The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-03-02

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place, is here visiting her many friends.
THINK of it 60 pair of pants cut By on
man in one dag, by the new machine used a
Wanamaker & Browns, 9th and Marke
Philadelphia.
HORACE HUSTON returned home from hi
Southern soiourn on Wednesday evening o
last week, much improved in health anC
highly pleased with his trip.
Mr. John Gardner, of Northampton
county, Pa, has taken contract to shil
5000 school states to Japan.
The Mauck Chunk Democrat calculate
that the cost to Carbon county for the
trials of the murderers now confined there
will amount to fully $4,000.
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THE second month of leap year has already
departed, and yet we do not observe that the
matrimonial market is bit mole brisk thar
usual, Girls what are you about.
LOST and found on Centre street, in thi:
borough, gray patched and darned mitten
The owner will come forward, prove pro,
pretty, pay charges, glass of lager, and take
it away.
Mr.. BURNETT has reported in the Sen
ate an act exonerating railroad and other
corporations from taxation until they shall
have declared dividend of six per ccntum
per annum.
Alfred Humboldt (German), a machinist
by trade, about IS or 30 years Of age com
mitted suicide at Wilkesbarre, Pa, on Sun
day. He is supposed to have wife in
Philadelphia.
NJ. d. COoLBAUGH the artistic sign pain
ter has arrived Those wishing anything
done in his line can be accommodated by call
ing on him at his old place, at the most reas-
onable prices.
THE icy pavements on Monday morning
last, afforded our Juveniles an opportunity to
display their skill as skatists They enjoyed
themselves for several hours coasting up and
down the pavements on Main street.
No bid has yet been received by the Cen
tennial Commissioners for the privilege of
picking up cigar stumps on the grouds dur
ing Exhibition. Leeoisburg Chronicle.
We have several apt pickers in this place,
and as soon the Centennial Commissioners
arrange matters for the reception of bids, we
will apprise our pickers of the fact.
HENRY PALMER, son of ". e. B. Palmer,
of this place, fell upon the icy-pavement in
front of the residence Of Mr.. Geo. Dreher,
on Sarah street, on Monday morning last,
and received a severe but not serions con
fusion on the forehead. DR.. Davis d. Wal
ton, was called and administered to the suf-
ferer's injuries. We were pleased to see
him out again.
CONCERT. T.-Mr. J. NJ. Singer will give a
concert in this place in Williams Hall, on
the evening of the 23d Of March, and will be
assisted by Miss Lizzie Atwood of Phillips
burgh, n. J. Miss A. is reputed to be a
singer of more than ordinary attainment and
Those wishing to enjoy an even
iugs entertainment will do well to put in an
appearance on the above occasion.
c. LEWIS WATERS has removed his boot
and shoe shop to his mothers building, next
door to the Street Passenger r. r. Cos coal
Office down town, where he will be happy to
see his many old friends, and as many new
ones as possible, and do their stitching"
and ''peggng'' in his usual good style
Every body knows Lew to be finished work
man.
THE CARPET BAGGER IN EGYPT. Rev
G. D. Carrow, ID, Of Stroudsburg will
lecture on this subject at the Popular Valley
n f. Church, Wednesday evening, March
8th at O'Clock. IF stormy the following
Friday evening rain or shine The entire
proceeds for the benefit of Rev. G. L. Schafer
The Lecturer will wear the full Turkish
Costume Admission 25 cents.
SheriN's Sales.
Sheriff Shafer on Saturday last, sold the
following properties, viz
John n Shivcly's, to John s. Fisher, for
$500.