gfjtt (ifotumbiau
AND-
I'ubRsiiCKl every trM:iy morning
In thetOolunibiun Hulldlug near thu
Uotirt House, by
OHABLES U. nnOGXWAY,
EditSt nncl Proprietor.
itEtMB. Two dollars a year, payn
bloMjdynnco.
joFpbi
tnS'PIlINTINO of nil deser lit ons
executed with neatness mid dispatch,
at rcatfenablo rates.
"fiEobMSnillU) UIRGOTUUV.
STOVES AN J) TINWAUK.
JACOB METZ, urnlorlnKlovCHA llnvvnl
iL. Rbove court liwmo.
i Hl.IRUl'EItT, Blovi'8 mul Mnvwui!,
A; Moctti Main St., west or Market.
vl-nll
tu or'
vl-ul
clothing, ac.
i. ' bPWENBEHfl, mcrt-liniittnllor, Main at., 2d
D.'doaralxjye Aiiifrlciiii Iiouho. vl-nll
MOHHIS, Mr-rrliant Tiillor iiml Audit lor
Wfti'eMew l'arjiiim Scvvlni! Mnt-lilne-, eurne-ror
(Jcnira and Ma'" istree't iibuv u Mlller'M Htnri".
i)ntJas, chemiuals, &c
HOVEn-BKOS., ilrUKKlll
Jl llrowrrt Mock Mulu l,
OVEH'BKOS.. ilniKBltls ami nimBie-iurles,
I, LUTV druiiKlHt mul nnoluwnry, llupert
li, block, Malu at., wiMlofMnrlect,
'"CLOCKS, WATCHES, AC
irRMIlY ZUrr I NO Kit, Wnttlicn, HpwtMlon nnil
lljJwelry a. MuliiHticct ne-iir V.t si. V8nl5
r"oU18 BEBNHAUI), wnloh nnel clock maker.
jnWHQUthcaiitcoriicrMaliiniiillroiimi.vl-iil.i
n EHAVAOE, dealer In clodtB, wa(flic and
fl.jVwelry, Main at., jiwt . below American
(lunge. Yl
ROATHCAltT.walcli anil clock maker. Market
t below Main.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
! M. BUOWN, boot ana snooiiiivKe;r,.viniiiiiie-ee
li.nnmisito Court llouso. vl-nc.l
ABOLLEDEILmamilacturcrnnddralcrlnlMHiUi
and mioes.Malimt., opposltei Eplsuoiml cbnfe'J
iiENllY.KLElM, manufacturer anil dealer In
I bOOtS ttnil HUOCM, Broveiiirr i-'ii-
Cnst liinnlml,
t art Ua4n "'
vl-nll
DAVlD'BETZ, boot nud (.lioemaker, Main at.,
below llartman'8 store, west of MarketKtreet.
MOEESSIONAL.
I tt. EVANB,M. II. sun-con and plijslcinn anuth
aide Malu at., below Market. vl-ut.l
rVtt. B. P. Kinney ruiui-oii ilenllst.tectli extract
JJd"wlthout pain. Main at., nearly opposite
EplMopal Church. 'ij
IB. M'KEliVY, M. 1). Hurueim and jiliyKlt-liui
J north side Main St., below Maiket. 1-nH
O.RUTTEB, M. 1). Rurueou and I'hyHlclaii,
I Market at., above Main. vl-ul I
rvB.,H.,C.
HOWEIt. surireou dentbtt. Main st.,
U
above court house. vl-nll
Dr.'Win.-M.Bober.HurBeonnnd Pliyide-liui.Ex-change
Block over Webb's Hunk sti.re. MMilM
TaB". BOBI80N, Attnrney-al-l,aw, Ollle-ei Harl
,luian' bulldlui!, MiiliiKtrect. va-nai
J.
E.BIKELEIl,Altorney-at-I.'iw,()IIlie,2d Moor
5 Exchange Block, near lliu "K-veliiuiK" Ho-
ti'l ,.5Fi v-lnl
"-'.Ui'.i
s"MILliU$EttY & KANOY OOODS.
MltS. E. KLINE, Millinery and Fancy (looils.
Main Wtreut belowiMinkeU vlnio
MlSfl LIZZIE IIAKKI.UY, uillllner,
undoing, Main st.
Ilamsey
vl-uu
M- IBS A; D. WEBB, fancy koihIi, notions, limtks,
stAtkincry, Exeliane block Malnslii-ct.
1' 1 PETEHMAN, millinery and fancy gools op
it poiilte Eplscoiuil cliurLh, Main s(. vl-iu'l
MIW. JULIA A. A SADi: BAUKl.EV, liullis
cloaks and dress patlcruj, soutlieasl coriiir
Muln and west si. vl-ulJ
MISSMMJEnitlCKSON, inlllluery and fancy
goods Malnst., opposite Cuuit House, vl-nll
MIW.M.B.KUU.MAN, uillllner, Mulu st below
Uarlnmn'H store, west of Maiktt si. wl!
iliHE MISHEH HAItMAN inlllluery and fancj
1 Boods.Malu fcirvvt Just below American Imuso.
. vl-nll
HOTELS AM) SALOONS.
I LEACOCK.oysler anil eating salimii, Amerl
u em jiousu, .iiaiu si,, nan
ia1t.ir LcucikU stiperln-
l-IH l
UJlllMVl'.U ' JACOBV, eollliell j, hukrlj,
11 und oyster Kalouu, wholesale and letall,
cnaugebl(-ck;Malu si, l-uu
tlOXis'WEBB, court clloncry, bakery, and os
Titer saloon, wholesalo and retail, Kxchange
Uck. vl-nis
1JXC1IAN0E HOTEL, by Koulis & Cl.uk, .Main
1st., Opposite court housu. vl-ull
AMEIUCAN HOUSE, by John I.KAeoe K, Main
-U, wexlorllou slleel. M-lilJ
F011KS HOTEL, by O. W. Mauiiku, cast end ol
Malnst. vl-ul,
BSTOlINElt, lelitshmeut baloon,.Malu st.,jiisl
ubove court house, vl-n.i
KOONH & CIAltK, letleshmeut saloon, Ex.
Change hotel, sl-l:l,.
SJERCHANTt. ANIJ aitOUEHS.
kiJAUOlW, Coultttloiiery.
, hi,, Lwluw Jruu
uroccrii-'S jtc. Mulu
VMllo
J aUtUBWUtU, liUUr, blilt, bllOVb, UOllOUb, clU.
tXUUUUge UlUCk, JMuiUtallCC'l, vi-mj
Ji truiericfc, Uuur, iui.u, aii, inii, iiuu, u.ii.oi
II WiiUtY'iuU, imln ami
l MiXlU Ml,
uuiivu cuuu ihiUaU, v 111 ts
i ii Alfkitit, ur liuodh una uuUuna, juuiiiw.hi
J cui ur iiuiu una j rou dU. v tn
UK. HKK-.Uyi.lZ, tlt-aUi in l)r Unod,
trl, jjuufa ftiiuLf., tLi,ti-uiiiLr muni au
(Jll-
and Hun
I J.UHuWJKlt. dry uiiiidx, teioLuritrt, tie,, comer
1 1 Mala auU Court iluUhoul.e l-uii
iA, UKCKLKY. lvfytonilio store. btK.kn and
itiitlouery, Main ht:buluw Murltet vl-uli
riLl.lAM Kit ASM UH. confectlouerkt. .Main
ueur iuo ruiiruuu, vini.i
TMKNlJKNIlAl.l. i'i.tiPiHl Ktnolr of int;rihiiii
. (JUeand lumber, eorner of Mulu hlrtetand
ricitroad. vl-nll
Pi. lUlHHIHH. dealt r In drv L'ntMls urcerles tic.
I Hblve'a block, Main ht.. belowlrnn vl-ni;(
lrK.',aiUTON. (Jroeerles A.
1'ruvlsiuub, Main
reet blow Market
Vl-Ull
uTft
lie
P. LU'lVC dealer lu cliolcu dry k'mhIh. mul
not intm. ftiniii hi.. oiinoH ilh I'm ri noiihe.
v-imi
1 1 K, KVEU, urocerU-M und generut merctmndlftt
t wain Kb. augvBvvtMi. vi-
CHAMKH i A. IIAYIilIltKT. lealern in
.TfirnrcrlPB. ('nil fot loner Ick nm NotloUh.
ttown.Kouth nidi), two doom above llrobstH
onroaKerhiiop, v in-
TAM1SH UADMAN, lubliieliu.ilttr mul I'lmlr-
luttKerroonuon Mum hum, vJ uv
TWM; CHHIbTMAN, wuldle.truiiU ami linrncM
2 "er( unjiOMio t.jincui.ii rnuitn lulti st,
I, w. uuiikl.U lurulturu rooma, thny htoiv
u uncKon Alulubt,. wtbtol Alarltel vl-iui
V J.TliOUNTOaV, v.nll Va.er, Vlmluw hlmdes,
Ut nna nxtureH, Umwrt block, Main t.t. vi-ulj
II ilfKMHTOUK, l'boiotjniiilu rr KxchmiBO
" imm 0111111 btM oi'oomio eouri noiifce. vini:
M W.HAMPI.1.' A- tHylAiiitu7Ui ."f'jiKtltNiniii.
A.1barg uear rullumil. 1'iihtluus iiuulo at tborl
J1 Hc-.machinery luadtniud repnired, vi!-uiJ
I
WKUHN. dealer In me at tallow, etc.. Che Mi
LiMipii.. Li . : ......
.u Kiiey, tiara ill Allieriivio in fe. iini
JY.'nuiLE.MAN, Agent Munsoirs Copper Tn
g' bularLlgiuiiliigltSil. v'.'-ul!
llfOHTKIt. (Hub Mnker. and Whtlouuel lancy
ilJamier.Hcottuttu, vl-ul7
UIXHIUSBUHU 1.UM1IKH CO.. niaiiufaclurcni
S,,,!"1 dealert In Lumber, ol all kinds, planing
"nlnmrtlie rull-roail. 1-nlei
1 W1TMAN. miirbto works, near southwest
fVjCOmer Malu and Market sts. vl.ul.l
I) II. BINULEIt. dealer In iilaniis. ori'ims and
IV, nielodrons.atO, W Corell'sfuiullure room
I vl-nll
D. W. BOBBINS, liquor eleult-r second door from
northwest corner Mulu and Ironsts. vl-ull
W 1'EAOOCK. Nolarv Public, nolllieasl iiirne
1' ' Main and Market st. vl-n
I'dlN A.FUNSTON, mutniil and cash rales tire
Insurance couipiuiy.noitheasteorner Main and
" .1. f V
R AMl'EI. JACnllV, MtM and Brown stone
.wnrk. East B immHuitr. Briwlekror.l. vln
ItUCKHOItN DIltilCTOltY.
11 O. 4v. II, SlIOEMAKE , ilialerK In dry
pi goftd,,.crn-cili and geui ul merchandise.
rlrst.tnro l cr.,,11, ,1,1 oftllU'll. VL'.lllK
TACOIla WM. IIAHIUH, dealers In dry goods,
grocerlca, drugs und un illilms. 1'list sloieln
loriliend ol town,
V -tils.
VOLUME III NO. 42.
OttANUKVIUK UIKGOTOUY.
Dll. O. A. MEdAllOEL, pliyBlclim and surpiom
Main at., next door to Uoud'8 lintel. ..nl7
BHirK IIOTEI. and refreshment saloon, by
Win. Maitellercor, of Mnliinnd I'luu Ht..111 17
HABMAN BIHn lll'.UH, Tanners and maiuifac
luaeisoflentlitr, on Main St., below nuilv
Hotel. -J-1M7
DAVlIi ItnillllNO, Flour and Oilst Ml I, and
Dealer In isialii, Mill Street. 'l-nl7
liriWPIl .1- Itt'.UUIN'rl. dealer In dri
oods,
J) groceries, lumber and general Merei-andlse
muse
vl'1117
JOHN I'ltYMIlli:, saddlo and hame, milliter
Malnst.. above llieHwan Hotel. vi.nl"
1 & K. W. COLEMAN, Merchant b-ilor and
A. UciiI'h lurnlihlnu gouds, Malu HI., i ext duor
to Iho brick hotel. l-lH7
JAMI'.S II. II AltMAN. Cabinet Maka and Un
dertaker. Mulu HI., below Tine. vl-ul"
II II. AC. !
'.I.CHNHIt. Blnckamlti i.ou Mill
11. stre
street, near l'lnu. V1-H17
ItrlLI.IAM llr.LONO Slioeninuernl. l manuiae.
W tuicr of Brick, Mill St., west of 1' je vlnl't
FeWIH II. HCIIUYLl'.lt, Iron foiiiioer.Machln
ljlst.aud Miiuuf.lctlllerof plows, .Mill Ht.vl-lll7
M1I,1'.H A. WILLIAMS .t CoTanV rrsiind Man
ufaclurcrHiif leather, Mill Slre,.t. Vl-nl7
rILI.IA.M nl'XONO SlioeinnUernl. l inanufae.
All. lli:itltlN(Kv"lllt01'lli:lt, Lwrpelllcrsnnd
, Builders, .Malu Slleel, below l' ue. Vl-nl7
AMUEL SHAltriiESS, Maker ! the Hayhlirst
) Uiuln Cradle. Main St,
J,
M. 11 AHM AN, sadillo and liarncss
Oraugeville, ojiposlte Erainii church.
maker
vl.'nll
OATAWISSA IHKKOTOKY.
SUSOUI'.IIANNA or Brick llotel.S.Knstcbaudi r
proprletor.soiilh-eiisl eorlier Main and Siennd
.Street.
Ci 11. ItlNAllli, dealer 111 Btoves and tin-ware,
O. Mulu Street. vil-lllil
w
M, II. AllllETT, altoiney at law.Main street.
V-lll
1ILBK1IT A KLINE, dry goods, gro
VJt general merchuodlse, Slain Street
goods, groceries, and
V4-III'
KEILEIl, bllllanl sahsiii, oysters,
, cream In season Main Street.
and lee
vHlB
BE. I1ALLMAN, Merchant Tailor, Second St.,
, Bobbins' llulldllig. VJ-H18.
D Second St.. below ilaln
surueoo mid l'hslclau,
v-ii n.
T II. KI.HTLEIl."Cuttawtsu lluusi-." North West
".Corner Main and Second streets. v-uls.
MM. BltOBST, dealer In General .MerehiunlNe,
. Ilrv Hoods. (Inwerles Vc VMilS.
MOHT STKHliT MKKCTOKY.
nKTKtt KNT, a.-uler
d fii kr iii ilfi KOodh. urncfcr.es.
dour, rceil. hull, tlsti. Iron, nulla, t'tc. M'ln
tr'et. vl'ina
TKKWIIJ.U.KH,
ami Cltiilrmalior.
(Jtibtnetiniiker,
IJntkitJiker
vl-nltt
Wlit'tilwilKlits,
first iloor
uln soliool lionet.
Vl-llld
r W.SANKKY
1,...!..- In tr.ntli.ir IIIilU Itiirtf
eti. Ciisli mild for HldiK. vl-ulb
R
stoves and tin
ware in
all lis branches.
Vl-Ult)
TOHN A.OMAN, manufacturer and dealer in
buot, and shoes. vi-noi,
T J. L
IHI.lt. M. 1). Hurueou nud l'hvsleluu'
Olllcoat Keller's Hotel,
H. JUVINK. Medical Ktt.ro Main St. and
urinicreeie iumui.
KSl'Y DlllKOTOHY.
t li wr.itKlil'.lsl.B. Hoot and Shoe Htor
Jiind inanlaclory. shop on Malu slieel, op
.....li.. t.... in m in. v'-ul
JSPV STEAM ELOUItINO JlILIil, C.S. Fowler,
riimrlctor. vA-ii,.,
V. llEIOHAUD, A BHO., dealers in dry goods.
groceries, ana genual merciiaiiui.c. vi-nn
W. EHOAB, susiuehaiina l'lanlng Mill ami
liox .Malllll.iciory. .......
BUSINESS CARDS.
Ol!
P It I N T ING
Neatly exeellled at tills Onlce.
1IIAS. (!. HAKKI.HY,
A T
1' O II N E Y - A T - L A W,
BLOOMSBUltd, l'A.
,,iii.. i ii... 1'vr.hfiiM'ii 111111111111.'. second slnr.V
: WldnivcriY jiieooy-s i ouieeiioiieiy, mmuu
1 tlliovo lliu l.xcillli',i' iii,ii;i.
Bloomslairg, Jan, 1. Wi.
M,
M. li'VKliLK,
A T T O 11 N E y - A T - 1, A W,
Ashland, Scliu llilll County, I'eun'a.
S i i w IV 1 1 1 1 4 " I
iii...wi-it)i i it. t.ittii.. in hrick linlMIiiK iu!
. n.i,iri n M V f. A W
lolnlut; I'ist OIIIcp.v wltjiintli"(, IliiiVfl'iiy uiul
VUIUIIS ClMlll'UU, I
11
OUKKT F. UliAUK,
A T 'P n U V KY.A T It A W
OlHfe corner i -Mulu und MHiiat siriiin, hhi
II. I. ITT I, K,
ATTO UN K Y-AT-liA W.
011.ee ('ourl-Iltiut-e Allt-y, U low Hit- (.oi.umihan
OIIU'4) Itiumiihliuru. l a.
c.
H. IWtOCKWAY,
ATTOUNEY AT LAW
BLOOMSHUItfl, l'A.
ti- OfKll'lS Court House Alley, below' the fi
umWdii Olllee. uiiniw.
J . PUHSKIi,
IIAHMsH. WAIUll.l'.. Aisi. iivei..
MANUKAlTUHEIt,
amlilenlrr In
CAHl'l.i-liAeiH, Al.lf-r.--, n.i-iu.is,
im..-el.o itolll-.s. llnltsic-III.ANKKTS .10..
which ho feels contldent he call sell III lowe'r
rule than any oilier person in ins inuutry, r-x
anillioliiryoiirsiives.
Shop tlrst dour below Iho l'ost Olllee
Street, Bloomsburg, l'a.
Main
wov. w. ISO,
B
OOK S T () H lO.
'I'lm imiti-ruiriiiil. line luir. tnlii u Hut rooms
lull ly eiccupuii ny nr. I . jiiiiti iiesi noor inimi
Ihu r.xi bang Holel, would notify tho ellleusol
Ihu Countylhiit tin ru will be eoiistaully oil hand
a juii iissiiimeiii in
BOOKS, M'ATIONKHV, ANII WALL I'AI'Elt
Also Ihu various MiigiuliiiH and Newspaiicrs
published ill Ihls eollliliy, oulels lor unieil win
ue pioinpuy luieuoeu in.
THE CIlltl'LATINd LIBltAllY
w hie h hns been lu i xlsimeu loi uj ear, calls fur
'1 he
lei ins inn misimulilc. and mid llollUl subscllls'ls
urn needed lo lustily in, Im hum' Hi the mi nil u
viililiues.
'Ihu usual Inrgnsloik of
NOTIONS ANli FANCY COOPS,
will he kept up und no palus spiued lo sallsl)
Hie siiiiiH ui pu i e uusei n,
May 11,'Ul-lf rnooiusliiii'g, IM,
ajISH W.7AK ItAltKl.KY
hus Just re tin in d from I'hlludelphla, mul hm
bought, nud Is now iillerlug Ihu bestiissortiutut
of
FANCY (100 1 IS,
TBIMMINHS,
BONNETS Ac. Ac
evei exhlblled In Diminishing, und Is pii aiesllo
miikeiup dnssis nud nil oilier nrltclcs-of female
W'lildrolie.al shin I nolle e, aim in in" nesniuu
LATEST SIMtINU STYLES.
ltooius iu the llumsey Buildings, on West
Main Street, Call und see her varied slisk ol
Spring (looils.
May I, 'ti.1.
TsTr.Al'N'M'sS. HLIN'nXKSS AND
I ciitairii iriiiiiii wiiuii e iiiinii .ii."-,
JTlHAAi's, M. Ii and Piole.iiror .iMioAe
- - - 7 - : u ...
j,iiuuui!n. I.' vi iu jis iuiirc, (iiiriuirly. .of
i'imIiii. llolliinil.l No. Nil Alih Mlill, I'hlla,
i'..r. ,. ...... i.. i. . .... I... , it ni his i, llli e. I he me ill'
nil facultyiiielnviliil to iicii.inpaiiy their na.
ii,,.,k ..i...i,.. a ,,i Ihm ur.iillie. Al
tlllllui ens 111. uiul Mllliolll pulll. No lnilge
lor examllintioli.
Jim, lu. 'e,.i.-j v r
T01. I'WNTINd IN ( Ol.OItS,
U Neully exe euli d til Mils olllee.
fir
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUA NO EVILLE FOUNDHY,
.MACHINE HHOPVNI) A01UCUI.TUIIAI,
ThO lltulcrKtirnoil itlriit I.. l..r i.i-
ail he .ubllc genernlly, that heh ,i rebu And
u, v. S'lfi "i",1 V"",'1'1' "'J1' lncllllleSliop.a ul re"
nioved all his husinesi from Light street to ilia
unJl? HIT'.', '''"''Vl, Kh"n 111 conn -cVlon wi h
Thresher, (Improvi'd), Camell' "fluent. " '
TlllllMllint ANDCLEANEIl,
iiift0?1,'.01 '"' Trend-I-uuer or undershot
...... .ftj.Kl'l unil. 1IU 111.11 Ills nil lllt'l U I I'M III
order and Ills up all kinds of ,"uu"ulllll
MILL QEAltlNG.
Cilirfiul?iri!f,y Maii'lrels, l'lilent Slides for Saw
M ll, the latest lmprovei lion Beam l'lous of
dlirerent kind, Wooden Beam 1M.", 1) uhu!
Corn l'luws, and Blow l'olnis of every deici In"
tlou generally used throughout Iho county.
IUON KETTLES, HULLS
Cellar (Irulcs. Stovts.Sled nn.l fcleluh Sides, nud
i,,1..,'!, i.";.vt'Vi '"u; "frnlly made In a country
rollll'lrv. 1 hose wis h tic tn i.n,r.i.n... nnni,...u
would Unwell loexnmlne his machines, and tuu
lilproM mi ills iiihiIu un Iho power. by which nt
Iwist 'JO per cent, or the friction Is taken otr.
l I. MACIIINI.S Altl! WAHIIANTEI)
tOKlyoKondsallsriirllon (Hid te rms ninilo In suit
I. v , ,", .inns ei etuniiy produce In ken
li exehanun ror Plows ami e'lislliius.
rJ linillc I II I In hlM Irlin.ld n,..l ...Tt.
favors ho would still coiitluuotnsntli'lt th same.
Apr.S.OI-lf UrangeMllu Pa.
J-OMESTIO KCONOMYJ
U.XMl'lLl.lllN CAltl'ETt
A new, cheiin elurable, healthy, and 11
1'i.oon covKiiUNa i
A suhstllulo fur oll-eloth at olic-lhlrd Iho cost.
ThlsrnrreL Is ttmllifiil In ,i ,.UA..lln ........ 1.1....
tlou of strong, heavy .paper, prlnled lu ornaineu
mi colors, anil coan il Willi a lough, elaslle water
proof enamel w hie h receives Ihu water, proleels
V'" .i'..i-v. -..,,.,. wiisiiina. lit 1 1 reii'
lers the e'nrpet brlnht tun! lienm iini o, u.r. ..v.
theme, lis udvnlllagcs are as folliiws :
its cost remlers It uva nlil,. i nil i.!......-. t iu
vAii...,..,,, ni..,i mi i Knsy.aiUI It lieelltllU-
11 i" in nun, ; i i uoes not re iiulro tn ho
taken un nud cleaned llki,i i,.rru,-,,..( .....i ,i...u
saves much labor and trouhle; By rceiiatlng
with IheCiimplllloii Enaiiiclsjeraslonnlly as the
ease may iciilllrc, (which cosls but utrllle.) It will
iiiiiiiui'ieij , even 1111 ngc.niel always appear
lewuiiii urigiii: in us use no reliance whatever
.-, r.m. ,u i-it-i nir wi'.ir, nui exclusive
ly ulsm sho waler-pniof coating tho llgureil pie
I'l'l UI'IIIU IIAlll ,1111V IU Sl't'liril III,, r.f.l.rti ln....
ivn-i ,,..iii i,-,-ii or u variety or purposes,
veli fur t rill ill rnuft I imp I....... .. ...t
..... .... ...i.. ...,. ,,.(. i-um-r iii r,nrupe in
Aluer ela. tu convert It. intn iiii.n..i ... n..... 1
ing. till concede It to be till ell 1 Iro success 1
e hum pitrciiaseii me right r.ir collllnl, a
-nutilv and can film Mi t hp ,un.,.i i .,.....
al matiuf.ielurers prices,
ad-Ynll atu Inelleil tn enll ,u.,l ,i...
I. . i, i iiiii snire. .il ivl'.l.v 1, IS A I . .e I'll.
iiiiHiinviatrg, itec. iras-tr.
JJ C. II O W K It,
has opened a llrst-class
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AMI EUH STOIIE.
at the old slaudon Main Stree t, Bloninsburg.nfew
, T . . ""' ii is nines. ise'Olll'
posed of the very late st mid besl sis les ever oiler
en to the CIH7CIIS or Columbia County. He can
accommodate the public Willi lite following goods
at tho lowest rates. .Men's heavy double soled
uoga minis, meli'Kilouule unit single tap soled
kip hoots, men's hiavy slnaashoiH of all kinds.
men's lino liools anil shoe-s of nil gladis, boy's
louhle soled bonis nnd.shoes or all kinds, men's
jlove klel ll.ilmoial slioes.men's, women's. boys's
ui i iuiss,!' lasting gatieis, woinen's gluvo kid
L'nl sll CI V tllle.Wllllll'll'Sllllil-,i,.,.o l!i1.,..,.tL..,..l
iini nit, ii., iimiitu s vety one. K1U lltlltoueil gait
els. In i short bouts ol all descriptions both nca
ed and sewed.
Ho Would nlso call attention tn his On,, nirl.
lueub ol
HATS, CAPS, EUIW ANII NOTIONS.
which comprises all iho new ami popular vnrl
etilis at ntli'i'S which rntiiuil r,vl I In ...It ..II r,....-
goods nro ollercd ut the lowest cash rates and
Is solicited belolu puiclissllig elsewhere us It Is
believed that better bargains nro to bu fosnd
Sill I'D Kllillllllll'eil 111 U1VH Sill Ikl. ll'l 11,11 A ..nil
iu.,,, iinj uuni pi.ieu iu uiu couniy.
jTKW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh nnlval of
FALL ANII WINTEIl (JOOBS.
HA VII) LOWENBEltO
Invites atleullon to his sim k of
CH TAP A Nil FASH ION A III. II CLOTH I. Ml,
el his store on
.Main Ml eel, tw odonrs iihove Iho Alnel lean Hoiim,
Bloiitushuig, l'a.,
while hu has lust reeelved frotn New Ymk and
I'lilladi liiliiu a lull nssoiliiu nt of
M EN ANII HOYS' CI.OTII1N0,
Un luding tho most fashionable, duliiiile, and
hu Inlsniiie
l)IllH UOODH.
COItslsliUg Of
HON, RACK, It0CO,(ll!M,AM)(lL.(II.0TII
("DATSANB BAN'IS.
f all noils, sl7t s mid colors. Huhasnlso lenhu
lslie-el his ulleaily large stock of
FALL AND WINTKHK1IAWI.S,
HTItU'Ell, FKIUHEI), AND I'LAIN VITS,
S II I UTS, V It A VATS, STOCKS, CO 1, LA I O,
I l'A XHKKKCHI EFS. (I LOVE.",
fcUSBENDEHS, AND FANCY AllTll
He nas (iiustulilty on hand u huge and wcll-sc
eclul assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINdS,
which ho Is prepared lo inuko to older Into any
kind of elolhlng, on very short notice, and lu the
best manner. All his clothing Is made, to wear,
and most of It Is of home mnuur.ic tuic.
001.1) WATCHES AND JEWEI.HV,
ulovisry de-erlpllon, fltiei nlnl chew p. Ills e-asu ul
Jewelrj Is not surpassed lu Ihls'plaee. Call nud
examine hisgi ueral iissorlnieu of
(LOT1IINO, WATCHIl,JEWELIt,AC.
DAVID LOWENHElld.
C,N
V KC'V I i J N K It V,
The llllderhlelietl Utuilil resttfririillv iinintniii'M
In Iho piiblfe lluil lh Iiux opi hi il m
Fllt.ST.i'l.AS.s i'ONKKlTloNKItV
in in
rmiMin lad'iv imvuiiih hj Fox A Wibb
In U prepared in mi nlr-li all klmUnr
Willi!
PLAIN A FANCY I'ANDIIX,
FBENCII CAN Dl EH,
FOltEKJN A IKIMF.STIC FltlHTH,
NUTS, ItAI.MNH, AC, AC, Al .
II V WHO). KM A I. K OK IIKIMIL
III shnrt. h full ussoitluetil of all cihuIs u
his Hum ol business, A gri at variety of
HO L LS, Til Y H, Ac,
suitable lor Ihu Holidays,
Fartleiilai iiltelillon
given lo
II II K A H A N D OA K EH,
of all kiuils, fresh ever) day.
C II It I HI 11 AM OA N I) I KH,
O II 1ST M A H
TO YH
sallsfacllou
A call Is sollcltesl
slid
will Ii
glial. lllleed.
Nov. !i. Ism
ECKHAllT IACOIIS.
S'
OMETIIINO NEW.
Thu unileiKluned binH Ituvu lo lnloini her
friends und thu public ueueiully. llmt kIic Iihn
opined lu
HI.OO.MHIIUUO,
u rietth kloeli
ol good.s In iho lino of
.MUINKUV Ull(l TH1MMINOH
In eonueetlitii with HrvM Makluj tuul Im pie
par ft I tn addllioii, tn
COMltl HfltAW HATH
on Un Mint I iM tmtlce.aiul In the behl tlyln ul
the ui I. I'tiet h (heiih and work hutUlarlor) .
Lltflit Mietl.Ot tuber i, 1&07.
T
mi-:
KSI'Y HOTEL.
I .SPY
COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Tho iiii'leislgmsl would liifnrm Iho travelling
pu idle Hint lu- bus taken lliu above nunie-d estab
lishment mid Ihoioughly reillled the sumo lor
the IsTleel coll V enlelieo ol llisglusts. Ills larder
will hustis-ktil with Ihu best the nuilki-l iilluiiis,
'Ihecholeist lliUors, wines and eigaisalwajs In
bo found III his bur, ......
WILLIAM PHI TIT.
Apr,Sl,iS-lf Espy, Pa.
N
J E E 1) II A JI
i'hiiri-lt.tliiMilnntl lirlor llrifiiiu nnd Milo-
deoiiMol t-Mry itit-crlpllon, ut redm-ed jiiUvh,
M-lal Iot a copy ul Ihu luhl edition vt tho
"8 1 li V K U T O i U U K,
whli'h lll l-o nmlleil rrto In any addle i)u
iippllialioii IntliiMtldiht liuililirieturiUiHiir ftetd
tnuaiihiiiul M 1(hU-uu In Aiuerlea.
h i:. I'.MhKltirAMiVHO.N.
Ill, Hi A. 117 i:ihtUu htitel New York.
Auii.lV:'hi.
KTTMK WWW
ii... i i.rl.'ihiiii ii. .ilrihl dh-llKler by 1 Oil lit
Uhlf L
mer litMiido. 'Ihu suliM rlber U HKtiil Kir u.o
Ihimi lllelllluil, 1HUI nil tumif i'j iiiuu ur in
rhon will be l'lhptly lUU nilia lo.
May JVt - Ii( JHUU.MAN,
BLOOMSBUliG, PA., FllIDAY, OCTOBER 22,
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY
-yyiMiIAM PiSHElt
wmt
THO.MAH CAIIHON & CO.
WIIUI.KSAI.K
men's rUKNimiiNd aooiw,
LINENS A NOTIONS,
HO. IS N011TII roilllTII HTIim.T
llULADKI.VmA,
Juno 1,'OII-Cm
JOHN STHOUl' A CO.,
successors to stroup A Hrothi
WHOLESALE 11EALERM IN KISH,
No. IM .Norlh M hsrvis. hiiiI IS Ni til, V til M..
Plillsilelphls
Q W. IHiAHON et CO.,
Manutacltirers ol
OILCLOTHS ANU WINDOW sell A HliH.
WaieluMisM, No. U North Tlllrd Sliei"
PhliHilelpltls.
Q.KOHOK II; nOBKUTS,
luiMirlcr and Dealer In "
HAUDWAHE, CUTLEHY, (I1INH, Ac,
No. 811 North Third Street, nlsivo Vine
Philadelphia.
s
NYDKH, HAIUUS A HASSKTT,
Maniiliieturers and .InMiers of
MF.N'H AND BOYS' ("X1TII1NO.
Nos. Wi Markel, mid A22 I'miiliii rei tr.-l
I'ti-lliidelplliH
JOHN 0. YKAOKIt ,t CO.,
Wholesale iienterH in
HATH, CAPS, HTKAW OOODS, A
LAIIIF.V FUBS
No. !K7 North Hilld Stleel,
Mar lll,'(,o-ly l'hlladelpliN.
JHTAIILISIIKl) I7!)ii.
JOUDAN AllltOTlir.lt,
Wholesalo (I roceis, and Dealt is In
SALTPETER AND HELMS'! ONE
No'-MO North Third SI.
Philadelphia.
J II. WALTER,
Late Walter A Kiiub.
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, ULAHH, AND IJUKENSW UK,
No. 'M N. Thilil Slreet.
1'hllailelphlH.
JJ W. RANK'S
WHOLESALE TOBACCO, HNUKF,
CIUAB WAIIEIIOI'HK,
No. 11(1 North Tlllrd Stleel,
between Cheriy and Itnee,
Philadelphia.
yAUTMAN et ENOELMAN,
TOBACCO, SNUFF 4 HEUAB
MANUFACTOUY',
NO. 313 N0HT1I T1IIH11 STKKKT,
Second Door below Wood,
P It I I. A 11 E I. P II I A.
I, w, Waktmas P. Eniik
w
AINWRKJIIT A CO.
WHOLESALE OKOOEHS,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch StieeUi,
PlIII.AUKI.I'IHA
Dealers lu
TEAS, HYUUI'S, COFFEE, HUOAIt, MOLASSES
1UCI-, HI'ICK.S, 111 CAKU S011A, .SC., Al'.
. Orders will receive prompt attention.
May II), lwn-Iy,
11. UOltNK. W. H. KIMi. J. II. HK V 11 UK r.
Hf
ORNE, KINO t SEY11ERT,
WHOLESALE DltY (lOOI)H.
No. :ii:i Market Stie.il
PHILADELPHIA.
Outers tilled promptly at lowest
January :i, lSOX,
Vllljiir K. II. AU1.MAN. 1 II. Ill 1.1,1 MIKK. .11, UUKY.
H'IAN, D1LL1N0ER A CO.,
NO. 101 NOUTH TIIIBD ST. PHILADELPHIA
Tvco Doors ubovo Arch lorinel ly l"J((,
JIANlIHACTllIiritS ASII JOII1IKI1S IS
CAItPETH, COT'lONS YA11NS, IIATTINO,
OIL CLOTHS, CABPET CHAINS, COIMIAOE,
OILSHADES.fJUAIN BACH, TIE VAItN,
WICK YA11N, VVI.SllOW 1'AI'KU, t'OVKHI.K'lH,
ALSO,
WILLOW AND WOODEN Vt'AKK.
I1IIOOMS, ItKUHIIKH, l.ooKINf CLASSICS, TUUNKH
l'eb.5,'0'1
1TMMMIKJ.I Ml I ! MWMII. W
Hotels, &c.
J'OKK'S HOTEL,
(iEOKUE W. MAUtiEK, Proprietor.
1 he hIhivu uell'kitown hotel has recently under
rfoiu rad 'al rhaiii'eH In Itn Internal arrauueineiitH,
and 1th nr. i.rletoriiniiouiii'ih In IiIm fiiriner rtihtoiu
und thu lrn elllii! public that IiIk acconuHlatlonx
rur thefoiuion or iuh KiieMHiireheeoiui u none in
theeoiinlry, His table u III ulwajw bu found mtp
Hieu, in ouiy n n u hiinsiuuiuii hwi, out wim an
bu ilelkucleHot tho kviinoii. IIIh wIiich und 11-
iiuorK (except that pcuuitar bi'enii;o known an
,ltfclfmr")t purchased din ct from lliu Import! or
luuisex, nro entirely pure, and free from all poi
KonotiKilriiijH. lie N thiinitfut for a liberal patron
Age in uii' pan i, aim win ( milium in uennrvo u in
the future. (JKOlKlK W. MAUOKIt.
c
Ii U M IS I A HOUfi K,
U IJUNA U l H T O UN Kit.
Havinu lately puichfuud and iHled up tho
uell-kiiuwu Koblnon Hutu rro)erty,locjiteda
FKW 1H101LH AUOVK T1IK COU11T IIOUHK,
on Iho Maine Hide of the street, lu tho town of
llloniiitihurt;; und having ouiatueda licence lor
tho name aHa
H K S T A U H A N T f
tho I'ronrlftor Iuih deterinliml to give to tho peo
ple v 11 11 n n thu (own on hiihlnchK or pleasure,
A lAVVUV: MUUK KOOM.
II 1h Htuhllus uIho l extensive, and Ixiltledup
lo put Impales and our I iKcn lu tliedry. Ho prom
Uehlhat e try I hint; about hUeHtabllithineiil shall
buronducled In an ordi rly and laulul uiannerj
und he respectfully hollrlU u hhare ol the public
I HtrounL'u. I"-J M'tTMfiu.
nLOOMSUUUa.COLUMIUA CO.,
l'A.
Tho underblk'ued ImVliitf nurchnsed Ihliwell
k no wu und central ly-liK'jileifluiuse.theKxthuno
Hotel, hlluiituoii MAIN H'l 111. Ki', lu lllooiuhhurtf
luiuieilhitely onpohlie lhoC'oluinhlattainty(Vaii l
House, reniectrully Infomt their fiiend und tho
public lu i;-iu'rul that their house I m now in order
for the reei ptlon uud entertainment of travel lerfc
who iini v bo disposed lo favor It with their cus
tout, 't hey liuvo spared no exptniKeln preparlua
llioKxrhauuofor IheenteittiluinentofthelrKuestH
neither kIiuII there be nnythlni; wnutlnt; on their
imrt t minister to their personal comfort. They
liouhc la Kiuclous,and enjoi an excellent bust
nesK locatiou. .... ,,
cluuiL'O llntrl und the vurloiu rullroiul depotw, by
uhlelilmvelUruwIII ho pleasantly convened to
and from tho rcKpectlvu hlntlotiM lu duo lime to
OinninuheK run iuuii uineH oemeen ioe r.x
uitet tho ram. KOONS & CLA11K,
HlooiUHhuric, April . iws.
OWEN JIOUSK
HKHWIC'Iv l'A.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
ThlH well known Hole) law been entirely r tltleil
nud refuruUbed, wlllt u view to Iho piriect eoui
fort ami convenience of jmeW.
A roimnixllnuH 1. 1 very ntubleUconm-cted wlti
(he thlahllklimciit
Tho bar u ill bo KUppllul with Iho chnlcoitt
wlneM, Uqnornand fctuuin, A lair hhuro of patron
ut;u U ruiuhit d, Apr, ui-u-oui.
s
L A T K 11 O O V I N O,
BVEBY VARIETY
MOST FAVOUAULE HATES,
JOHN THOMAS, AND CAHPEIt J, TIIOJIAH,
Boi,'.77, Bloomsburg, Pa,
Mor.l.'i'J-l) r.
Lilies to Lovors.
Iloprelly pngo with tho dimpled chin,
That Hover has knnvvn Iho barber's sho.tr,
All jour wish Is vioinan towln,
That Is tho way Hut boys begin,
Walt till j on co.nc tu forty year.
Only gold locks cover foolish brains,
Hilling nnd cooing Is all your cheer,
Sighing and singing of midnight stinlns
Under llouliybell's window palms,
Walt till yini eomo to forty year,
Forly limes over let Michaelmas pnss,
Jil7..llng hair the. bruin doth clear,
Then you know- tho worth of a lass
Then you know that a hoy Isanim,
Once you have come to forty year.
Pledge mo rouiid, I hid yo declare,
All goisl fellows whose beards are gray,
Did not the fulie-st oftho fair,
Common grow nnd wiarlsumo ere,
Ever n month had passed nwuy?
'Hip reddest lips Hint ever wero kl.scd,
Tho brightest eves that ever have shone,
May pray and whisper and wo not list,
Or turn away nnd never he missed,
Ere jet cvtrn month bo gone.
Ollllan's ilcnd,Ood rest her bier,
How 1 lovesl hertwenty years syne,
Minimi's marrlisl, and 1 sit hero,
Alone anil merry nt lorty yenr,
Dipping my iio.eln tho Oasoon wine.
Tiiackkiiav.
UijiCCUlUUOUJi.
A. Quaker Sctcctivo.
Wo wi'iollvo iia.sst'iii'orH in nil : two
Indli's on Iho lint'k si'itl, it middles ntred
Kciitlcinaii anil it Quaker on tho middle,
and inyM'lfoii tlieone In front.
Two Indies illicit Inwu lieun mother
nnd diiuKhter, aunt anii nleee, t'ovem
ess and elmrKU, or milit liavestHtalneil
any other relationship which iniido it
proper for two ladies to travel together
unattended,
The middle aged gentleman was
sprlijlilly and talkative, lle.soon struck
up tin ticiiiiaihtance with the ladies, to
wards whom, iu his zeal to il he rather
mrr tliil, the nrrecahlt howinir and
sinilltiijaiid ehatterliijjovi'i'hisshouldei'
in a way painfully suggestive, at his
time of life, of u "oil" In thu neck
He was evidently ixym; Lothario.
The (Junker wore tho tmiform of his
sect, and eonlliieil his npeech, as many
it parliamentarian would .savu his credit
hy doing, to simple "yeas" and "nays."
As for my.-elf, I make it an invariahle
rule of road to bo merely a looker-on
and listener.
Towards evening, I was arou-id from
one of those reveries into which a yuan
man, iciliout being either a poet or
lover tciV; nometimus fall, by the abrupt
iiucry from the talkative gentleman
"Are you tinned, sir V"
"I am not," I answered, astonished
no doubt visibly, at tho iiuestion.
"lain sorry to hear it," lie replied
"for beforu reaching our next .stopping
place it will lie several hours iu tho
night, and wo mti.st pass over a portion
of the road on which moro than one rob
bery is repotted to have been commit
ted." Tho ladies turned pale, hut the stran
ger did his best to reassure them.
"Not that I think there is tho slight
est danger at present," he u.niined;
"only when one is lesponsiblo for the
safely of ladle.-., you know, such a thing
asapMol in re'uch would iniUirlnlly
add to one's eoiilldence."
" lour priuciplcs.my friend," address
ing the(iimker,"I preniiuio aro us much
opposed to carrying as to Using c.irnal
weapons."
"Yen," was tho response.
"Havo the villains murdered any of
their victims'.'" tho elder lady nervous
ly liuiuited.
"Or have they contented themselves
with with plundering them V" added
tho younger, in a timoiotis voice.
"Decidedly thu hitler," Iho amiable
gentleman hasleiieel (ogive assurance;
"and as we aro nono of us prepared to
olfer renistaiieu in ciso of attack, noth
ing worse than robbery cm possibly be
fall us."
Then, after blumlng his thoughtless
ness lu having unnecessarily introduced
a disiigiieahlu .subject, the gentleman
quite excelled himself in eH'iirts lo raise
the spirits of I lie company, and hud
succeeded so well hy the time night set
in, that all had unite forgotten, or only
remembered their fears to l.uigli at
them.
Our geulnl coiiqianlou fairly talked
himself hoarse. I'recelvluu' which, ho
took from his pocket a packago of a
newly invented "Vmiyh f-'eitu'," and,
after passing it llrst to the ladles, ho
helped himself to tho b.ihmce, and toss
ed tho pape r out of the window.
He was iu the inliW of a high encun
iiim on the new nostrum, more than
half tho ellfly'of which, ho insisted,
depended on its being taken by suctim,
when u shrill whistle was heard, ami
almost Immediately tho coach stopped,
whilo two faces, hideously blacked, pre
sented themselves, ono at each win
dow. "Sorry to tioiihloyou," said tho man
on tho right, acknowledging with ubiiw
two lady-llko screams from tho luck
teat j "but 'biislnes Is business,' anil
our.s will .soon bu over, If things go
smoothly."
"Of con rse,ge!itlemcn, you will spare,
as far as may bo consistent with your
disagreeable duty, tho feelings of theso
ladles," appealed tho pollto passenger,
iu his blandest manner.
"Oh I certainly ; tluy shall bo llrst at
tended to, and shall not ho required to
leave their places, orsubmlt to a search,
unless their conduct lenders It neces
sary." "And now, l.tdies," ctmtlnued tho
robber, tho b.irrel of his pistol glitter
lug In tho light of thu coach-lauip,
"bo so good as to pass out your purses,
watchis, and such other trinkets as
may bu accesslblu without too much
trouble,"
The ladles caiiio down handsoniely,
and were no further molested.
One by ono the rest of us wero com
pelleel to gel out, tho inlddlu-aged gen
lli iiiaii'K . itirii coming llrst. Ho sub
niltlid with h winning grace, and -wns
robbed llko u very Chesterfield.
My own all'ulr, like tho bum I lost, is
jKiuvcly worth mentioning. Tho Quiik
ei 's turn eaiim next. Ho quietly hand
ed over his pocket hook ami watch, nud
wlien asked If hu hud tiny other vultia-
blts, biilJ. "Nay." I;
1869.
COL
A Quaker's word Is good oven niiiono;
thieves; so, after n hasty "good night,"
tho robber thrust his pistol In his nock-
et, and, with his two companions, ono
ofwhoni had held thorcliisof tho load
ers, was about taking his departure.
Stop I" exclaimed tho Clunker, in it
touo more of command than request.
"Stop! what for?" lettirned the other,
lu evident surprise.
Por at least two good reasons," was
tho reply, emphasized with a cotiplo of
Derringers cocked nnd presented.
"Help!" .shouted thu robber.
"Stop 1" thcQuaker ngalti exclaimed.
"And if ono of thy sinful companions
advances a step to thy relief, thu spirit
will surely movu mo to blow thy brains
out."
Tho robber nt tho opposite) window,
and tho ono at thu leader' heads.thought
It a good lime to leave.
"Now get in, friend," said theOttaker,
still covering his man, "nud take tho
middle tent; but llrst deliver up Ihy
pistol."
Tho other hcsltnted.
"Theo had better not delay ; I feel
the spirit beginning to move my right
foru linger."
Thu robber did ns ho was directed,iiiul
the Quaker took hl.s place by his side,
giving tho new comer tho middle of tho
seat.
Thu driver, who was frightened half
out of his wits, now set forwanl atu
rapid rate. Tho lively gentleman soon
recovered his vivacity, lie was especi'
illy facetious on tho Quaker's prowess,
"iuu'rcn rum Quaker, you are. Why,
you don't ohu.c worth a cent." u
"I'm nut a 'Slutkiny Quake,;' if that's
what theo means."
"Oftho 'Hickory,' or rather oftho
'Ohl Hickory' stripe, should say," re
torled the lively man; hut the (Junker
relapsing Into hl.s usual monosyllables,
the conversation Hugged.
Times-pod, nud sooner than wo expect
ed, the coach stopped where wo wero to
have supper and n chango of horses
We had deferred a tctlistributlon
of our ei'.jo's till wo should reach this
place, as tho dim Ugh of tho conch
lamp would havo rendered tho process
somewhat dllllcult befoie.
It was now necessary, however, that
it should bo attended to ut once, us our
jovial companion had previously an
iioitnced his intention of leaving ih at
this point. Ho proposed a postpone
ment till after supper, which he ollercd
lo go and order.
"Nay." urged thu quaker, with an
approach to abruptness, and laying his
hand on tho other's arm, " 'business bu
furo pleasure,' and for business there is
no timo like thu present."
"Will theo be good enough to scaich
the prisoner.'" lie said to me, still keej
ing his hand, in a friendly way, on tho
passenger's arm.
I dill so, but not line of the ttulm aiti'cU,
luultl La Jmnd!
"llu must havo gotten rid of them in
thu coach," the gay gentleman suggest
ed, and Immediately ollercd to go nud
search.
"Stop!" thundered thu Quaker, tight
ening his gr;ip.
Thu man turned pale, and sttuggled
to release his arm, lu an instant ono
uf the Herri tigers was levelled at his
heart.
"Stir n hand or a foot, and you're a
de.ul man!"
The (Junker mustjiavo been awlully
excited so completely lo lorget both tho
language anil the principles of his per
suasion. Placing tho other pistol in my hand,
with directions to Hie on the llrst of tho
two men that madu a su-qiicious move
ment, ho went to work on Lothario,
from whose pockets, in less time than it.
takis to tell it, ho produced every item
of the missing property, to tho utter
aiiLizementof tho two ladies, who had
begun, iu no measured terms, to reiuon
strate against the shameful treatment
the gentleman was receiving,
Tho (Junker, I need scarcely udd, was
no (Junker at all, but ashruwd detective,
who had been vet on the track of ,i band
of tlespv-rndoi's, of whom our middle
aged friend who didn't look ucir so
middle-aged when ills wig was oil was
tho chief. Tho robbery hud been adroit
ly planned. Thu leader of the gang had
taken passage iu tho coach, und after
learning, as hu supposed, our defenceless
condition, bad given tho signal to his
companions by throwing out tho scrap
of paper already mentioned. After lliu
unexpected capture of tho llrst robber,
It was attempted lo save tho booty by
secretly passing it to thu uivouiplice,
still believed to bu unsuspected, who
counted. on being able to make oil' with
It nt tho next stopping place.
Tho result was tlia. both, for a season,
"did the Stato somo service." .V. I'.
hnlyer.
Tho Colonel's Old Roan.
1 havo never been ublo to ascertain
tlio origin of tho quarrel between the
Crickleys and thu Drakes. They had
lived within it mile of each other for
live years, and from tho llrst of their
acquaintance there had been a mutual
feeling of di-liko between tho two fam
ilies. Then some misunderstanding
about the boundary of their respective
farms revived thu latent llamo, and
Colonel Crickley having followed and
wounded n fat buck one afternoon,
c.imu up to him and found old Drake
and his two sous cutting hlin up ! This
Incident milled fuel to thu lire, and
from that timu there was nothing thu
two families did not do to annoy each
other.
Ono ovenlng Mr. Drake, tho elder,
wns returning homo with his "pocket
full of rocks,,' fiom Chicago, whither
ho had been to dispose of a load of grain.
Sam Uarstou was with him on thu wag-
on, and as they approached tho grove
which Intervened between them und
Mr. Drake's house, hu observed to his
companion i "What u beautiful marl;
Colonel Crlckley's old Hoaji Is over
yonder!"
"Hang It!" muttered old Drake, "so
It is!"
Tho horso was standing under somu
trees, about twelve rods from tho ro.ul.
Involuntarily, Drake stopped his
team,
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Ho glanced furtively around, then
with a queer smllo tlio old hunter took
up his rlllo from tlio bottom oftho wag
on, and raising it to ills shoulder, drew
sight on tho Colonel's horso.
"Ilo-iutlful I" muttered Drako. lower-
inir his rlilo with lh n fllr nf n mnfi rn.
fisting a powerful temptation. "I could
nielli uiu ivuau so easy i"
"Shoot," Hiiggostod Sim Ilarston.
who loved fun in any shape.
"No, no 'twouldn't do," said the old
hunter, glancing cautiously uround him
again.
"I won't tell," said Sam.
"Wal, I won't shoot this tlmo iinv
way, tell or not toll. Tho horso is too
Igh. If ho wasfllty rods off. instead
of twelve, so thero'd bo a bare possibil
ity of mistaking him for a door, I'd
let ny. As It Is, I'd give tho Colonel
flvu dollars for a shot."
t that moment tho Colonel himself
stepped from behind a big oak, not half
a dozen paces distant, and stood before
Mr. Drake.
'.Well, why don't yon shoot?"
Tho old man stammered in confusion:
"That you, Colonel? I I was tempt
ed to, I declaro! And as I said, I'll givo
a V lor ono pull."
"Say an X, und it's a bargain I"
Drako felt of his riile. nnd looked nt
old Iloan.
How much is thohoss worth!" ho
mutturul iu Sam's enr.
'About fifty."
"find, Colonel, I'll dolt! Here's your
X'."
Tho Colonel pocketed tho money,
muttering: "Hanged if I thought you'd
taku mo up 1"
Willi high glee tho old hunter put a
fre.-h cap on his ri lie, and stood up in
his wagon, anil drown close sight on
old Hoan. Tom Illusion chuckled. Tho
Colonel put his hand before his faco
and chuckled too.
"Crack," went thu rifle. Tho hunter
loroouta horrid oath, which I will not
repent. Sam was nslonishcd. Tho Col
onel laughed. Old Hoan nuver stirred !
Drake stated at his rillo with a f.ico
black as Othello's.
"What's tho matter with you, boy?
l'Us' time you over sarved mo quite
such a trick, I sWP.nl"
,Vnd Drake loaded tho li eco with
great wrath and indignation.
"l'eoplo said you'd lost your nack n
shooting," observed the Colonel, in a
cutting tone of satire.
"Who said so? It's n lie!" thundered
Drnke, "I can shoot "
"A horso at ten rods? hu! ha!"
Drako was livid.
"Look here, Colonel, 1 can't stand
that I" hobenan.
"Nuver mind, the horso can," sneered
the Colonel. "I'll risk you."
Grinding his teeth, Drako produced
another ten dollar bill.
"Hero!" ho growled, "I am bound
to havo another shot, any way."
"Crack away," cried tho Colonel,
pockellng thu note.
Drako did crack away Willi deadly
aim too but thu horse did not mind
the bullet in thu least. To tho ragu and
unutterable astonishment oftho hunter,
old Itoan looked him right iu tho face,
as if ho rather liked the fun.
"Drake," cried Sam, "you're drunk !
A horso at a elozen roils oh, my eye !"
"Just you shut your mouth, or I'll
shoot you!" thundered tho excited
Drake. "The bullet was hollow, 111
swear. Tito man lies that says I can't
shoot! Last week 1 cut oil' a goose's
head at fifty rods, and kin do It again.
Hy thu Lord Harry, Colonel, you can
laugh, but I'll bet, now, thirty dollars,
I can luing down old Itoan at onoshot."
Tlio wager was readily excepted. Tho
stakes wero placed In Sim's hands.
Elated with the Idea of winning back
his two tens, and mako an "X" Into
tho bargain, Drako carefully selected a
perfect ball nnd even buckskin patch
and beaded his rille.
A minute later Drake was driving
through tho grove, tho most enraged
the most desper.tto of men. Ills rifle,
innocent victim of his iie, Jay with
broken stock on tho bottom of thu wag
on. Sam Ilarston was too much fright
ened lo laugh. Meanwhile, the gratill
od Colonel was rolling on tho ground,
convulsed with laughter, mul old Itoan
was standing undisturbed under the
trees.
When Drako reached homo, his two
sous, elNeoverlng his ill. humor and tho
mutilated I'oiiililion of his rlllu-hlock,
hastened to uroii-u his spirits with it
piece of news, which they were sure
would make him dniieo with joy.
"Clear out!" growled the angry old
liuin.
"1 don't want to hear any news; get
away, or 1 shall knock ono of you
down."
"Hut, father, it's such a trick!"
"Hlasl you and your tricks!"
"I'luyod oil' on tho Colonel 1"
"On the Colonel I" cried tho old man,
beginning lo bo interested. "Uud, if
you've played tho Colonel n trick let's
hear it."
"Well, father, Jed and I, this after
noon, went out for deer"
"Hung tlio deer eomo to thu trick,"
Couldn't lluil any deer, but thought
vo niiHtshootsouiolhlng; so Jed bang
od away at tho Colonel 'sold Itoan; shot
lilmdoad!"
"Shot old Itoan?" thundered tho old
limn.
"lly the Lord Harry, Jed, did you
shoot tho Colonel's boss?"
"I didn't do anything else."
"Devil! devil!" gioaned thu hunter.
"Then," pursued Jack, confident tho
joku part of tho story must please his
failici, ".llm and I propped thu boss ni
mid tied his head back with a cord, and
left hlnislandlng under tho trees, exact.
M' 113 if 'lu wiw ullve
Hai ha! f.uiey
tho Colonel going to catch hlin! ho! hoi
-wasn't It a Joke?"
Old Drake's head fell upon his breast.
31o felt of his empty pocket-book, and
looked at his broken rille. Then, iu n
rueful tune, ho whispered to tho boys
'-Yes, boys, It's n Joku! Hut if you
over tell of it-or if you do, Sam liars
ton I'll skin you allvol lly tlio Lord
Harry, boys, l'vo been shooting at that
lead horso for half nu hour tit ten dol
lars a shot!"
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Local Notices, twenty cents n lino
by tho year ten ceiitw.
CuriN In the "Directory" column,
t2.0icr year for tlio first two llnw,
mul Loo fur fiii'Ii iidilltioniil line.
Zilvlng1 Tapestry.
Tin: following nil venture happened in
thu yoar17fl-, and tho lady who narrat
ed it to tho writer was (lu thoso days)
young girl staying hi the house. It
was in tho palmy days of Hath, when
that now fallen city rivalled London In
brilliancy and dissipation, and when nil
thu rich, thu gay, and tho high-born of
ingland congregated there In tliuseas'on
and graced thu balls and assemblies,
jtr.s. It , onco the hello of tho court
f (leorge III., but at that period grad
ually retiring from society, possessed
ono of tlio largest of tho old houses', and
gave in it entertainments which wero
the most popular of tho day. bho wns
celebrated for three things (onco for
four, but tlio fourth her beauty- was
of tho days gon'o by:) these tilings wero
her fu--clnatlon, her bencolenee, nnd
set of the most matchless and perfect
amethysts. Her housu contained tapes
tried chambers. Tho walls of tho ono
lu which sho slept wero hung around
with designs from heathen mythology,
and tho tlue.st piece in tlio room was
(hat which hung over her dressing table
It lcprescnted I'heebus driving tho
chariot of tho sun. Tho llguros nnd
horses being life-size, it filled up tho
paco between tho twit, window-, ana
die horses wero concealed behind tlio
h old-fashioned Venetian looking-
glass, whilo I'hoobus iiini-Uf, six feet
high, looked down by day and by nignt
on ids mistress at her toilet. One even
ing Mrs It had nn unusually largo
party at home, bho wore oil her nmo
thysli. On retiring lo her r oni, about
1 o'clock in tho morning, sho took oil
horjuwcls, laid them on tlio table, and
dismissing tho weary v.iaiil, i'ltended
to put them nwuy hersi.ll; but, beforo
doing so, knelt down, us u-ual, to her
nruvors. While engaged iu her devo
tions, it was a Iinbit with her to look
upward, and thu face of I'lucbus was
generally her point of sight, as it were,
and tho object on which her eyes most
easily rested. On this particular night,
as usual, sho raised her eyes lol'liieinis.
What does sho see? Has I'ygniallnn
been at work? Has ho niletl thoso dull
silk eyes with vital lire? Or Is tho
dreaming? No. los-0ssed naturally
wonderful courago and calmness, s
continued lo move her Up as If in sllen
pKlver, and never onco withdrew her
gaze, ami stM! tlio eyes looked down
upon hers. Tho llgiit of her caudles
shone distinctly on living oibj, i,iei ner
good keen sight enabled her, after a
cleverly managed scrutiny, lo sou that
the tapestry eyes of I'luebus had been
cut out, and that, Willi her door locked
and every servant in bed in their dis
tant apartments, and all her jewels
spread out before her, sho was not alone
in tho room. Sho concluded her pray
ers With her f.icu sunk in her hands
Wo can well imagine what those pray-
ers must havo been! Sho knew them
was somo ono behind that tapestry;
sho knew that bells and screams wero
equally usoloss.and sho lay down in hue
bed its usual and waited tho Issuu, her
only omission being that sho did not,
put away her jewels. "They may savu
my life," she s till to lierwlf, and shfj
closed her oyoj. The clock struck nvu
before a sound was heard, and then thu
moment arrived. She heard a ru-lle, u,
descent from behind tho tapestry, andii
man stood at her dres'-ing-table. Ho
took oil' Ids coat, and ono by one lu
secured tho jewels beneath his waist
coat. What would bo his next move?
Would it be lo thu bed-ide or to tiiO
window '.' Ho turned and up.iruacheil
Iter bed-ide, but by that time -lie lnvl
seen enough, and again closing In r e yci'
re-igned hei elf to tho IVovideaco w hoso
protection sho hail just been irvin?.
Tlio man was her coachman. Appar
ently f.atlsiie.1 by a brlul ;:!aiuv under
his dark lantern that lie had im: ills
turned her, ho quietly tuiiu.-kcd tho
door and lelt her. For two Imur- -l hoy
must have seemed two days - shi- allow
ed the hou-e to remain inial.'.iii. d, her
only movement having been lo reloclt
the door which her living I'll., .a - had
left ajar. At seven in the 11101.111 sho
lang her bell, and ordered the . n i.igu
loiinil just after lu'cai:!'.. t. Ali ,! i- win
aivordiiigtolicriisii.i! h.ilii: . on tip
box was thu man who h.ul ' ,l hen
night's le st, nnd tno-it probably .ill liec
Jewels. However, she dro.i oil'; shu
went straight to the lioii-ic ol ,t magis
trate. "Seize my 10.11 iini in," said sho;
"secure him and s .uvh him. I havn
been robbed, anil I haielly think IichiW
had time to eli-i'iiciiuiber himself of thu
Jewels lie has take 11 from me." Shu
wns obeyed, and sho was right. Tint
amethysts were still about him and hu
guvo hiiiisclfup without it struggle.
SixmiE Tin: Leaves. The w.od.-i
tuo now full of leaves, indeed they
appear to bo more abundant than ever,
but farmers do not value them as high
ly ns wo think they should. Eor barn
yards especially they mv profitable ti
.Iuuii in. They are obtalnaolo too w lieu
there Is little pressing work on hand,
(j'uthered up In heaps they can be read,
lly loaded iu carts nud wagons with
clotoUielvings by using either 11 cloth
some two or .three yards square, or with
a wooden rako and tho arm. Hogs aru
very fond of them for litter, so are cows;
and fo.- compost they are excellent. As!
oat straw is now usually fed lo mttlo,
und ryo straw now commands a lilsli
prlcu in tho market, tlieio is nothing;
left for tlio purposo of littering except
wheat straw. 1 lenco forest leaves should
bo held in higher estimation than they
commonly tiro.
It is a good rule lo gather tliein llilsi
mouth or early in December, as they
aru not quite dry and can bu loudest
moro readily and larger quantities ciui
bo got on thu wagon.
STEWED OvsTElts, Ono bundled oys
ters, one gill of cream, two outuos ol
butter, two graUd cinckii's. ltliisotho
oysteis, put tin 111 111 a pan over the lire,
when they liicoiiiohot.stlrlntliecrcam,
butter nnd cracker. Season lo your luslo
with suit and pepper. When they 1110
sctildlughol.they tiro sulllclently cooked.
If piefericil, In place or tlio irci ni and
cnukir", mix a spoonful ef lU ur wllb,
tho Untti r, end stir It in.whi'.'' Uuy uio
hot. They should bu nervid 1 0011 us
they ,-,u UU'H (iff tho tire.
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