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, 1876-11-22

sna1l. First, tho sa'oon-kccpets who, had NO
lleenso gere poked Up, md t'o psddle!;S T; q, nra
vehicle lc+lrtTcrs have hnl their day. Now uc city
oo.2T kin ssa1p s: ssr ,ngss and md
and have no ea'oon-liccusrs. Yesterday twenty
four eummunses were itsletl for ~ tnnny groccrs,
and In few slRys Ron,o 1r,,gg!sss will come
un,ler notice. The officials are determined to
collect the revenues. That WA shown yestcr-
day whrn Mr. kifeilhotI, who keeps bcer-
safoon on Clark street, md who has repeatedly
dts!cgardcd all sdnlonittons. was arrested and
locked up In the 11nrrison Street Station. Tic
money for license and tho costs was quickly
forthcoming.
complaint because the Health Department did
not knnW where there were cases of ecarlct
foyer md other contagious diseases anu tnko
act!o.i thereon; hnl Notwithstanding tho
Health Officer, Muses. 1fo0kc, In yesterdays
papers called attention to m or1tna ace reaulr,
Ing repotta from all phyaigtana having On hand
gases Of infectious dtscascs thcro seems to nave
been but ono physician IN tho city to tnko cog.
nizanes Of the la'F' .a and ihat one merely asked
scarlet. fever numbered forty-tlree, and It is
somewhat strange that some eases should not
liave been reported. Tho Health Department
has not an army of workers, antl unfcss the
public Of the location and extent Of tile "eatch-
without that knowledge.
TIE T0LtCH COMMITTEE
met In the City Clerks ot1ieu yesterday after
noon at about 8 o'clock There WIS referred to
them Aid. Thompson's resolution, which re-
CURED them 10 state What part the Mayor took
IN tho Investigation Of Supt. Hickey, aud upon
what cvlleneo tho Police Committee based It's
majority report. Tho Committco WINS almost
lid behind the stack OF evidence which wns tho
result OF tho Investigation, md cyinccl de-
ctdctl aversion to "taekling It," 1t was finally
decided that tho hest why would bc to begin
md rcad, each man for himself, and between
them NIL to prepare synnpscs Ut that testimony
whict, they had regarded as damaging TO
Supt. Hickey. Tits they proceeded to do, and
the end Is not yet. As far q the Mayor,,s
the Chairman, Aid. AtcAulcy, said, rs tho intel
lgcnt public must know By this tlulc, that when
tho tlrat resolutions, calling for an examination
Of fffckcyts official conduct, Ind been reforred
to tho Committee. lie {icAulcy) and AID. Kirk
went Into the room Of the Cornoration Counsel
and there met tho Mayor. Tho Committee
wanted to know wllnt to do, atld AID. McAuley,
dcsirous Of avoiding tho work Of the inscstign-
tton wanted u special Committee appointed, but
the Mayor sa1d that It was tile duty Of the Police
Committee to mako the Investigation, and he
promised nil the assistance In his power to make
that examination thorough.
That much OF the Commlttcc's report Was
DECIDED upon yesterday, md tho rest will prob
ably be made to-day.
, 1876-11-22
MATRIMONIAL.

Thouph the wind hlaw and t1,e rain dcscend,
ri, vcs,e,,,nr ovnn'ur oss Wv .sa.. ' a.seo"a
. =. yte'e"as e'e"'.s, y n'ctty conpany hsse'a-
bled In the Union park Congregational Church.
Everybody considers It blessed privilege to
witness fashionable vcddinr,-by cye,yboly.
nj rourso ia n,cnnt al, ~ t,,a ,.,ror ~ aG5
,s,.,d 49, - s,, ~. y. Wv .ae. ao1,-aAa
WIN" VI "catncs VIII NOT keep thcm out OF Their
vested rights. Tho parties to DO joined In
matrimonial bonds on this occasion were judge
William C, Ives and Mtss Eva Lockn.
A. a a,,,oo,, t,,o i,-;do, 1890. Sn., A..
.h,,s,h ~. w. .sms,4 snn v.". pni5 un'cteu tne
chnteh Ill tho following of1Icr' Mf. Edward
Locke, Of Detroit, and Mlas Nellie Goodrich;
air. Charles Tyrrcll and Miss Annie S1ocum;
Mr., Ellri1re and Miss sIlnnto stcvcns. Mr.
n t,sn,s rsass'e aaa allss Luau poyiheton n'ssea
and Mrs Locke; the bride and her father The
Aldrich, .. lsolund, md Harry Stunts.
Tho bride was atttrctt in 'whitu sltk, kissed
with blue, and trimmed With tullc, anemo,lcs.
and orange blossoms; corsnge round; cntratnc.
Tho Indy attendants wore VARIED trimmings rs
follow8: Miss Goodrich, pink roses with natural
GnweEs; Miss Htocun,, blun moyntng-glortes;
Miss Stevens, cardinal flowers; Miss Hoylngton,
snIiinS. Mrs Locke, mother Of tue bride, wore
black and embroidered eit.s.
After tho ceremony, which was duly nor
fnrn,ra by the Rev. Duvtl Vanlcycct, pastor Of
tie church, tho purity returned to The
residence of tho brft1e's parents, M.
63 Ashland aycnuc, whero the uB,lui
reception was held. Among tho guests we're
Mr. a,l,l Mrs. l.. 2. Cheney, Miss Itlu Tombn,
M!ss Fannie Stoeum, Mr.. md Mrs. Swcasoy,
, 1876-11-22

BY fusilade Of glass and crockcry. His chill
drcn he numerically beat, aud tho inhumnn
brute ti,cn. taking up tho infant, 0 month";! o1d,
nnt Il head downwAr4 r4ls IN tho wast%tub almost
filled with wafer, w,orn It certainly would hayo
conduct Of nclgnbor's child who rushed Into
tho house and scItetl tho infant, thus rcscuIng
i from instant death at the hands of Its moro
than inhuman fnthcr. Tito wretch, then shout
ing and blsapheming ''hc would murder some
QUE" seized tho cat and vented Ills spleen o,,
tho animal until he kicked II to death, throw II
Into tho street among tho lowIlng crowd out
Side, and only ceased when. In desperate cGotts
, 1876-11-22

State atsect: Yet they aro very cxtensi.c, and
tho cars. Their interior presents busy
scene, and suggests to tho t,eholdcr that tho
snuth Side Company are doing something.
Comparing, too, tho present condition Of their
hines with that Of Inst year, one is compelled 10
acknowledge that they haso done something.
Not the least among ttelmprovementa Inns bccr,
tho LAYING Of steel ra{ls over great portion Of
the dI4eTeut routes,
, 1876-11-22

GENTS AND LADIES, DON'T DELAY LONGER.
While the weather IL mild and you can spare them.
put up all your old clothes and send them 10 Cook &
McLain, SO Dearborn. o. OF a81 West Madison
strects. 4 3cw dollars will make them equal now.
, 1876-11-22

THE ROOT 4 SON MUSIC COMPANY
offer specinl inducements to purchasers, ut whole
salc aud retall Of ahcet- music nusic. books vo.
lns, guitars, md oil kinda OF musical Instruments
General agents 70. tho STANDARD organ md Stack
plano. Quality guaranteed. l6Q statp street.,
, 1876-11-22
SUBURBAN..


The Bonr1 Of Trustees hold It's regular meet
Ing Monday night, with full attendance Tho
principal business before tho Board vas tho
assessment for tho opening Of Pine Grove
nvonuc, now IN tho Courts, and over which tho
Lakc-Shofo people hare worked up some excitc-
'ncnt. The street, "a partially opened and par-
TALLY projected runs parallel to tic Lake Shore,
midway between Il md the Dummy Road. Two
sections oi II nre open, forming blind alleys,
and the prcsent assessment is for The opening
Of another short strip, Without an exit at tho
south end, and falis heavily on rc8ttfcuts on tho
portion already opened. The opposition Is
based on tile partial extension Of the work, tho
unequal assessment, and 80 much expensc at
tension could bc made as far south as Lincoln
Park. those who are nos, fighting 'youla bo
favorable, as II would onable vehicles to avoid
tho Dummy Rond, which Is such n bate noir,
BY turns Tor ten ycars, aud is kept buck by tho
interest Of property at the north end Of tho
park, which demands largo damages. After
much discussion tho matter WIS disposed Of by
whence they can only be taken On twcnty days.
The Supervisor notified the Board that be had
certified to the County Clerk tho assessment On
1875. being 81 i'd less than for tho preceding
4 sidewalk was ordered On Addison street,
from tho Town-l1alI to the Dummy Road. This
hutlt, but Is never enforced. II the authorities
hayo any power In tho matter Il is high time they
enforce thls ,nuch-necdcd Improvement.
Weoh,aubcr the oFs. TG wss -. burned out
after the stolen horse, and made application tot
water maln to Ills premises. Granted.
A resolution was adopted fixing the ratio for
watsr-tapp!ng o. 81 Ter ~ A. 81 azea. .,u,..,u
The dedication OF Sheffield aVeruefrom Hulzer
avenue to the 1oo-foot road wss accepted.
showed ls757, lSs gallons q water pumped at an
outlay Of l5,Soo pounds q coal.
amount Of 81, l52.E.
The Eureka Clnb, a soctnl Institution which
proposes TO make tne Iowh-ha!l nelEhhorhoou
lively tia!s winter, asked anu obtalned perm,s"
Ing, lighting, and heating. Tho Beard then nd
1ourncd.
HYDE rATK
Tho Board Of Trustees mot In regular session
ut tho Town-IIall yesterday afternoon. Present,
Mcssrs' boguc, Farrell, Foweli' 1schlnna' Taylor,
and President bensle5: ..,..--.-... a.,
With to accommotluto reutlc,ne en- who ware in.
,oyestc5 in tbe Fortv.dyst street aeBer md tho
te'estea 80 n,s' sfo 0e"s' SUI ."a
tsaTs o1 roa1 rpad ,. Ma
tno 1Nothten 1ou "eFc nsss @ nsaau' I oeaen
pest, man ,3ld Ioads psf. from LUG Gowns iowns
eoatH ~ a1ug9 ISL tn r. 20 IaiSaGne ,aH s4oc
Co' c Ner sa' nroso nau ~ tnt ~
on ~ l3aa 10 tnS @ ~ ~ IT, ,ta @ tnt nc
tne towtn. anu aoout @ ocInan ~. ,''s. 5ie aiso
Was u !aVor % tae aTain1nE E Oh @ne 'oaa"nca by
Se M ",tns sS ua!c,co 81 os satsasEe ~ s ,,osor s
ia M sast ~ o. .csr hs ~ on
3ng Of Sa'eago snon!m " fnonSn " t ~ wtnn Myue
IN ~ - fF..1,1 T.. .s.,n1ts - - 1Fl.
, 1876-11-22
THE CITY.
GEN ERAL NEWS.

~ IN "a W 1s
Dr. Almon Brooks has returned from the Hot
1prings.
No. Iii Filth nvcnue Is the place where bnsi-
meas men can get n tookkccper, salesman, q
porter, or M crrHnd.boy.
Tho National Grange Mt thc.r session yester-
day transacted 10 business beyond the Discus
sion OF a new constitution and bylaws.
The members Of the Class Of 1873 Of tho
Hgh1aut, Military Academy of Wovcester, Mass,
recently adopted res lutions expressive Of their
sorrow at the death Of their classlnate, Charles
D. Cannon, Of ts city.
The temperature yesterday, as observed By
Manassc, opttcinn. No. IS Madison street (Tnsu-
uEx Builllns}, was ut n. M, 49 degrees; 10 u.
B.;;onstes E.; ~; T. Il s a. at M 7s + I'll J. j.; H., & H. I"
pre.i!ent % 81 TIE he t'reat t Western M Na!lwsy Of
Canada; Miss Chiltlcrs Atr. ,'nhn Fell, Director;
Mr. r. lironghton. General Ma,lager; and Mr.
Tandy, Trivetc Secretary Of TIC lrcat Western
Hallway, nre al the Palmer lfouee
The creditors of tl,o bankrupt firm Of Bruna-
wtck, etep1la,!t " 11nrt held i meeting Mt the
office Of tho firm yesterday morning, md ar,-
roinlcd Mesers Grotc, l]cna&ngcr, Smith, Coates,
and Ltnca committee to Investigate thc FIRMS
status aud report at on adjourned meeting 10 be
411u tV-ADiioN lAtAAiuA ~ ~ y N7OtAs
DR.. Christopher Dresser, wllo Is now en- route
for japan, China. aud India, under the protcC-
tion Of The British Government anil ut thu III.
at'Eat!on Of tho kcnsiMgtnn Art Schools aud
various merchants ot Europe and America II,
searcl1 Of art treasures, ets., has been spcnl!ng
John j. Mctrath.
Tho Right Hon. II. G. s. Chillcrs, n. r,
from England, who Is stopping at the Palmer
l1outc, gayc private banQnct to about dozen
eary Il wns rrchcrelc and snrlahlc nfrair.
Thc h11l of fnrc ,ras nno t,.nt ,nInnf In nna;i,
exce1'e,, and q which the Palmer House caterer,
Shortly after nonn Yesterday 1Itttc g-rcar.o1t1
psmea Pan e i Emiy n%bert; @ wh!!e gasefi, % so9| WIZ
near thc rountl.housc as tic foot OF .jul Street,
was run down l,y F,ngnc M. II. ant I,ntl her
icft leg actually crushed from tic Iody, Dr.
opon tbat sO n, o s1yse IT, Il norcns or ,s
,rcside Mt M Ii Kramer strrct.
.Ss.s. .,,,-',. ~.
Aoout no !, O'CLOCK iass evening man named
Ley q. nlHchSsteI, "n'lo catlnG supper III a
"Icetaurant IN Madison street, near Clark, NJ
temnied 10 swallow n;cce Vi Icel, whlcsl
proved too large fnr LIS tlront. md before u.s.
astanee Ely eou!a no glsen nc WI c1osca to ueath.
an h4ueat WI no fela toz'aE. 4ic was an CHI"
ploye Of tho 1HAes.
james Rtcuy, boan1cr nj tic Morgan Honse.
Nos. o5 nn 9s North Clark street, dropped sud.
sfteF arising from his bcti, lie ms an Enr|ist,.
man Gy birth, only three weeks in tia coisntry
and tf.reo daya at. tic Morgan Ho!.ac,
Coroncr i,cd an inourst IN t1c 1 aftcrnot,, anI
The iury returned verdict of dcath from heart
disease.
1,.s,. -,
WIN acs Eynr f3n an o man ,1r - SGars o. aEe
18th Inst. H1,on The dnus-steps Of No. 1oy
, 1876-11-22

AFhCT FOR THESE TIMES.
The difference between tho most improved
styles of the ordinary scwlng-tuachine and tho
new Automatic" of tho Wilcox & Gibbs 8.
NJ. Co. Is simply marvellous. zoo to 202 Wahasll
avenue, Chicago.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions of the County Com
missioners commence on the first Monday
IN January, April, June, July and October
CommiSsioners-A. G. Greene, President {;
w. Il. Beall, Ashford Trail, B. l.. Tur-
ner George Reuschlen.
Clerk-Davisson Armstrong.
county Treasurer-Robert Shriver.
County SrrCeyor-John Schaidt.
Co!lect0rs Of State and County TdTes-
First Collection District ORLEANS, Oldtown
and Flintstone) Joseph b. Stottlemoycr
Second Collection District (Nos. Is and 10
Cumberland VIM. Hall. Third Colec-
ton District, Ont. Savage and Frostburg,
James d. Armstrong. Fourth Collection
District, Homecoming and Westernport,)
Patrick Mullen.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16

THIRTY-EIGHT years ago the 10Th
of November terrible fire broke out
at convent school for young ladies
in the town of Limoges At the last
moment it was perceived that one of
the pensionaires had been left in her
room. There appeared to be no hope
of saving her, when a handsome girl,
with floating locks and disheveled ar
ray, rushed through the crowd, crying,
"Let me do it." She dashed into the
flames, and reappeared carrying the
child. A few days afterward Louis
Philippe sent the heroine a gold med
al, and captain in the French army
who had witnessed her courage asked
to be presented to her. That captain
is now President of the French Re-
public, and the heroine is his wife.
The Garrett county-seat mandamuS
case will come before the Court of APP
peals at the April term next year.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
The Heavenly City.

/ know her walls are jasper, her palaces are
fair,
And to the sounds of harpings the saints
are singing there;
I know that living waters flow under fruit
But ali to make my heaven, it needeth
more than these.
Read on the sacred story; what more doth
it unfold,
Besides the pearly gateways and the streets
of shining gold?
No temple hath that city for none is need
ed there;
No sun no moon enlighteneth; can dark
ness, then, be fair?
All now the 81 ID revealing, the GROWING
JOY of all
Whet need of other sunlight, where God
is all in all?
He fills the wide ethereal with glory Of his
own,
He whom my soul adoreth, the Lamb
amid the throne
o, heaven without my Saviour would be
no heaven for me;
Dark were the walls of jasper, Iayless the
crystal sea,
He gilds earth's darkest valley with light
and joy and peace;
What, then, must be the radiance when
night and death shall cease?
Speed on, o tagging moments! Come,
birthday Of the soul!
How long the night appeareth; the hours
how slow they roll
How sweet the welcome summons tina;
greets the willing bride!
And When mine eyes behold Him | shall
be satisfied,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
TOWN
Churches.

RefOrmed-Rev ]. Rum, pastor scrIi-
ces every Sunday at 1870 m; Sunday
School at 2 pm.
1T. MichaelS Roman CatEOlic-Main
street, Rev V F Schmitt, pastor; Divine
services on Sunday; Low Mass at s m
high Mass and Preaching at 1890 u m
Sunday School at 3 p m; Vcspers and Ben
edictiou at p IN.
Welsh Congregai Onal-Bowery street,
Rev Isaac Thomas, pastor; Sunday services
at 10 a III and p m Sunday School at 2 p
m Prayer Meeting every Monday evening
and Glass Meeting every Thursday evening
NJ. L. Church--(colored) Oak street; no
pastor; Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
DIRECTORY
COZ y IN.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT,

CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular terms OF the Circuit Court
for Allegany county commence First
Monday in January: second Monday in
April. first Monday in October
The six regular equity or chanccry terms
commence First Monday of January
third Monday of February second Mon
day of April; second Monday of June
second Monday of August; second Mon
day of October
OFFICERS
Chief JUdqe-Ilon r. II. Alvey.
AsSocidtes-IIons William Motter, Geo
A. Pearrc.
Clerk-ThcOdore Luman
suites Attorney-A Hunter Boyd
lSherV-John G Bauer
A"dit0r.-Maurice A. Healey
Comn,issioners-John b Fay, r w Nc
Michael, G 7 Porter
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
Come Now and Let Us Reason
TOGETHER.

Why do people SO frequently say to
DR.. Pierce, Il suppose your Golden
Medical Discovery cures everything ?
Because it has been the practice of
knavish ch.llatains to manufacture
worthless nostrums and attempt to
dupe the ignorant and credulous by
recommending them to cure every form
of disease. To such All extent has this
been practiced that it is no wonder
that many have acquired prejudices
against all advertised remedies But
DR.. Pierce does not advertise his stan
dsrd preparations as cure ais, does
not claim that they will perform mir
scles but simply publishes the fact
that they have been developed as spe-
cites for certain forms of disease for
which he recomends them, after hay
ing tested their efficacy in many hun
dred cases with the most gratifying
success. 1t is a fact known to every
well-informed physician that many
single remedies possess several differ
ent properties Quinine, for instance,
has tonic quality, which suggests its
use in cases of debility; an anti-peri-
odic, by which renders it eticacious
in ague; and febrifuge property,
which renders it efficacious in cases of
fever. The result Of its administra-
tion will also vary with the quantity
Rivoa and the circumstances under
which it is employed. So, likewise
the golden Medical Discovery posses
SEES both pectoral and Alternative, or
blood-cleansing properties of the high
est order. By reason of these two
prominent properties it cures two class
es of diseases. First, those Of the } es-
piratory organs as throat, bronchial,
and lung affections, chronic coughs
and asthma, and second, diseases of
the blood and glandular system in
which affections all skillful physicians
employ alternatives, as in cases of
blotches, eruptions ulcers, svellings,
tumors, assesses, and in torpor of
the liver or "biliousness." While its
use is, by its combination of proper
ties, suggested in cases of pulmonary
consumption, yet you need not take
it expecting it will cure you if your
lungs are half consumed, nor because
it is recommended as a blood medi-
cine would its proprietor advise You
to take it expecting it to cure cam
Ger. 1t will not perform miracles, but
it will cure many grave forms Of dis
ease.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court of Allegany county
holds its sessions on Tuesday Of each week
OFFICERS
chef Judge-John Coulehan.
ASs0cioteS-C Slack, Robert Bruce.
Register Of HWLs-John Rhind.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16

Mail hetw'n Frostburg,
Cumberland and all
points east and west
Mail bctw'n Frostburg,
Piedmont an d all
points east and west
Mail betw'n Frostburg
and Grantsville
G, FL. WA
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
John NJ Buchanan, President, Elerslie
Jesse r Wilson, C,,,,,bo,,on,
Geo G Mckay, Secretary, { O''i1i'0i i''''''
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16

9TH. You get accommodating terms here than elsewhere
don't suit you all cash for Instruments just
such will you, either small weekly monthly quarterly
payments and still buy lower than you would pay elsewhere
YOU paid all cash
Below give list of principal Instruments the alone be-
ing sufficient guarantee of their excellence:
The Celebrated! BRADBURY Pianos. years
The Elegant IEmtEett. Davis AZ Co. Boston jubilee
Square ssrsma Plane.
The Unriyatcg Becker t& Barnes Patent
Pin LSi0r Plane,
bradford Co.'S E';arZoG Gems.
The Celebrated Fay! Ter - Farley Celestes
The Simmons a. aIOgsg.g Combination Organ.
Persons distance order by letter with the
careful selection will be made by popreors themselves
take pride in the fact that notwithstanding nearly third
ordered by letter. have the first letter complaining
selection Persons order by express o. D. and have the privilege
examining before paying for that everything represented
can be returned at
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-17

Hayes and Wheeler.

TUNE-Hold the Fort.
See Centennial banners waving,
Proudly in the sky,
hundred years assures the Nations,
Freedom shall not die.
Shout the anthem God is with u.s."
Shout for Liberty.
Sing Centennial songs of gladness-
Bless God we are free.
Set the bell of freedom ringing
Independence Bell;
Broken once but now cemented,
Liberty to peal.
CHORUS.
Old Republicans take courage,
Glorious is your cause;
Nothing daunted by opposers,
Save your country's laws.
CHORUS. -#E
Honest men are Hayes and Wheeler,
They are sure to win,
For the people know their record,
One that IS pure and clean.
CHORUS.
Free our Schools and free our Bibles,
Free for all mankind.
Free all homes from vile oppression,
Slavery none shall bind.
CHORUS.
Now three cheers for Hayes and Wheeler
Make them good and strong
And off your coats and do good service,
Roll the ball along.
CHORUS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-17
THE WEST.
TiIden Rcpudiated by an Ohio
Delegate.
Speech Of Hon. Geo. W. Houk, a Life
long Democrat, at Dayton, Ohio.

REASONS WHY THE WESTERN DEMOCRATS
ARE NOT \ UNIT FOR TILDEN-THE E
PLATFORM ''AN INSINCERE TRICK AND
SHAM THE PETTY ARTS" AND ''DIS-
REPUTABLE MEANS" BY WHICH THE
STENCIL-PLATE CANDIDATE OBTAINED
A ANOMINATION-HOUK SUPPORTS HAYES
AND WHEELER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-17
Ell. SKULL, M. ID.

Second door below Burnett House. Residence
2nd door west of Hickste Quaker Church. Office
hours ; to a. M. to ) p. m, to p.
MAY -, 1S76-rf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-17
MANIFEST INSINCERITY.

This Resumption law then repeals all
laws limiting the aggregate amount of Ma
tional Bank circulation, and all laws re-
stricting the number of these banks. 1t
authorizes the establishment of any number
of National Banks that may be necessary
to supply the amount of greenback circula-
ton it proposes to retire, and this process
of retiring is now going under that law. 1t
provides, in short, for the entire ultimate
extinguishment of the greenback currency,
its redemption in coin after January lst,
1879, and the substitution therefore
throughout the United States ola National
Bank currency, issued, managed and con-
trolled by from three to five thousand bank
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-17
MASON Took,
PAPER HANGER,
GLAZIER AND PAINTER,
MONROE STREET,

Nearly opposite Kautz's Blacksmith Shop,
STRoUDsBURG, PA.
The undersigned would respectfully IN
form the citizens of Stroudsburg and vicinity
that he is now fully prepared to do all kinds
Of Paper Hanging, Glazing and Painting,
promptly and at short notice, and that he
will keep constantly on hand "a fine stock OF
Paper Hangings of all descriptions and at
low prices. The patronage of the public
is earnestly solicited. May 10, 1877.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-17
DR.. j. L A N TZ,
SURGEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST

still has his Office on Main street In the second story
0t Dr. :. Watou'S brick building nearly opposite the
ctroudSnurg House aud lac aters himself that 10y cig
teen years constant practice and the most earnest and
careful attention all matters pertaining TO his pro-
fion that ne is fully able to perform all operations
in the dental line in the careful and skiul man
upr.
Special attention given 10 saving the Natural Teeth
as, the insertion of Artificial Teeth Rubber,
Cold silver, Continuous Gums and perfect fits in all
: Insured.
Most persons know the great folly and danger Of en-
trusting their work the xpeTienced To those v
IN. at a distance. April Il, 1S74.-tf.