The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-10

De wound up by the directors S'''@ nil
The militia las service of the STATE -, :.
Jersey cost $4,000 for the hv past va's Of SeT
Over 200 new buildings have b.,
ted IN Pottsvllle during the PRESENT. ssSa s'ee
An ungodly man named g., y'a'
keeping liquor saloon in Nebr,,5P'
All our Western EXCHANGES '''!
hopefully of the winter wheat c!S "PsaS nos
poets. ''OP pEa
A man named Laggan has ba.,
the Luzerne Jail for collecting a hin 'sa; l .
revolver ''I With
There is one whiskyshop f.,
seven adult citizens at the SUMMIT nit every eve
bria county. Can
\ colored man in Ebensburo
joyed an uninterrupted "snooza f. a& ea7
and was still snoring at last accounts mn Sest
Two hunters of Lancaster sbo. o,,,
dred and fifty-seven partridges in n. D num- G
county from Thursday to Satur5,vro y o'a
week. Hst
Titusville thieves not only carrr
the weeks wash" but steal the croti VI AZ
lines. Now who viii argue agsior. r.'.a,' m,
deprayity? VA
Those who are fortunate en,rl
handle SO bills, should beware Of ca9.. 2-
felt tens on the First National 5..L -.'.5;
Philadelphia. '-"A q
Many of the log jobbars, saws the e.
field Journal, have all their iocs ON, s'.s
are ready for the teams to 90 to Work T
are only waiting on snow.
Fred. LaueF sold during tie v,,,
ing October i, 1874, fifteen thous.r4 H.. 5
rels of beer, or twice as much as bo s.1
the previous year when there was no nan:
\ large number Of Welsh peor,a Il
leaving Slatinston, Lehigh county. far ~
old country, where advice8 state That vo.l
is plenty Around SIatington work
scarce and wages have been cut 5,zr
heavily,
A building containing 1900 busiar, 4
cats and 10 tons ofground feed, at Tl9vs,s
dale, n. Y, belonging to J. Il. Putnam
was burned Saturday morning. B.rsri
McGuire's foundry was also burned Iot,y
loss, $4,000.
The Warren Ledger says thst III,
working population Of that county are opr
of wosk And the Ledger is Demon
tic paper, and it is only a month since ts4
great Democratic victory which was /,
usher in good times"
There was coined at the [. s. Mn. +,
Philadelphia turing the month Of No7en-
Der s456,440 in gold pieces, nearly Al
double eagles f.; s98, 400 in silver haIysss5I
quarters and $4,000 in five, three and
one-cent pieces-making a total coinage fr
the month of S594,590.
The store Of r. Potter & Son. We,.
Springfield, Pa, was entered by burglar.
on Saturday night, and after blowing open
the safe they tcok from It between 55QN
and $4,000 in money and bonds, and then
fred the building The loss On building
and stock is $4,000
Jacob Hammersly, Of Kettle creek, ".
coming county, IS a mighty hunter" He
has killed eight bears thus far this season
He is sixty years old, and commenced Ii:
career as q trapper when thirteen years Of
age, since which time he has killed v,-
wards of three hundred deer, five elk, On.
hundred and ten bears, forty-ei-ht foza
and over forty catamopnts. lie is sill AZ
accurate marksman, having within the Tas,
few weeks shot out the eye Of pheasant
at distance Of forty yards.
The Washington, Pa, Rsports7 sas.
While the cry Of hard times and norer
comes up from nearly every
quarter, it is matter Of eoagr4tala.i,g
that the pressure has nos yet been felt a
Washington coUnty-or If at all only tos
slight ex1eHt Our wood and ether Prod1s.
tions have goHe off a fair figures and
broaght the ready money. Trade e:.'
where is dull, while here It is 2'1s.!
brisk. More houses have been built. q 81,
noted in our last, than for many previous
years.
According to the requirements Of 'a3
new Constitution, when two judges a'e
elected for equal terms Of service they nus
draw lots for priority Of commission, tau;
deciding which shall be the senior and
which the junior Judge. This duty va,
performed by Judges PaZson ana
Woodward, who have been elected Jus.io.5
of the Supreme Court for a period ''
twenty-one years. The right to the nI%
commission fell to Judge Paxson, who 'E
virtue of it will, if he lives to the ena o.
his term, be Chief-Justice Of Pennsyyaa"
for seven years, succeeding Judge UoTao''
This result is gratifying to the numerous
friends of Judge PaXson.
The annual meeting of the State Grans7,
Z. of H., takes place at 3 P. m, Jan91.l 5.i
), 1875, in Williamsport. -Four hanaEs' .H
oranges of the State of Pennsylvania vi, ~.
be represented at that time The plan'l-'
election of officers takes place at that n5:n .y
ing, and other business Of importanc7'"."
be transacted during the session Arran7'