THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE 00LMP1AK-
II t, O O M S II II It Hi V H I l A Y, .It'SIl II, 1ST.-,
Hull lloml Time TuMc
LACKAWANNA k IILOOMffllt'IM KAIl.ltOAD
Accommodation Train,. .
Mall Trnln
Impress Train ....
SOUTH. POETII.
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7.Si) A. M B.' 8 t'. M
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NORTH.
Arnnmmodat Ion Train U1 A. M.
Itegular lltprcss
ThroiiBli cars on l'.xpress trnln either lo New York
or Philadelphia. Accommoilallon train runs between
CaUnl3M anil WllllainspoU.
Tlil-i is n pango from a ltmton rcportcr'n ac.
count of n meeting of the llailical (,'lnli: "Then
nialion made for i-Usei-, in tliolovclie-t oftlrcs-
fen, and with eyes that sliono moru Wight-
ly Ihnn llio dlninondi flio wore, ppoko in tones
llulc-llko Kwci tiie-M, woriU of such exceeding
lltnc."", plira-es of micli linppy iicalnc', that wo
lapped oiifhauda fur more, ns Willi grace slio
left llio floor."
eon 1 1
T,r. p. m.
a.MI'.M. lt.siA.M.
io in n kkikxds, (im:i:iiMii
liy tlio first of .Inly coming wo shall liavo complet
ed two jenrs of llio publication of tlio Columbian
slnco It last cumo Into our hands. Mom than three,
lourlhs of Its mitwcrlljers aro Indebted upward of a
sear's subscription, nnd morn than haltot fhem ha,o
not paid anything. As our circulation Is largo Hil t
lsahea.ytaxupon tho publisher and too hcny a
load for htm to carry much looser. During the sum
mer ami autumn, and especially the ensuing mouth,
Mr. 1" I" Myers will call upon thoso subscribers who
nro'li'i'arrcarsfor thopurposoof rocchlngpajincnt
of tlio amounts due, and -A' hopo all will meet hhn
kindly nnd bo prepared to llould.ito this Indebted'
ncas. HM far from n pleasure tons to send out a
collector or dun people for ilw-s In any form, but
cerlhlnglnour lino of business must 1m paid for
In cash nnd wo cannot, thereforo nlTonl to carry a
largo amout of Indebtedness for 5 ear utter year, nnd
which Is conttanlly Increasing. Wo trust, then
fore, that none w III tako ofTcncu at belngcalled upon
for what Is duo, but that all will tako pleasure In
aiding tho paper to tho extent of paling what they
ouo for It.
Mr. Myers Is also ntitlioilM-il to take Job work nnd
advertising, to recelio subscriptions, ic, nnd to
tako pay and receipt for tho same. tf.
This is delightful weather.
The i-Hico of llio (.'iirbniitlalo Leader wns en
ured on Widnuday evening of laitweek nnd
wine, .100 pounds of iicwi-p.ipor typo taken out
and thrown into tho l.ack,wj,nu river. It is
Mid that an attempt was made to kidnap tho
lltor, Mr. A. W. Cook, on his way homo tho
rainc night, for the purpose of tarring and featli-
ring him, hut the police foiled llio intention of
the gang. Tho puhlilier procured new typo and
ailed his paper n.s lutial last week, in which ho
offers SlOO reward for tho airest of the parties.
Hui.T.r.roNTr. at this Chstiissut.. Sil.-is K.
lelllck, machinist at W. 1'. Duncan & Go's
machine fliop, in lids place, is ijiiilding a min
iature locomotive for cxhlhiton at the Centennial.
I'hc entire length of tho locomotive including
tank will not exceed Iwenty-sovcn incites, nnd
from preuntappearaiiec", will he llio most perfect
mil cmnplUo lunll its detallsof anything of the
kind yet attempted. lMlrftmle Wnldim in,
Hunt up a munlc for yourdorg.
This day, Friday, is 11 hours and 50 minutes
long. t
Tho indications are that wo ehall have a late
harvest.
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Last year Harrishiirg paid out $lfi,03S,(IC for
teachers. ' .
Mint of llio hgal holidays tif the present year
fall on Sunday.
Dog days hcgin this year on the llh of July
and cud on the 12th of August.
N'ew Cohimhils is to olnervo the FoUllh of
July with a grand celebration.
From appearances tho farmers will have In
contend with short hay this season.
Tuiii'e.leuks. in a late announcement in the
Clarion county court, added ju(ioe to juri-pm-
'lice uncn no torn panics oniaiinng license io
II Honor that on proof of the sale of drugged
or impure liipior their licenses would ho re
voked. Hrnuiii'ic.
Tho same rule ought to apply to saloons and
hotels whoso proprietor sell to hoys or harbor
them. No license ought to ho granted to any
pplicaiit who will not swear that in his foiisi-
lies he has in nil respect complied with llio
iw.
The next annual meeting of (ho State Teach
s' Association will ho held at Wilkes Jl irre.
'e have jut received a nolo from -Mr. Fast-
hum, Chairman of Fxeculive Committee, stating
thai the lime of holding the meeting ha been
lixed for August 10th, 11th, and l'Jlh. Those
laving suggestions to make, which they may
ink it desirable to submit for the consideration
of tho Executive Cominiltec, will please address
r. If. 11. Fadburn, X'c.v Hope, liuck county.
Three pio nie parlies went nut of lllooin-hiirg
lat Saturday. All report agood time.
The street sprinkler has had little to do the
pa-t week on account of tho "beautiful raiif."
Mr. l'ernhard Stolincr has sold his confec
tionery establishment to Mr. John iirown Scott.
I!cv. J. 1!. Williams has resigned his charge
as pa-tor of St. Mathcw's Lutheran Chinch of
this place.
Tho drain pipes connected with llio Exchange
Hotel were takin up this week ami larger ones
put down.
Mr. Al. F. Ilender.-holl, of San Jo-'o, Califoi nia,
hut lateof llloomdiiirg, is in town visiting fiiends,
Tho "tleneral" looks very hearty.
Mr. Geo. II. Ilroivn, of liloonidiurg, sold one
of his team-, together with an oinniliiH, last
Tuesday, to Mr. Charles McDowell, of Sunbiiry,
Col. C.(i, . Jackson, jf lierwick, will deliver the
oration before the Alumni Association of Dick
inson Seminary , Willianisporl, on ' the "3d i.-t
Tin: KlNixir Lni is I'lixni.. Tho "load
lead pencils is not lead at all though it is
died "black lead." The wcight,if nothing else,
tells you that it is a mineral, called yrujthitt',
(from tlicOicck word lo write,) and is more near-
related lo coal than to lead. You have learn
ed that hut i coal and tho diamond aro formed
of the clement, carbon. Graphite is till another
ape in which carbon is round; it usually con-
litis a very little iron. 1'hiinhago i another
line for it. It can not be incited, hut at a very
h heat it will burn. The lino kind aro very
sirce. l.t.
The Grangers had a grand pio nic in Knorr's
grove, below town, on l-riilay last. J lie at
tendance of tho order and farmers wive and
iiighteis, as well as others, was large. A. 1'.
Young, of Millville, presided, and addrcs-cs
were made by Col. I'iolett, of llradford, and Dr.
Sleek, of Lycoming. The former was peculiarly
entertaining and eloipiuit. Thu supply of cata.
hie was abuidant and the river and creak of
course furnished a sufficiency of water. Every
ling p.i--eil oil' to llio utmost satisfaction of all.
e had no reporter pre-eut, as we expected the
order to make an official report, ami the editor
is necessarily ali-ent from Columbia countv.
'e can therefore oulv make this brief mention.
OiiTriday last, a file at Hull I'un, a niiiiinp
village some three miles west of llloom-buig
destroyed four dwelling hoii-cs, tho property of
Win. Xcal A; Sous, of this dace.
Tlio Odd Fellows of Orangevillo will giw a
grand pie nie in Mcgargi I I's grove near that
place, on the Fourth of July. The Hloom-biirg
lodge is invited lo attend.
Three weeks fiom next Sunday will ho Ihe
"Glorious Fouilli." It will hegenerally eelibia
ted on Monday. Aioour people saving their
enthusiasm for a grand demonstration next year
the Centennial?
You may he well known in your town without
adverli-ing, hut you need to he uelt b'jil in mind
as well as well known, and you shouldstrike for
other town than yours. There i no especial
merit in getting a fair tiado among your own
friends.
Tho five o'clock p.m. mail from Philadelphia
via. 1. & K, It., did not reach us on Monday
Iat until 8J o'clock, p. in., on account of a
wieck near Shlimnn's station. Though serious
enough to cause a detention of near four hours,
there was no one injured.
Mr. II. C. Lutz, formeily of Illoonishurg, hut
or lliepn.st five orsix years living jn tho west, a
large'r portion of which time he resided in Fort
Scott, Kansas, wa in town visiting freiid hint
week. Horace looks well, even though ho did
come from the grasshopper region.
'Wowcieshowii a few days since, by Mr. John,
G, tjuiek, of ltupcrt.a lemon measuring 10) by
12 inches. This lemon grew upon a tree beloii;
ingto Mi.(Juiek,tliatisabout 2S year old, and at
the present lluio is loaded dwu with the golden
fruitjthc quality of w hieh, it i said, is much bet
ter than of that coming from the buulli.
Our old typo liicnd Mr. M. F. Conner, loule
agent on tlio D. II. &. W. li. It. from Suubury
to Iliuletoii, stepped in to see hi Cui.vmui.VN
riciuU on Saturday last. Judging from his
hale apptaruueo it agrees with Millard to lill
llio position of mail agent for Uncle Sam. llu
is now rusticating in Orangevllle.
Mr. Win. Cullman of this place lost a valuable
cow ono day last week. lie had cut some new
hay for her, and after eating considerable she
began to bloat, and soon alter died.
Mr. John .Sterner also lent a fine cow tl
xauio week. She had caught a cold which
ellectesi her internally. She was sick but a few
day and apparently died in great agony.
S.vu Accim:Nr,-A young man, named Timothy
liegijln, whose parent reside in Catawima, ami
who uaiu theeinpluy of llio L. iV;. I). It. It. Co,
tinder Mr. -M. McDonald, of lid place, stalled
for his homo in Cntawin, after concluding hi,
day's work on Monday, anil on Tuesday mom
lug wa found lying near llio Hack a lew miles
below CalawlfMi, dead and honibly manglcil,
A fellow who had evidently bccndoingcoii
sldeiable sampling, tho other day wa coiuiii;
elowiituwn nnd seeing uu oiango peel on the
pavement in lionl ol a tonlcctiontry, sloppei
audiuldiew.ul it in follows: "You'cralhieJ ml
srablejtiillliu', insignificant looking ihiug, sojou
nie', haiilly woith noticing', hill elai nil you ehicj
eoiihl thiow Goliar mid not hull liy."
The .tuufbiiK d'eijiiu' contain llio following
Kiuiblu caution; The Piaetieeof young ladies and
otheis sitting ut iheir eloois, expo.-eeI to llio cool
bight uiriccrtuhily vciy pn judical to htallh,lho
meet of which may ho lilt In year to conic,
Jl I not elni.ee i ous in lite inily pail, tay up
sikhlo'eloekorulillleul1er,uiidtvenlheii watiu
sitlotlilnL'thuu that worn during llio hint
tho day, does not como iiinUs. Young ladies,
hoinrifulofyourheidlhi it I u blessing wldch
W'luksl, Is gono forever,nndu littlo nttenlloii
now may mvo ninny a pang of pain uiidslcei--i
lilghls,1'
The Ilellefoiito 11'icimniiEays: Candidates ale
becoming numerous. Wo would advise our
ountry friends lo scour lip their littlo ones, but
then eeiuio to think of it, wo don t know as it
akes much dillerence with theaverage candidate
for lie-ran kiss the dirtiest-faced young one in
existence w ith a better relish than some men can
it ice cream. The poor lean dog will be glad to
see him coming around, for hu will get many an
xtra cracker. The hov wrestling with tho wood
pile-, remembers how often ho has been spelled
beloreby (lie kind hearted othce-seeking man
nnd sighs fur his approach. The hired man who
has taken a contract lo shear tho sheep by the
piece, is looking for his coming, or he will ho
obliged to hire a hov lo hold ihe uneasy ani
mils down. 'Tis sweet lo serve one's country.
specially for ten or twelve hundred or two or
three thousand dollars per annum.
The "Centennial Dramatic Association" will
ippcar at tho Illoonishurg Opera House, on
Friday evening, June thu ISlh, 1875, in a inelo-
Irama in three acts, by tho popular author,
Douglas Jcrrold, lep, entitled ''The Drunkard's
Doom." This day ha been produced with im
meiise success, ny the special request ot Jler
Majesty, (Jiicen Victoria, at tho ltoyal The'atre
London, and lias also met with universal favor
in our bet American Theatres. There is sup
po-ed to he an elapse of fivo years between e-ach
ict; each scene closing with a grand picture.
The object of the day is to show how a onco
ippy, rich and respected homo may ho mado
wietehed by llio terrible) curse wine. This
play was never produced in this or ncighborin
places, and coii-idcring this fact everybody
should attend. Tho programme will also con
tain a laughable Farce, "Turn Him. Out. " Look
out for tho bill containing full particulars, etc
Tickets for re-erved seats will bo found at the
Hook Store of Mr. G. A. Clark, where a diagram
of the Hall may he seen, The adniis.-ion i
low Orchestra chair 111, l'arquette " and Gal
lery lo cents,
We are infui ineel of aecitain M. D., in lllooius
burg, who has of late beeiidevotingcousiderablo
of his attention to chicken-raising, and in some
respect has made it a success. It appears
that a neighbor of his has u cat whoso thieving
propensities nru preltv hugely developed, and
which lias been demonstrating the fact by semi
occasionally making a pny of onu of the doctor';
chickens. Tlds,of coiirse.wioiiglit dire vengeance
in the M. D's. mind, anil ho determined lo "lay
low" forthls feline mii-unce-. Ho then prepared
;i "do-o ol'graiie and canister" and told his wife
tu inform him of thu cat s next vi-ittothochicl
cry. lie had not long to wait, liancvcr, eru h
had an oppoiluuily lor revenge, for it was but a
few minute till tho madaino told him that tho
eat was alter the chickens again. In hrcalhlcs
iliueu the doctor, with mii-kct in hand,crept up
is near lo his foe as possible without frightening
it away. Taking a long brcalh and deliberate aim,
ho liresl at the jat, hut owing to a 11 tlio niise.il-
illation as to distance, mi-scd hi m irk and tho
next moment three' little, innocent thickens lay
scattered nil over the doctor's yard. Thec.it is
yet at large and ready for more fun.
It U Impossible, lo ralo a family decently, re-
fpectahly and Intelligently, without a rcgularsnp-
ply of newspapers In tho house, and In a news
paper a man gets more for Ids money than In
nhuost any other Investment. Tho man who
stops Id newspaper to ccononiizo is like tho man
who goes barefoot to save ids shoes nnd his in-
Iclligcuceat llio end of tho year will faro n bad
ly as his unclothed fool.
Heported for Tun Cnt.ciint an.
SAIIIIATIl NUllOOt. CONVENTION.
The annual meeting of tho Danville District
S. S. Convention mid Intitule was held nt Her-
wick, I'a., on the 2.)th,2lilh and 27th of May,
1875. .
Officers -President, Ilcv. X. S. ihickinglutm ;
Secretary, H. E. Sutherland; Treasurer, S.
Creighton.
Executive Committee Uevs. X. S. llueking-
lam, II. II, Portlier and S. Crelglitoii.
CoinmiUco on Music Cyius Straw, L. T.
Sharpies and J. S. Mr.Muiliie.
Organist Miss Dora A. Thompson,
Firt Session, Tuesday May 25, 7;!!0 p. m.
Opening Services by 11. II. Crcever. Annual
Sermon by ltcv. .1. II. McGarrah, o.i "Training
Up a Child." Tho subject to my mind was very
ably and plainly discined. Space forbids giv
ing the outlines.
Second Session, Wednesday, 8:"( a. m.
After devotional oxereisi-i, "The Teachers
Preparation for hi Work,"' was dicus-cd lu
opening liy H, H, Crcever, followed by Carver,
Seeley and Wilson, after which, "The Obstacles
Encountered by Superintendents," was discussed
in a very fine essay by Kev. II. E. Sutherland,
:i layman. The obstacles, lo hi mind, the Su
perintendent had to conl. ml with, were the gen
eral surroundings, want of co-operation on tho
part of parent', teachers, pastors, scholars, church
members and lastly tm much Ohopemtion, followed
by Dr. Howell ami E. M. Tewkslmry. Tho
hour for opening tho "Question Drawer" having
arrived, tho Chair called Uevs. ltiddloand Wil
son, who proceeded to answer very many qucs-
lions propounded much tothowmhVicafioa, if not
satisf iction of the questioner and nil concerned.
Third Session, Wednesday, 2 p. m. .
Children's Meeting., lllaekho.ird exercise by
Dr. Howell. Addresses by Keys, J. T. Wilson.
A. A. Kmc, and J. H. Torrencc.
Fourth Session, Wednesday, ":3U p. m.
Temperance Meeting. Addresses by Itevs. F.
Kiddle, A. A. Keeseand I. 1 1. Torrance.
Fifth Session, Thursday, 8:30 a. m,
"The Susceptibility of Childhood to Keligious
Impression) and Obligations" was opened bv
Key. .1. Moorhead, followed by Keys. Kester,
Creighton, Kecse, lorrence, layiiriu Jackson and
Kev. Kiddle. An invitation of the Trinity
Church, of Dinville, by Kev. J. P. Morse, was
accepted lo hold the next Convention and In
stitute there tiuio not fixed. A lesolutiou bv
Kev. F. Gearhmt, inviting Kev. A. A. Iicoc,
Chaplain of U. S. A liny to be then again present,
was passed. Kesolutinn liy E, M. Tcwkhiiry,
in relation to hospitality ol the pe'oplc of Her
wick, in entertaining tho delegates and visitors
was oll'ered ; amendment by II, E. Sutherland
to insert the name of II. K, Dower, accepted and
resolution pissed. Kesolutioii by E. M.Tewks
bury, pledging tho Convention to renewed cfi'ort
in the Sabbath School and Temperance Cause.
Lesolutiou adopted. The hour for final adjourn,
ment having arrived, the work of tho Conven.
tioii closed and A. A. Kecse, D. I)., pronounced
the I.eiiedietiou.
lucre were over seventy delegates prc.-enl,
besides p.i-lors and many visitors, together with
thoso in attendance from the surrounding conn
try and lienvick mado at each session fair, and
at some, largo congregations. Tho interest in
created from first to last. Impressions were
there made and resolutions thcro formed that.
in my opinion will not only tell in time hut
Eternity. The music, instrumental and vocal
was pronounced by mu-ie.il judges all that could
ho desired. Looking upon the Convention as a
iictuiv, 1 e-imlil see no dark side. Our Sabbath
Schools have become a power for gooil in the
land. Ihe virtue and moral intelligence of (un
people young and old thereby is being greatly
advanced. As lias been truly said. "How cm
we maintain our form of government without
viitue and intelligence '!" The general expres
(ton of delegates and people was, "Wo have had
a good lime," There wjs much said and doi
that space will not allow of mention, and as I
rcpou inainiy irom memory necessarily some
who took part aro not mentioned such will
pleae forgive. E. M. Ti:vksiuiiy,
Mcl.-m:i: Pi.aci Catiwissa, May 29, 1S75.
Hareatn In Furniture, can bo had nt Elta
Fumum' Furniture Emporium. I tu lias re-
bleed prices within a few days pat lo llio hoi-
lout figure. Give him a call nnd bo convinced.
Ladles' LnsthiL' Gaiters for $1.75 nt E. M.
Knorr's.
Kiu-el lias lift rccclvesl a fredi supply of
pples, Il.innnas, Oranges, Lcmon, Pino Ap
ples, Ac. Examine his stock.
Just received, a fresh Invnlco of latest styles
Children's Summer Sulls nt I). Yocuni's. Also
Men's nnd Hoys' Clothing, nil of which ho is
selling cheap.
Xew Goods just received nt Knorr's.
If you want a first class Farm Wngon,
If you want a Uniform Pleastiro Ungon,
If you want nil Ellptle Snring Wngon,
If you wnlit a Pleasure Wagon,
If you want your Wagon put In good trim,
If you want repairs done good wilii short
notice, Go lo J. K. F.vi i.
Army Shoes at McKlnney's.
W. II. llrown keens a line assortment of Can
ned Fruits nnd condensed good'. Also, n full
nssortineiit of Xuls and French Candy and Or
anges and Lemons.
Oits taken on subscription at the Coi.U.mjiiax
oinee.
s
"Shoot those Hoots" and buy new ones at
vt.: ,
Foralland.-oniowhito Vdlgo to D. Lowcn
nergs.
Thatcher & Ciearhart intend closing out Iheir
entire stock bv the 1st of July, and oiler their
goousat cost lilt that date.
A.NTmi. two smart Girls as apprentices
io me tailoring niisine.ss. .ppiy to win, .Morris,
f ti st lloor above J, Schuyler iL' Son's Hardware
Store. 2t
Ju-t received, a splendid stock of Summer
lints, in all ihe lavontu slyle and colois, at
1). Lowenberg'.s.
Xo. 729 White Hoso nt I. W. Hart man's, for
10 cents.
Everybody say Marr lias tho Xiccst Calicoes
in town.
Tuikish Tnwliiig ami ll.iskct Cloth for Civil
dren s hacks at Lilt. & Sloan's.
Tho only place to get a first-class DreE Shiit
is at l. l.owcnbcrg s,
C. C. Marr is selling nice Dress Good at 12
cent not ill 20 cents.
More new Linen and Grass Cloth at LnU
e Sloan ,
Granulated Sugar for sale lit Ilu&KiH.
While Shoe at E. M, KxonuV.
Tin: UKUT pitiNTiso oiTici:.
llio present Is a good opportunity to remind tho
friends of the paper, a'ad tliopubllo generally, Hint
tho Coi.uuntAN Jon Printisu okick has no superior
lu lids section, ami, In sonio respects, I without nn
equal. Duilng tho last year wo have completely re
newed ourtvpes ami mado largo additions, nnd It 1
no Idlo boast lo say that wo luuo how tho Heat
Presses, tlio Host Assortment of Tjpc, tho Hesl
Stock of Paper, carets, Ac., and tho Host Workmen In ciIII.DItKN.--No family can afford lo lw without
thocouhty, our workmen aro specially nuaptcuror ronus i;xiract. Acemenes, uniw s. e omusiuin,
.he.rplnces.nndwomako.tnpo.iit.oalwajsgho "'fr
our customers a neat, correct nnd satisfactory lob. liurns, xeniil', Kx 'orlatlons, dialings, old Hores,
Wo do not claim to do woik for less than others, but Polls, Felons, corns, etc. .Airest i Inllamatlon,
w 111 w arrant It lo bo as cheap as can bo dono any- fXUtmv'1' " '"S
hero and Jleld a decent prollt. All who nroln need n;M Al.li WIlAKNiysils. It nlwnys relieves pnln In
Gents' Favorilu lluekle Shoo at E. M, Knorr's.
W. H. llrown keens the most complete and
finest assortment of Groceries that can be pur
chased in market. His Groceries aro fresh and
lire selected from first inipoitcrs' hands. His
iriccs aro low, ns be lias purchased his goeiils at
jottoin figures to suit tho time".
Men's Congress Shoes at Kniiiiii'm for $2.o0.
Go to The Simrer Sewing Machine, office in
Opera Item-o for best Oil, Xccdles, Tuckers,
lleuimcrs, ivc.
Men's Ilulton Gaiters nt Knorr's.
of .lob Printing ot nny klnd-l'latii or In Colors-will
tlnd It tolhelr Interest to glvo tho Coi.vmcun Otllco
trial. Wo liavo on Land every variety of cams
Paper. Ink, Envelopes, Tags, Ac, that Is likely tobo
called for, andean furnish any quantity or styloof
work on fchorlnotlco. lilndlng to order. tf
o
AN INVALUAllt.ll TItAVllf.INO COMPANION,
chango of climate, water or ellctls nptto lnduco
harrasslng and often ilangeron diseases. Tho
llirco changes combined nro fatal to thousands of
emigrants cut- lear. lslt that Hosteller's Stom
ach Hitter aro nn absoluto prcventlvo of tho hurtful
consequences arising from theso causes 7 Trav elcrs,
voyagers and emigrants to new countries can not no
too often reminded ot tho tact that till ngrcoablo
vegetable tonic Is tho most reliable safeguard against
disorders which they nro farmoro llablothan tho
habitual denl.ens of healthy regions. Tho primal
elTect of the uuwholesomo ntmospbero which pro
eluces what nro called malarious revers, Is to depress
and deblltato the system. Th.i body then becomes
nn easy prey to the malignant pilnclpleln ttioalr,
Go In Kussi'.l.t.'.s I'or vour Groceries. He
sells lor casli nml will not uo timicrsoiu.
MnKinnev's. 2d door below tho Court House,
is Headquarters for Good Hoots and Shoes.
Go to W. II. Hrown's if you want a good
Extra Mackerel.
Men's Congress Shoes at 12. M. Knorr's for
iMO.
If you want a gooel nam,
II' you want cheap and good Ten,
if von want Codec Java or llio,
If 'you want good Canned Fruit,
If you want the host Mackerel,
I f von want Sugar for tlio least money,
If you want the host Syrups in town,
If you want good Cigars,
If vmt want. imod Tobacco.
If vou want any thing in llio Grocery and
Provision line, go to llUsisr.l.l.'ss, Main street.
Fine assortment
Cheese! Cheese I Cheese!
of Cheese at Hostel's.
When you gn to Philadelphia stim at
the Allegheny House, Xo. S12 mid 81-1 -Mar
ket street ; having been recently rcnovaieei.
Price only 2 per elay. A. jhxk,
March ly'O-ly rropricior.
Children's Pearl and Hull' Shoes nt E. M
Knorr's.
Pewter Sand for sale at lluftjl'.l.'s'.
Merchants going to the city will do well
to call on W. II. llliNrr.n, who is engaged
with tlio old and reliables firm of Yr.Aor.li
et Itr.uKiiNSToci:, for Hal, Caps, Sliaw
Goods, Aic. 257 Xorth Third street, Pliila-
.1-1.. i.!.. AT....,.i. iit'rr. im
eicipuiu. .iaii.ii
Goto E. M. Knorr's for Spring
Shoes,
and Summer
COAL
C, C, Marr sells Sen in1; Machine Xcedle nnd
Oil.
For Kolhiblo and Handsome Hoots and Shoe
go to McKlnney's,
Ask for tho AKKOW SHIKT a perfect fit
sold only by I), l.owenbcrg.
I. W. llaitmnn has a full lino of Ilriti-h
Hose, sliiped, for Ladies and Chlldien, CO cents
to b5 cents a pair.
50 cents buys alianiUoiiio Laco Trimmed Cor
set nt l.ulz A Sloan's.
To Coliuiai'ONiilis'M. Certainly llio dullest
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memory might nave ino i.ici uupresseii upon n
by tli i-t thne that editor never glvu attention to
coniinuuicalions that nro not aecoinp.inled by
the name of tho author. It i an insult to oiler
tliim and they tiro seldom ever lead, but go
stiaight lo ihe waste basket.
Arithmetical problem nro not of general public-
interest, are very troublesome to put iulype,
and editoi do not often have lime or Inclina
tion to lest their accuracy. Theso are ubuudant
rciooii for declining them,
A coiiespeihdtut rather savagely denounce
the Kipubllcuii plalfoim, but u denunciation
without illuslrallon or uicoinpiinyiiig proof and
iimmiiinl Is uupicfilnblo, if not incouiprelieiiI'
tile, we Pilfer lhal tho wilier liddics liiuiself lo
a tempeiiitedlscufsloii of the position ho assumes
lu general linns, There 1 no law, wo believe,
,.l,ist i eonle m. I dig all thu lino professions
lliey plen-e, nnd none) lo compel anybody to he
llevo tluni. Pruclico would materially aid thu
eoircspondeiit wo lifer lu hi becoming a new
paper water,
Go loW. II. Hiown's. His Fl-h nro Xew
nnd warrnntcd full weight. His pi ices nie low,
Look at Ids l'ish before you buy at any oilier
place.
Kai:mi:ii. Arms rinN. Itl's.-i:t, take's llutler,
Egg', Laid and Pioduce lu exchange for goods,
Tho noiiular Coat for tho season Is a Xavv
Flannel a line stock at D. I.owenberg's.
A new Cabinit Empire Sewing Machine, a
beautiful ailiile of furniture, for sale very cheap
If called for soon at Caduiau's,
Go to W. 11. lb own for lino Iron-lone China
Ware, Ask for .1. Widgnod' wale It will not
bllste r nnd Is the best in niaikel. Ti a Se ts S 1.511,
Dinner Sets sohl nt bollcni figures. Those lint
me- in want of Wale will find it lo their iuteiest
to go to W. II. Hro'vn,
For n Nobby suit go to D. Lowenberg's.
Fine iindslylbh Hoots Shoe at Mi Kiuncy'.
Huy (inly L. II. Sudlek's MunufaiHiro of
Wldps, sold only by C, M. Glrton, Something
New, Call and Examine,
Tho firm of Ci ute hhy iS: Kllnu having ills
stilvid by mutual eonunt, llio hiislnis will ho
cniiied on bv A. L. Crulihlcy. A full und loin
pletu stock of Smoking nnd Chewing Tobacco,
Cigurs, Pipes, &c, will ho foundal Id islnhlUh
mini, opposite Ihe old Episcopal Chinch. Give
lilinacutl and bo convinciel ns to llio good
quality of hi goods,
For a Nobby Hat go lo D, Loweiibcrg'a.
Out Mud fir tide ut IIushTij. Call uud try il.
COAL.
Old established Coal Yard.
C. W. Xi:ai, & lino.. Wholesale et Kctail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities of
lied and White Asli Coal, nt the very lowest
market rates. 1 lave constantly on hand large
stocks ot
Domestic,
Cupola,
ill.icksmilli's Anthracite,
l'itiiiniiioiis.
and Liniebunier'.s Coal.
Especial attention given to the prepara
turn id coal bcloro leaving our yards, liram
mid Lumber taken m exchange lor coal
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice. Orders, felt nt I. W. McKelvy's
store, or at our o ice. will receive prompt at
tention. O ice anil liinls at w liiiam -c;u
et Sons' Furnace', East Hloonisburg. Your
liatrouaL'o respect litllv .solicited.
COAL. 17 tf 251 COAL
TOWN AND COUNTHY.
scs i be I o'clock za minutes sets T o'clock
minutes.
s-O
Moos sets 13:2 1 o'clock a. m.
o
;oi.i Is now quoted at a premium of about tin In
other words green blcks aro hi per cent, below par.
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ISmsk Dkeh.s, on Parchment nnd linen paper, com.
mon and for Administrators, Executors and Trustees,
tor sale cheap at the lo cjiiuas olllce.
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PviT.ii llvos Just received and for saloattho Co-
i.e'Miu.vN olllce.
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reilt AM. lT.MAI.i: COMPLAINTS,
lnjoung or old, man led or single', at tho dawn of
womanhood or tho cluinga ot life, Dr. I'leico iil avor
Ito l'iecrlptloii manifests such a positively 'lemedlal
lnllu, iilo as to call forth the loudest praSo irom all
w ho uso It.
Mr. John A. Kimzev, druggist, ot Knob Nostcr,
Mo., w rites as follow s :
"Dr. 1 lew, lluHalo, N. V.,1)kvii Sin Vour mcdl
clues sell beilcr than any other 1 keep, and glvu mil
versaUatlstae'tiou, Tho iwoplu aro especially delight
ed with your l'avoilto Piescilptlou, audit seems to
bo a favorite among all that has over used It." It la
bold by druggists and dealers Id medicines.
o
A Distressing Cough causes tho friend of tho silt-
ferer almost in much pain as tuo suQcrur himself,
Dr. Wlatar llulsam ot Wild Cheiry speedily cures
coughs, colds, liiiluenu, sol o throat, ic. It will al
wavs leltevo coiisuinpllon, und In many well attest'
ed cases It, nas eireeled a peifect euro, W cent and
(I a bottle, huge bottles much tho cheaper.
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wiu:itr.To AiiviiUTifii:.
A. T. Stownrt sajs tho best nilverttslng mediums
ho has ever found "ale Ihe old established organs of
tho two political parties, at the several county seats
thioughoiil the Lnlon." "'Ihese,'' ho sajs "reach
every family ot tho least account In their sev er.il
counties, and are more carefully read than any other
class ol Join mils," If Mr. Stewart's Judgment l.sof
value, there 1 no illulculty In deciding which paper
It Urol' the Inteivst of business men to advertise
In. 'Iho Coi.c'Mim Dksiocu.vt, upon which this
paper 1 partially founded, vwis established
In WM, and llio coi.imuus now eujojs
wider circulation und gi eater prosperity than It ever
did. It goes regularly Into two thousand families In
Columbia und adjoining counties, and by most of
them li lead fioin thu Hist to thu last line, 11 1 the
only reeeigiilsed exponent of near llvu thousand
Democratic voters In Ihe county. It gives advertise
menisatasty display, that make's them uttruclleo
to It patrons, thus ciisiu lug greater certainty that
Ihey will ih.ius.0 them. Yvhtlo Its circulation is un
iloubtedly much tlio laigest ill tho county, the ud
veituiuj: rates of tlio colvhrian aru no higher than
thosu of other papers with barely halt and several
not one-fouith the number of bubsci Huts. Pacts
like those speak for themselves, No shrewd business
mail will neglect to Insert his advertisement in Iho
Coi. I Mil IAN tf
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IP VOU WANT TO UU M'llDMI, UUAI.TIIV AND
vlgoious, taku Kuiikil's Hitter Wluu of lion. No
language can convey an udeipiato Idea eif the liiiiue
illulo mid almost miraculous thuiigo preslueed by
taking i:. 1'. Kimkel's lllller Wine of lion 111 Iho (Us
eased, ekblllUlcd nnd shalleied liervuiis sjsleln
VVhetlier bioken down by excess, weak by natuii
Inquired bj slekness, lhorel.icd und unstrung or
gauUatlon Isiesleued topertect lii'idlh and vigor.
Isold only In (1 bottles, otllco uud stole, No, iVJ
North Ninth St., Philadelphia. Only in I bottles.
Hold by nil druvglsis.
NKII VOl'S 10 Ml 1TV, XKIlVOl'S HKI1I1 ITV,
Debility, a de pressesl, III liable state of iiilnd, a
weak, iieivuus, cxhausled feeling, nocneigy or uul
mailon, eoiifiued head, weuk memory, thu conse
quences ot uxie'sses, luentul ovirwoik, This ner
v ous debility limit a sov ere Ign euro In 1.'. I". Kimkel's
Hitter W Ino of lion. It tones tlio bjsteui. tsotdonly
III (1 botlli'S. (.it llio geuulno, Tuko only II. V.
Kuiiki l's, Il has a jellow vvrapiwr around It, Ids
photograph on outside. Kohl by j our druggist, 11,
1', Kuiikel Pioprleliir, I lilladelplila, Pa,
Ul'i lll'K W0I1M IIIVKVtU AIIVK, ti ll
Head nml all coinpleto lutvvo hours, No fee till
head pusses, seal, Pin unit Momnih Worm remov
ed by Dr. Hiilikel, v:,') North Ninth St., Philadelphia,
Pu, To liavo Tupo Worm removed, patients must
coine on, but for nil caber wouns, jour druggist can
proline It, Ask for MiiikcU WoimlSjliip. Pllcoll,
und guaiaidcid. Knd tor elrcukvr.
POND'S
EXTRACT
tlio back and loins, fullness and pressing p.iln In
ll.n l,.,1 Hn,n vn.lli.n
IN I.UUccillltlld'.A It has no equal. All kinds ot ul-
cerauons to wiucii lauies am suuje'ciiiru proinin
ly cured Puller eletnlls lubook nccompau j lag
eneli Poll to.
Pll.lX nun I or bleeding meet prompt relief nnd
reniiycnre. ko ense, However, cnronio oroosii
nate. cun Ininr resist its regular use.
vaiih'osi-: v KIN'S. it is tho only sure euro.
KIDNUV DISllAMi;-!, It has no equal for permanent
run'.
DMXIUNO from nny cause. I'or this It Is n specific.
il nas saven nuiiureus oi lives wncn an oiuer
remedies failed lo nrrcst bleeding from nose,
Sliilliaeii, nuius, uuui'iseii.-ie.
TOOTII.vcili;, l.araelie, Neuralgia and Ilheuinatlsm
nro all alike reiieveu, nnei ouen permanently cur-isi.
PON I) H UXTIIACT CO.MPAN V, Os Maiden Lane, New
vorK. -iaj as-n,
Mercantile
T 1ST of deal
I J hereby cert
Uki'Ii, relurni'd
Appraisement.
Chess I.lcenso
11 (7 no
1ST of dealers of Columbia county. I do
rury inai ino rouowiitg use oi ueaiers
I and I'tasstiled by mo In aeeorihnieo
wiiu Hie weei'.il Acts of Assembly lu slid for tho
It Is manliest, therefore, that Iho surest way to county ot Columbia, for Ihn year A. li. ts!f., lscoi-
uvohl nil t plilemle and I'lidcmto mnlailles of an Inter- rcc to me oesi oi my sno leu);., uenei i
mltteiit tvpe, 1 1 tocounteract tho weakening tenil- ..r.,...., .,....;,,,..
cnetes of mlisiua by artificial Invlgorallon. That nice .Abraham store
Hosteller's Mouach Hitters I tho surest resuscl- liri'dbendcr, s. 11, grocery
taut of II i. .;tni! Igor, Is n fact w hlch Is best appro- 'r?" : s,,or.,.. ,
elated whir"r ii.lluenccs Inimical to health exist. I 'insr-p, ,i. A, s'toro
Hill Is not ..luno against malaria enat nicy proieee. iincsoacu. ' sioro
thosjstcm. 'Ihcyso toughen It risto cnablolt to miuuu i runs i.. siuiu
ciuluro with Impunity extremes o( heat and cold to m.sTOX towssiiii'.
which traveleis are often subjected, and they never "
neutrall.o those elemets In unaccustomed water or Mclieiiry.'.l. .1. store
diet which would otherwise) beget disorders of the Cole, 11. ,v; II. htoro
stomach and bowels. Tho brackish water with hhiauciikkix iowssiiii',
which voyagers by llio sea nro often compelled to Haton, Mrs. A. W. ttoro
mench their thirst, Is nptto provoke dysentery ana iiineiuu, ... muiu
other serious complaints, but when tho Hitter rthiivvicK Eononiii.
nre mixed with It, It becomes harmless. Truly Ihls Snyder, C. D. book store
great protective lnvlgorant Is an Invaluable) traveling ,ir,lsrtrisst
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I)n. sciikscK's I't'i.noxic Hviii'r, Se.v Weed Toxic,
and Masdkakb Pi M.S. Thoso medicines r.ao un
doubtedly performed more cures of consumption
Hum any other remedy known to tho American pub
lic. They aro compounded ot vegetable Ingredients,
nnd contain nothing whlchcan bo Injurious to tlio
human constitution, other remedies as cures for
steekcr, N. W. furniture storo
erir.ui Miss ii. nunnery
liovver, .1. K II. It storo
Jackson .v. vvooum. mie. co. store
loi'klii''ii.mi. (I. A. Iln x. stoves
See.sholt , .1. M. lib .v. stoei'S
rowler, c. I), uu k stoves
lloekmaii, 11. M grocery
l'reas Hros., store
Proas Pro's., lumber dealers
Utile, Dr. It. Il.ilrugglst
aii ims oll, sioro
consumption, probably contain opium, which Is n Wilson .V. rendi'illng, drugghts
somewhat elangeious drug In nil eases, nnd It taken ,,,,', ""vV-try U'S
n ceiy ny coiisumpmo paiieui, iv inus-v. uu 110. in- now man e i isnni, sioro
lurv: for Its tendency Is to conllno tho moibld mat- uross, iiatiii ooiuei-
ter lu tho system, which, of course', must mako a cuie
Impossible. Sehenck'a pulmonic rup Is warranted
not to contain npartlrlc of opium: It Is composed
ot powerful but harmless heibs, which act on tho
lungs, Hut, stomach and blood, und thus correct nil
morbid secretions, and expel all the illseascd matter
from the body. Theso are tho only means by which
consumption can bo cured, nnd as lchonck's Pul
monic Syrup, sea Weed Tonic, anil Mandrako rills
nro the only medicines which operate In this way, It
Is ob lous t hey aro the only genuine cure for Pulmo
nary consumption. Ilaeh bottle of this Invaluable
medicino Is accompanied by full directions. Dr.
Sehenck 1 professionally at his principal ofilce, cor
ner SKtli and Arch Mreets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where nil letters for advice must bo nd-
dressed.
1875.
1875.
TIFE COLUMBLVN
TOWN OK lll.OOMI!CItO.
Wlilmlre & Co , confectionery
vainuta, u. il. paper sioro
Kolllns K Holmes, gas litters
VVngonselie r .1. X Co., storo
Savage, c. 11. Jewelery store
Lowenueiir, li. cioiiiniu
Hloomsburg Iron Co., store
llobblns. e'. storo
schujler.l. .V. sou, storo
ntiroun i.ayiou ,v e ei siore
Miller S. 11. it son. stole
Long, .1. 11 grocery
Decker .V Meckel, confectionery
Marr, e. e . sioro
llrown, VV. II. grocery store
llernard, Louis lonclery
Uvans. A. .1. 1'lotldni;
Thatcher .v Hearhart, gas Ilttera
Slroup, David storo
I'ruie iiiey Mine, lonnccostoio
Kreamer, William store
Mciiilonhall, Ik store
llagenoiieii, is.ii.in nn & stoves
Klelm. Henry uroeery
Vosl, Henry grocery
lless, W. r. store
lower, H. c. snoe storo
Male. ,1. II. grocery
Webb, '1 homas conreellonery
slolmer, llernhnrd gioeery
( lark, (1. A slnttoiiery
Mojer Pro's , dnu'glsts
Knorr. U. M. shoe storo
Coleman, Jesae dealer in paper
missel, .m. .11. coiiiecuonery
ltupert, A. M. tin stoves
Wii.irv. I.. H. tin .v, stoves
Johnson, D, W, confiTl loncry
l lirilKUl, I., lit luniiMiiu
Hrobst, Mrs. David confectionery
Itabb, Augustus grocery
i:er. ,1. 1. store
Newspaper, tlio largc-t sheet published in ISrl'K M0,
Kii'im. v. A. dm -gist
Coluiiibia county, neatly printed on llartuum, II. c.e.irpet sioro
Vocum, l). eioiiunir
Now Type, will cmitaiu all the current News Vi'ci.eny,' !.' w.' MoT"
,, ,. , , , , . McKlniu'y, W. c shoo btoro
ol the Day, and a condensed account ot i,mv. ,v Moan, sioro
.MOjei i,i u s.., uruviiisis
lirov.n. C. M shoe sioro
LEGISLATIVE anil CONC.HF.SSIONAL .lacobj.o. a. grocery
1USI. 11,111,, lMIIIUII
Mason, Augustus coal dealer
.Seal C. W. .v. Pro., coal ilealers
llwiil.TshotL .1. VV. grocery
(iross. peter bottler
Jacob, Ik dealer
CATAWIsSVlOWNSIIIl'.
lllleAllro., stoio
ll.l w lis, iiaMtieoniecuonery
Weaver, !'. stol'O
I'.rob't. M M. stole
e.llbert .V. Kline, storo
runner ii. r. .-on, sioro
orange. Win. storo
see'snoii, i. n, grocery
Harder, T. i:. furnlturo
John 1. K son. store
smlih. .1. M. druggist
.lulu,. WIUI.iiii tin At slnie
SUIENTIKIC SUHJECTs, Manhardt Ceo. shoo sioro
PHOCEEDINC.S,
with explanation und comments upon all
important measures proposed in cither :
POETRY AND SONG.
MISCELLANEOUS HEADING,
AGRICULTURAL AND
Will also engross a largo proportion of its
columns. The
DOMESTIC CONCERNS OF COLUMBIA
County,
cleaver, A. II. Iln A stove
e nam, s. 1), sioro
Jones W. p. & Co., stoio
ll.utmaii, William fuinlturo
Dlemcr, S. H. btoio
CEKlllAIlA IIOI'.Ol'OII.
Hrjson It. .V Co., storo
Mi, ran, John shoo btoro
lleiiiglai.il, J. J. shoe stoio
Collins Thomas grace ry
in Ke,, mines ice ei storo
Hhiek, 1). C. grocery
Jiurpiiy, i'. ii. sioro
Will receive particular attention, nnd all Poland, Cohnid grocery
Millard, O. H. storo
local alliiirs proper for publication will be Menseli, .vdaui leweiery
1 1 eiuiuiey, Mrs Mary confectionery
carefully laid before our readers. dS.is tieiw sr. druggist
Kane. Andrew grocery
Davis Wm. coufeetlouary
cui le'y, Kdward grocery
CKM IIKTOWNSlllr.
Low e Tiro's. A Co.. stoi o
spoimler, Jacob store'
ivromer, .losniu sioro
Dieieileh, s.unuil grocery
llrnlisr. 'I luitn tuf-inr, tv
Will receive, constant attention, and tlio whitman. s; ihviu, stoio
Isimon, J, 1'. stoi'o
Till': POLITICS OF THE STATE ANI)
NATION
character and ollicial conduct of
PUIiLIO MEN
Will bo jiicscnlcel to our readers, from time
to time, in life-like attitude and vvitli entire
iustice and firmness,
No frauds shall bo committed upon the
Peoplo or Wrung done them without full e.v
posiiio in tho columns of the Coi.umiuan.
COUNTY MATTERS.
All ollicial county advertisements appear
in tliis paper, ns will also intelligent synop
sis of the proceedings of tho Courts and the
actions of tlio County Olliceis when of pub-
uu iiuercst. Campbell ,v Co , stoio
Tl.., re. ........ ..l l.. l i. ,i. i'ouiue, .i.u, sioro
4-iiu -iii.e .iijii.v.s eeiie.iiiy uus iiiucii liiu i llur, 1. 1, stole
, , . , ,, ... MIH'LIV TOWNSHIP.
largest eiiiaiiauou oi uuy paper in mo conn- ,.,,, , ,, .
It,....., M'.n V
ty moro tluni tho conibiueil circulation of creasy' ,v liiow'n, store
Sehweppeiihelser, 11, stoio
mo otner papers aim is ino ouiy paper Mosiouaiowssuir.
. ... . . . .Mnrgerinii. P. li. slum
printed in tho county thai supports tlio prill- Ainmeriuan a. ,i. a- .lorkson, storo
i i iisiuii , , i in mull, ue.iu I s
ciides and tinie-lionored Usages of tho Dein- luiiiswoiiu,.! I'.groceiy
siovsr I'l.E.vsvNr lovvs'siiii'.
ocrutie party. Its circulation and coiiseenien- sands, Joseph u. store
, , , OIUMIE lOVVNSHII',
u-eliiliiess may, However, uo nuicn cxieneie- Stewart. A. n. store
smith. c Urn.. Iln A' stoves
if its friends will uso their inlluciice lo sllr coieinan, a. miichant tailor
I r-iu.ui, r, iv, slum
further udd to its list of subscribers. At
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CIIAlthCS W. ItUNYON.
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LAYTON RUN YON, & CO., BLOOMSBUJIG, PA.,
kceps'coiistantly on hand a Full and Complete Stock of
HEAVY AISTJD SHELF HABDWARE,
which vro wilt sell to tho Public nt Prices so Low ns to defy competition.
OCU STOCK CONSISTS IN 1'AltT 01'
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS and PUTTY,
MECHANICS TOOLS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
of all Grade's and Latest Improvement,
BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS, ANVILS, SLEDGES, and HAMMERS.
Bunion's Horse und Mule hoe. Ilorso Nails, &c.
PATENT WHEELS, OLD'S AND WAKNEIl'S PATENTS,
Spokes, Heavy und Light, Carriage Mallebcls,
AxleS, Springs, Gum find Oil Cloths, Valentines Varnishes, Spirits
Turpentine,
nml n general Stock of
WAGON AND CAllItlAGU jSIAKERS GOODS,
Building Materials, sueh as DUNCANNON NAIJjS, Lewis' Lead,
Best Colors, Pure Oils, e&e., as low as they can bo bought in tho county.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
LAYTON RUNYON & CO
M ar 1 9, 1 1TS t f .
NEW HARDWARE STORE!
SUCCKf-SOltS TO .1. V. WIDKMAX ,c CO.,
i Keep on limn! tlio
ppSLA.l 'W: HEAVY
III if " ftlsfej ,'flL AN.)
r Bra ft'O tvi ni,
t '? , r.Wsi is-- 'fi
ill uiijvix. HWJ filHOi
STOCK
rf!iinlets, Gouges, Tweezers, Pliers.
ra-Pots and K tlio, Pans and Friers.
JA11 tilings for all sorts
IS SHELF HARDWARE
In the Countv.
We liavo also milled to our Flock
PATENT WHEELS & SPOKES,
WHEELBARROWS
GLASS, PUTTY, 0-E.IlSriDSTOISrES, ScC
OUK STOCK IS COMPLETE
In all its Iiraticlics, Carefully Selected anil Pure'lia-cd low for Casli giving us
Advantages for Selling which can not be excelled by any other
Hardware Store in the Country.
GIVE US A CALL AjYD SEE FOB YOURSELF.
We GUARANTEE both in TltlCE and QUALITY of our Goods.
The Largest Store in the Country.
.varciv.r,-y J. SCHUYLER & SON, Bloomsburg, Pa.
TllO HKM1XUTOS SE1V1SO MA-
chink lias i-prung rapidly Into
tavoraspassesilnn Hie best com
mnatiox ct good qualities,
namily; Mslit runulns.bmootli,
Noiseless, lUpl'l, Durable, vilh
perfect Lock stltcli.
Ittsa Slmttlo Maclilne, wltli
Automatic Drop 1'ceil. Design
Ijcautllul anil construction llio
NcrylX'fct.
GOOD VGEISTTS WANTED.
ADDiiEss, iiemiutttou Sevii Macliino Company, Iliou, 11 Y.
nut i! orriCK.s of rrmixto. co.isimkbks.
I IblllKHCIinEK TOtt'Ntlllr.
Mcllcniy, I). A .M.Moiii 14
.iiiiiieiiii.iii, .1, M. sioro 11
Mcllt'iiiy, .1. r. stuiu H
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IIUHI'I, 11. Jl.bloie 11
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DjCrHl'O'S., blDIO 13
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Hhick. 1'. D. sioro 12
liirr.v l.'.iuoe, tiuro 11
Henry. Mis itniimili&tGie' 14
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Ij'irirutt & I.01 e, k I uo 11
Wl'lllMT, .1. I bteio II
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iii:mi.ock Ton.'aini'.
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l-'etli'i mini. t'li.it'U's storu
Yoellln, I', M stuiu
Leu ii Khu.uk's, store
SU1)I0X lOWNillU',
Kramer, ('. Hq. tturo
dingles, Win, Moll)
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additional patronage will bo rciniiteil by im
proving the paper, by adding to ii editetrlal
and reportorial foiee and increasing the
inutility of it)) reading matter. As an
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Tlio Coi.umiuan is uiiapproaehei in this
ipiurter of tlio Stute, mid our
J011HING FACILITIES
Aro superior to any other.
Our friends nro invited to call at tlio olllce
whenever they come to llloomaburg,
Hii'wi'r, II eouferlloiiery
Keller, -M. C. lenifeetloiioiy
I'1M110NS)111-.
I.j 011, It. W. btoro
IIOllUMiC'KM'K TOU.VJIIU
elienlniftoii, l)en btoro
MirrriowNsuii',
Dlettoilih, V. 11. btoro
nuue'u, .e. l'. e-DiiU'i'iiuni'iy
All mail, u. It, hiai s A tin
H.ilort & hlitiiiiiuki r. fiiuillui'O
e ii.tiiitii il.itii ,e Mil Inn, btoio
Miulnuli, 1'. 1'. bloio
li.ri.er, h. W. loliiiti'oiilil
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I'll MllliKM.M hull, Huio
U'll.m istr, J. II. flul'o
I'll'M'IIUir, jr. 'I liolll.is btnl'll
Hotter 1 1. A. Co., luinU'i' inert tuiila
rit'MlliiK v '1 1 eiiitiley, oleiu
t, tlllt', ,1. II, ititii tl
Hill. It. H. Uu i ktuviu
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2s& X 1ST G-T OOnT-
ItEMistiTOS No. 1 Machlno for
r
family use, In U.o tiiiiid veau
or its existence, has met with
n moro kaimd incki;asb 01' hatio
OPS II.ES THAN ASV MACHINE OM
THE MAKEET.
ltEMiNtiTON No. 2 Machine lor
MANcrec'Te'iiiNU and finally usn
(ready for delivery only since
June, 1S71), for ravijfe. perfec
tion, andvarloty ot work, Is
without a rival In famllyor
Tl'OUKSIIOl'.
SEND 17013. CIKGXTX.ja.il
. Rcminstnii 6. Sons,
lleiiiiiiKtou Solving M, Co,,
Uemiiigtim Ag'l Co.,
Mays, '75-?m
IM0X, N. Y.
2si .t 2s3 lii'oatlwny.'New Voik, Arms.
Maillson Miimre, Nov.- Vork, Henlni: Machines,
1 lilcngu, its? stufci M., .-.ewlng Moclilnes and Arms,
liostou, svi WiibhlURton M., hewlntr Machines.
Cincinnati, ltd Vesi4tli M., t-CMlHif Miiclilnes.
Vtleii, l'j'j oeurcee, St., Sewlnir Mai nines.
Atlanta, lia., De-OHu's Opera llou.se, Mai letta Street,
hcnlnirMnrliluep.
Washington, D. C'.,t21 sceutliMSfwlnBMoi'hliie8.
houl-jillle, liy., West .Ic!Tciou st ,'-eMii Machines,
l'lill.idtlpl.i, 1U e hfbtiiut Mi tet, iew Ing .Machines,
ht. 1.UUH, lain N. l'ourth street, "
Iielrolt, 11)1 Wtinilwartl Avenue, " "
Indlaiiapiills, 72 Market Street, " "
Halttiuoie, 47 N. Charles street, " "
10 tli '"iOO hivihtetl in Wall Stieet
V'", IU i?sJUU, often leads lofortimo. A 72
lagfl Hook explaining eerjuimg, aim u copy 01 me
iViill street HeMew. . ..
(HMm TinT'tn JOHN IUCKI.I0 A; CO.,
OMU L'ilJilll, ISankers anil llrokcrs, "2
HHOAIIW AY. NIIW YOHK.
tkT)SYt'II()M.YXt'Y or SOl'I. CIIAllM
I IMS." How either sex may f.isctnato and
pain tlio lovn and atlecllons of any liersnn they
elinoso Instantly. 'i'ht slmpk-, mental acquirement
all can poss.'ss, nee, ot until, iwrso eein, tuj;eiiier
with a Maillagu (liilrte, Hgyptlan Oracle, DieAiiis,
lllnls to Ladles, Weiltlliiu Mght shlil, Ac A cHlccr
hook. Aildicas '1'. WILLIAM 4: va.. Pubs. 1'hll.i.
Ii. M. TUBBS,
WHIU.ESAl.K lELKit IN
HUltXINli ANI) I.UItUICATIXO OILS.
onice In Maine's Hiilltlliig, corner Main and Ccntio
btrcets,
HI.OOMSHl'HU, IMIN.N'A.
crroidt n. holhlleil nnd nrcmutly tilled.
May, 8-,'VWy
mil SALE!
"cents Wanted. 'Ihe CENTENNIAL
(iAM'l'Hl.lt of tho I NI'l'Hl) S l ATl.'s.
shows the Riuml lebiilts ot 110 3 ems of I'l eedoin A.
Progress, New anil Complete. Out loot pageb
Illustrated. Lvirliotly liuis n, nnd iigent.s make
irom Jloo lo lino a month. Address J. c. MeCl ltl)V
& eo,, I'UiuiMiers, I'liiiaueipiuu, r.i.
STOCK SPECULATIONS.
Conducted by us 111 every form, 011 commission only
Puts nnd culls, on Lest houses and lowest rates,
Cost, lloulofAH. und oflea pay ;.,(iih) proitt. rum
phlct, explaliilni; how Wall sireel speculations aro
conducted, sent free. Send for a copy.
TXJ3VLB3RIIDC3--B &c CO.
IIA.IKLIIS AMI HIlllltLl'S
i WM strcit, N. 1.
Valuable Town Property
and Farm at Private
Sale!
rou
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
And all Throat Diseases,
TJSB
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
l'UT I'l' ONLY IN lIU'l-; HOXKS.
a Tin 1:0 ami sMti: ki:.-ii:iy.
l'orsalo bj Drugglshs geunrnlly, nml J01INHTON
IIOI.I.OWAt CO . Philadelphia, Pa.
7rmtM. Rnn-wtHp. PIIa
W J Truio."-lViol, cklillr, Unlit.
fiajs Ireu from all flOur.ru.tyliaQuff!
t- Ir.itmliiis t n,,iiltl.(.llt .. i.n.
rVMit.tnciti u.c1 In tullitiiK,cadnrs,.l tyliio i.rofe.
lull. Ion J HkleO, l u) I rclliblo, II KVA UV. or 1 M 1
TATH)NSiOfili)lliiiiilmiiii'll"i,Il.M.,lc," litub'l.
1JI7 CUc.. &., I'UIil. 137 llrt') . N. V. Kent by mail
vt luid vi ItrauiUK uruKiati. Bi'U4 IwrCltUlOSU
AGENTS WANTED FOB
1'ATUWAIK W
THE HOIaY InATS'D,
lti tutr u full tlt-wrlpttoii jl Palestine, Its History, All.
lliiiltlt.u, liihaMtiiiitM und customs, neenidtiig lu tho
e-ieat DNctivtrlfS recently mado y tho Puli'stliie
l:piorlug Kxpedltlons. It si Us nt Hiflit, stmlfur
our extra tetn.s to Agents, und sro why It m lis fast
er lliun any uthcr hoek, J,' ATIO.NAI. I'l Hl.P III.NU
CO., Phlladclp hi, Pa.
rpill. uiiilcwKiictl, one of tlio I'.xceutors of
L UKOItiii: WHAVIllt, ilece.iscd. olfers at pilvalo
sale, tho MUm log iiluublo pi opert) , to w It :
UX12 TWO-STOllV liiilCIv DWELLING
HOU.S1':,
with out-bullillngs nud lot nttnchotl, blluatcd'on
Main street, Hloomsliurg, Pa. 'ihls houo Is suitable
lor two tamtltes.
ALso one two-story frame dwelling house, with
out.bulldlngs, lrninti stablo and 'good lot uttached.
This pioierty Is opposlto the residence ot tho latu
Dr. Yost.
AI.so, onn two.story.trnmo ilellUig housowltu
stable out-hulldliigs und lot nttuehed situated on
Hoek street, llliioiiisburg, Pa.
ALo, nx Mieiuit lots hliuated on l'ourth Street,
ALSO, a valu.ililo farm situated oiii-.li.ilt mllu ffom
the town of M'lltvcnsMlle, Pu. said farm contains Vtl
at les of land.
I'or terms of sale apply to
oiioiteii; w. coititKi.u i:ocutor,
Kfh, IV, IMm,
Hlooiakbui'g, Pa,
"17X1:1. TTOU'S XOTK'K.
Pj KKTATK 01' JOHN HUATH, DFCFASED,
Iters It'sluiuelitai y 011 the eslnto of Johu Heath,
hilt- tf.littKstiu lowtishlp, t tilumbla count), ik teas
ed, hine bt 1 11 giuiileil bj the lleglster of said county,
tiiiifoi'iie I). Ileutli, ot .li.el.seu low uthlp, C'olumbU
etiunt, Pu, I'.M-ciitor, to Mhtiiunll perens Iiulebt
eel I'isiild esltitu 1110 itiiuehUd tu make paiiiit nt,
uud those Inning clulms or aeiunuus agulnst Iho
sal. I estate will make Iheui knon to the said Hue
utor wllhout delay, lli:oilui; 1), 1 U'.A'l 11.
May 7-ct. Ilxecutor.
tcv
All iH'lsi.ns who may feel necrlevcd bv Iho 1kho
clahslltt altiili i nn liiive tin oppoitiliilty of uppcullng,
li) inet ttiitr the undersigned, on Tuesday, Iho IMh
u.t- hi dtiuo, it ntiiiu Loiiiiuissioiiii Htinite, lu
iiiuniii-uuri,, lioiu v 0 Clock a. 111., m o chick p. 111
Jtuy, SI U
CAUII01T.-HOTI03.-Th9 0EMUI1IS ECITIOW.
8 l V K A N I) 1, A It 0 It S 0 I'
L i"v 1 3sr a- s t o isr e.
(liitludlngtlio "I.ASTJOUHNAI.S,") untiiMsMUillj
-eaia rtiuue uutt'lltult'9. Hisu till- e tiriOSlllt S,
WondcisBud Wtullh of thut iiiuii'louscoiiiitii,iiuii
Is absolutely the onl) new, complete work. Ile-neo
It bellSi lust think, l,ooi tlrst , wieks. s6 m.kes
P)0 rare HliMriillnns. only tj.no. AL,nit hiih7.,i
1 ASPl.lt ItllAW.N, r.1;'.".1,'".'; u"a jwsimo proof. lU'liHMti)
Llelk'ithiiic Appiuljei, I uiiva,, j uuuiuvis, ( uuusoin, ei., rniiautipula, Pa.
A1
1 ).M IX ISTlt ATOH'rf XOT1CK.
tf.riii:oi lAiiuiiisK kiiiiui-.u ute orsiiv-
isoN iaw si mi',
1.1'tui'sot Ailniliilstrnllonoii iho estate ot Catlm
line Kieiimti, lute it Mutllst u township, Columbia
eoiiiitj, ileteitteil, huo vvu urnnte-il Ly the l.ci,ts
lei of said lountv lo Com ml Kituti.tr. t.r Mnnisim
tonnshlp. Allltrsoiis huMng claims tgniiu-t 11. J
estule of Iheiliiiilt'lit ait'leiiiiektrilloiiitniitlhelii
tor setlelnelil, uiul thotrc ll.illbltil to the tll..le tu
use fitly
llliolu tie
Mai'M-iiu
luukti luiyiuthl to tho UliUt'lslniiril t.iiinlr.l-liutor
wllhoui ileluy. eo.NLADKKI.AMl.lt,
Auininisuuior,
CAUTION.
fPHi: pulilie l-i liuely 1111111011111 not to trust
I. luj wile, thnrlollf.en mv areooiit, u I Mill
pay no debts (hut the limy uutim t, uiiussetiiipell.
e'dhla. IIL.MlVW.SllLU.lt.
Ulovuisbuiir, Mnyw h, 'I5-tl.