The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-06

rfore are DNe biii'o VIGIL 'O'"NNh iiit'-
i.-pbia and Bethlehem,
W. =, ,omnerance State Convention will
inJ Ia August 18th, in Harrisburg.
" ! now Reading has another fowl curl
A'l chicken with four legs, three eyes
.pi- -four wings
,,;.+na IS a thing apart from all excite
and there can be none of it where
g,rs I.rs is not pure life,
rl, Centennial Commission has issued
IL j,iress to the people of the United
:. S,,4e. calling for more funds.
mo Germans of Willirmsport are count
IN Grand time in September, when a
~~5craI convention is to be held there
r,, business of the Philadelphia and
-, ;. n 'Pf,1road for the month Of June shows
h,.r ns+ gain Of s110,645 over June, 1873.
Wisconsin city wants schoolmaster
l., can instruct the well-disposed and
,,.L ~g down and drag cut disturbing pupils
1,rre sale of wool took place at White
.ar Wis. enc day last week, when Geo
W g", Vest sold 10000 pounds for SO, 900.
ranIa colt with eight feet has been
,.ra 70 Thomas Minstanley of ST Louis.
What an animal not to go that mule will
be-
1,br Earl and John Eaton have been
..nrfrted of making and circulating coun-
.e,;t nickIes in the United States District
C1qlt at Erle'
c.lrrIkiIl county man wants a new
r., crasfod INSPECTOR of Potato Bugs,
O.", -I .Isa wants to be appointed to the place.
Uei a Granger,
RI. h,1r roIitical or religious. that is
, cr +oo cowardIv to endure the
''' W., .',,.r,,,,+ ,oa,rLars i raarlv roadr
sl-g'. s "a rndortaEar W.
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Inv NJ. ''.',,. ,,,+r,nfoJ with Maine mannf,c
A., .'g- e. ana bnndrad GROSS of osL and
'".. .,i. W. 1,,.. ...,, hill La-s
l.l ''',
Nellie Grant ana her husband VIII return
TO this country IN October to attend Miss
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INC MUS
In the two years ending with last June
the amount %, money realized for wheat in
California was, IN round numbers, S40,-I
ol3oa2. which has enriched nearly all
part, OF the STATE.
~.- ,-L;.1, Of . certain bo,,r o,-,,,,-
evening walks from one store 10 another III
New Of-eans, on d IQl'y "irG' L. attracting
much @t'ah'i'h' an" iluilOreos iiiShliy await
As II l1"l'-''e'
A new rorue's paradise. 4 California
newspaper chronicles the fact that default
ing county treasurer from that State has
turned up" in one Of the FIJI Islands,
where he has a plantation and afock Of
''.''- NC
john Loedoin, OF DaTlsYllle, aged seven
E-sN years, Is the champion worker OF
BUCKS county. in DAY and halt he re- |
moved thTes ana hali acres OF grass with /
assy.ae, lie theh prepared II Tor the
4'" il inc same -ehSIh OF time
James 7. NcGIoin. well known brick /
Ia7er. Of Eascon. left his home, for the pur-
pose Of going to work at his trade at 3Iauch
,~e @ h. ' 5 mo- l2 bssn sC95 5aaEJ aI' fTe @ "T5TH H
fm,rr ara IN lroat distress ON account Of
Ii. troIor~ai absanca and +baT vii f.oj
ng,b rrs.;fi-5 to any ono Who iii oiva
them word Of his whereabouts
Roger ARK, OF Fulton township, Ian
caster county cut $50 dozen sheaves Of
wheat from about % acres. 1t was Of the
rs1 n@ ,1ell.erranean variety, and was well
l-ea lie used 400 to SEQ pounds Of
ground bone to the acre. He cut over
three tons Of hay per acre from a lot where
two tons where bone had not been annIied
Sarah Wolfram, Of Jackson township,
York county, Pa, is anxious to hear Of the
y. T.eTea7outs OF her husband, Jonathan
noaTam, who wandered away from his