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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-16

HAVE therefore, marked the whole of their stock the lowest
bic prices They only enumerate small portion of their stock b
will that they have everything in the way of Foreign Dom
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-16

in the past, hare made the French
nation syn 1rync Of political tur-
bulence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-16

Striped and Plain Mixed WASH
POPLINS. twenty seven inches
wide, at 162c. per yard worth 25c.
Striped WASH POPL1NS, twenty
four inches wide. at &c. worth 20c
Mixed SH-POPLINS at 12kc-
per yard worth 1Sc.
SEEBSCCKER, twenty-seven incl e'
wide, at l2kc per yard worth 2Oc.
Black GRENADINES with colered
stripes at 12Ic. per yard worth 25c.
Black GRENADINES with colored
silk stripes at l6gc. would be cheap
at Soc.
JAPANESE P0PLINS at 162c, per
yard worth 25c.:
JAPANESE P0PLINS at 20 and 2jc
would be cheap at 80 and &c.;
JAPANESE POPLINS, silk warp. at
40 and SOC. per yard worth GU and
75c.;
Striped SILKS at 75c., Sc. 81.
and s1.25 per yard-ail 25c, yard
below regular prices;
Black SILKS from Coo. to So so per
yard-all much below the regular
prices;
f'olored SILKS in great variety at
lower prices than at any time since
1862
Striped MUSLINS at 25c. per yard,
would be cheap at 35c.;
Checked MUSLIN, large Patterns, at
SOC. per yard worth Soc;
VICTORIA LAWN from 20 to SOC.
Ter yard-all very cheap;
LINEN LAWNS at 25c. worth Csc.
per yard;
GRASS CLOTH SUITINC with side
bands for trimnines-all yard vi de
at 20c. worth 25c.
A large variety of LINEN SUITINGS
at very low prices;
BOMBAZINES and other dress ma
tie i ! Tor mourning;
ALPACAS. MOHAIRS, and BRIL-
LIANTINES, in all qualities. at
lower prices th2n ever:
Excellent CALICOES at 81. 10, and
l35c. per yard;
SWISS MUSLIN from l2J 70 SOC -
great bargains in this Inc;
NOTTINGHAM LACE. for curtains.
at 20, %, 30, 35c. ard up to sI..5
Per yard;
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
REGULATORS.

I. Persons wishing to exhibit are fcques-
ted to make their entries of articles, with full
description, on the Secretary's books, as early
as possible on the first day of the Fair No
entries of articles for competition will be re-
ceived after 2 o'clock on Wednesday, the sec
ond day Of the Fair accept in the class of
Speed.
,. Animals and articles entered for exh-
bition will have cards attached, with the NUM-
Der as entered on the Sccretarys book and
exhibitors should in ali cases obtain their
cards previous to placing their stock or arti
cles OH the Fair Grounds.
3. Persons exhibiting articles which they
desire to have sold, will he furnished with
cards announcing the fac; that such article is
for sale.
4. No animals or articles entered for exhi-
bition can be taken away before the close OF the
Fair except Icy permission of the President,
and no premium will be paid on animals or
articles removed in violation of ths rule.
>. All articles or animals offered for COM
petition must have been owned bv the competi-
tor at least thirty days before the Fair; and all
fruits, vegetables and grain, must be the growth
of the competitor.
&. ANY article or animal which receives Il
distinct premium, cannot compete i'll general
display, nor shall any one article receive more
than one premium.
:. For all stock exhibited, hay straw and
water will be furnished without charge; oats
and corn will be supplied at market prices,
S. ANY person entering horses, cattle, sheer,
or swine, for exhibition without first consult
ing the Awarding committee (whosc names will
be furnished or application to the Secretary on
the first day of the Fair in regard to blood,
will do it at his own risk and if said animals
are not entered in the proper class, they will
not be recognized by the committee on such
class, of which the Awarding Committe shabF
be the proper judges.
9. Al articles exhibited, whether eatables
or not must be respected as private property;
and any person detected purloining or mjuring
them will be dealt with according TO law.
10. All moneys awarded as premiums shalf
revert TO the Society unless called for within
90 days.
H. An efficient police will be on the
Ground day and night, and the society will
use all diligence to insure the safety Of articles
on exhibition, but in no instance will thcy bc
responsible for loss or damage that may occur.
L. Exhibitors are requested 10 take charge
of their goods ut the close Of the Fair, and at
tend to their removal personally.
Ezsy" Articles intended for exhibition Will be
transported to and from the Depot free of
Charge.
JOHN De YOUNG, President.
WM. S. REEs, Secretary.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
FEES FOR ADMISSION, ENTRY
FEES. &c.

All persons who enter animals or other
articles for competition viii be charged One
Dollar, Except III cases specified in the
body of the premium list } and will be
furnished with Season Ticket. All sub
scquent entries 10y the same person will be
charged ut the rate of 10 per cent of the
premium competed for.
Persons who do not desire to compete
for premiums, may enter articles for ex-
hibition free of charge in which case, how
ever, as well as in cases of articles entered
in Glasses Is, II, ID and 1G, admission
tickets will not be given.
E@zE" The Gates Will be opened at S
o'clock, a. m, and close at half past 6
o'clock p. m, Of each day.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES.

l. The Committee on the various kinds of
Horses, Mules, Cattle. Sheep, and Swine, are
requested to be particular III ascertaining the
blood of the different animals. In the class of
Thorough Breds, particularly, they should
require satisfactory evidence rs regards the
pedigree, age and character OF all stock en-
tered for premiums.
,. The Committee on Agricultural Imple-
mcnts are instructed to keep in view the use
fulncss of the implements 10 the Farmer, ra-
thcr than the workmanship thereof.
3. The Committee ON Non Enumerated
Articles, will award such premiums Is they
may think proper, on all articles of merit
which have not been provided for in the gene
raj schedule.
l. The various Committees are requested to
be careful to NOTICE all articles exhibited in
their respective Glasses, whether entitled to
premiums not.
3. If they award distinct premium on any
article, they will not take the same article in
consideration in general display.
q. The members of the various Committees
will come together at the Sccretary's Office on
"Wednesday, The 23d of Septembcr, at o'eloell
p NJ. precisely, in order To proceed 10 business.
And it will prevent iIsuch confusion if thev
will prepare themselves, before leaving home
with list OF the different articles and the pre-
mums Offered under the heads for which they
are respectively appointed.
Z. The Chairman of the different Commit
tees are Instructed to make their reports to the
Re. ising Committee or Secretary, as soon as
possible, in order that the fall report may be
ready by the time it VIII be publicly read.
The report must be in at 10 o'clock on the
morning OF THURSDAY. September 25th.
\. Fhc various Committees are requested 10
mark with an X, each article as it is examiActl
so that The same article may not receive more
than one prearium.
.. 10 person can act ~ a member of an
Awarding Committee on an article or animal
in which he or she has amy interest; but must
withdraw while such article or animal Is being
examined.
10 Where there is no competition, the
Withholding OF the premiums shall be at the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
How Pith0l9 Rose and Fell.

\ correspondent Of a Boston paper says:
1t is not only individuals who have sud
denly increased in prosperity and as sud
denly gone down into nothingness there
are cities of which the same can be said
Such a one is Pithole City, Pa. Within
one month from the completion of the first
house, this city had telegraph Office and
hotel, costing the owners so 900. La one
month more there was daily paper estab-
lisded, and In the next a theatre, in another
month another theatre, and then an acade-
my Of music. In six months there were
seventy-four hotels and boarding houses
in the seventh month the city had reached
its highest prosperity. 1t then had about
$1,000 people, elaborate water works, city
hall and an expensive city government.
Then occurred the completion of that labor
saving enterprise the so-called Miller Farm
Pipe line, by which the petroleum was sent
off independent of the laboring people. At
once 1000 persons were thrown out of EN-
ploymcnt, while ,, 900 houses became use
less This was the death-blow to Pithole.
At once the hotels, the theatres and the
telegraph Office we're closed and the daily
paper gave up IT'S ghost, whilst almost very
one packed up his trunk and moved OUT.
Only nine families remain out of Il
population of 5,006 souls, while the rail
road from Pithole and Oleopolis runs only
one train day, consisting of a locomotive
and single car. which usually is empty !;
but the company is obliged to keep run
ming, otherwise the charter for the road
would be lost. They still hope against
hope for better times for that unfortunate
city which III only seven months was born,
full grown, got sick and died. Undoubted-
ly this Is a case unparalleled in history,
modern or ancient. Neither Egypt nor
Greece can give examples of such rapid
changes"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20

The Cambria Freemo, has him now
Munster township has venerable citizen
in the person of Mr. Joseph Noel, upwards
OF seventy years of age who, we are relia-
bly, informed, has been in Ebcnsburg but
twice in his life, never was at Cresson,
Summitville or Ilemlock, never rode in a
railroad car, and has not been in Loretto
since he attendeded his witc's funeral there
some sixteen or eighteen years ago. Fur
ther than that, he never occupied tie posi-
ton of either plaintiff, defendant or witness
IN suit at law, never served on a jury,
and has passed his long and eventiu life at
peace with all the world and the crest of
mankind. He WAS born within a miles
or two of his present habitation, and has
resided within the limits of Munster town
ship ever since, maintaining at all times the
character of Il good citizen and an honest
man.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
DR.. J. L A N t z,
s. MECHANICAL DENTIST.

lis ,,t;r, on Main street, in the second story
81 "wgIr5n> brick building, nearly opposite the
] aSe aa he 5Si a6d the S as 'Ss9 es9n$sf Sy sSR and
~ ,,,,,isu 90 all matters pertaining 70 his pro
arl rat h. is fully able TO perform all operations
'1t line in the most careful and skiliiu! man
rh .5s.,,utiua given II saving the Natural Teeth
'g'~ ,i, Insertion oc Artificial Teeth on Rubber,
IS s,rr or Continuous Gums, and perfect fits in all
p',' os know the great folly and danger Of en-
Pficir work TO hc inexperienced or to those iv-
'l'!l. ii.f,rco. April I3, 1S74.-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
NO. I3.

discretion of the Judges and in no such in
stances shall they make an award unless the ar
tice be of superior merit, usefulness or inge-
nuty. And in no case shall premium be
awarded for an inferior article or unsound
animal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20

0prRiTNG AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

I,,t,,l in East St1oudsburs, Pa. announces tha;
& mn, prepared 10 insert artificial teeth IN the most
Fe .ri,4 Nf.-likr manner. Also, great attention
. ~, 4IIing and preserving the natural teeth Teeth
IfsI Without pain 5y tho Gse Of Nitrous oxide taS.
m ber work incident 90 the profession done in the
.Eiir a..5 approved Styi2. Al work attended to
L.,trg ami warranted. Charges reasonable. Pat
,,rsy. Of the public solicited.
r,- i'm T. Lvlor'> u"w building, opposite Aualo-
- lions, Fa>t SrruudShUrs, Ia JHly II, '13.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
PREMIUM LIST OF THE
Monroe County Agricultural Society

To be held on the grouds of the Society. .
Sroudsburg. Pa, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 22d, 23d. 24th and 18th.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20

Two meH called at the First National
Bank at Batavia, Genesee county, n. Y,
July 30th, and while one engaged the at
tention of the only PEI lson resent connected
with the bank, the ortl er ran off with ii
box containing S10,600 in money and
bonds.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20

Second best, diploma
Best half bushel Apples 81
Best and most numerous variety of Pears,
American AgriculturiSt
Second best, diploma
Best and most numerous variety of Peaches,
American Agriculturist
Best l. or more Ounces Ameri-
can Agriculturist
Second best, 80 cts
Best and most numerous variety of Plums,
American Agricnlturist
Best display and variety of Grapes, Ameri-
can Agriculturist
Best dirlay of Catawha Grapes, not
less than twelve punches Ameri-
can Agriculturist
Best display of Isabella Grapes, Ameri-
can Ariculturist
Best display Of any other variety Ameri-
Ecan Agriculturist
Exhibitors of fruit are requested to mark
the variety they consider most profitable for
cultivation.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
| NERECAX HOTEL.

Inc subscriber would inform the public that
Iy ny "a' leased the house formally kept by Jacob
mlsehi IN the Borough of Stroudsburg, Pa,
S"l navng reprinted and refurnished the same,
prepared to entertain all who may patronize
III %h' Il Is the aim Of the proprietor, to furn-
:" superior accommodations at moderate rates
E 81. VIII spare no pains TO promote the com
WI oi the guests. 4 liberal share of public
PiFonagc solicited.
-'P'd l., '2-tt. d. /. PISLE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
DR. MI. PECsa.
II Surgeon ESHtISG.

toa,ru..s that having iust returned from Dental
r he +. fully prepared tn make artificial teeth in
tr,t h.7rriftl and IG-ljhc manner, and To fill de-
- f--rh according 20 tho most improved method.
rs.b extracted without pain. when desired, by the
V;rrou, oxide Gas. which i crtirely harmless
f,nsf-a- Of an kinds neatly done. All work warranted
04rJ IT, K.IIer-> new brick building, Main street
Hr7al,herz Pa- Aug. II ''I-'t-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
Division A.--COHsfincdt TO Monroe
County.

In this Division, unless there are four or
more entries made for each premium, 1t viii
not be awarded.
The number Of heats, distance, time and
manner of going shall be subject to the de-
For 'l,o the best trDttinc Stallion, so 90
SnconJ host ) 90
Not less than three entries and to start.
Best trotting colt, years old, OO
Second host > 90
H. lot trottino horse or mare. 20 90
Sccopd host - 10 90
frI;rJ beet - 5 90
10 lowpned med bv one nersonl $50 90
Sacoud hest 10 co
Third hest 90
Not less than 4 entries and two teams
TO start. Both horses of each team to
be owned by the same person 80 days
before the Fair.
Division s.-Open TO aEl.-Enfry
Fee sac.
For the best trotting horse or mare l25 GO 90
| Second best, Do w w
Third best - w
Not less chan four horses to be entered and
3 to start
Premium of s. for running Wheel bar
row 100 yards blind folded to post. En-
trance fee so cents.
Premium of So for foot race half mile or
once around the track. Entrance fee 50 cts.
Class 3.-EEOfHed Cattle.
Dictsloa l.-Torouglt-6rects.
Durhams, Devons, Ayrshires, Herefords
and Attorneys VIII each be in distinct classes,
and sill receive premiums as follows:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
Glass E3-Kaoime Department

Persons who desire to do so, may select
"AEiss Leslie'S Complete Cookery" ifstead of
"Widdield's." IN this case they will please
notify the Secretary within one week after the
close of the Fair.
Discretionary premiums may be awarded on
meritorious articles under this head, and not
enumerated in the above list
CLASS on-eEauNEerateG Ar
tECEes.
The committee ON this Class will use their
judgment in awarding such premiums as they
think suitable
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
= .,Iished BY Theodore Schoch.

rro dollars year in adyauce-and if not
Tr1Fr. the end Of the year. two dollars and fifty
, WI ,,r,r discontinued until all arrcarGSes are
= s.t',t ~ tst at the option Of the Editor IT,,
Lil,,;i,,antS Of enc square Of eight lineS) or
y Aa' -. insertions II -. Each additional in
,y 90. T., ,' M. ~ Longer ones in proportion,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
Glass J.-Sheey.

For best South down buck 81 O0
- - Bakcwell hucl, 90
9 = Cotzwod buck 90
- Grade buck 3 90
= - Native buck > co
. - pen OF or more Ewes . 90
. pen Of , or more Lambs %
All second lest premiums in this Glass
will consist Of one years subscription to the
AB,cric9n Igricultria
Ci:sss S---G;raim, Seed and Flour.
E=3r Premiums awarded on all of No. 6, a
copy of the American Agficulturist year,
and diploma.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
Class sE---sEGssae FaanzaE:s CeuTeS,
Entrance Free tG all.

No entry fee will be required for articles
entered in this and the following three classes
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
lob PRINTING

OF All. KINDS,
~, fhe highest style of the Art and on the
EIsl',''' most reasonable terms.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
Glass 2-EEorscs aEG Cattle.
DirfSiOn I-DrduqIt.

DjCiStOR 2-ROdCtStCrS.
Animals entered in this class will be judg
ed with reference to speed as well as other
good qualities.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20
Class E-Efc.d GTOpS.

III second best prCnHumS in tins Class
Will consist Of one year ) subscription to the
4y7,cr;c1U IQyjc,,jty3.isf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-20

The premium on Vegetables will consist of
one year subscription to the Americars Agri-
cuitUrjst
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-23
@UEHGT ISIS
EN- IKE DISTRICT COURT TuE

~ -
L seccLd Judicial DISH ct Of The State Of "
va6a, in and fer the County Of ormshy.-
ELEONrtE hLIhN, plaintiff, vs.. REUt EN
". ALIEN. defendant.
Action brought in tire District Count Of TIE
Second Ju ici@I District ii the State of Nevada,
in end for the County &C Drl. SLY and the en-
plant Sled III s.i5 County Ct crn >iy. il The
oh.cs Of the Ci,rh q ;id Iistric. Count.
Tn" state 81 Nevada sends greeting to RtJ-
BEN y. AIIlN. defendant.
You are her, ily required. to Al pear in action
brought aeainst you ty the above named plain
tin in the District Court Of the SccOnG Judicial
District cf the State 81 Sevada, in and fer The
c unity Of Ormshy. ard 20 answer the conn laint
flied therein IA copy Of which accompanies this
summons within ten days (c1Clusive Of the
summon s-if served within this county: or if
" d at OF this unity. but i'll this District.
within twenty days. otherwise within forty days
Or judgment by default viii be taken against
you.
The said action Is brought TO dissolve the
bonds of ruat-irnCnx existing betws en- yourself
and the Cef,IoaIt upon the srou nd Of failing
to provide the common neCCssaries of life for
more than two yearS last past; thst Tie properly
de scribed il the complaint be set OF TO the
and Ienefi Of tie IisiIt.f. anG that plaintiff I've
Re stored to her maiden n:me Of ElcoEore
Dumant. sid Judgment for costs.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint IS above
-equired, the said plaintiff Will apply to the
Court for the relief therein prayed.
~ Given under my hand, snd the seal
>~raI of the District Court OF The Second
O Judicial District Of the State of Ne
- 0 ~ vada, in and for the County OF
ormsby this Sd day of December. in the year
If our Lord, one thousand eight hundred end |
eventy-foTir.
T. j. EDWARDS. Clerk
WV. PATTFEsoS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Gei-Im
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-23
TO THE UEF0RT;EHETE!
NEW EENFI;:FS
NEW IsH1sEi:9ES :!
ER. GIGRGN-S DISPESaS
G23 EsarHF Street.

| San Francisco. Established in 1858 FIR tbs
treatment of Sexual :rd Ssisiia! lis IS sUch
| as Economies. eject. Structure, S,fi.!lis II al
| its forms. Seminal EeakIess, ltHI"trrcE. cts.
| SFir, disease Of years shading ai..: Ulccrattd
| LEI successfully tTeatoC.
| Horrible Diseases.
| How many thc nsan's q lc'sors. botE male
| and female. are there who are suffering oiJt
miserable existence rrClu tl'r effects OF cTtt
dGlgencts .-'4I. -irrs Hbs3lhcd into the s-s-
| tent Look * t,r,ir pa2lit 5-liac!s:,,' cld dis
| figured faces and iE.ir trohtr-GoWn ccsIstitu-
tions. disqralify NJ tn h for de happiness Of
marriage OF the enjoyment Of life. In this
| hGrrid situation thousands suft? until death
closes lie scene. LIT parents. guardians
fricn's. attend to these WHO s;Jft IiuE with
any of these horrible. life-dcstroying Iasladies
sec that they cared for and cared hrfs re it
lie too late. Send them iTmCtAattly 10 DIR.
GIEB0N. physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years, and who is
certain to the most Tlve:era:e case, without
mercury or any injurious drugs.
Seminal VI esskHess.
Seminal Emissions. the Consequence Of self
abu>c: This solitary vice, or de;Tavsd sexual
Indulgence is rractictd ty the youth Of both
SEXES to az almost unlimited extent. producing
with uncr'irE certainty lie following train Of
morbid sym TONS. unless conitGted iy sCitrti-
IL IlfGIsai measures. Viz: Salluw cuUnttn-
anre. Gatk s. ot- uJo!,r The eyes. F:in III the
head, IIHg ls Il Tire ears Iul-t Lille lie TT-tiinE
Il irav's aId rafting Of c:Iar.ors. UGtrsiucss
about the loiI :. weakness Of the limbs. cnlfu-
81 visl n. hlu'tt& intellect. loss Of I.i5tI4rC
oit'id' Ice IN approaching Strangers dislike to
form new act. t;;l.tarc,s. disposition to shuu
sol cty. los q IL ulo1!. hectic flush, iiuplcs
and Various ruItiCrs lluHt the faC :. fuFrod
tongue, fstiG breath. coughs. eel sum- ,ii,I,
night syeats 1uouonania aud fr cur Mt insanity.
II II lie1 be not chtaiItd. shcEld ajJly innc-
diateiy either n person or iy litter ana have Z
cure tfftCtod by his new ana scientific mode ct
treating this Gisease. which ntV,r fails Of e.
feotIl.g quick and radical ciIrs.
CURED Al home.
ftrsons at di>tauCe may be CJIJD AT
HONE, by addressing lette; to pr. GIL BON
stating case. synIptcm length O; time the dir
ease has continued, and have Ii eCItilIt.9 sanllt
ly iCrwardt d. free from damage and curiosity
10 any part Of the country. will full and plain
directions. BY Inserting Ten Dollars coin. in
registered letter, through The Fostofi.ce or
through Wells. Fargo i Co; h IaCksE> Of nleti-
cine viii te forward, d TO ANY Iart CT the Mon.
Correspondents VIII lease inform Ir. Iii bon
hat they read his advertiser nts in the ATRIAL
Address, DIR. j. T.. G.sRBUs
le.3-ly Box 1885. San Francisco.