ttrfmi.niii-,nao pn i .1 r: "t.c Vr ClI)c Scffcvsouinn. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 187G. lU'iziocs-utic Investigation. The investigating Committees at Washing ton, selected by the Democratic majority of the house "to daughter the innocents," be gin to find that the experiment does not pay. The eloign was, of course, to catch Republi cans and present them to the country as evi dences of an absolute necessity for a change of the administration from Republicanism to emocracy. Rut for each Republican caught and presented as guilty of official corruption at least two Democrats are cither certainly convicted of fraud, or so clouded over with doubt as to make it altogether unsafe to re pose confidence in them in the future. And the most trying circumstance of this result is, that while the guilty Republicans are mere hangers on of the party, with Belknap as the ODly exception, the Democrats arc calendered as saints whose images were literally en shrined in the hearts of the leaders and the masses. This state of things is truly de plored, and not a little private Democratic grumbling is heard that Clymer and Proctor Knott and the rest of the captains among the inquisitors should have attempted the use of the boomerang before they, as is evident, had learned the first principlcsnecessary in its management. Not a few too have been the fluttered regrets that when the deadly in strument returned from its flight it did not hit those who so bunglingly used it on the head instead of the Pendleton's and the Kerr's and the rest who were so badly dam aged but who were not intended to be hit at all. Democracy never did think much of Ex-Speaker Rlaiuc and now they think less of him than ever. They investigated him, but instead of crushing him with evidences of corruption and malfeasance in office, they are compelled to present him to the world a man without fear and without reproach. Even their attempts to interrupt the free course of testimony did not help them, but worked to Rlaine's advantage and their own more perfect discomfiture. His calmness under persecution surprised and stunned them, but when he let himself out to the work of making their meanness recoil upon them they hopped from under, and danced about the congressional arena as though coals of fire were dropped upon their heads. Poor Democracy, when it took upon itself the task of investigating Rlainc it thought the job was light and they sure of success. It thinks differently now. The Fourth. An adjourned meeting of the committee on making preparations fur the celebration of the 4th of J uly, was held at the Court House last Monday evening, when the fol lowing named gentlemen were appointed as additional members on the general com mittee : J. K. Shafer, A. O. Grecnwald, Col. Burnett, J. C. Griggs, Darius Dreher, B. S. Jacoby, Valentino Kautz, C. U. Waruick, Tkeo. Schoch, J. II. Conner, J. T. Palmer, Wm. Wallace, J. S. Fisher, D. S. Lee, Samuel Buckley, D. L. Pislc, II. D. Bush, John Appeuzellor, J. L. Bowers, Theo. C. Brown, Chas. Wiutermute, Simon Fried, W. J. Thompson, T. M. Mcllhancy and Samuel Hoffman. Simon Fried, M. W. Rhodes and B. S. Co UN in this neighborhood is looking well. ' A 12-pound Rock fish was caught in the Delaware at Now Hope, Bucks county, on Friday last. "Woolen mills in Connecticut are stock ii .i-i im . i : I inr nr. ana ueum to iook. hkg uuiintta a ram. "AMI o7 popular Interest. Milk only nets three and half cents a quart to those farmers in Bucks county, who ship it to Philadelphia, low figure. It is a shameful thing that best are being made in New York city that Commodore Vanderbilt will die before the 4th of July. The flmt, nnd mouth disease has broken llns is certainly a out rrCat violence among the swine in the country near Montreal, Canada. Don't fail to talk up a genuine Agri- Bob Toombs is in Washington, drunk as cultual fair. Such an one will not only pay a lord, lie is still mourning over the loss expenses, but prove a blessing by leading in of his slaves, and tearing the union asun- the cud to the production of two spears of dor w ith his mouth. r I grass where only, one spear grew neioic. Extraordinary. A turtle was killed at Lets have an Agricultural fair by all means. ulbrt Xorth Carolina, last week, which w. :M on,l 5f hoon ro. on examination, was found to contain one iii .i i l i -it thousand and fifty eggs, marked by others that the matrimonial de- J DO nartmcnt of our naner is very meagre indeed. Bitr fish arc rcachinz our shores, doubt g- - - i n Come girls can't vou help us out of this less for centennial purposes. A sturgeon shame. It is too bad. And this leap year weighiug 5G0 pounds was recently captured too ! Yesterday, at Cincinnati, the prelimi naries were inagura ted of a convention which will tell us the name of our next President. Of course we mean the Republican Conven tion, for none other in these days has the spirit of prophecy. in Massachuessts waters. The ratio of physicians to population is now 1 to MM. j lew years ago tne ratio was 1 to 1,200. The longer they practice the smaller the list of patients. The emigration of so many Mormons from Utah to New Mexico gives a strong coloring of truth to the rumor of the New Plaster. Fresh ground Plaster for sale Mcxicaa occupation by Brigham's band at Stokes Mills, at tfS. per ton or CO cents per bushel. Grain wanted in exchange at highest market price. May 4 2m. N. S. Wyckoff & Sons. The potato bug already figures in a law suit in New Jersey, where a woman charges her neighbor with throwing a lot of them over her fence and poisoning her fowls. Atsout three hundred dollars, not more certainly, will erect all the Cisterns, with their appliances, that we need. Think of A Michigan cobbler named Kitchen has had a ''windfall" float over to him from England, in the shape of a 890,000 roll of Jacob', were appointed additional members that borough fathers. It would be a very money. That'll keep the kitchen pot boil on the finance committee. J. h. llhams, poor house indeed the burning of winch hug D. R. Brown and Darius Dreher were a p- would not involve twice that amount in loss. pointeuaco luaup, u.e.iic!- -q , j Utructed in New York city, ami from the f. mntj on,l lnicinr5 men rrr orniiir tn w ClLKS, Wain uKlCk, SinPeu CllKS, iron . . . An immense aquartum is being con- whether they will close their places of busi- Oenadines, Cashmers. ness on the 4th. Goods at prices so low Piles of Dress ttrpise. already manifested by the pro- tW thr. Yxl-o wo P"ctors 11 promises to ue one or me great VTo condense from the I.rhig FcqMrr tho rnbstAiK'c of a conversation about Oak Hall, in riiilft'lciaVttnn)uakcr&Urown's" Largest Clotbinyiso in America." A visitor and uttcnrianp&Q the speakers : Yudlor. " What corner is the EuiMinjr on?" Attendant. " tioutli-Ka.st corner of &xiJi and Market. Please rote tho SIXTH, for pome s-tranjrers seeking Oak liuil, have been misled by designing persons." V. "It is perfectly colossal! Do you know its dimensions?" A. " 1-2,'JoO square feet CC on Market, and ISO odd on SLxth, eix btories h?ah, has over three acres liooHji;, and covers space once occupied by VjreSiikU twenty tliilerent busi ue.ss plac.es.";JX V. " Do you use Eteam-powcr?" A. " A giant young engine furnishes power for the freight and passenger elevators, and tho boilers steam for heating, and the other opera tions of the house." V. " What order do you take with poods?" A. "They are lmt p7:ed and arranged in the basement, on loiighv counters, and taken tiiencc on tho fajj'.jliy'elevfttor to the inspec tor's room on thJt'ii floor." V. " Js inspecting the first operation ?" A. " No, eir, measuring. The goods are first measured in the piece, then inspected. Tho cloth passes over rollers In the face of a strong light, and two men sit, one before and ono behind the goods, watching with tho eye of a Lawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and marking every flaw, so that the cutter may sco and avoid it when he comes to cut tho gar ments." V. " You must employ an r.rry of cutters?" A. "Come to our hftu lkx and see! Y'o keep 70 hands all the ti A cuting up the cloth, into garments, besidtJy5 machines that do a dozen men s work caciHt a stroke." V. "Do you manufacture all your own goods?" - A. " We do, and most carefully. Our ex aminers inspect every stitch and scam, and certify to every garment as extra-well mado before we put our ticket on it, and become responsible for it." V. "Your Ei'ttem must save von . crrro tool 9'" " e a. " in every curecnon, sir. It is tljfe system and economy we practice all tJv wa through. mat enables us to put our prAt Jfown to the peopie as we ao." V. " Alter inspecting the work, what becomes of it?" A. " Before it goes into Stock it Is UcLded. Every single garment has its number and other points noted on it, bo that its entire his tory can be traced without fail, upon our books." V. " You must have CO or 40 salesmen T' A. "Why sir, on busy dixys you inuvsee 100 in the various rooms and suites of rooms, belling to the throngs of customers." V. "Do you do ua order buny?-by mail A. " V M. A. Do L. Van Horn, Wilson Poir- never before known at S son, II. B. Hitchcock, Capt. Dryant, W. Kaston, Pa. E. Sheffield, A. M. ian-boiier, hi. 3ior- ran. A. C Loder and Thos. Ilaynor, were Kader ipc Co., I attractions of the metropolis. r'ery great. All over the country. November 4, 1S75. perfect system Rd rules of self-mcasuremeni UKi::e itrKssib(e to please people 2,(KX) miW away j &i acifectly as if they were here hi person.' A V. " I suppose you have at least half a do different departments?" uorca A. " My dear sir 1 we have more than tvrnh, each charged with its own business and enH thoroughly organized, a necessary wheel wits in the great wheel." "-tiWUa V. " Will you name a dozen or so of them r' A. "With pleasure. The Custom DeiVarf tnent, for those who prefer cuttum-mado ,K ready-madv Te Furnishing DeTartmciiN with its fffmfise stock of all undent' The Shirt ftory, with iu busy mochiS making our own iirst- lass shirts. The Trim iuing Department, itself as big as many a iv iar store. Tho Garment fctoek lloeni 'it lieceivinjr Iloom. The Order Departmrnt r-amed before. The Specfal Uniforms EcS ment. Tlie Delivery Dtpamneiit, with it score cf messengers. The" a V. " Hold, hold ! sir. enough r A. " I'm not half through! The AdvertisW Departmert, with its biiLand sign uittributrr editing and rublifhinafi business and rK.pu!ar journal, circulaifti p.cc, fO.WW copies montl w (tell all your friyi, tend foritx. The Me i Department, witintf mnny rooms. Thclirva' Department. The Youths' Department i V Children's Department, with its gn..;ii entrance for ladies. The Telegrr.i.h DVr, ment. -The Chief Clerk s DepSnt S its book-keepers and assistants. OeiK'ni Van tiger's Department; Financiers Oflke .i other ofhees of tho firm all bu-y as' u thinking, planning, exciiting. buyire rnli ing registering, reciot. sending out.iii,,!' and in a thousand- joining their for to carry on a buinessVnh the people amom,t ing tobetwtea 2,(J0,0w and iWSiu .nl V. 'S-t-u-p-e-n-d-o-u-sr A. "Inrieed it is! I forgot to name t Cashier's Department, which handlesitaSiouo of retail 6ales on some single days !' w'w V. " 625.000 ! Immense ! !l hat s i what enaUci the house to buy cheap and seLcheap "' A. " Exactly 1 You hgxc jZt hit it. n, people throng here, kninthat wedeneud on low prices and immtf tales." V. "What are the 'folc eules' I hear mn much about T' A. "Our system of business dealinjr l Ona price, no deviation ; 2. Cah for evcrythinr s A guarantee protecting the purchaser: 4 Ih money returned if the buyer can t otherwise be suited." w V. " Nothing could be fairer." A. " Nothing. And the people see it." V. "Well, 1 thank you, tir, lor your polito attention." A. " Net at all. It's a pleasure to BtVc von Call again ; and be sure of tho plae Wana makrr & Brown's Oak Ilall AovjS-Et c Jier Sixth and Market." i Ihank you ! 1 tih.aU bo happy to do bo Our Good mornin, IMavlS-4t Hon. intlirop V. Ketcnum lias been appointed by the President iudc of the IUEASUitF.it .Marsh intorins us that he will Hi mtcd fctatcs Court lor the Western Ihs- The effect of all this Democratic mvcstiga- j,roscnt as a c.01umittce from East Stroads- hold an adjourned sale of Unseated Lands, trict of Pennsylvania, vice McCandless, re tin.e: presents rather a curious picture for the , tn f,,rlior tl amnmmts for a nf iho Cnm-t irnncn. nn Mnndnv the 2f inst. tired ou full pay bv sneeial act of Congress. I Kit f - A FEW OF THE POPULAR PRICES wonder that Democracy is heartily sick of it the various townships of the county. 3lr. unless redeemed previous to the time named, suction that in this degenerate a-e it ailU WlMiUS a iwu uci uveu ui.m. xM ;m jiuia us lUU iquwnu.um; ui oic .... hn Pn . ,-,rtay nnd CrtsL Oi l) O CO'Jl- Um , U tr, Hvn ir,. i win 'in, commenced with the war department, and East Stroudsburcr committee, made a stir . m i there was lively rejoicing from the Dan to riujr speech which was irroofnil ivltli loinl mence at 1 o'clock, p. m. deacons each provided with a bell-punch Kvlxn tliov tins.-; :irrni!!i tlii" i-i tif ri! r.i t inn . r.. . rt.. 1 .1 I I .. . I . tlM,. i - 1 , . - . t 1 .1.1 . I f 1 Tl(l T'T. -I I ' -. . . r. I . -X Cl I" n . J (-. A A I the Iccr cheha ot J'emocracy wneu tne un- app.ausy. -i-nci iiunu cu.iium wi?, xjius.-cis ui ci.ij aim oxcg nirfhinr, of tho lVlknin-Marh nost-store "om umercni memuers oi tne eomimuee, beauties at and upwards, ingrain lor v- 1 i i ii . t - ."", 50, 75, $1 and upwards, Ou Cloths, is h t t AT THE than elsewhere. FAS hi 01! Si Toadies' trimmed Hats in all the of bavin' a irraud time on our ccn- Window shailes, new style 1 ,1. . ..1.1 ...!! 1 111. l.. i .1 cmbroglio was announced. The exuberance now ine ceiooiauon miuuiu ue couuuci of onnUioo ifs.-lf wns so intense that it tnc m'-cimo. Journeu, wiiu urnxn,, pros IIIIU'JI tVtll lilt; 1'ICLJl.il'JII KJl UlunuiQ . , 1 ii ii- i i . i tenmal 4th. ,t--., l- i, 1,-w.l-in-T fh,-i rl.-ior r." nvr-nnr4 find I . i i ,.ri i ,i . ,i lf J The steps already taken indicate that alter t ... .t. ..;n i ii. .,,J all we are to have a centennial celebration ol ULCS Il'JL CL Wl'lK IU I lie; WLliLup . -i -r i - z.. . j .,..., ine -itn oi oiy. aVOlUUnce Ol HIS JUSt UOeilS. Xui nu.c - f.Ul 1 1 1 TI ,1.,...U ..U nr "V.,,. f.lw?,v wnnt ,n.. tn t..,, xv1,-.n ....:i. .1 Lurr iajs wneu pairioiism cans upon uer luriiucv navi.-ck uuu-im it. i uc i?.n;Lira . an ..... , ... i wuiie nicy " . ... . .. . , . ; . r. ,ir i:V " .1 you j:ei on. .u, mi, .-aiu nn; piisMjiiu-ji , Hats k Caps, 20 per cent. latest styles, irom ol up. I nt rimmed Hats in i-trawbranis. v Inps. 31 ih.tiis. &c..at In Jud'jre PArthur's court, in "Wash- prices that will astonish you. .three hundred p;:tis ol Ladies two button Kid dlnves. ' ...., ..I, , .1... l.,,..,.rt ,...U.,.l hit J lr-t Xl lets . U:l A I ! .1. W He h ciiiliDf lur )":ittMl 111 l'l lff'S and rm:i itv Jace curtains , r.vt ,; r.i" lrives in Tjadies' k (Jjnts' Ti.-s. E-.-r-. l ice and iSiik Tic-s.iroml2cts.ini. A ... i . r IU-V. ill IV llll-JM H' i iiv., ii- o cii.iv iv i iuiii j . ' ' t to which we cal - the attention ot buvers at y - , . , , . , i,i T, ... , , . case had been in i in the docket lor a decade, . liauer tV io.. Jaston. l a. jiav. -,t i : i i.i... .i. . ' i- ' i i ki w ii. .i'ti Lilt" a r.'f. iiiL. Lilt: i:ii " J O is not decaved And there's the ladies, too, Cod Lic it is seldom that Strouds- them, nothing crcts alonsr all O. K. unless A jrruniblir.ir car-driver told to a passen- T.-yi- tlion (. 1 Vim lrr' ixt were exultindv rt-iok-iuK and vLhxuz on for Performance of duty, and we feel especially j means have an important share in makin the detection of more evidence can corruption flinging the a perfect looseness, as it were they struci F ; i? i v nroud to find that in this instance she is not the arranjremeut for the 4th of July celcbra- who had no jumpiu- notmos i don t care .encc oi nepuni - carrvin- of it out. what you do. I only want the car to stop a boomerang witii; s, . . ., , . . r m ,.. vt in and the men who are moving in the N ith them in the mix it cannot fail of be-puu va B" matter, these show that the celebration will mg a success. ithout them we hardly The annual tuition fees in various eas- tremendous stock of Cloth Faced Paper Collars, at It). l."? 22 i JMcts. I'arasf.ls k Umbrellas, at bottom prii-es. Parasols from I'.vk ts up. A bi i job 1 t of Fans. :it ciily half their real value, J;tpaiit:se that fold up. as low as licts.. Sph-n 1"k Fans, from iDits. to SI. 50. The largest and best assortment of Hosiery & (I loves in town at prices that defy competition. (. cuts' plain i Hose, from 5cts up. Gents' Stiiped i Hose, from lOcts. up. Jiadies btnped Hose, from locts. up. Jadies lute and fcohd lolors, from lOcts. up. Ladies k jents Handkerchiefs, in silk, linen am. cotton, at very low prices. A full line of White and Colored Dress Shirts, from S1.10 up. Suspenders lOcts. up. A larire lot of Hamburg Edirin; and trimmings, at t, 0, b, 10, 12 iV 15 cents, worth double the money. Shawls and Skirts, cheapest in town, splendid shawls both sides alike, from OOcts. vin. splendid skirts from GOcts. up. .eal Hair Switches .i . i. i. i i. x i...i. .i . i UllUUltl 1JW ltmv.ll 1L1 IUI1I uiv. , ... .1, , . .. . I ........ .1 I. f I - i I . .... f,. ......... I ...I..,.. .,.,.1 n. . i... I 1......., , . ., . . i , rn . be one worthy ol the day; that its heat and know now to prevent its proving a laisure. tern colleges are given in the lnlfl Jlccnnl .ui, at ww u-.iv. , aghast with astomshment and alarm. 1 his , . J ' . f ,n...... - . v... J r.u :i c..T., :.., :. o,, . n.,. .md best assortment of lVrfumes. Toilet articles and Soaps in tovn. A lar'e lot of , , i' i , x v 1 UUruen Will not lail Ul'On a SinziC Class Ol uy incio a uta c wuu t lucuuou ij.iuh.-." us riiiuhs. i?uaaiu uuih-imh, ?iv , v-oi- - ' u,o tl.o cu ,,nt cad not prove to lo a IcO ' A.rtmou.h, STO-' Itociclcr W Cunos fro,, 15c,S. u1; A ..,Jfl .lock of. Lad.' 1'o.lc-t ,,., rubLcn llwasoote.plto. pronounced 5uL And more of .mine l,an conld cell boJitcJ univorsi,y, $73; lirocv,,, 885; Willhm,, Tr., lt,U. Bultoj, IMs .,d .NoLcm, at popular J)emocratic Oeorge 11. lcndleton who was i i i v 1 1(1 tn .Vmlim, l HO- V-A SI -to- Call and examine the goods and be convinced. Evcrvthing sold mist be as represented. , .. i i -j, i i , i i i one thing which particular y pleases us in in one week ; but ladies let us entreat you to bJU to ... jj , .mnerst, -iuu , xaic, oi hi, c 1 lut and badly damaged. One hundred and . . ' , , ,- ifnrvnr.! SI 50- lVnndv i ,m tv. No &hani about it. .... . . . , , iTliA mivMiipnt is thfir, nnrtion of it. winch nn-Mom lioartnv in lug woi'K OI maKinir ine 4111" ' ' J --v'i ill ijr tiiuauu uuijai.? cu. n uai uc c 1 11 11 S150 to $170. knap's connivance, had filched from the trea sury which had already after close investiga knowledges our country friends as a part of day of July 1S7G a day almost as memorable the people, and extends them invitation to for its observance in Stroudsburg, as the 4th There are now ;H anthracite furnaces in I i.-i a i.- ,.r .1 r t..i.. i r.-. .1..1 ;llu- T.r1iirli rr"-?in with m f:m:wifv fif iini- ius evincing that saint- . . , . . , .i; ; ti,-, ..r,r,,,fr,.,i.M:,nif;fHit,1J participants instead ot mere spectators as immortal. n. ....v wv....,Vc. ...... i tion been rejected: ly Democrats and Republicans did not hesitate to unite their scoundrelisni and hunt in pairs for opportunity to rob the Treasury. Later ou, as if in confirmation of this pair hunting that other high toned Democrat,- Speaker Kerr, was brought to grief by the charge of a former Republican employe of the House, named Harney, of a mutual interest in the commission brokerage business. It is true that Republican sympathies excited by th condition of Kerr's health and his previous Stroudsburg, May 25, 1S7G. 3m J. W. INGLE, Proprietor of the City Ilall of Fashions. heretofore. The country is at all times pe culiarly patriotic, and when it was necessary to meet the assaults of rebels and subdue them with force it was the country which sent her hundreds of thousands to join the thousands of stalwart men from the town and cities in the march to stem the torreut of rebellion. A right noble hand the country took in the work of so preserving the coun H . , .i c.i . i i the way sets an example in this matter, so SI Minii llifTllintnnmn nind lin nti-mil In !.-irt- I lit. lieu y tu.il wj tuau uvcn uc uiicii'a lJ icniu" made nnrr inn t' -if lining lUUl UlU COUUirj' fcilUU.U Will lllli IUHU . - , uujll.i.iuu, inai for or against any man for the nomini lissinn iniltlnt m doing htting homage to the day and deeds Iarnev tuW the , of '76. And in our colouration '1"f 1 cpuU.can, Uomocrat, lorn, r,rW, e hope to ,00 .l.o country rt.,,rescntod in man, hard money man, inflationist, M of iron per annum. Half of the number Democracy s prospects of union even for are, however, not in blast at this time, lhe the sake of the spoils grow more and more raw material used in making the above vasue every daj The bitterness with which fuantity of iron is about as follows : Coal, its ortrans sneak of candidates for the noni-KMMWU tons: ore, J0O,OI)0 tons ; and lime iiintmn tn whom tW nrP mmnsod ran hanl-D'Wne J,uJU lOl.S, making a sum loiai, " J :., . i,-A ri. ii i r...- '.. I..,.. ly be sufficiently explained away after the 1,1 lun -V"";'" nomination to make the explanations efTec- A dispatch from Santa Ross, Cal., say: tive. Now oar distinsuifthed neighbor over that on 1-riday night about one hundred and fifty armed men went to the jail ot that town, overpowered the keeper and took Thomas W. Henley, who was confined there waiting the action of the grand jury for killing dames Rowland, a prominent citizen, about a month ago, and hung him 1 . -1 V . . . MM to a iree anout a mue irom xown. ine hody was discovered Saturday morning "GREAT EXPECTATICNS 55 ! Li3 OF i ihf p-lnriniis 4tli r.f -TnKT mpiiinrnl.l. n ...e.w.. I -. 1 1. . ..I.. fil 1 the ' some oi me mau erance fiin flmrnr-t er lms leil tn bis fnoit nnnnittal , , , ., , i i thr l.irth flnv fF tlif fvrr.pst pnnntrv fin irom the charge ; but there stands tne record , . . . . , . caps of the party have not fell in love with , ... , l-jfio r.t I rul a innrcrnri! nnr ir is T.i rt ifn :i r v 1 1 1 J to show that liarney did act as a go between - - - - . - 7 r'"""" v it. He does not say a darned word either .. . n . .. .I f -1 f 1 n rt tl-inf t hn r.minTrc t;l,r.,i'.i 1.1.11 riirt rnn'.i I J i.ir tlif nrnnriri"- or tho commission tliat "i,-iuo -"c i..u .wuunj oiuuiu jv... cc- v..-. . . . lor me procuring 01 uic cuuuiisauu, mai 1 for or against any man for the nomination Ivcrr aid procuie the commi Green did pay the $450 to he swears lie aid pay to ivcrriormsfccrvices. - see them further join it in the nor any body cheai 3'0U scc wllOU action of the mob as in the interefct of jus- JU uiiiuiaunjujit,. tmut,uW.u- . , ir.ft, , democracy gets through its lucubration at tice W ,,.;,, ,.,t-,r K'prr f,,r t,ornnnl! same spirit which animated the heroes, pa-1 T fc ,. . , , ., II. 1 r " ' .J .Utcmcu when they, relying uon f Jf. .. AM, living in Troy, X. Y., recently "T ' , , iw,.. Providence for aid, declared that the.o then . "T, F."OTk? furyWl brown sinned calico, and REALIZED hi the DOWNFALL! of Dry fioods and Isincv Goods! Mormon, pul,lic sctiniont is disposed to consider the AVJ ARH NOW AP,LK TO OFFER FOR t'.l' O'LJ' Lie transaction if there was no irround for his colonies were and of right ought to be fi .a . cf., Tf ; nr,nt- r,r and pledged lives, fortunes and sacred hon ,naiiv lu fTLai-iva vi. to a ujv.iu vo u i,-c i I oath a-ainst oath which a simple reversal of ors t0 raake thcm 50 the standing of the parties would undoubtedly . 1 . . I . ,.l...l,.l ... I.I I , 1 vlliL I1IIL. Ill M 111:1 Ilk. 1 i:itllllL!ll III Li.llll I I ninf a if iiir-k o mnrniti i roo , , y 1 . , o I niil 1 U iu line; cfc liici 111.11 u.vcj. ""I I 1 1 ri'i r -ii . .... next 1.. t : r 1.11 . r-:..i .. . 1 1 iriviiuiLiir w ilii 1 iicj: 1 1 hi; lii 1 11 ift-.i. Liicr 111 mi; 1 for crimes against their oaths ot omcel - .... ,' " , . ; Commeric.-d has received thn ... . . . 01 cannon, wun uaraues ana sneccnes ana ud their reputation as men. J heir work . ..,... . ivy,co : 4iw, vvin j:. , . , , . . . , pageants; wun illuminations ana oonures U1 ""o""-1 " "' i. ki.-s uuwu I'asrjcu iiuuuii.:u3 in il, iiiaui, uut , . ., , ... - .1 Ti.-i.-1 li 11 1 ' I 'inrl dnnn nl .rOf luM 1 n 1 nilh ni'orn urmMnc tllO lllSfrif-f IS l:IVfrf.v irpnilli -, ,., x , i uum uuli ui ciavawit uuu inciivicil c .ccico ..j .... i - I snows a clear re- ... ,., , . . ... . . liave led to Kerr's conviction, and, as it is, leaves his character in a damaged condition in the estimation of many honest and prom iuent men of both parties, This is about the sum total of Democratic success in nosing around in search of the cor ruptions alledged against a Republican ad ministration one Republican to two Demo erats securely seated on the stool of repent ance a 1 the occretary ol tne jsavy eord, and Rlaiue not only secures a triumph -..11 . ! . 1- 1 . , 1 anc acijuuiai, out iasiens upon nis naters tne disreputable meanness and littleness of hav ing attempted to secure his ruin by the sup pression of testimony which presents his char acter to the world clear aud brilliant as the noon day sun. The attempt to convict Grant of corruption and malfeasance in office ou the volunteered testimony of an acknowledged lu natic escaped from bis keepers, is all that was needed to finish up the picture of the inten sity of Democracy's desire to gain through investigation, ard the lullcrousness f their uHenipt t handle so dangerous a weapon in aid of the woil; greenbacks. The fact is our distinguished the fabric was warn iienrniior lias neither menus to reward nor ucck, ana, alter wcarm'j; it a : : i. i ii i 1. . , . nd now, how shall we celebrate the 4th? lu puui" ' l"iU "6UI"- " What better way than to fulfil the prophecy tively happy. of one of the illustrious signers of the iin mortal Declaration of Independence who made himself particularly obnoxious to Great Britain by his zealous perseverance in push ing the colonies on to rebellion against the excessive taxation an country. ltwas.Johu the day would be kept with all the marks of 1'crsonal. :V part of the arms and short time, It was found that her sickness was caused by wearing the calico, t'OH'x'ttUfm .i i. i. .. i i ,i i i... ! . t . . Plannols. wiucn nau oecii coioicu uy s.oine poi.onous Calicoc for Calicoes (best makes) All the very best makes and styles for AH wool tlack Cashmere, -10 inch, wide, lllack and colored Alpaccas 2. cents and up. Handsome Dress plaid Goods lli' cts. up. Table linen, Napkins, Towles, White Goods and Counter pais at prices that Jrfy 4 cents, (j 8 " 75 " . Flannels, Cottonades, Cloths and Cassimcrcs, full 15 per centcheaper than can bo meterial. lrysipclas resulted, which was Rev. D. G. Carrow, one of the board of given to her nursing child, causing its death, Visitors to West Point has returned home. The child of an optician has also been Airs. Fi. Ti. Vn!f of Scranton is P.ninvino. poisoned by wearing brown striped stock- . . -a . ,,,, , . . i o vlslf n l,rr AwnUn M TV FmilLo nf WOWll Uye USCd 111 ColOllllg IS d tyranny of the mother this lace IIer fricnd; wcre leased cheaper than the harmless one, and hence iu dams who said that i tlic temptation ior unscrupulous mauulactur- a "ci uc.ifc, uo. . r.mi.tv if. liusscii J-.rrtt Editor ot the "1'ittsburg nomination Important to Supervisors and School strict. As Directors. ican there is The attention of supervisors and school ii i directors is called to the following recent dfci.sidii of Atfnmov Gpnrr.'il T.n-ir in vivl-i. T l t 11 1. .f1f- l . HT v .... j .,... v.... donn v. ieeuy, oi u inasor county, .uo, tio to thc r;lte ot- tax tl ln i,n,,osc. ii.i f r c 1 . l I . . . . . w I was awarded the mail route irom strouds- lie gays that they may levy a tax on money burg to Port Jervis. By him it was sub- that is at interest, and they can tax real I he fatter includes 3 cts. G ' . of rejoicing which human ingenuity could in vent. And John having told us this it is in cumbent upou us to make his word good, and thus make manifest our appreciation of the trials and tribulations endured by him aud his cotemporaries of immor we might indeed be free. If nothing else no doubt of his election. x .i c . ' , .MA. tri A V. Cmnl- r.f V.nst Strimtlsliiir-rh. una personal estate. iai lame iiiuu- 1 o i .!,..i :..,i. i. rn. i-. i 1,1 . , 1 . Xfli" 1 1 1 i lllUlll-J llKIl 1.1 llU JlllUltflL. J.11CII llllllly OI ana mat portion ueiweeu .uiiioiu una j. oi i, . i u . .i , i , 1 ' taxation is one dollar to tho lmii.lro.l hould urge us ou to a proper observance of i Crook sub-let to John l'indiay. School directors may lew a tax on monev the day, this one thing that the immortal at- t T Howe, an attache of the Scran- at interest. They can tax anything which hfty-six, aware of the importance ot their ton )a;y JlrpulUoxn, was in town last Tues- the county may, and can levy a tax to any work to posterity, expected us to do it. Let jav jh-. Howe's visit was for the purpose alllount not exceeding thc State and county eclat ?S t CU PU 00 lS Ur coluul!1. ot l,atot- 0f gecuring subscirbers for that paper, which ism, nor stop ior a moment uniu me morn- WOuld "ive us all the tele-raphic news, six tv -if Ktt Tii!r rrirn ii: fiiir t s I i n , t . n i- ii! .. . " " "" "j ' pours in auvanec ot tne city uaiucs. we i it .11 i rct and enjoy in lud measure- the happy unJerstand he rccived quite a number of contemplation of a duty faithfully perform - suuscrihcrs during his short stay cd tax together. The attendance at the Centennial Exhi bition increases, and will probably continue to increase until its close. I he average il iili' iffriid:iiiv if vivil i iin ilnu ir h-ia " . I.... t.i.w.t.nti ... .I.HM.A , I Iia ii.ii, I .i.-c S.itn i'i l icr 111 "iVll 1 til been ZSAH'J. The daily expenses of the au 1UJI'1U'11' " u,1w,u- j Exhibition are a little less than SS,UUU. age. xnepiincpai cnange wm ue u.e Afc Atlt Carbon county, on Friday Dr. Lmdermen, director of the Mint, , J bb t f t 1,uu1ixh1 has for sometime past been arranging for ana c;.rilt hundred dollars' worth of bilvcr- An innovation in practice, rather start ling to lawyers, was lately introduced by United .Stated Judge Giosham, in a case brought before bun at Indianapolis, which he declared he would not hear, saying it must be compromised, lhe astonished at torneys hesitating to accept the suggestion, the Jiulge took the litigants one tide, aud in a lew minutes had the case settled. substitution of a classic head of Liberty in night, a man named Carr, while intoxica- A New Hampshire hog recently rootr.d place of the sitting figure on the obverse of commenced an indiscriminate firing upon up a tin box containing v-500 in cash, and the silver coins. The best artistic skill Jonah Roes and .John Thomas. The latter, now all the other New hngbnd hogs are that can be secured will be cm ployed m el-lm seli-Ucleuso, shut Carr, who cannot rc- V'l-opjrt'ui-r to ciiiigrate to the Granite hills, footing this and other improvement. cover WANTED, found in town Bleached and brown Muslin for old " hard pan" prices. Good 200 yards Spool Cotton Coates' and Clark's best Spool Cottou Colored Carpet Warp Hemmed Handkerchiefs 5 cents up. A full line of Gents' aud Ladie's linen Handkerchiefs. Ladies Collars, embroidered corners, 5 cents. Germantown Yarn, 10 cts. an oz. Ladie's Gloves, 8 cts. up. 2 button Kid Gloves 50, Tf) and 81 00. Men's cottou half Hose, " cts. up. Ladie's Hose 10 cts. Also fine silk clocked Balbri"'ans HAMBURG EDGINGS 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10 cts? up. RIBUONS , 0, 8, 10 and 11 cts. up to 7 inch Sash Ribbo Back Combs 0, 15, Ki and 18 cts. up. Cloth covered paper Collars VI cts. up, a full line. Gents' Scarfs and Bows, very low. A speciality is our IvIjSTG SI-IIRTS made from real Wamsutta Muslin, with fine lineu front aud Vistbands fur ?1 10. Corsets and Bustles from 35 cts. up, and in this line wo ran .er extra iuduecmeut ias we have an inside track. Don't fail to examine this stocL- A big Job Lot of 1672 Yartf of HAMBTJEG EDGHG S, from Auction, for 12 cts., worth fully 20 c Ti e inducements wc offer are LOW PRICES, A LAllO STOCK tx LI AIM a: GOODS. For proof and further particulars call at the NEW YORK TORE. For two years 1 ,OOG on first Mortgage on Real Estate, worth over 2.500. A lih.r:il 1 ,. i.ik ii 'ill l.., i , i. I si imm, .,,,.. A ,..n i 1 .... j ""''J ""' "c- fcjtlCU IUI lliu rsilllC. .'ipiy I huu:uuIq .llll o, ioU. OU1. at this uiiicc. June I5, 70-ot Wyckoff, Cooki Ss Bell.
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