r
TVt-ov a rrominent citizen of
diea -'" J
.1.53. "-H
-tinated mat me icioa wirai
11 ?r 7,3 will exceed 12,000,000 bush-
of KOst prominent rnanfiic
c v.Jmr" will exhibit at the Cen-
,r Ui
' . ,.Kinirton county has a fifteen-year-
r.. ai
i
A T10'
'.rt tornado swept over Chica-o
!.,- afternoon, leveling steeple,
c" '"V ''" Piciac estimated at 6-50.-
, n?d-t destroyed an, imrcen.se
"" of vaiaaMo lumber, the loss being
sa".Aai -82.10,000.
"s.-7rc rr.rMUET)" says vice is never so
r.iti.,n.-il rvts. never so eon-
, -I'll;. . . j t . i
when it usurps me natural
,jf virtue.
' t ., :iar!d Holland, the Chambcrsburg
u, '- nlUrs. -were sentenced on Saturday
r,t ---
.,:?.;.
Pcmu-umry.
rMviu-uV remark '-There's no such
!5.f rreent unpleasant times, so as to state
iv-br.
V bu'l ra.-V.ed into a millinery shop,
..'-' a staimvd among the ladies pres
r f TK ladv in chir drove the bovine
nrleEan cut' by exhibiting the price of a
rrs.z Kr.net.
T-Min T. Nrri is his name, and he re
el - at Springfield, Ohio, l'v sending on
'""j7 r.i K.item merchants, with bo'zus
'j;r.,rc. indorsements, he has secured
' ..." ? so;i worth ot roods.
0-. -.f our vountr men received this
... 1 ' V l.ltl I. f "I 1 1 1 1 " 1(1 (f
tr-T' : I.'.v:."' - " - - -
v n!..re jast vet. dear. Tathcr lias been
.'.:.,. !: lo.-.'s half-soled with two rows
ji aixund the toos.M
u,r ..!! J Ponzherfv has boon retain
ni the uc.L'iije oi i.ic aiiocea
t" i to va.v. j
V xurler-
A Ilarrisburg man who boasted hoM
never seen the horse that could throw him
was landed in a druggist's show window
about five minutes afterward
of '-There's alight in the window for you."
The bill establishes a new St.it. Wt,I
tal for the insane in Southeastern Pennsyl
vania was somewhat amended by a com
mittee of conference before it was finally
passed and sent to the Governor. As it
now stands Monroe county is not included
in the district, which consists of Philadel
phia, Bucks, Northampton, Lehbh, Mont
gomery, Chester and Delaware "counties.
The commission to purchase the site and
erect this hospital will consist of terr per
sons, to be appointed by the Governor
four from Philadelphia and one from each
of the other counties named, all to serve
without compensation. The general de
tails of the bill remain as they were in the
copy lately published in this paper.
JamesPt. Struthers, Esrp, is the oldest
practicing attorney of thi county, havinir
been appointed District Attorncry bv At-toruey-General
Johnson in 1843, when it
was first organized. Thomas L. Foster,
is the next oldest practioner ; J. II. Siewers,
Esq., was admitted in IStG ; Gen. Charles
Albright comes next, he being admitted in
ISoo ; Daniel Kalbfus, Esq., Vas admitted
in 1839, and Hon. Allen Crai about the
same time. Hon. Nathaniel 15.' Eldred was
the first President Judge of this District ;
Hon. Luther Kidder, the second ; Hon.
James M. Porter, the third ; Hon. Thomas
S. Bell, the fourth ; Hon. George U. Bar
ret, the fifth ; and Hon. S. S. Dreher, the
sixth, and present officer. Of those the
first four are dead. Hon. James M. Porter
became Secretary of War under President
Tyler, and Hon. Thomas S. Bell, a Judge
ot the Supreme Court. Hon. George K.
Barrett resides at Clearfield where he is at
present engaged in the practice of law.
Curbijii Democrat.
John Cochlin, treasurer ot Mahanovl
township, Schuylkill county, Pa., ha3 been
ounu guuty ot iorgery and embezzlement
The City of Leavenworth Visited by a
Destructive Gale.
LEAYENvoivrn, Kansas, May C. At
3.30 o'clock this morning this neijrhbor-
lood was visited by a destructive wind
storm. It had been raininir almost inces
santly for sixty hours, and at the time the
storm struck the town the rain was still
ahin in torrents. At 3.23 o'clock a dens
,.1 1 r. ,i . i -I
Z , . ; 71 i wfternknori- Some. goods sold this week for nearly
T - w t. c llkA.X W Ul WV-C
ui' iuu uasu, wuicn connuuea tt a t tti "CDTrtlT1 I
Ilut ovrr n minnrn w ton w-oa ai.Xi.JJX- x .
hurricane struck the city came a blindins IlOPhPr S Oil IIOI'I II 1 Mipnil
inunuer mac maue ine earta treuiDie. ihe i TjrmTA-T HT'A'n'n
wind-cloud was funnel-shaped, with the I , If 1 j .V I j IK H
small end down. Itmnrftl with an wW.l HUUllUll UlUllLi
ating motion from rest to east, rebound-
inrr 1 1 V-1 1 V. r V. , . 1 , n -.... tt.-...Cnn..?.r..ir 1 . . . v
uumjoucii, atMiti in i in is now ceing cramraea 11 oi them, just see
its pathway wherever it struck the earth. here what t.ricesl
The loss to the city and county cannot be Shilling Calicoes down to 6 ct5.
less than SlfiO.OUO :in.l h S-fiO . 3 yard of Merrimack or Spraene'3 for 50 ct?
QOQ I Fashionable plain and plaid Dre)s Goods on
ly iu ana l Jct., worth lt ana I'U cts.
Fine twilled black Cashmeres onlv 45 tU
ST")f01 1 1 TSTo"ri Our best spJol cotton, 200 yds. 3 cts. or 2 spools
JL ' " ioro cents.
othing can be fairer in business dealing vnt Kpmmi i1-nrfir.i,fa a ,t,
oeiween man ana man man to cnare aa per- Snl;, irar.a.,, ri ,
. , .1 t Li. Tt. - l-I--" 6 wu.j. ni.tl .-v.
o.. aim mc same price. anaraaKer crown at 10 cU. worth 20 cl.
deal thus. lley count that a poor mn g dol- i .Ib', i.0 k.,f;r,.i on,..,
hirUa good as a rich man's. Every pur- Men' striped half Hose, fine, onfv 10 eta.
chaser of clothing there knows that he is treated IIeavy Bedtick onlv 10 eta.
w.. f "- ' "mieacheJ and unbleached Muslin below bot
ine woru. ah are servea on tne nome equit
able, honorable, and courteous principle. This
way of dealing is of itself a strong recommen
dation of Oak Hall Clothinir House. Sixth and
Market btreets, rhiladelphia. Its conductors laoie s, blisses anl Lhildrena trimmed and
DYNAMITE DISASTER.
who are to be tried in the
tlu" May ses.-cons of the
f chuvlkill eouotv.
coming out of church
a !
was never
'.V
-.v.:!
ri.--.-i wirh duty and privilege
I ;ir.i dett-ruiin'-d to do
: ?. this wry week, another
":V ..liU.-atcr.
v wl.i-n a inn i.s charged with
up his head and says : "1
th 1 d-IIar. That proves my
It will s'0n ie necessary, in
a cntleusan of liberal poses--Ti:
.' !.i:n as "rich but honest.''
r.rs i:: AVest Chester cvunty
thu h.--nse of a lone wMow and
;:i to --s. Verv soon he came
b'.o...!v
Extraordinary Explosion in Jersey City.
New York, May 7. Late last nurht
...
tins city was startled by a loud report
caused lv an explosion of Lriant powder in
Jersey City, and the residents in the lower
part of that city and Hoboken soon after
learned that the powder mncrazine of the
now lKdaware, Lackawanna and Yestern
railroad mi Jersev City Heights had ex
p'.oded witli such terrible force as to cause
houses to be upset and alniuss totally;
vnrxivEn for. milfs
And miles around. In a short time the
I'aiisaJi s, along the brow of the hill, were
crowded bv people frum Union X I III, West
Ihii. Uuboken. and New York, who had
seen the eHects of the explosion and hurried
to the spot where thj explosion took place
The place called the magazine, at which
expioio:i occurred, wai
-.rid
a irv
ca.-
rowied tne sun
A
kv irs of powder
I:
:a a
was re-
x - v
mice m .Nevada count v.
. .... .is
::n r":.;lv f.r washintr
cur ic yards of earth. The
. v..-r -; i'.-ct in height, and it
L'-Il'y i',ur feet. The explosion
I'.te success.
-y'var.ii man hes invented a
u:::vs.t bv the use of which a
r: :; i-i ciiurch without making
I.. 's of ti.on fool away their
. r- kiid tuch things, and d
::y cne. Here's a man who's
:Wt--r t-. the human race.
TORNADOES.
00
to Prcp-rtj.
Destructive Wind
11:'.
r 1
:-3 k
1
h... M r G. About 5 o'clock
u a M.rrid.' rain-storm, accoai
. rc":;'l:;' tol!:;;do. visited this
ur.-:.t damage to prorertv. The
i'-!: ebiviJy on the sjuth and
Th -.v.-st sid-i escaped aim st
'vhid seemed to comej
i dp-pped here and there
S'ci i portions whi';h
Am i.tj: the casualties re-
--; the Allowing: Tiie Michlrin
'1 -p t was unroofl-d. and six la
rir.'X in the vicinity were more
irt. ...'.1.; i,f them seriouslv. The
1. of i race Church, 175 feet
crashing through the roof
i-:e. The choir were prac-
K:"":r la the church at the time, but were
' -.jurou. The loss to the church, ex-
-.a;;vc ci the stcej le. is estimated at 7,-r',J-t
Ih srire of the Wabash Avenue
.-'-cU: Church also broke off and fell
-t ajjoiaicg. The tin rojfof'o.
. h. .." ai,:iah avenue was carried o!f and the
.iin- (J.iteoseless against the storm.
i::e upf er portion of the roof of the old
acty Ho.-pitrxl was carried away, and the
t'-.xr.r.' fj;ing on the lower portions
'-"-ei auca injury to the building. The
r ' were speedily removed, and none
3 s..ri;u.-!y hurt. At 5.15 the massive
--s :.i u: the Crib, together with the
r.vrrrctc 1 tower, was swept iato the lake
7", . ciy destroyed
Smash Dowu Prices
IX
HAS COME!
New York Merchants bnrstin
71 n
Tip I
torn price. Pina and needles 5 cts. a paper.
STRAW GOODS.
have certain! v got into the path that lead j
straight to the popular favor. -i-lm.
KEYSTONE DRUG STORE.
Dr. S. L. FotTLKE & J. Krestje, rocceswrs PnnntlsrMniu rtnlw tT nn
to lVter llliams, have purchased the Empire 1 .:r..i-.i I 1
Druz rMore, on Main street, a few doors below r-- t ' . i' 5n' r
ir t r.u I r ine ingrain carpets only 00 cts. a vard.
thcl'ost-.lhce, and for the convenience of thoe Ira am. r..n. r mcn J.. ni.i,'-
l'rices from oO cents to cd o for the most
untrimmed Hat'' half price.
Jewelrv setts verv cheap.
lwibbons, all widths, colors and qualities the
verv cheapest.
All kinds of Table linen, towela, napkins and
.Linen crash as low as b cts.
who wish to call, will have a red lamp in
front, and known hereafter as the
Keystone I r u g Store,
fashionable styles.
Ready-made Clothing for men, youth's and
boys, the cheapest in the county.
wIippp will ho mn;tirtlT L-pnt Paints fllk JiUUld jlJJJ oil CilO.
- j ..r- , w .
t - T 1 r i: I n
ariu.ne?, uruir' aim .ieuienie, a.nu o 1 ir 1 if t 1 r . u- aa -
articles u.-Hiallv kept in a Drug btore, at the c.o
lowest market prices.
S. L. FOULKE,
J. KRESGE.
onlv $3 o'.,
Men's plow and lace dioes, cheap.
Ladv s lasting Gaiters onlv $1 2o.
Misse's and Children's, same proportion.
We sh:ill keen a pntral assfirtmpnt nf lionf.e
Dr. ?. L. Fonlke being a practical Physician, an,l shocs for Ladle's and Gents', and mak
f. t ' iV .1. P -1 w'. I.- - '
navin nisoizirein tne rearoi saiu urug iore, ixi$ a epecialitv.
con'.ially invites the public to give him a call, These are a few of the prices now on hand,
as ne is luny quanneti io prescnoe anu com- but Decker can send up everv d.av or two new
pound all prescriptions. ov. 11, . o-bm. fresh jroods, for he is in the citv watchinjr the
bargains and is determined that no lirni shall
DIED. undersell him.
Don't buv of anv until vou have called at
O. (.'
! ... ;. " 'ct 1:5 iri au
a small brick
tu 1 ling about sis feet square and ten feet
m lieight. was used by the contractors 0
the tunnel as a storeroom for ci.mt powder
e.i. did yuu get anything, i;,nj nitro-'lveermo. There were also stored
crcr. "1 ve in the bui'din' nearly 3.000 cartridres
made of a compound of the giant powder
and nicro-glyceruie, caLed
'T.F.XI:t(.VK
Ar.d it is thought these caused the explo
sion
The theory advanced by an old employee
of the tunnel, and the one which is more
believed than others, is that some of the
cartridges became dry from long standing
and exploded, setting the others oil at the
same time. In support of this theory the
man stated that the cartridges when made
are kept damp until used, and if allowed to
stand without being dampened lor a pcrux
of two weeks thev will explode trom com
bastion. This is the theory supported by
the police and residents 1:1 the neighbor
hood. Owinu to the lateness of the hour
no deGnite idea of the loss resulting from
s8 ! the explosl. n could be ascertained, but the
I building within a circuit of three miles
around, and particular in Jersev City, Ho
token and Jersey Citv Heights, are nearly
all damaged, and the foundations having
been shaken, a number of these wul doubt
less have to come down. At the time 0
the explosion the Hudson County
C E.VTEN" X IAL COM M fSSIOXEHS.
Were in meeting in the City Hall, Jersey
City, ari l the report blew out the gas
" . -11- 1 - .1
throughout the buii Jmir, leaving tne com
mL-sioners in darkness. At No. ")2'2 Grove
street, two iuiies from the tunnel, Law
rence McKensy, a segar dealer, was
ELOWX FH03I BEHIND THE COUNTER,
Through a dtrfir into an adjoining room,
while his windows were blown to the op
posite side of the street. The windows of
ei-FrcehoIder O'Grady's house, corner of
Grove and Twelfth streets, were entirely
blown out. At Freeholder Mc Phillips' j
house, on Grove street, the doors and win-!
dows were blown down. In Hoboken, the
windows of Louis BellofFs saloon, on
Xewark street, were blown out and the bar
overturned.. A larjre pane of French glass
was blown from a window on the corner of
.Sixth and Washington streets, and, together
with the sash, was carried over two blocks
away, while the windows of all the stores
on the cast side of the street were blown
out. Along Palisade avenue, on Jersey
City Heights, the buildings from Newark
avenue to the West Hoboken boundary
line, among them some of the finest houses
iu the county, were almost totally destroyed,
and will have to be rebuilt. A Cnion II ill
car that was being driven on board the ele
vator at Ferry street, at the time of the
explosion, was turned over on its side,
throwing the driver and conductor out on
the tracks and badly injuring the horses.
AX AFTESLOOK.
New Youk, May 7. Over forty thous
and people visited the scene ot the explo
sion in Jersey City to day. Absence of
danc-rous injury to any person is some
thing wonderful, when the riddled houses
in The neighborhood are seen. Many
bricks were hurled through walk within a
f.tot or so of sleepers' heads. The poliee
failed to trace anything that leads them to
suppose the strikers were the perpetrators
of the deed. The opinion is becoming
general that spontaneous combustion was
the cause. The damage, which is still only
c-uessed at, consists chiefly of broken glass
In Strondsbursr. on the oth int.. Amis, in- the wonderful cheap Auction tkore, 4 doors be-
r,nt .JjnrrMer "f -IIo Ti an,! Alfr.l TitTa HOW tlie Post Oftce
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of several writs of Ven. Ex. to
me directed, issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, I will expose
to sale at Public Vendue, on
SATURDAY, May 20, ISTG,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
Iloue, i:i the Dorough of btroudnr)r.
Monroe Count), the following described Ileal
Estate, to wit :
A certain messuace and tract of land
situate in the township of Hamilton, in said
County, containing
122 ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands of Teter
Kuckel, doe'd.. Adam Shafer, dee'd.. George
Heller, Peter Mosteller, Michael Sluoemaker,
dee'd., Wm. Pittenbendcr, Peter M. Marsh,
and others, 22 acres good timber land, 12
acres natural meadow, the balance good farm
land, the mo-t of it ia a hih state of culti
vation. McMiehaeLs Creek passes through
the property, and water near door. The im
provements thereon are a
Brick Dwelling House,
iij;jlJl2S by 32 feet, 2 stories, with
igsa-S Brick Kitchen attached 22 feet
square, U stories high. Slate Koof, a Spring
House with a never failini spring of Water
near the door, a new Ba.uk BAIIN 30 by 50
feet. Slate Hoof, Horse stable 2) feet square,
WAGON HOUSE attache.! 13 b20 teet,
Hen House 10 by 14 feet, Carriage House
14 by 13 feet.
A Tenant House,
frame, 1 S by 28 feet, 1 J stories,
Serine House with a never-failing
spring of water near the door, TENANT
HOUSE, used for Miller, 18 by 22
H feet. Kitchen attached, Sprine and
'Mi'AWeil ncar the House, a WHEEL
WRIGHT SHOP. 22 feet square 2
stories, BLACKSMITH SHOP, 20 by 3C
feet, DISTILLERY BUILDING. 30 by 36
feet, 2V stories, MALT HOUSE, S by 14
feet, Slate Roof,
X a
A 3 Story Grist Mill,
part Stone and part Frame, with
three run of Stones, is run bv two Cast Iron
Tiler Water Wheels, the grairi is carried all
through the Mill by elevators. The Gri
Mill Dam and three Fore-Bavs were all built
new in IS 02, and are in the bett runninj or
der. There is plenty of Custom Work. There
is always plenty of water winter and summer.
There is also a good
Apple Orchard.
and other fruit trees on the property.
The above property is situated in Kunkel
town, three miles West of Stroudsburg, on
the road Ieaoimr to rvellersville.
No. 2. A certain messuace and lot of land
situate in Stroud township, Monroe county,
containing
Fifty Acres,
about 10 acres good young timber land, about
acres natural meadow land, the balance is
ood farming land, adioinicland of William
luff, James Delong and others. The im
provements are
0fa
I'll I i-i
aired 9 months and 0 da vs.
Once "'twas rr.y hope upon this spot
A tender flower to raise ;
I thought its bloom would be my prida
Through many summer days ;
Eul ere the sunbeam's smile had lured
lL perfect fragrance forth,
Its soft leaves severed from the etem
Lay trampled on the earth.
I sorrowed all the winter time,
And bitter tears I shed ;
When spring returned it found me still
A mouner o'er the dead :
Eut soon I saw a plant arise,
And spurn its earthly tomb,
More beautiful than when I nursed
Its infancy in bloom.
That lesson in my memory
I've treasured up with care J
I will not sorrow for the dead
With impious, mad despair;
I know ray Annie's shaken off
This perishable earth,
And boast an immortality
Of beauty and of worth!
April 27, '76. ly.
DECKER & CO.
ORDINANCE No. 14.
Be ii enacted and ordained by the E'irges and
Tovn Council of Vie Borough of Bait strouds
burg: That all the property owners cn the exst
side of Courtland street from the corner of An
alomink and Courtland street at John Hohen
sheldt's to the end of Courtland street at the
Milford crossing, shall curb and pave the side
walk along their respective properties, either
with Brick or Flag-stone, by September 1, 1S76.
The width of said side-walk to be six feet.
In case of non-compliance with the above
Ordinance the Borough will cause the curbing
and paveing of said side walk tr be done and
j charge 20 per cent, advance on the cost of la
bor and material.
Approved May 1, 1 575.
Till LIP LYON,
Chief Burgess.
TIIEO Y. HOFFMAN, Secretary.
May 11, 1S7C 3u
Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of a writ of Lev. Fa. to mc direc
ted, issued oat of the Court of Common Pleas
nf rnnntv. T will eino.se to sale at
t Ti . .rt.i .a il...!"" . -
in l ocono, .-prii -ein, auer many moniu i public Vendue on
ffering, Jr?. rhmhe Amanda Tucker, aged 21 '
suHering,
year, 1 ruonth and o days.
child to mourn her loss.
Sh leaves one
MILLEU,
Ijysician and Surgeon,
The loss will pro
Trees, lampposts and other
e-.r-iw te streets. In some portions
.' p: t:t? tee sidewalks were turned over
"'J. 'id araiast the houses, breaking
j'"'-'; Hacks and carriages were
-r-u.-u ;a streets and abandoned.
-J Vehicles were seen on the south
i ;, toraaio pa.sse'1 turned over
7 Ui? of them wrecked. Innumerable
---..!v toppled over and sicrns were hurled
'' i..e str...f n r:..?.
Uireciioas. jiluc
l-i I r..r, -.wt... .1 -,. Tt., I).,!m.w
v"'t, jy 't Hv-ises are said to have been
a' taUi:iee,l' hut no particulars can be
btrC -orsi seems to have been less,
'-Grar.y every vessel lying inside of the
iC'2- . 1 Sal'4 or Qiasts or portions of
tC ri''la?- The li;rhtnincr struck: several
'S v .,r - , -
iur one wa:j a miri in"
' le onlv slisbtly. The storm
U - '; . a tow minutes- The total damage
' 'i,-h less than that.
'-c-y estimated at $250,000. and will
Siiurday. the 2Qth day of May, 1S76,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
Honse in the Borough of Stroudsburg, Monroe
countv, the lollowmg described l.eal Instate,
to wit:
A tract of land situate in the townships of
Barrett and Price, in said Countr, surveyed
I . r . 1 T Air r I t
rK rmorXr, r.i h- rr ;n RiHnra with on warrant irom ine Lanu vjiueeoi x. niiiMHi
J. B. Miller, m i'r h.'ior th jnrsonwn umce. nia, erantea to J osepn lieaion, ana numoereu
Office hours, . to 9, 12 to 3 ana 6 to a. on ,iie Commissioners Books ot Monroe
STROUDSBURG, Ta.
May 11, 1ST-5. tf.
countv 232, and containing
TRTAT. T.TST MAY T. 1876.
dyd Acres,
Tirnli Stauffer vs. Lewis T. Smith
( Inn. Jackson vs. William Gilbert. Execu- more or less. All 1 IMUhK JA L
tor of I'eter Gilbert, dee'd. Seized and taken in execution a the proper
Jacob L. Rhode. Administrator vs. Lewis Si- ty of Amelia Walker and Edward S. Walker,
and to be sola dv me lor can.
JACOB K. SIIAFER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Stroudbburg,
May 1, 1S76.
mons.
Rathbone, Said &, Co. vs. Wm. S. Flory.
Lavinia Weiss vs. Wm. Gilbert, Executor.
Mesinrer & Brother vs. Timothy Miller.
Jehu Ililgert vs. William Hocking.
Daniel berfass vs. Jonas Krepge.
Wm. S. Florv vs. Petfcr Merwine.
Hannah Christman vs. Iiichard Chrifit.
Bochroch & Franke I vs. Peter Merwine.
Ute of A. W. Cramer vs. John Merwine et aL the next Orphans' Court, to be held at Slrouds-
Joseph Fenterruacher vm. John Merwine.
Peter P. Schaffer vs. Joseph Fehr.
T1IO. M. McILUAXEY Trot'y.
May 11, 1876.
Widow's Appraisements.
The appraisement of Widow's in the follow
ing Estates, will be presented for approval to
Argument List May T. 1876.
Peter Merwine vs. Tetcr Zimmerman.
Jeffry Wells vs. Jacob Stroud.
Herbine, Baum & Co. vs. Coolbaugh Up
Wra. Dowling vs. John Warner.
John Merwine vs. Conrad Frable,
fcsame vs. Same.
Same vs. Same.
Keifer Et. ae. vs Wm. E. Keifer.
burir. on Monday, Mav 22d, 1S76.
Estate of Henry Heller, deceased.
" John A. Flagler,
" George A. Fennical, "
44 Washington Shifler, "
" Milton Michael, "
" William Schraale. "
May 4-2t. Tuo. M. McIijiaket, Clerk.
Auditor's Noitce.
Tha nn.Teraii;ned siitlitnr appoints! by the Orphans'
Court of Mnr" countr. t niaka distrihuiioa of the
mooeY ia the huivH t Mary ietricK ana mo9 j--
triclc Aitminiairators of the Estate ot Jonn h- LH-tru lc,
i. . ,r -r r' I fl- (I will atU"n'l to ine auties ni.i apnininirn4 on
Exceptions to Auditor's Kcportin Mason Him- 4!ft,r7laT, Mar "ih. 176, at his oifie in th boruph
mick s restate.
Rule on Jonas B. Miller.
Rule on children of Mary Hellyer.
Exceptions to Road in Smithtieid.
Mark Miller vs. J. M. Carlton et. al
Exceptions to Auditor's Report distributing
money of John I. All?nder.
Frank H. Palmer vs. Henry Fulmer.
John W. Young vs Samuel S. Gower & Wife.
THO. M. McILIIAMEX, Prot'y.
May 11, 1876.
nf StrnuilLbur. at W o'cUck. a. in., when and whtre all
nprsoni intrestl In suM diatnriution niar atuna 11
. ... v . r j .. u i -
: ir .i r i i tji dciIv
n i.ir an sniff intrrt-n.
Stroudsbur?, April lJ-lt-J
U L BL'RSON.
Auditor.
Opposition to Humbuggery!
Th nn.lrsicnetl herehv ann'Hine1 that he haa rp-
iumel biii-iness at th old atand. neit dt'jor U Eastern
."l.-thin? Suire, Main atrial, Mrnuilsbnr', I'a., and Is
fully pri-pared to act'omiuoaat ail tn want oi
BOOTS and SHOES,
Those persons summoned to appear asJu- th i.it utrie and of e.M materui. itrair-
rors at a Court to be held 31ay ISjo, are in promptly attented to. t.uamea fii-
r,; . i . -..U.. 1,11 Dc. 9. 1575-1 rl C. LEWIa W ATEE5.
DOllueil uui to appear, u-t iuc oiuci ij uum - -
said Court has been countermanded by the BLANK LE SKS
www m M m l . mm a.-.a
w,.4 "IV-': For Sale at this Office
3STOTICE.
STROUDSBURG BANK.
May 2d, 187G.
The Dinvtors of this Bank have this day
declared a strmi-annu.il dividend of four per.
cent payable to the Stockholders on and after
Jhe lG:h irist.
May 4-:t. J. MACKEY, Cashier.
Register's Notice.
Xotici b;r-by g'.ven to all jtjth intenMted in
tli EsUL-.-s jf the rtspective d-TfcJunt.-'. Uiat tha rllow
iai aoojuiits have 1D fi!-?d iu tU Rti'.-r' Ofircof
Monro" couuty, and will be pr?-ntrd for cottSruiatioa
t- the Ur;:hana' Court of aid cuuntv at stroudsburg.
oa Munday, May l?"tj. at I ) o'cl jifc, a. m.
Kint anil final a:ount f J.-hn B. Siurm. A lraiui
tratvr cum to.u!n--iito auueaool' the L.sltj of 1 : la
bel ik (ireaccn. d?c'd.
Second and fiual acconnt of Abd Storro. acting .Ad
ministrator of the Estate ff Harrivn Carman, dee'd.
The ao-eount of Myra L. Forythe, Administratrix
of th K!at of William B. Forsyth, irendrred by I.
S. t'ae. Exetutor of Myra L. Forsytbe.)"
Second and final a.-couutof AIvuzq B. Shafr, A i
m!r.istrator of Mary Shafer, deceased.
The account I Melohiur Kiniz, Kxctitor of tha last
Will and Testament of John KiCLz, det'd.
The i.x''juut of Felix Storm. Trustee for the salo of
the Ileal Estate of Sarah Kintz, de 'd.
FiMt aud separate ao.ouut of W. If. Bittenbendcr,
one of the i-.xetitors of the lt Will and Testament ot
Ipt-r Kuukle. "l-'C'd.
Tbortrst and liaal a.'countof Xt-Ison Hays, Adminiv
trrtor of the Estate ot" Burton Hays, det'd."
The account of Elizabeth Barlei!, Administratrix of
the Estate of John M. Barb ib. dt 'd.
1- u:al account of p.;ter Hufi.smith. Jr. Admin iitrator
of the Estate of Teter Hull'iuiith. Jr. dfe'd.
Final account of Jos-ih Uruber. Adaiiniatrator of
the Etat; of Mirha.,1 Heiner, Uec'd.
The account of Henrv Mvldart, Executor of the last
Will and Tostann-nt of Joseph Stubbs, dee'd, (settled bv
Williasu St.jdJart
The ax-ount of Peter KanVle. Gnardian of Georeo
II. Saiith, (rendered by John Kunkel.l
lh-? account f i'etiT K unset, Ouardian of Tohn M.
Smith, i rendered by John Kunk-?1.)
The account of uuliara sunth. Administrator cum
tozsam-nto anuexo of the Estate of Charlca Meek as.
deceased.
Account of Sarah Diitot. Executrix of the Estate of
John L'utut, dee'd.
Account ofEeTt c. Shupp, Administrator of the Es
tate of Charles ihupp, deceased.
J. AfiEyzEl.i.i-.li. Keeisur.
Register's Office. Stroudsburg, Pa. )
April Jj, 15 .ti. it. )
NOTICE.
I
.'.'4
A Frame House,
about IS by 24 feet, - stories hisrh
with Kitchen attached IS by 14 feet, a Wash
louse 14 bv 16 teet, iiarn 24 by 30 teet,
Io? House and other outbuildine?, a never-
ailin;? spring of water near the door. A
C00d
Apple Orchard
and other fruit tree?, on the property, about
three miles from Stroudsburg on the public
road leading to Tannersvi'Ie,
Xo. 3. A Lot ot land situate m the
Borouirh of Stroudsburg, adjoining land of
Win. Wallace. Abram. IiBar, Sydenham
Walton Estate, and others on the Road lead
ing from Centre Street, to WyckoH's Mills,
and containing
Seven Acres.
There is a YOUNG ORCHARD on the lot
composed of Apple, Pear and Cherry Trees,
more or les ot them bearing trees.
No. 4. A lot of land situate m the borough
of Stroudsbur-, on the North side of Main
Street, 40 feet front by 200 feet deep, on
Quaker Alley, adjoining lands ot Henry J.
Bush andJ.iseph Wallace. The improve
ments are a llnee btory manv
Dwelling House,
24x32 feet, with a Brick Kitchccg
attached, 20 feet square, 2 stones. Also an
other Brick Kitchen attached, 14xlS feet, 1
torv hish. a Frame Barn. 24x40 feet, lhe
rjOt U nearly opposite the Methodist Church.
No. 5. AJiOtot land situate in the said
orou2h of Stroudsburg, on the West side
of Franklin St., on the North side of the
Quaker Church, A) leet Iront by 100 lect
deep, to the Academy Square.
o. t. A iu or iana situate in tne sam
Borough of Stroud.-hursr, on the South side
of Thomas St. and East side of the Academy
nunre, f0 feet on Thomas St. and 100 leet
deen on Academy Souare.
Stroudsburg. on the est corner of ranklm
and Thomas Sts., 50 feet front on Thomas
St. and 100 feet along t ranklm bt.
No. S. A Lot of land situate on the South
East corner of George and Monroe Sts., 23
feet on the East side of George St. aud about
7S feet on Monroe St. The improvements
are a BRICK
Store House,
To the Heirs and legal, representatives of
Enoch Flagler, late of Stroud township, in
said County, deceased. In the matter of the
partition ot the Real Estate cf said Enoch
Flagler, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphan
Court of said County cf 3Ionroe, issued 3d,
March A. D. 1ST6, I hereby give notice that
an Inquest to make partition or valuation of
said Real Estate will be held on the premises
in Stroud township, in said County, on
Saturday, the 20th day of May, A. D. 1ST6,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
when and where you may attend if you see
proper.
Br order of the Court.
JACOB K. SHAFER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Stroudsburtr, 1
April 15, lS7C-20-5t. f
pROTHONOTARY'S NOTIOE.
Notice is hereby gien to all persons in
!ere?ted that the account of Richard .S. Staple,
surviving Trustee, under the deed of tni?t from
Abner Kirk and wife to Sydenham Walton.
John X. Stokes and Richard S. Staples, dated
February 2S, ISoo, and Recorded at Strouds
burg, in Deed Book, Vol. 8, P. 50. And the
account of Thomas M. Mcllhaney, Trustee of
the Estate assigned by Geo. II. Singer and wife
to John De Young, have been filed in the ofSce
of the Prothonotary of the Coart of Common
Picas of Monroe County, and will be presented
fur allowance and confirmation at the neit
term of said Coart on Mondav, Mar 22. 1S76.
TIIOS. M. McILIIANEY; Proth'y.
April 27, '76.
License Applications
The f.I'rtwinj apptioafions for license having boon
filial in the orSc of the Cb-rk, in the Court of Quarter
Sessions of Monroe countr, wi!l bs presented at tha
next term cf said Court, Mem-Jay May 2Z, 1S76.
HOTELS.
BARRETT.
Jyhn IV. Yothir.
CHESTXUTIIILL.
Charles Ebrl?,
Prr S. Ilellor,
IaTid Eritt,
Henry A. Vci,
Jenjine reijc.
EAST STF.CXISBURG.
Miller Jc Depac.
ELTRED.
William Chrinaiaa.
Eliaa Smith.
Lcti I.rgor.
SMITH FIEt-r.
Wm. A. Frvlha.1 A Son
Simeon Ik Bush.
UAMILTOX.
Pavi'l Krrse,
J.-hn Roth.'
rharhx Andrew,
Jnhn W. MaekeJ,
John Soij!?.
TRrrwf3CP.o.
THv"nl L. Pisle.
N". II. ShaOr A. Bro.
Lon Baldwin,
J. C. GrijTO.
Mar 4. 1ST5.
TrsKHAy?rocK.
Tetcr Merwine.
CC-jLBACGir.
Jaoob Gearhart,
John Callahan,
Jerome B. jbiw,
.Tame Vilon. jr.
Christian Kresc:
Josiah rtiwlin;;,
Jac-Db II. Stocker.
P0CC50.
Charles Brown,
Mana.seh Miller.
Anthony H. R.-emer.
TO BYTT A Alt.
William ShiSer,
Isaac staaaer.
roLK.
Corc Green,
F. J. Hummel,
.Inx Snyder,
John Kervhner,
Mary Potior.
st. sMrrimELD.
Jacob H. I'laee.
E.VTING HOC5FL
EAST STKnCWiBClW.
Thomas J. Iunn.
THO. M. McILIIAX3T, Clerk.
2x62 feet, 1 story high, a good
cellar under the whole building, and Store
Koom is about 1 6 feet high, adjoining lands
of .Jerome II. Fetherman.
No. 0. A alualle t situate on the
North Ka.-t corner of 3Ionroe and (leorge
Sts. iu the said IJoroughof Stroudsburg 100
feet on the North side of Monroe St. and 90
feet on George St. The improvements are
a two story
Brick House,
26 feet on George St. and fio feet on Monroe
St., and an addition of 12x24 feet, there is a
good celler under the whole building, ma
cademized with stone and then cemented. A
rood well of water on the same.
Seized and taken in execution the pro
perty of Jerome b. ilhams and to be sold
by me lor ea5h.
JACOB K. SIIAFER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Otfice, Stroudsburg,
May 4, lit. I
Auditor's Notice.
The nndersigned auditor appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Monroe county, to make
distribution of the money in the hands of Jo.
lirotzman and Henry Protzman, Administra
tors of the Estate of Wm. Brotzman, doe'd
will attend to the duties of his appointment on
Saturday, May 13th, 1S76 at the Prothono
Urv's ciice, in the Porough of Stroudsburg, al
10 o'clock, a. when and where all persons
interested in said dL-trlbutiou may attend if
ther think proper or be A rever debarred lrom
coming in for anv share thereof.
April 13-4tT. M. McILHANEY, Auditor.
Court proclamation.
"herea.. the H-m. ?aU"et. Preher, rrwidVni
Jiidie of the 2Cd Judu-ial District of Pennsylvania,
mmp'ed 'f the eiintios of Mnw and CarboQ, and
1etkr tjp.i'VEH and Charles V. Pecker, Es-juirs,
AixH-iaw Judires of the Conrt of Common I'leas of the
County of Monre, and by virtue of their otf.ee. Justice
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
delivery and Court of lienoral quarter Sessions in and
t"ir the "said County of M jnroe, have is.uel their prwept
to me commanding that a C?urt of Quarter 5BHona of
the Iea.-e and Common I'leas, and Conrt of Oyer as-1
Terminer and General Jail IXlitrary and Orphan's
Court, for the said County of Monroe, to be holdea at
Stroudshurp, on
MONDAY, the 2:d day of May, 1S76,
to continue one week, if nevessary.
XOTICE
Is hereby given tha Coroner, the Jam'ecu of th
Peace, and Constables cf the said ecnty of Monm,
that thdy N then and there ready with their roll
reeordinquisitions, examinations and other reniem
hraeea to do those things which their ounces are ap
pertaining, aM also that tnose wh are bound by
recocnUan'-c to prosecufe rlre evidence acainst th
prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of the said
county of Monroe, or a,runt persons who stand charged
with th commission of ortences to be then and ther
to prosecute or tufy as shall be just.
(God save the Commonwealth.
JACOB K. SilAFEK, Sheriff.
SheriiTs Oiliv'e Stroudsbur,;,
May 4, l:i. J
Auditor's Notice.
In the natter of the diitribution of proceed of Lhe
SherijT s Sale cf the Real Estate cf Joseph
Xorton.
The undersigned. Auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County, to
make distribution of the proceeds arising from
the SheritTa Sale of the Heal Estate of Joseph
Norton, and to report the farts and reasons up
on which such distribution is mad, will at
tend to the duties of his appointment, on Satur
day, the 20th day of May, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
at the office oij. li. Storm, Esq., in the Borough
ol MrouJsburg, when and where all parties in
terested are requested to attend or be forerer
debarred from coming in for a share cf said pro
ceeds. CHARLES L. KINEY, Auditor.
May, 4, 1S76-4L
TO WHOM it MAY CONCERN !
SEBASTIAN ECHLE,
Has resurcf d the BOOT and SHOE raakintr business,
in all its various branches, in the hawmeot of J. B.
Miller' huilding, one door East of Jea'ersonian Otfice.
All who dire anything in his line, done np in tha
hijhest style of the art, are cordiaUv invited to drop
in. Maxvh 3, T6-tL
$2,000 WANTED,
On First Mortgage ; firt class prop eriy.
ther information apply at ihia omce.
Jan. 27, lars.
For fur-
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