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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20
ORGANIZE.

Are we talking up the matter of Republican
organization in this county? In other quar-
ters this is being earnestly attended to, and
the result will show itself in November in
increased majorities over former years for
Hayes, Wheeler and reform. Pennsylvania
should give at least 25, 600 majority for this
ticket and she will if all the precincts in the
the Commonwealth are brought under the
discipline of thorough organization. That
we are here so thoroughly in the minority in
votes is no reason to believe that we are
equally behind in sentiment. We know
many Democrats who are in accord with us
in principle, who are heartily sick of the
party to which they belong, and who would
not hesitate a moment in joining us if per-
feet organization gave them an assurance
that we meant more than simple opposition
to the majority Teach them by our conduct
that we mean thorough reform and that we
are really devoted to the principles we pro-
fess to support, and the several hundreds
that will thus be added to our vote will by
just that number reduce the overwhelming
Democratic majority here and add it to the
majority of Hayes and Wheeler in the general
result in the State. By this means we can
readily contribute a large share towards max
ing up the 5000 or more majority which
our candidates so richly deserve There are
Republicans in every township in the county
rather scarce in Eldred and Tobyhanna it
true, but Republican sentiment we know
exists even in their precincts and only awaits
organization to make it available by bringing
it to the front. We should look up the men
thus impressed, and by frequently calling
upon them and strengthening their hands
with documents enable them TO work effec-
lively. Meetings too should be arranged and
stirring speakers engaged and sent out into
the several sections ofthe county; and in fact
we should leave nothing undone to open the
eyes Of the people to the paramount neces-
many years to come if we would have honesty
preserved in the government and prosperity
restored to the people. Our work here is
really of the nature Of missionary work The
Democracy have kept the county so long
under benighted domination and despotism
that our Democratic politics has become a
species of blind heathenism, and to eradicate
it only missionary work can avail We must,
therefore, go from to house and from man to
man, and by the earnestness Of our faith and
the wisdom of our works compel the eyes
and understandings of the latter to open to
the beauty Of the truths we proclaim Thus
we will fill the measure of our duty and
secure results which will stun the enemy
and astonish ourselves by their Importance
Let US think this over speedily and go to work
promptly and Monroe county Republicanism
cannot fail to make itself felt and respected
in quarters where it is now only recognized
because Of its insigniicance.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20

M. r. Brown, has purchased Milton
Edinger's grocery store, and commenced bu-
siness on the cash plan, which is the only
proper plan to do business on successfully.
Success to him.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20

Good to take-the splendidly refreshing
shower last Tuesday afternoon and evening,
which the parched ground for near two
weeks has been fairly painting for.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20

IF any other heated term beats the heated
we have just been cavorting through in
intensity of holiness, we should like to know
it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20
Che 1effersonian.
Republican National Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,

Dey~ The headquarters of the Republican
State committe has been established at No.
1903 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20
A FEW OF THE POPULAR PRICES
CITY HALL, OF FASHIONS.

Hats in all
n
assh Three hundred of
nces
Big drives in Ladies Gents Ties Ee and Silk Ties,
at
Umbrellas bottom prices P from \ big job
half froml0
$L5o The largest and best assortment of Hosiery Gloves prices that
defy plain Hose
Oo up Ladies Striped Hose from I5s Ladies White and Solid Cor
Ladies Handkerchief / andco verylow
prices \ full line White and Cod Dress Shirts from sIOO up sunds
large lot Hamburg
double in
both sides alike up splendid skirts up Hair
Cu Ladies Gents
in 4 10
Trimmings Ribbons, Buttons Eaids and Notions popular prices.
Call and and be
Nc am
J. w. ANGLE
Proprietor the City Hall of Fashions.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20

The trial of Munley, at Pottsville for the
murder of mining boss Sanger, closed on
Wednesday, the jury rendered a verdict of
murder in the first degree.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20

The residence of John Brockway in Leh-
man township, Pike county, Pa, was burn
cd Friday Loss, 81 800
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-20

Stroudsburg, May 25, 1876.-3m
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01

]
II seems to I've a very easy thing Ia
diminish the number Of tramps, in any
given locality, il not to make them dis
appear altogether. Work, saws the n.
Y. Observer acts upon them like holy
water on evil spirits. They have such
@ horror OF the name oud suil more Of
the thing itself, that tine bare mention
ot it isolmo,t enough to throw them
iato commissions, and if it is pressed
upon them they flee the locality, as re-
reptiles evacuated lhn Emerald Isle.
But there is no reason i'm the world why
tens af thousands of lazy men should be
roaming the country living on the pub.
lie and doing nothing at all. The
Board Of Supervisors Of Orange county,
y. Y, at o late meeting, found that up
TO the first Of Noyembpr there were fed
and lodged at the public expense, in
that couuty alone, nearly $1,000 romps,
costing 10000. This exhibit led TO the
adoption of q regulation of the evil, by
requiring each town to providea lock-
up,wherctn every tramp is tc beplaccd,
ON commitment from magistrate, and
kept there not lees than thirty nor
more than sixty days, aa prison fare
and at hard labor.
A. similar plan was adopted in u
county Of New Jersey soma time ago,
and with perfcct'succcss. The county
was ovcrrun with tramps, and all sorts
Of crimes were committed by them.
The matter became so serious that Il
special meeting Of The Frychollers was
called, and an enclosure was added TO
the jail, i'm which was placed a quantity
of stones, An order was issued tnat
every tramp found pursuing his avoca-
ton. shou d be arrested and committed
to this enclosure, fed on cheap but
wholesome food and forced to break
stones for stated term. When they
had served out their time there was
scarcity Of tramps in that region. Our
streets are in a bad condition there
are plenty Of large stones lying around,
why not the Borough Council have
them hauled to the lookup, and set the
tramps to work cracking them into sizes
1T to put upon. our streets ? The people
would thus get something in return for
their money. If beygars were univcr.
sally arrested and those who are able
TO work were set to work, and those
only who are feeble were taken care Of,
the pauperism of the country would be
wonderfully dimished at stroke.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01

train was thrown from tho track near
Rushville, Indiana, Ivy an uprooted
tree
Noah Morgan, aged seventy.two, EN-
ployed as watchman at Luzerne
county cOlliery, met with q singular
death last weak. lie aud boy were
on the outside Of a mine, and as several
cars were let down an incline plane
rapidly portion ora mine rail Mt the
top flew up and struck him fIe was
knocked insensible and died from his
injuries
ClNClNNATI, Dec. %. AT The rcpu-
lar weekly meeting Of the Methodist
Preachers, held yesterday, the Bishop
Haven matter was under consideration
One set of resolutions was offered de-.
clining TO express an opinion on the
third term, aud dpporing Bishop lIa-
ven's course, and another set express.
sing amezement Mt the unnecessary
alarm over such little matter, DENYING
Bishop Ilaveq's right to speak for the
whole Church, ald utterly opposing
any connection between Church and
State, was also presented. A brief bat
lively discussion followed, and nnauy
the whole matter was laid on the table.
which is probably the end of the who,e
subject
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01
Alif" To,

There was another shock Of earth.
quake IA ,trass Valley California, On
/ Friday evening.
The President has signed tn, bill cx-
tending the duration Of the Court Of
Alabama Claims to The 2l4 OF JAW
/ next.
y colorc3 boy, z years Of aye, ditd
/ in Washington on Sunday morning,
from the effects OF drinking halt Il pint
Of whiskry from his iather's bott.e the
day before,
Proceedings for the foreclosure Of
what is known rs the hrlh mrrt-aye,
| against the Erie Railroad Company,
were begun in the courts OF Pike county,
Pa, ON Friday. II. j, Jewett was ap-
pointed receiver, the bond being GAud
at $50 600.
Gen. Geo. =. Mcclellan, who is now
living in Baltimore, will probably be
appointed to position in the service OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pany, with the title Of general superin.
tendent or general manager.
A coal miner named Lee was assassi-
mated ny two other miners named Daw.
son and Estept, near Charleston, w.
Va, on Saturday evening. They
stabbed him thirty,three times.
At Westerly, r. l.; on Saturday
night, Philip Gallagher, being drunk.
attempted to kick his wife, but struck
an infant in her arms and killed it,.
lie was arrested. The coroner's iury
in the case returned a verdict Monday,
declaring the person from whom Cal
lagher bought the liquor guilty of the
murder. Gallagher was held in $1,000
bail to answer.
The mansion Of the late Edwin For
rest in Philadelphia is to he converted
into fashionable hotel and restaurant.
a lacarte DelmonicO ,On Fifth Avenue,
New York. The large garden, covering
an area of over 10000 square feet, viii
be handsomely laid ont in graveled
walks, decorated with vases, flowers
and fountains, aud aH orchestra of over
forty performers, led by an eminent
musician, will furnish music.
James 5. IVeidenhammer, of Berks
county, attempted to kill bull, but the
animal came near killing him. While
the butcher was fastening the bull
down he broke loose and furiOusly
charged the people around him. lie
drove his horn entirely through Mr.
Wedenhammcrs thigh, But for the
presenc G OF number Of persons the
enraged beast would have killed his
owner.
: The county north and northwest Of
Cincinnati was visited Sunday after
noon by a severe storm Of wind, rain
and tightening. The cellars along the
river at Hamilton, Ono, were flooded
by rapid rise Of the Miami river. At
Carthage, the Hamilton County InGr-
mary was partly unr0cfed. A freight
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01


The Rev. Henry Boehm, who on The
Sth of last June celebrated the one
hundredth anniversary of his birth, and
who was undoubtedly the oldest clergy
man in the world, died on Staten Island
on Tuesday evening. His centennial
anniversary was observed by the New
ark Conference in jersey City, and the
excitement Of that occasion prostratcd
him. His physician recommended his
removal TO Staten Island, and he went
there to live with a granddaughter. His
health gradually improved until the l2th
inst, when, after preaching in the
Methodist Church in Richmond village,
he was again seized with illness. His
physician found it necessary TO subject
the venerable patient to painful oper-
alton, from which his system was not
able to rally.
Father Borhm WITS horn in l.nncagt p C unity.
Pa.. and inr 70 wear was one ut Kin" GrOrToa
sui icCt4. hen lee hlUUmC % man Thpre wnro
only thirteen States Setting vessels were he
~ land ANA subsequently in hs ugyr!s about
The country hC rod, uu. t than hu. dlod hon.
SAND miles ON uurs, back. he always CNU. gasnU
tlv pTuiuuuduSt IsuuulshmrHt at the Clangug
WITHIN hlH ruUtIuurluCo.
lie Iuiucu tlr Methodist Church whom ne was
twenty Uir Aturs OF u"U, and was soon afIur-
warn h",u~nd 90 preach. For more than thIly
NcalH ir ua7 JruI an the Jersey City Con. renee
ana us uu- ugu uH 81 was uu IA" list q. su-
pCrnumurirs 10 Ia said that hIs .ag MS ,l preuCu-
or wall uNutugO GbUut ~ U % year. Fln WAS pCr.
sUnullF uCuugW,cl with an the AU.uDust
Bishops from Cukr 10 Peck.
Father Wlnu recalled tuu names of some Of
Inc m 81 elulnCnl MctuOIl6tS ul the uaIly pHFt
Of the cuntui y, as aluOuE his ru-IHiurura and r.
gals COY las. clt " Duuwure DIR sellc Dr.
thanuIer, Jesse Ice, ana MU. Colbert who
he regarded IA .Iants m the church ne con
Nuc, ,c tlllt Dali Ot .ls me IN winch ne was the
travelling conn luiOn Oi Btshup NSbUy ua of the
greatest puuir interest, because 81 ,Hat cap
ely he was the most intimate giut dmy 1880
Ctto Of a man, the puuty ana pU.furss Of who q
chDr.cter and the yHstUCa5 ana yulIr oI " hose
work have pa, Inn foremost umou" Che svr.
wants ui tht MUtnuDiab body IN Tins country.
lie was IN Isch BY Ilali p Asuuiy. - ala
travel ug Cuuuln on M the Suii 'r uf .atE, UuI
Travelled Wll hau until thl5, WlUu lnc Bi hop
nppOiateu tLt.ter ohm Irusldua Auet of U.r
SChuYlkul hI ulCt, composing the whole tern
l,"N nom Warrington 40 Slruu. aJuIE DctNCeu
the Sr quhemItA Nnd the leitTIc Iua jour
ho1 = 81 bne GWO wore uudr Oa hOIsohnuf- and m
one Ntsl through tho tcrntuty OF Iutdunu, but
SIX habnatO = w're iJllnu VA thu tr.aiG n'ies.
The funeral took place from Wood
row Methodist Church, staten Island.
yesterday (FliIaD, Doc 81.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01

We have received Jules Nerne's
famous book "ArOund the World in
so Days! I" describing the adventures
that berel Phileas Fogg, who under-
took to travel entirely around the
world in eighty days, on a wager Of
100000 Leaving London on the
day the Bank of England is robbed Of
$3.50 600, he is suspected to be the thief,
and followed like shadow by detec-
tive, who throws every obstacle in the
way of his supposed flight. 1t is uuneceS-
sorry to say that such plot, in the
hands of master like Jules Verne, be.
comes intensely interesting, as the host
Of readers who have read his "Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the Seas"
can readily believe. Although this
book is sold in ordinary cloth biGdng,
without illustrations, for S1.2O, YET the
edition on our table, with eight cl arac-
teristic engravings is furnished for only
ten cents. by mail u cents. Don't
fail to got a copy. For sale by all news
dealers, or sent postpaid, by Donncley,
Lloyd e Co., Publishers The Lakeside
Library, Chicago, III.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01

"A Washington dispatch Of the 2Gth
alt, to the n. y Sun, says: "The
programme of the Banking and Cur
rency Committee will Ge to ask the re,
peal Of the Specie Resumption act,
without debate, and in the interest OF
legal tenders as against national bank
notes. The previous question will be
called, debate cut off, and the Demo
Gratis have an opportunity of exercising
the same privilege a5 was exercised by
the Republicans last January in forcing
a vote without debate on the resump-
tion bill.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01

There are enrolled in the public
schools Of the United States 100000
children, In the last fiscal year the
average daily attendance was 4 800 COO.
Thirty-sevcn States and eleven Terri
tories report IN increase in public
school income of 81 8 232, 600, and in at
tendance Of children iGl,O0O. The to-
tai sum raised during the year by tax
alton Yves >S2 600, 600, and the cost of
public education was about $1A0OO,-
600
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01

The consolidation Of internal re.
venue districts throughout the country
has been completed, and the number
reduced from 300 TO lG3. No further
reduction is intended at present, as il
is believed it would be- detrimental to
the public service. The annual saving
to the Government by the cousoliit-
ton will be s25O,OoO, nearly 100000
being in salaries alone.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01

1t is expected by the commit
Tee OF the House Committee on Appro.
priations that the Pension, Military
Academy and Diplomatic Appropria-
tion bills will be ready to be reported
on the rcasscmbling of Congress.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-01
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