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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-08-31
VOL. 20.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

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PLASTERi

Fresh ground Nova Scotia PLASTER,
at Stokes Mills HEMLOCK BOARDS,
FENCING, SHINGLES, LATH, PA
LING. and POSTS. cheap.
FLOUR and FEED constantly on hand.
Will exchange Lumber and Plaster for
Grain or pay the highest market price.
BLACKSMITH SHOP just opened by
c. Stone, an experienced workman.
Public trade solicited.
n. S. WYCKOFF.
Stokes Mills, Pa, April 20, 1871.
A ROCKAFELLOW,
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II TELLERSVILLE HOTEL.

II
The undersigned having purchased the
above well known and popular Hotel Proper
" would respectfully inform the travelling
public that he has refurnished and fitted up
the Hotel in the best style. 4 handsome
Bar. with choice Liquors and Segars. polite
attendants aud moderate charges.
L. J. VAN COTT,
Sep. %. IS70.-tf Proprietor.
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sTRoUDsBURG, MONROE COUNTY, PA, AUGUST 81 1871.

Two Decades-Showing the Difference in
the Condition Of the State for Ten
Years under Democratic Rule, and Ten
Years under Republican MANAGEMENT.
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JOB PRINTING,

OF ALL KINDS,
ycr,ed in the highest style of the Art, and on the
most reasonable terms.
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The woman questions he married
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
NO. 86l

sur LOVEGOOD AT a CANDY PULLING
| had a heap of trouble last Christmas, and
I'll tell you how it happened. Dekin Jones
gave a candy pullin, and ! got stool, as they
say in North Carolina, and over | goes. Sis
ter Poll and | went together, and when we got
to old man Jones the house was chuck full.
Dog mi cats CT thare was room to turn round.
Thare was SHze narkin, she's as big as a
whale, and six ether EIarkin and SimmOnses,
Pedigrcw aud his gal, hesdes the old dekin
aud the cki0e,S. and enough little dekinesSes
to set up half n dIzen young folks in the family
hiznrS~. Well bimeby the pot begin to bile,
and the fun began. We all got our plates
ready, aud got -four on our hands to keep the
candy from Stckin aud then we pitched to
to pullin'. Wasn't it fun? | never saw such
Iaiiin' and euttin' up in all my horn dais.
made candy bird for I'm Simmons. She
and me expccks to trot in dubblc harness one
Of these dris. She made a candy goose for me.
Then we got 20 THROWN candy balls lutu one
mother hair, aud a runnln from one side OF
the house to tother. and out intu the kltchun,
| till everything upon the place was all gommed
over with candy. | got pine bench, and Elm
| Simmons sOt close to me. Sue Harkin, con-
/ found her pctur, throwed candy ball sock
into one Of my ize | made bulge to run
at er her. aud heard something rip; my stars
alive! Wasn't pickeicd looked round,
aud thar was Il gable end cf my bran new
britches a Sticirn to the pine bench. backed
up agin the wall sorter crawiish like and
grinncd
'Sut, said sister Poll, what's the matter?'
'Shct up >cz !.
'Sut, says I'm, come away from that wall !
you Il get all over greasy.
Let her grease' SCI and down I went on
a wash board that was lyin' across tub, feel
ing worse than an old maid at a weddin-
| tnlt lJlr mn
soon it hurt agn Ice-whis-I jump ter
feet hi, kicked over the tub, out flew old Jones
Christmas turkey, and you ought to seen me
pit
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

OPINIONS ABOUT TOURNAMENTS. s.-Some of
the Virginia papers are rldiculing tournaments
Well, there is something about them, viewed
philosophically and calmly" which will admit
of "band smile" but, after all, they are in
nocent amusements-which is a great thing to
be said about amusemcnts generally in this our
day and generation. Besides, as the Richmond
Enquirer remarks, "touanamentizing is better
than horse racing" and more useful in training
young men as good riders-a valuable accom-
plishment.- Baltimore Sun.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
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Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

Banking House of John McLear g. Son, No. GOO
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.-We buy and sell
at ma rket rates Union Pacific Railroad Bonds, Gov
ernment Securities, State Bonds and City Loans.
Deposits of money received and interest allowed.
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland and Ger.
many for sale.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

The newest method of making an honest
living is to 20 round at night With an accom-
plice, and play tom-cat upder the windows of
irascible bachelors Then they throw boots
and boot jacks, aud hair-brushes, and crockery,
and-thngs a; you; and you pick them up asd
sell them for old rags
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

A rich man sent to call physician for
slight disorder. The physician felt his pulse.
and said, "Do you eat well?'' :" Yes" said
the patient. DO you sleep well? 81 do. "
Then, said the physician, 4" [ shall give YOU
something to take away all that!' So like
h9m, except the candOr.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

Willie, a lite two year old, was drawing
chair on a carp ted floor. His GRANDMOTHER
told him he must not do So Will persisted
Grandmother rose to enforce obedience. The
httle culprt took refuge behind his aunts
mothers face, said Cant you take jokev
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

4 story is told Of an editor who died, went
to Heaven, but was denied admittance, lest he
would meet some delinquent subscribers, and
bad feelings be engendered in that peaceful
cline Having to go somewhere, the editor
next appeared in the regions Of darkness, but
was positively refused adnittance, as the place
was tull Of delinquent subscribers; YEARLY
the editor turned back to the Celestial city,
and was met by the watchman at the portals
with smile, who said: | was mistaken, you
can enter, there is not delinquent subscriber
in Heaven
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

4 young lawyer in philadelphia wrote to an
Old limb OF the law near Chicago: Is there an
opening in your part OF the country that l can
get into?" Answer: There is an opening in
my back yard, about thirty feet deep, no curb
around il. Il that will suit. come on!'
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

The congregation of the Fifth avenue Syna-
pogue, at Chicago, determined to remove their
pastor, Rev. Elkanah Herman, for failing to
observe day of fast in Fast week, and Sun
day morning when he arrived at the Synagogue
he found his desk occupied by another rabbi.
An atfray followed, during which the leading
officer of the congregation stripped HERMAN of
his sacerdotal robes and elected him from the
building. HERMAN complained at police head :
quarters but obtained no redress, and he threat
ems suit for years salary, and also for assault.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

One Sunday recently Methodist preacher in
Iowa advised the sisters to mortify Satan by
giving their jewelry to the Church on the next
Sabbath evening The result was galvanized
watcL and three brass finger rings They
are a mean set of sinners, said the parson.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

They will joke in New York even about the
swindIes ON the city treasury. One item
complained of is $4,000 for hatchets, and it is
deten led on the ground that they were ordered
for the purpose Of cutting down excessive
anpropriationS'
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

"I say, Jones, that's shocking bad hat Of
yours. Why do you wear such hideous
thing?' Because, my 'deah fellah, Mrs.
Jones declares she will not go out OF the house
with me till l get better one.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
1890

Il shall be happy" said the expiring hus-
band to the wife, who was weeping most duti-
fully by the bed side, " if you promise me not
to marry that object Of my increasing jealousy,
Eour cousin John" Make yourself quite
easy about that, | am engaged to his brother,
said the expectant widow.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

A young man wants to know what business
he viii 60 into that will enable him to occupy
a high position in Society. Let him try the
roofing business; in that trade smart man
will soon get to the top of the ladder
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

A nauhty little boy, blubbering because his
mother wouldn't let him go down to the river
on the Sabbath, upon being admonished, said;
II didu want 10 g swimmin with EN-, ma,
| only wanted to 60 down and see the bad little
bows drown for going a swimmin' en- Sunday
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

A young man stepped into book-shop and
said he wanted "Ayoung mans companion"
"Well, sir" said the bookseller, " there's my
only daughter"
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

"Bil," said Bob, why is that tree called
the weeping wllow?" cause one of the
sneaking, plaguey things grew near the school
house, and supplied the master with switches"
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

Hotel-keepers at some of the watering pla-
ces are becoming desperate The races, the
hops, the clam-b&kes, the superior fishing,
boating and bathing, the mineral springs, the
sunset views, and all those other natural or
artificial attractions that are so extravaganty
enlarged upon by Obliging newspaper CORES
p0ndents, fail to reach the objective point
greenbacks Women and children wake the
dreary echoes OF the corridors, as they pace up
and down despairiugly; but the men, the
purse bearers, alas do not come. Seven wO-
men to one man is the proportion mentioned
at one of the great seaside resorts patronized
in former days by New York aud tou ,hing
descriptions are written of the lOveliest of wall
flowers lining the long sides Of the bathrooms,
waiting for their chance at the hand of some
small boy or superannuated beau who does
imperfect saltatorial duty for bevy of the
other sex A city journal comes to the rescue
of the moaning landlords with novel suSgeS
ton. Complaining of the slim attendance at
the second series of hOrse-races in the vicinity,
the editor advises the hotel men to get up
"music-raceS, sack-races, wheelbarrOw races,
foot-races, races for creased pigs, and the
climbing of CREASED pole for the prize of a
silver cup on the top" and thinks that out OF
programme like this they could make great
hit. If the hotel-keeperS are willing to try
these singular experiments to entlce customers
nobody will object who does not choose to pay
for seeing them but the hint comes too late
The watering.place system in the Uni,eC
! States is, with few exceptions, unhealthy and
| pernicious, and sensible people are more anC
more giving up their patronage Of the higf
priced discomtorts now purveyed for them a
the various resorts which were at one time
fashionable and pleasant.-Nelo York J0urna
| Of Commerce.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

"Little boy, can l 90 through this. gate to
the rivcr?" politely inquired fashionably
dressed lady.
"Peraps so; load of hay went through
this morning" was the horrid reply.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

Senator Schurz addressed large audience
in German, at Chicago, on Saturday evening
on the political issues of the day. He said
that political disabilities are antagonistic to
repubiicansm, and that the Republican party
had made most serious blunder in not grant
ing full amnesty long ago; also, that such
legislation as the Ku Klux bill was dangerous,
because it gave too much power to one man.
He concluded by speaking of the San Domingo
policy as a violation of the Constitution.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

Why are women like churches? Firstly, be-
cause there is no living without one; secondly,
because there is many spire to them; thirdly,
because they are objects of alteration; and
lastly, but by no means leaStly, because they
have loud capper in their upper story.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
Every Day am Increase III
Flesh and Weight is
seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

EVERY DROP Of the SarsaparIlIIan ResOlvent COM
m1nIca tn rough the Blood Sweat Urine and other
hu ids and juices of the system THE vIGOR LIFE lOr
IL repairs the wastes Of the bOuy with and sOnnd
material. ScrOtula. Syphilis, Consumption, Gland
ular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat. Mouth, TumOrs,
Nodes in The Glands and other parts OF the system.
S1re Eyes SrumorOus discharges from the Ears, and
the worst forms OF Skin Diseases, EruptiOns Fever
Sores Scald Head Ring Worm salt Rheumi Eryslpe
las Asne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh, fumcrs
Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening and Pain
fol discharges. Night Sweas. Loss Of Sperm and all
wastes OF the life primer within the curative
renge of this wonder OF hledern Chemistry, and a
few days use will prove TO eny person using 1t for
either Of these forms of disease its potent power 10
cure them.
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes, Drop
sy Soppdge of Water lnconInence Of Urine, BrIghrs
Disease, AlbumnurIa, and IN all cases where there
are brick dust deposits the water is thick cloudy
mixed with substances like the white of egg OF
threads like white silk, there is a morbid, dark
bilious Appearance and white bone dust pOsiIs and
when there is a prlckDg, burning sensation when
passing water, and pain III the Small OF the Back and
| oil he IOinR
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
JAMES III. COTTON,

shsrs" huUOO Delaware R. R. guaranteed Bonds, 100
DeIaa.o' VI delaware Iware Railroad stock: so shares OF
N.,;o,.' rire insurance stock, and % shares of
'''-sar & Son. Bankers, No. 6US Market Street.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

"The wife's secret''-Her opinion of her
husband.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
SIMMONS

eral CUstIve, som,
head is troubled ,
considerable loss
full sensation Of h
ought to have b
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

Back door belles-Pretty servant maids.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TuoMAs 3. MEGEAR
a.. Removed to par, of Z. Beck's Store,
NEXT DOOR TO RoBT HILLS.
,vnore he wllIkeep constantly on mana hhe s'o'

G@WJIEI&lIIESs
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

He's Made the Most Astonishing Cures; So Quick, SO
Rapid are the Changes the Body Undergoes, under
the influence Of This Truly Wonderful Medicine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-15

PERsoNAL.- w. H. Newton, wife
and son are sojourning in the city at the
Avery House.
r. G. Coburn Esq returned home from
the East by last Saturday evenings train
Mr. E. NJ Shoyer left for Chicago by
train Sunday evening.
Daniel Shaw, Esq, an old time citizen,
but now of Alb any, New York spent sew
eral days in the city this week. Mr.. Shaw
was at one time Register OF the T. S. Land
Office at this place.
Mr. J. w. Hacker was glad to reach
home from Bayfield, last Wednesday.
r. y. B gger Ed, returned from the
North Shore Silver Mines Sunday. Mr.. b.
viii return at once to take charge of the
Beck Mine on the main shore.
Mr. Rice Harper Of Sandu~ky, Ohio,
Jay Cookies land locator, was in the city
Thursday.
Rev. J. NJ. Barnett, of Connellsville, Pa,
in company with Rev. Mr.. Hill from the
same locality, are in the city. Mr.. Barnett
was stationed here for many years in charge
of the Presbyterian church
James Chapman Esq, of Bayfield,, which
is 81 miles from Duluth and only 80 from
THIS place, was snoudg Lying around this city
Monday.
II. Clough Esq, is in the city, and a
guest of his son, Hon. S. II. CIough of this
place.
julius AustriaL Esq. Of St. Paul, was
here yesterday.
Hon. Mark H. Dunncll and Capt. Ken
nedy, of Owatonna, were among the arri-
walls at the Avery House this week.
Judge J. c, Hussey, proprietor of the
new town Of Yokomo, at the Junction of
the Northern Pacific, L. S. & NJ. and State
Line Railroads, was in town Wednesday,
on important railroad BUSINESS.
Peter E Bradshaw Esq, Capt. James
Edwards and Col. John II. Knight, left for
bayfield, this morning by the Cuyahoga.
Mrs Capt. J. B. Schrom aud daughter
left this morning by steamer for Il short
visit to Chicago and Southern Wisconsin.
Hon. S. II. Clough returned home from
Bayfield, this week, where he went to hold
a term Of Court
Hon. William Nettleton, of Duluth was
In the ci,y yesterday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-15

WAsHlNGroN PARK we un Ierstaha
that the Town Board will commence at
once to clear up Washington Park, which
is situated between Fourth and Sixth st.
and Newton and Baker Avenue, being
equal to Two blocks. This is enterprise In
the RIGHT direction, and money eXpende IN
making such needfal improvements is well
laii out What will give our place bet
ter appearance than the sight OF beautl-
tu green park with clusters of entlclng
shade trees. But a smali outlay will be
required, as the work To be performed is
but slight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-15

IIoRsE flies.
SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 1871.

Tuesday was well gotten up as tar as
heat went.
THE old pnnp on Hollingsbead Avenue
i ''fearful ,
WE went to introduce our paper to the
r-aIng class.
u " Ham S'>elton's new house has
pti ted
tio,p weather FIR crops and ditto for
yonn. duks
Wax upon NJ Isaac Young's residence
or Ssiug.
\ W potatoes have made their appear
.,nce in the market.
II You h We goo thing ad"ertise it,
L you bay t, lott
\ MILL At Green Bay saws 50 thousand
fet Of .umber daily.
TIE crops never looked better; a large
yield may be expected.
CAPITALISTS can find no better locality
for investment than here
TIE best corn we have seen at the head
OF tn lake, is at Fonda
Sun stroke and lightning stroke demand
instantaneous blood-etting
WARM breathing on the throat re-
Group Of the worst description.
THE stone walls for the foundation of
the Shaw residence are going up.
Mr.. w. r. Perry keeps good asSort-
mrnt Of stationery and sells cheap
II you can arouse curiosity by an adver
tisement,. it is a great point gained.
IF you wish to be really charitable, milk
your neighbours COW during fly time.
TIE e cream festival at Posts Hall last
Saturday cleared about thirty dollars.
A SMALL raft Of timber was brought down
the bay Wednesday tor the town improve
mpnts.
THE appearance of Mr. John I. Nor
CAMS house is much improved by a coat Of
white paint.
TuGs are all bully engaged towing
scows, n RATS Of logs, and timber for the
harbor work.
-
last which was Of unusn.,l interes, to = doc
now decreased
HOSES ar, said to be quite troublesome
t. . ,rdsners, brea mo down fences and
i .nao no crops
r, ,,ol he o,,d enong,, to sen rs ! conv
Of b,sn.w hook
.a,,-.,,, ,;,t;n., =, ara .,e,mo,,,,,,. CO.,
nri>cd with our thrif, ADD .arancc. an pre-
H., ! ,rioht future.
~, e 7,,,.r h.,;no r;,,,o
..a... ~ inv.sr il BY subs moi 4, for
+. FuE- fir on. year.
49,. ..,a1..t e .,,. l.;oI
e. n re t.i~ week; a fact which speaks
r. a. community.
TN. as commenced in Thu vicinity
- = 2'''' o"' I'e supply VIII
~. ~ ,.'u'ly ''le demand.
e wa never bothered by having h T
- '.'N' 7~' on
DIR d i On rwoo' OF nn'''' ioS' ms
aoo,eo y are iisC tuesday,. Inc estimated
=. r'''[ y '''''
~ shine !, cool summer retreat can f,d a..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-15

THE school children are spending theh
vacation in practising the art OF strawberry
picking. The berries are not SO easily ac-
CURED as the art
TRAVELLING shows, and Minstrel Tronpes
are giving our city a wide berth this year,
and as following consequence many are
two shilngs richer.
The steamer Cuyahoga arrived at our
dock early this morning with quite large
amount of freight. She left with cargo
of So packages of fish.
WE call attention to the medical notice
Of Dr. f Z. Collins, of Dnluth, WHICH APP
pears in this issue The Doctor will make
his first visi next Monday.
SUPERIOR has a daily mail. All we want
now,iS telcgraphic communication with the
Ter world when " would have tn facll
it,, accord TO older communities.
SoLrD1FIED Beer i the latest discovery,
Yon can carry enoagh in your vest pocket
to run whole temper nce soc ETY., then
have enough left to get tight on yours If.
TIE dog prisoners have caused many
dogs to descend to nntim,ly graves, since
navigation op-nel. It's all right as long
as large circle of acquaintanceS are salts
fed.
THE expenses of Barnum's combinat on
exhibition, are $4,000 a day Barnum
would hink he was getting off cheap if he
knew what it cost us per diem to run his
Office.
POTATOES are looking well. Bugs though
numerous in the beginning, are rapidly be-
coming less, and unless we are very much
mistaken, the crop will average as well aS
usual.
ASHLAND County having voted 500, 900
in aid of the Wisconsin Contra Railroad,
secures the early building of the road from
Ashland on Chegwamigon Bay, to the Pen
olse Iron r snge.
THE DuIuthians are going to send the
'stidal wave'' t. Fila ely for Jay Cookies
inspection, and if he likes it, he will send
it to London, and here a picture of it APP
pear in the Graphic
SIXTH Street IS newly dltchei from otih-
son to Baker Avenue. The hill al Newto
Avenue IS beng graded down ana new
culverts put in. This will make access t.
the Court House an easy matter
L mean 'h0 merry oi'''e' 81 ','' Soy '''e
stone from our chamber window, and
dro"Sny say III IKE nay "ne' Ihe sun
S''"e~' 'ii,' N"'So'''e ~ me IN - Nc"
you "'''e '''' '"'''0S - pay ~
W ANDERING ped.tlers were quite nuher-
Gus in the city the present week Men
I'a ,s .,.;n IA .h',nt ,t' ,,ad
No.. .,,,-. ,l,a[1,1 e.,.;
\ SMALL party OF immigrants passed
through here Monday, on their way t" hed
yer They VIII follow the Military road
20 St. Paul, then go by rail to st Cloud,
from which pc MT they will travel IN wag-
iHIRp' Fourth AMI fl.th Str.rtS are to
be ope ned up rom Stthson to 3 tker Ave-
nue. ouch l'n9roV IN "ht~ are CO am 'nia-
ote' a." wan yer! niue" improve 'he gen 7
al HOOK oi C.Le t""h' '"' gravy ehhlace
V'e P'oPe''?'n ''le ioc'''S'
" Mr.. August Zachau i removin. his
store from the Robbins blldng, to the
stan in the Codllng on Block, lately DC
c"P'e oy ,. o " "i"a''h- MI Aac''a" VII
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-15
M1RRIED..

In this city, Sunday, July 9th by the Rev B De
Goey, Mr. VINCENT CoURNoYER Miss JOHANNA
Mathews both of this city
ALAS! poor Vincent is gone No more
will the sly young maidens bewtchingIy
ask him the price Of calico or dried apples.
No more will he play the tune Of the DIS
appointed LOVER" but in loud and joyful
accents, through the medium Of matrimo-
MA! music, he Will proclaim to the world
that he is married and happy.
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