The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-12-23
che Delaware and Lehigh

South Bethlenen' ,b,r q
GE .port !,55rs girls have found it necessary
n i's5 eb5crins gum g Neu Rru0s-
Ch1Fl'I WIS murdered on Thursday
}. u 3,i his body thrown into the canal
th'' P' P,,,,nborland county teacher S
be NoiIDIb .u he held at Shamokin during
inie i.,,srs, Ss' A gold watch will be gwen
y bes: spcller, a.. r,rood did
nd nov r u 60 o much to escape Jail as to
run IFj. th;s counsel and save a little some
IF fr his old age. -, l., :, o,,,.
tooh hhnrkwheat pancakes, and 1T was
Oh ,~oanimously to lay them on the
Whitehall Times,
,1bIooded New York genius has
'o'a,pJ 's,aJ an appartus for freezing muir
in'el'Ssa S,atb which he claims that it
r = Il io less less than four minutes.
rr,wEy, Superintendent of the
S' CD ,,nstic Hospital, is of the opinion
LJ %;iJ under sixteen years should
ao;red to spend moro than SIX hours
over its lessons.
,nI,tive genius in Erie county has
rbt in a new trick whereby to
'+ .b3 license law. He filed oyster
nth whisky and sold them under the
If oysters to knowing ones.
quarrel at Silver Creek, near
% 'r;IIs Pa. on Saturday, Patrick Gallery
Michael ,T,i Percell in the face and wound
IN .o seriously that he died late at
Gallery was arrested.
obsrt Pool, who pleaded guilty to the
of nIscing distractions on the track
I,ckswanna and Western railroad,
.t Osvego. n. Y, on Saturday, SEN
Il 70 four years Imprisonment.
State Council of Pennsylvania, of
irnior Order of American Mechanics,
4 rn,ot in Hummelstown on Saturday,
,ry 1st. 1876, for the purpose of trans
such official business as will be ne
Tr for its government for the coming
bara is a coal mine on fire two and a
Il miles from Reynoldsville, Jefferson
ntv which has been burning for three
There are about three thousand
i Of coal in the mountain, the vein be-
twelve feet thick. No plan has yet
a devised to cxtinguish the flames.
/ 81 INTO him that hath it shall be given. p"
Brooklyu man, the father of seventeen
IA rem. found basket at his basement
|nr the other morning containing little
<aheaded cherub about two weeks old.
: appended to the handle at the bas-
b bore this legend you appear to be
End Of children. | aint.
Il Fhaac Duross, who was charged with
Epe upon little Elizabeth Lewis, and then
|Ier pting to murder his victim at Moosic
|aSeptember, was tried at Wilkes Barre
convicted, and sentented to four
Eeu Years and eleven months solitary con-
ni ient in the Pcnitentiary and to pay a
ii 81 600.
|Nr Richard, of Chanceford township,
Fed county, with the assistance of two
|en cut out Of the trees in said township
d Windsor, during the fall, thirty six
b five8, and states that he knows many
9F one tree alone containing three hives,
|rt ted about ten feet apart. He reports
FefoId Of wild honey to have been ex-
RI dngIy large.
a great outlay Of time and money, a
Fs b road has been completed from the
81 fTay passing through the Delaware
tr Gap to the summit of Mount Minsi,
EI Icak forming the Pennsylvania wall of
Fefap. The mountain is / 900 feet high.
Hspeaslon bridge is to be built from the
''nfit Of this mountain to that Of Mount
|.1nany, on the Jersey side Of the river.
|nH will be the highest bridge in tie world.
be over half a mile long. The cost
" structure will be about 100000.
fe other night two burglars made an
|Aep pt to break out Of the Easton jail.
80 OF the other prisoners, who had
~ informed Of the movement going on
|sa 4ect an escape, got up concert in their
81 10 drawn the noise made by the two
aTs. The matron had her suspicious
ID by peculiar sound and communi-
ncF fears to the wardens, who, with
u III hand, made an investigation.
l0und the lock to the burglars door
[.f Ia u aud rope on the inside with which
ape from the top of the Jail.
White black man" is something that
fS our credulity. The Oshkosh
"a "'e''ern, however, says: "There is
,I an inmate of the asylum, whose
although white man, is as black as
yes. 1t was caused by dose of
Il OI silver which he swallowed by ac-
81 .sI Inc acid coming through the
EIs cG we SKIN was turned black by the
IL VI 'ne sun and remained so. He is
/, l;I l;II"GVer, and is subject to fits, dur
n n Su ne often falls and cuts himself.
=, 'Tunq % heals up with new and white
! .a ,nuS leaving the white scars all over
so aud head, which look still winter
'uu' OF the blackness of the skin"
81 s" q, a.. 1Gays $ since, as the down passenger
e 'ne honesdale branch of the Erie
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