THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
TUBOOLUMBIAH.
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Kail Itoail Time Tnlilc.
LACKAWANNA & M.OOMSIItMtO KAIL ltOAII
NOIITII. nniiTII
A' 'ommoii.itlonTrnln,,..,,. (i.w a.m. 7.30 A, M.
Mall Train T.iia a. n r,. a v, M
Impress Train 1.14 1', M. 1I.M A. M
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CATAWIS3A 11A11, ItoAl).
south, cnrrit
Accommoilallon Train li.s-i A. M. 7,au 1'. M.
ii siilnr llxprcss 3,M p. M, 11,5.1 A, M.
TlirongU cars on Kxprpss train cither to New Yoi k
or riill.ulelpliln. Aceomtnotl.uioii train runs between
Cittuwissu and llllniiwport.
Mr. K. I'. Mybiii, collector (or tho (.'oMniiiiAv, will
wait upon Uioro luik-uli'il to Hill ofllco for tho pur
imspof ivecUing tlio amounts due. Wotrust that
tliuio Indebted will Iki prcpircit topay wlnttlicy
o'o when ho calls, but It not, they will njtulii bo
t tlli'd upon. It will scarcely bo (Vunnwlulot into
olfcr nil npolmry for linking collections, but tor tho
f jtlst.u tlon ot those desiring It wo will Just sny that
us wo have to pay cash for ctrry thing as wo go our
purao Is not long or deep enough to hold out unless
It Is lepionisncu tutu nomo uegrco in promptness.
There Is point ntul substance. In our report
of court proeeciVmg, lliat make it worth the
lime of any one to read llicni.
Crows have been unusually prevalent about
lUiwlck. Tlio IiuhprmliiU ascribes it to the
condition of Koine of the liorsea of that locality.
D.tviil It. Itandall, Uq., a prominent lawyer
and politician, and formerly a Democratic can
didate for Congress in this district, died nt
Wilkcs-llarre on tho .'lint tilt.
The Berwick band is praised by tho local
paper for extraordinary tfliciency, and tho ex
cellence of its music is ascribed to the ab-ence
of drums and cymbals.
Kvcry DoinoctJl In tho county ought to read
tho Commmax from now till after elation, if
lie never lead it before. Wo aim lo give our
leaders all tho important or interesting news
both general and political.
Thero is general complaint all over the
country of nntiMial numbers of nnt'nuitoiy, and
many places that have never known them
before are annoyed by them now. Tho unusu
ally long lontinued prevalence of southern
wimU is no doubt tho cause. Flies aro atao
unusually plentiful. A few sharp frosts will
be welcome visitors.
Tho Kingston Seminary and Commercial
College is assuming an iiupoitaut place among
the educational institutions of tho Slate.
Though linked together in a business relation
they aro Kcparate school, and the couri-e in
etch is distinct and complete without refeience
to the either. The management and instruction
of both are represented lo be most satisfactory.
Tho barn of Oliver ICvans, of Locust town
ship, was dcstioycd by lire on tho .'id inl., in
cluding all his hay and grain. Probable los
$1,000 light insurance, ilr. lOvans was not at
home at tho time, and the origin of tho fire is
unknown. There were no pen-on except his
wife and children about tho premises at the
time and neither he nor they arc tmokers.
1'rof. S, N. Walker, a practical and compe
tent htcnographer, has been appointed elflieial
reporter by the court. This plan very much
expedites business and in thu end is a mca-uro
of economy. It has been in practice in many
of tho courts of tho State for tome years and w e
believe is every where approved,
l'rof. W. is also reporting a synopsis of the
court proceedings fur tho Ciii.i'Mman-. Al
though our lcpoiK for tho l.i-l two years have
belli mole reliable and sati-foctory than any
other that have been made in this county, we
expect material iinpiovcinent, i-pace however
veiy much limiting the uporter.
AITUAY AT KOIIliSllUWi.
We regret to learn that a K-iious and pnt-ilily
falsi allray ociurrul at llohi.-buig on Tuesday
morning la-t, between Siiniiel llogart and his
lailiet-in-law, Abraham Kline. The parlies
have been on bad leinis and in almo-t a con
stant i-t.itc of ipiarrcl for some years, the unfor
tunate relation extending even into l!ugarl'
family. It is represented that on Tuesday
morning Kline went to iiogart's Mure anil as lie
was abuiit inteiiiig made .some tlucits of per
sonal violence. Jlogart was (.landing in the
iluor anil as Kline eayed to enter the former
giablkil a piich-1'urk from behind the door and
stabbed him in the forehead willi it, pti-hing
Jiim back. How t-eiiotis the injury to the skull
in iv ho we ale not uli.ibly iufeirim.il nt this
inning (Wednesday) but Kline is reported ilia
lying condition, liguit was promptly placed
under arrest.
The miry Kt afloat by i-omtbody who is
jkile indillerint to facts, that one of the de
feated candidates for Trca-uier before the late
Columbia county Democratic convention hail a
iiiiijurfty of delegates instructed for him, the
fame story witli vaiiations that he at any time
had a majority of the delegates pledged to him,
and that other absurd ono that he had a nnjor
ity of the popular vote, aro each and all pure
fiction. Ii'ot one of the delegates who voted for
); Melteynolds was instructed or elected for
any body el-e, except for candidates who with
slrow beeauso they had not Votes enough to give
1hem a fair clianco of nomination. The unsuc
cessful candidate who makes the most fu-s over
his failure did more to defeat him-'clf (by iiu
piudinco, than any man or set of men in the
county.
Ye solid men, tlrlnU but light potations;
Ye soil. I men, m,tl:o but sliui l orations I
XOIUTAL hl'UOOI. INl'IDUXTS.
Tho couimj of iu-truction in the Xunnal
School at llloom.-burg was only comphlely in
terinpleil for two dajs by the binning of one
of the buildings. On Wednesday instruction
was again resinned and carried on as u.-ual, in
tho Uiapptl building. The pupils of coui.-e
have to boatd willi cllucns, who chargo the
same latcs as wife paid at tho school. The
rules of discipline will bo as carefully cnfoietd
as they werei lormerly,
Tho citizens of llloonnbiirg promptly r.ti-ed
anil lialtl over ir-ll.liu for tho leliel of pupils
wlio needed it ill con-upieuee of los of clothing
nnil books, am! mi aeldilluiial amount has been
Mili-eribul that may bo called in if leipilred,
Tho people of llloonisliurg have shown n mo.-t
guitiou-) feeling and strong determination to
keep the school up, at all hazz.trils, and the
Faculty hau- made the utmost illort to get every
thing in wotkiug older again as pioiuptly as
pos; ible.
lill.Uue'lt.VlIU hTAMUXO COMMITTIX.
Tho members of thu .Standing Committee are
reipiested lo meet at the Kxchango Hotel on
Monday the ltith of September, at 10 o'clock a, in,
A full attendance is dwlreel as luislne of
iinpoiuuce is to bo transacted,
W. J. liiCK.U.liw,
Chairman.
The following named petsous tompoeo tho
committee :
l!eavu-M. Slither.
Ilenion K. K. Drvls,
Iii rwlt-h Samuel Chambeillu,
Jlloom K. W. .1. lliukalew.
llloont W. i:. It. Ikekr.
Ilrlaieuek Wm. Luinuit,
1 latuw s.s.i II. J. Iteeder.
Cintralla Thomas (iehrlty.
t'entie II. D. Knurr.
I'i-hlngcreek Slhm McJUmy.
1 lanklin W. 1 MnUr.
(reenwood .lolin l.tgjotl,
Huiilnc,, (i. 1.. Shoemaker,
'a. I, -on Kmanutl Savage.
Locust Isaiah Yiugir.
Jladhon A, .1. C'uiv.
Jliiln Win. T. Sliumau,
-Millllu Sauiuel Snyder,
Montour -John N. lioiden,
Ml, l'l..i-an. -J). It. Appltuian.
Orange J. 1!. lluriuan,
1'ilte I', W. Hones.
Iteailng Cieil. J. II. KHngw.
Sugarloaf R J. Albeikou,
Jicxilt -1 Jlurlnian,
s wlio man will get people Into tho liablj of
believing In his ndvcrtlfcmcnts, by making
their oilers good,
A ceiiiipound of alum nnd salt, In nlmiil equal
pails, It Is said will Invariably curu tooth-ache.
It will cost but liltlo time or money to try It.
Tomatoes have nt length lincned In Sullivan
county. So says the Laporlo )cmotrat of .Sep
tember 1st. Green corn will bo In order before
December, already cooked,
During the present week of court, V, 1, Hill
inyerand Wm. Ilryson, after a proper and lo
them highly credit iblo examination by n com
mittee of attorneys, were admitted to practice
law in the several courts of this county. They
aro young men of promising nbllities, who -.villi
duo care and continued hard sludv will no
doubt become tlllcient lawyers and perhaps
nriiuaiit ornaments to their honorable profes
sion. We aro not informed where either in
tends lo commence business,
People about Marietta, If tho local papers tell
the truth, have only to go out into the river
with boats when black boss junip into their
crafts witli enthusiasm, Ono man claims that
ho gobbled twenty-olio in that way, whit It
weighed from two to Ihrnn iifinmla ,,r.l Vn
once'Iheard an old fisherman telling nbout suck
ers being so plenty in tho Wet llranch nt ono
time that they crowded each other out of tho
water until their tails became sun burnt, but
Hill llarker's dnt-v is villus ibrnun In it...
shade by tho alleged performance of tho black
otss auoui .Marietta, uiving lull laitli, bow
ever, to the statement, wo expect in a year or
In 0 to soc Col. (Irotz compelled either to enlarge
I'ihingcicck or teach his bast to drill in
battalion and inarch for the river, clso they
will load every wagon that attempts to cross
that stream and possibly dispossess ordrownthe
il river I
llfltNINd OP Till: XOItMAt, hCIIOOMlUILDlNII.
The large-t of the Xormal School edifices at
Hiooni'lnirg was burned to the ground on Sat
uiday la-t. It was a four story brick building.
exclu-ive of basement and inclusive of the Man
sard, built in I, form, eaeli wing 111 feet front,
was complete in all its parts, and was erected
in ISO'.), at a cost of $70,000 to 875,000. It was
in-utcd for $.10,000 on the building, but the
fiirnituro and fixtures were without insurance.
Tho fire w.ts at II m t discovered abput i o'clock,
p. in., in tliclth story of the south-east comer
of tho building. Opinions differ as to whether
it originated in a room at that point or in tho
Mansard roof. In any case the latter was tho
cause of the entire destruction of the building
Had there been ordinary water facilities the file
could have been easily extinguished when first
ili'covcred, but in the absence of any, destruc
tion was Inevitable. Alarm waspromptlv given
and neatly all the citizens of the town rushed
it once to the scene of conllagration, but wcto
useful only in saving tho furniture, school
books, clothing of pupil', Ac. .Wo believe tlitso
were mo-tly rescued. Although, as is always
the case at fires, some unduly excited peoplo
did foolish things, the citizens generally as well
as (ho pupils did all in their power to save and
protect property. Temporary quarters for the
pupils were al-o promptly furnished by citizens.
The school can bo carried on (and will be) in
the leuiainiiig building, but the pupils will
have to be boarded in private families until a
new building is erected, and tho faculty will
al-o bo compelled to seek other lodgings and
boaiding quarters.
The loss is a very serious one to the town, to
the stockholders, and to the educational interests
of this Xormal School district. The buildings
had been erected mainly by the generosity and
public spirit of a few of lite citizens of lilooms
burg, but some aid was afterwards obtained
fiom tl'.e State, and tho school was an honor
to the place as well as an item of large in
terest, l'or some years tlio financial business
of the school had been badly managed and it
failed to jield profits, but since it lias been
under the control of Dr. (jriswold as principal,
il has exhibited great prosperity and given high
promi-e of becoming a very succe-ful educa
tional in-titution, Although ju-t opened for
the nuliuun teim, the school was already more
than full, and the new building that is tj be
elected will no doubt be of enlarged proportions,
eoi' uithoul a tle'iU tiniUr box on the top of it.
l'or pro-pects of rebuilding, &c, see proceed
ings of meeling printed in another column.
MIllMAt, SCHOOL MUUTINQ,
Sn-rK.Miiiut tl. The citizens of liloontsburg
convened in the Court House, were called to
order at S a, in., by Judge Klwell. Itev. J, 1'.
Tiistiu was ehu.-iit Vrcsidcnt of the meeting ;
W. 11. Jaeoby, Frank Cooley ami James C.
lliown, Secretaries,
Judge Khvell then briefly addressed the as
sembly, and was followed by Dr. T, I.. (Jris
wold, principal of tho Normal School, Itev. D.J.
Waller, Col. J. (1. Fieezo and others. Com
mittees were appointed to raise funds for the
immediate relief of the principal suM'crers among
the pupils, and lo see about procuring boarding
places for tho-o who should remain. A resolu
tion was unanimously adopted, setting forth the
seiiso of the iticcling as pledging the citizens to
stand by the board of tru-lees in any action
they might take in regaid to rebuilding the
dormitory nnd continuing tho school.
Col. J. O. Freeze read an exhibit of the in
surance on tlio building in several companies
amounting to thirty thousand dollars. It
was also slated that the institution was some
fifty thousand dollars in debt ; that many of
the pupils whose rooms were in the fourth story
nearest the fire, lo-t all, or nearly all, but the
clothes on their back ; that tho reservoir was
full of water which could not ho used for lack
of means to get It to tho fire In time and In suf
ficiently large quantit'ic. Tlio feeling in the
community, as evhleni'etl by the sentiment of
the meeting, is one of dcleimiiiatlon to go on
with the school without intermission, and to
rebuild at once. Dr. liriswold, who was the
heaviest lo-cr in per-onal eU'eels, did not so
much care for himself (older mid better able
from experience lo bear icvcr.so) as for thoso
who had lost all even borrowed liuids and
the savings of hard-earned wages, which they
hail laid by for tho purpose of their education,
The incidents of the conllagration may bo
found among tho items of news in another col
umn, We may say here, however, lliat the
school had begun with the nio-t ll.tlteiing pros
peels for a full session more having alieady
applied for admission than could bo accoiuniu
dated willi lodging at tlio school buildings,
Court IVoceeilliiS").
Monday, Sent, 0. Tho September term of
comt opened litis morning nt ten o'clock
with tho usual returns from constables of
townships, which contained nothing of par
ticular interest, except In tho billowing casos:
M. (J. Woodward, of Uloomsburg, amended
his return to ceiisttro tlio nltin of construc
tion of tho c.tnal bridgoncnr I'axton A liar-
iium's. mill iw to crowning anil unirovitleel
with suilablo itiitiroache.s. Upon tlio rcpro-
seutathm of Mr. Charles U. llarkley that tho
canal comiianv had been duly nuiineil ami
had begun tho work of embanking, agreeing
to finish it In good time, and upon tho ex
jilitiiatloii of Col. J. O. Freezo that, although
tho company had "promised fair," ho could
ot vouch for their performance- being up to
the inaik set by tho town, tho whole- matter
was passed (or tho present, tho court Hired
lug it to bo put in tho way of compelling tho
canal company tit next term itiiloos they
should have- prcviouly complied with tho
1 Of ill imiiiciit of tlio council,
Henry P. Km i r, of Centre, corrected his
return to say "Tlicro is no unlicensed place,
&!,, kept In hi bailiwick," the word no lmv
inadvertently omitted. Several
other lettirns were informal, and therefore
icturiicd to tho coir tables to bo rc-rcturncsi
Klchard Hess, of ,Iackon, returiiciVroads
nnd bridges good with tho exception of new
road to llcttton," and, lu reply to a question
by the court, reported llmt tlio fences wero
down, that ho did not know how long tho
road had been laid, nor until today that it
was opened, had not seen It himself.
Court' "Tell tho supervisor that ho had bet
ter sec to It, and, beforo tho next court, yon
can nsccrtalu for yourself."
Com t. "Mr. Clerk, the) couslablo of Mad
ison townhlp, 5Ir. Mcllrido returns two
pieces of road as lu bad condition, and as
having been neglected after notlco to the su
pervisor to put tticm in order, lie nlo re
ports tho names of witnesses 'on tlio Jersey
town road, Abram Young, A. 1'. Kcster; on
tho other road, John Christian, John llcll
licini' In regard to theso roads. Cause n
subpieiia to bo issued for them, nnd lay an
indictment before tho grand jury."
Subsequently, however, it appearing that
tho roads were affected by recent rains, Mr.
Mcllrido amended his return, removing from
tho supervisors the imputation of blame, and
charging tliosamo upon Providence, tbo tem
porary bad state of tlio roads being conse
quent upon tin "act of God,"
Court. Mr. Crcssler Samuel, of .Scott
township, thero aro any complaints by
any person against this restaurant, for any
violation of law any misconduct let it
come here in tho shape of a petition with the
cvldenco to support it, and tho court can
then hear the case ; but to return, in general
terms, that a restaurant is not needed lliat
is a question that tho court, upon tho evi
dence then given, has already passed upon
when granting tho license. If thero is any
complaint of any specific thing, then we-will
hear petitions and evidence upon tho sub
ject, and take proper action upon it."
Mr. Crcssler. "Well, Judge, it is a com
plaint among the women, and they aro ac
cusing me, and I don't know whether they
are selling liquor or not, it appears that .some
of the men get a little tight on tho way
home ; that's all I've got to say on the sub
ject."
There were a number of "rich things" con
nected with tho constables' returns, but wo
have given a fair specimen which must suf
fice: indeed, wo have nlscady allotted to this
"branch of tho business" more than ils pro
portionate share of space; but we wish to
give people who cannot attend court a sort
of bird's-eyo view of tlio proceedings, some
thing more than tho bare husks of fact : and
as wo have this week addeel to our staff a
shotr-hand repoitcr, wo take this occasion to
"trot him out."
Upon calling court (Judges Klwell and
Monroe on tho bench,) John IC. Clirton, N.
Fowler and Lot Hill wero appointed tip
staves for tho first week, and Isaac Mcllrido
anil Michael Waller for tiic second week.
Commonwealth vs. Samuel Miller. Ke-
cognizance of deft, and Miner Hill for appear
ance of deft, at next .session.
Commonwealth !!. William C. Milnes
iVo pro, allowed, on payment of costs.
Daniel A. Deck ley r.i William II. Iiradlry
cl. nl. Motion to withdraw an appearance
for Lewis II, Gordon,
In rc estate of Samuel Miller. Petition
for a sale of realty. Sale ordered. IJond in
$1,200. It. Fahringer approved as surety.
ltoad in Scott and Ulooni, near Samuel
Shatter's. Report of second reviewers con
firmed nisi.
John 11. Donaldson r.s. II. M. llockman
Report of auditor, making distribution of
tho fund in court, confirmed nisi.
In rc ejtato of Henry Dietrich. Auditor's
report confirmed uiii.
In re estate of Kobert Watts. Report of
sale confirmed nii,
lit the matter of the assignment of Colum
bia Iron and Manufacturing Company. Au
ditor's report, making distribution, confirm
ed nisi.
S. X. Walker was appointed stenographer
for this court, under the Act of A-cmbly oi
loth May 1871.
Commonwealth vs. Jacob S. llindcrlitcr
On motion, the forfeiture taken off, and deft,
and Charles Seman bound, each in $000, for
appearance of deft, at next session.
Commonwealth e. Sarah Stinc. Aoh ycoi.
allow ed, upon payment of costs, $3.1.",
Commonwealth n. Catharine liarry.
Larcucy. A true bill.
Commonwealth r. Ira I'obbins. Son
jiroi. allowed, on payment of costs, $1!5.0.3.
In the matter ot tho assignment of J. J.
lloagland. Inventory of goods set apart to
J. J. lloagland, $:500, confirmed nisi and or
dered to bo published in one newspaper in
liloonisburg for four weeks beforo the next
term.
Petition to change the place of holding
election in ISerwiuk. Ordered that tho elec
tions, general and special, bo held in tlio of
fice now occupied by John McArnnlt,
Commonwealth w. George Fellermaii.--
Recognizance of deft., and Ilcnj. Felternian,
in $000, for appearance of tlcfl. at next .ses
sions.
Report of reviewers of a road in Mt. Pleas
ant, near M. Shatter Vs. Confirmed nisi, and
width of road fixed at thirly-lliieo feet.
Commonwealth rt. Solomon Sliumau.
Nuisance. .V true bill.
Tuesday, Sept. 7, morning session. Char
ter of tlio Millvillo Mutual Firo Imuranee
Company granted and ordered to ho recorded.
Commonwealth e. Solomon Sliumau. In
dictment I'.-r nuisance in fencing up an alley,
Verdict for defendant, tho prosecutor, Wil
liam Sharplcss, to pay co.sts.
In the e-tate of Sol, liuss, Report of talo
confirmed ni.n.
Commonwealth ri, Thos. Gentry. Son
pros, allowed.
Commonwealth rt, David Strauss and J,
llinl. Xot truo bill, County pays costs.
Commonwealth m. Wm. li. IloIIuian.
liill ignored. Prosecutor to pay costs.
Commonwealth n. Calharino ll.tiry.
Verdict, not guilty.
Grand Jury reported public buildings in
good repair, recommend screens for privies,
tnd continuation ol gas pipe into pruthono-
tarv's InsWo oillcc-vuuil.
Commonwealth vs. Gross. Indictment for
lareney. Verdict, not guilty,
SiiinstiT i Jlnri'laso ami l,e:al Titles.
To the 1-Mltor of tho Cobl'MIHAX :
Sir. Your aniniadvcrslons upon a decis
ion of Judo Pierson, of North Carolina, as
to tho trau-l'er of real estate by a woman, on
the cvo of committing matrimony, that such
transfer is in fraud of tho marriage relation.
teem not to be founded upon either law or
cnnltv. Our own supremo Court have hclil
-. . - . . .
and now hold the same doctrine. Air, duel
Justice Lowrio delivered tho opinion of tho
Court, and I quote so much of it as shows
tlio cine Duncan's Appeal 7 r. 07 :
LoWltli; '. J. "Wo feel very sure that no
fraud was intended here, and very probably
tlio arrangement was U'ry discreet and pru
dent; but it was Improper to inako It with
out tlio con-ent of tho intctideil husband.
Common candor forbids that so iiupoitaut a
change In Ids Intended wile's circumstance,
hiii fii her power over her estate, should bo
iniulo without hU consciil.undequily sternly
condemns it as a fiaud upon hU ju.t expec
tations. This prinelplo of equity law stood
tlio tct of expcrlcncu too long to be open to
dlspttto now,
"Nor does our married woman's act of
IRIS nt all tilled the question. It pi events
the niuirkige Ire in updating u- u tm.-ter ol
nny o the wile's property lo the husband,
and it save It tar hertell, Tho platntlll has
thereloio a right to bupposo that ho was mar
rying her with all her legal power over her
estatc.whcrcas by this arrangement it was se
ccrtly clipped Into tho bands of trustees, and
out of her control, jn l befuro tho marrlago
was consummated. This Is nnt.justorrquit
able treatment of the husband. A fraud no
greater than tills would avoid any other
contract than Unit of inarrinRo; but as this
cannot bo avoided, equity avoids the con
track that aro lu fraud ol it." Yours Ac,
J. (I. l'
Notwithstanding tho high authority quot
ed, wo neither appreciate- tlio law or morali
ty of tho decision. Common sense plainly
suggests that an unmarried person not a lu
natie or an idiot may ellsposo of his or her
estate without compromising tho rights of
other parties not actually In interest, nnd It
Is not necessary for tho purchaser (Iftho
grantor ho a single woman) lo make Investi
gation Into tho probability of her future
marrying, or for her to make proof that no
such act is Intended. If that wero really
law, there would not only never be safety in
purchasing properly from nn unmarried wo
man, but it would despoil her of proper con
trol over her own estate. And if it bo law
as to women, why not as to men? Any an
swer to that question shows tho titter absurd
ity of the position, Judgo Lowrio's view
is liko many other decisions of Courts: bas
ed upon whims and not upon nny letter of
law, Ho quotes neither act of A-cmbly or
common mage to sutain his position, but
liases his decision rather upon tho Idea of
the Irishman who married a lady that pos
sessed a largo number of slaves: when aked
by the officiating clergyman, "do you take
this woman to bo your lawfully wedded
wife," ho replied, "yes, bo jabcrs, and tho
unguis too!" If the decision bo just, it is
ba.-ed upon exactly that principle, and makes
the man marry tlio lauds and chattels as well
as tho woman. Tho arrogance of courts in
miikinij laws may not always bo tolerated,
and if this decision comes in tlio way very
often it may require tlio Assembly to repeat
what it has occasionally dono heretofore, lo
wit: pass an act correcting and controlling
tho action of tlio court. We, however,
thank the correspondent for his correction.
l'rnhihitory Temperance.
Dr. J. A. Clark, of Lewisburg, a speaker
of more than common ability, delivered a
political temperance prohibition address
from the steps of the Court House on Mon
day evening last. As ho had no assistance
from cither politicians, blatant tcmperanco
men, (when it helps the Republicans,) or
other activo vorkers,btit little efficient effort
was made to obtain a turn nut, yet the at
tendance was ro.-pcctable, and tho address
was well received by a consielcrable number
of earnest listeners. Aside from the usual
platitudes of temperance orators, Dr. Clark
branched oil' on tho necessity of political
action by men who were earnest and sincere
on tho temperance quc-tion, arraigning both
the Democratic and Republican parties as
hostilu to the cause. So fur as tho De
mocracy aro concerned ho was unjust to
them in stating the position of the party.
It is not liostiio to temperance, but insists
that it is ono of those moral issues tltat aro
best promoted outside of political or govern
mental action, and that it is not proper for
government to invado the domestic circle
and dictate to people what they may or may
not swallow, whether by eating or drinking.
Tho altitude of tlio Republican party is
different it would icgulato people in every
relation of life in which it chooses to dictate,
and govern them in morals and religion a i
well as in all other respects. Tho speaker
charged the Republican leaders with cheat
ing tho temperance men and was severe up
on them for not filling their contract to give
the local option law a three years' trial.
The liloonisburg silver band interrupted
the meeting by playing a few doors above
and below and finally directly in front, in
the latter case drowning out the concluding
remarks of the bpe.tkcr. The proceeding
was a discreditable one on the part of those
engaged in it as well as to the town shabby
and insulting. People m this country have
a right to a-semblo in a peaceable way to
promote any cause they h.ivo at heart and
he who disturbs them attacks ono of the
most sacred of privileges. If this may now
be practiced upon thu temperance men be.
cause they aro weak in numbers, the same
means of annoyance will soon reach all
other voluntary assemblages of people. It
is also the most inellective of all modes of
opposition, invariably leeoiling with power
upon the oll'endei.s. For the good uanio of
llloom.-burg it is hoped the objccliouablo
conduct may not bo repeated. The police
did not do their duty in permitting it.
Who Jlay Vote.
l'or tho benefit of voters wo hero give tho
icqui-ites that must bestr'u-tly followeduniler
the new Constitution, to enable them to vote
at the ensuing election. Wo earnestly hope
that every Democrat will sec that ho has in
every respect entitled himself to vote beforo it
be loo late. Llectioti officers aro hold to a
severe penally if they disregard their duty to
refu-e every vote that does not come before
theiulegally qualified, Do not entriistthcso
important matters to your asse-sor or regi-ler.
They may omit jour name, as they frequent
ly do. See to it ye.iuself,
A foreigner whoeamo to thiscountry under
the ago of eighteen years is entitled to nat
urali.atlon after a rcsideuco in this country
for live years, tho last year of which mint
have been in this State. Such an applicant
require no "llr.-t papers."
A foreigner who arrives at tho ago of eigh
teen, can at any timo after ho lias resided in
this country three j'eais, make his declara
tion to become a citizen ; in other words ho
can take out his "first papers," At any time
subsequent to tivo years thereafter lie can
get his "second papers ;" that U, lie declared
a citizen. Ho must havo icsided lu this
State also at lea-t ono year.
A naturalized citizen, to bo entitled to
vote, must have been declared a citizen, at
least thirty daj prior to election. All persons
who aro entitled to naturalization shouhi tec
that it be dune prior to Uctober 1st, '
Voters inti-t be assessed at least two mouths
prior to the day of election. Tho books aro
closed two mouths piior to tho election, and
no application can bo received thereafter.
All male clticiis between tlio uses of twenty
ono and twenty-two years aro entitled to
vote "upon age," without payment of taxes
Those over the ago of twenty-two years
must havo paid a Stato or county tax within
two years, which tax must havo been useiscd
at least two months before tho election and
paid at leat ono mouth prior to tho election.
See that your taxes are paid on or belure
the Hist day of October.
Young mm who voted "on ago" lat year
should beo that they aro awiCoseel and pay
taxes, as their names are frequently omitted
on tho tax lists,
A citizen to havo tho right to vote, must
haven "residence." A rcidcuco inadill'erent
election elUtrlct from that in which the voter
formerly resided can bo acquired only by
residing in such new election district a period
of at lcat sixty days.
A citizen wlio removes from ono ward or
township to another, alter thu first day of
September and beforo the day of election,
forlells his light to jote in his old district,
and bus nit iicquiic 1 a if" lit to vole in tlio
new, He, theicfo'e, by his own uct disfran
chises himself,- Exchange,
VJNR t't'LTl'lin AND W1NI! MAK1SCI.
Mr. Alfred Speer, of Passaic, N. J., so long
and favorably known tis (lie wine man of New
Jersey, expects a larger yield of grapes this
venrtliau nual.ntid has icducpil (he price of
Ids four year old port v as In bring it within
tho rench of llio poorer families wlio need n
pure and rich wino for iiudliinal pursues,
Mr. Spcer's mode of fermenting and keeping
his wine illlleH from the usual methods. This
Is tlio reason why II Is mi much superior In
quality, but It respilrea four years management
and changing of temperature in order to make
such a perfect lino wino as It is; the knowledge
of changing lo various temperatures at different
limes, and at tho right time, Is where ho hts
tho advantage of g'tllng so lieh a wino without
Ihe use of liquor. Large quantities of Speeds
Port Clrapo Wino have been ordered to South
America, and by luiropeans, Physicians rec
ommend it as superior to most of thu Kuropettn
wines. It is dealt in largely by druggists.
Dmly lirprctn,
r Wyoming Seminary and Comnierci.ll College,
Kingston, i.ttzrrno county, Pa., has accommo
dations for 17o boarders and 1M0 day scholars.
Students received at any lime and charged for
board from llio lime of admission. Mltidents
prepared for college, leaching and bulnes.
Commercial course and telegraphy unsurpassed.
Common Knglisli sludie thoroughly taught.
College preparatory course equal to that of any
other school. Send for a citaloguo and a Com
mercial Journal to Rev. I). Copeland, Ph. I).
Commercial students address l'rof. I.. L,
Spraguc.
Timothy Seed at J. Schuyler it Son's.
simiVxoTick
A splendid slock of Fall Goods just received at
David Lowenbcrg's,
Consisting of it ady made Clothing for Men,
Youilis and Hoys, all of tlio latest
.-tylo and lowest prices.
Tobacco and Confectioneries, wholesale and
retail by M. M. Russcl.
Men's Calf Hoots at K.'lI. Knorr's,
1. W. llartman buys and sells mora nice
Rutter tliiiu any Homo in lilootiidiurir. so sa-
judges of tho aiticle.
Tho largest Slock in tho county to select from
at D. Lowenbcrg's.
Pewter Sand for sale at Rl'sshlV.
Good rloan Coal to be had only of C. W.
Xcal et Pro, 32tf
21 dozen yards Wool Fringe to arrivo this
week at I.utz tO Sloan's.
Torsion Wagon Springs at J. Schuyler A
Son's.
Xcw Goods at Knorr's for fill Irado.
Cheese I Cheese! Cheese! Fine assortment
of Cheese at Itu-tl's.
Rest Calicoes 10 cents, Good quality 8 cents
per yard at I.utz A Sloan's,
For a stylish Ready Made Suit go to I).
I.owcnberg's,
TO WANDA HOOTS ! TOWAXDA I'.OOTSl
Huy ll.cm, try them and ynu will always
want lliein. For sale at McKinncy's whoisso'le
agent for Hurt's fine Shoe-'.
HATsI HATrfl HATS I
Latest Styles !
Lowest Prices I
Largest Stock I
At I). Lowenbcrg's,
Hoots for fall trade at Knorr's just received
try them.
FAHMims, Ati us'i'iox. Rtis.-nt. lakes Hullei
Kggs, Laid and Produco in exchange for goods,
I.W. Ilartman's remodeled store is worth
visiting to buy your Fall Goods.
l'or a Nobby Shiit go to I). Lowenbcrg's,
Don't he worried and nnoyctl with not only a
poor quality of Coal but dirtv and slaty be-iiles,
but buy of C. W. Xi:at. A lino, who deal only
in the best qualities. otf "
Russcl is receiving fresh Watermelons, Can
telopes, liauanas. Ac., daily.
I. W. Ilaitiirin's comer gives new life in ap
pearance outside, and cheap guods inside.
Go to RrssLi.L'.s for your Groceries. He
sells for cash and will not bo undersold.
Klcgant Coats and Ve-ts,
Latest Style,
In Heady Mades,
at D. Lowenbcrg's.
Fine stock of Rubbers at McKinncy's.
Fanners in want of first class articles of
Threshers and Cleaners; al-o, ono and two
horse Tread Powers, call on or address J, M,
llul-hizer, Light Street, Columbia County, Pa.
oin
C. W. Ni:al etllito., spare no expense to'send
out nice Coal. li-tf
Granulated Sugar for sale at Russhl's.
Oat Meal fur sale at Russel's. Call and try it.
When vou go to Philadelphia stop at
the Allegheny Hou-e, No. Sll! and Sl l .Mar
ket sticet; having been recently renovated.
Piico only $2 per day. A, llr.cK,
.March IP, iJi-iy i toprietor.
If you want a first class Farm Wagon,
If you want a Platform Pleasure Wagon,
If joii want an Kliptio Spting Wagon,
If you want a l'lea-uro Wagon,
If you want your Wagon put In good tiim,
If "vou want repairs done good witli short
notice, Go to J. R. Fai'3.
All Coal slated and screened beforo leaving
tlio old establi-hed co.il yard of C. W. Xu.M. A
lino. U'-'tf
Genuine Mason Fruit Jars for sale at 31. M.
Russel's,
COAL, COAL
Ohl IMalilislicil Coal Yard.
C. W. Ni:ai, A lino.. Wholesale A Retail
Dealers In all sizes of tho best qualities o!
Red ami WhLc A-.li Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. 1 lave constantly on hand large
stocks of
Dome.-tie,
Cupola,
JJlacksniith's Anthracite,
liiuiminous,
and Liiiicbnrner's Coal,
lnechd attention given to tin- prepara
tion of conl iiei'.ire lea ing our jrarels. Grain
and Lumber taken In exchange for coal.
Coal delivered lo any part of tlio town at
short notice. Orelorslett at I. W, 3lcKclvy'
storo, or at our olllce, will receive prompt at
tention, omco and atels at w illiam .seal
A Sons' Furnace, Hast Hloomsburg, Your
nutremuifo respectfully solicited,
COAL. 17 tf 23 1 COAL I
TOWN AND COUNTliY
Pes llso.; n o'clock 2 J mlnutcs-sets o o'clock Si
minutes,
o
(loi.ti U nuw rmotea ut a iiroiutuin of about 113 In
other word) green bacKs are about 111 per cent, below
par.
o
Hunk Tifbos, on Parchment and linen paper, com
mon and for AilmliiUrutors, Jlxeioittors anct Trustees,
feir sa!u cheap at the u, cuius oDlee.
'I'lioiisawls of promlslag youths, ot loth sexes, go
tlo.-.n to untimely grauo Hum gi-uerul tlebllliy and
weakness, who liil.'hl botaveu by fuittfylng tlietr
systenu with Iron, the I'iw Ian kkupI un Iron
Tuiilo prepared expressly to supply thW vitalizing
ele meiit, nml is tho only preparation of lion that will
aisluillato ut once with the bioexl.
o-
wiiniiB to Anvi:itnsi:.
A.T, f-towait suys tlio beat aUvettlslug ine-eUut.13
ln bai out tunnel "aro tho oM e.-.tabtlsl:ej oi'ifiuis of
tho twei political parties, at the noveral county ucuU
throughout the I'nton," "Tliese," ho say '-leaelt
cury fun. II;. of tho least acoount In their ueeral
counties, ami aro moro cure fully rood than any other
elajsof Journal." If Mr. Mewurl's JUUVliU'litUe-f
eulue, there Is no elilUe ully In iWcldlug w l.leli pupt r
li is for Hie lute-rest ot biuinosn men to advirilw In
The fut.i'Mi.u Utxociur, upon wlitelitliU paper U
partially fuuud 'd, wus otuUUhud iu IsJJ, mU llii)
t'eii'MiiiAN now enjoys a wider circulation m,4
ya-uttr pro,ptilly thuli It e ter eUd. It goes regukl
ly lutotno lhi.usi.tid fuiiillk s In e'oluiuUa undid
Jilulug cutmiliM, uudby mewl of them U loud lioin
III llr .lto tho last 11 i.e. It U Ihuouly rccoghlaod
oxpuui ul of In all) llo lhajsJUd Ueitocrallo wlera
lu the count. Hylus uuteiiltbou i uls u lust dis
play, thut lui kes llti'iu utlructlH' to Us put runs, thus
eLburlug greater cuuluty tliut they will iwruou
ll.em, WhllHlthetroululIunUitmduubtedl) luuclillio
lar.esl m the cuimn, tli udn-itl-liig i.dts of the
tiiiMii.nN up !" hi, i r ilu.iin. 1 1 eii.i r l-ipi'is
wltULdel., I'.i'.f; nd s .r,dii t"in -niutnth' num.
W of rub Tiber . 1' "SULCI!!' ','!' t f'Tthein
t Ivci, NofhiMvdbu'lnrs nmlivlllne ''CUoIh-b-rt
Ul i tidvettL'.einents In tho toiotiuN tf.
11. P. KPNKIU.S III1TKH WINK OF IIION.
(lives tone to Ihe stomach, Improves tlio appettto
nmi assists dlgi'Stloni rxrhVsttie bunch lu healthy
ad Ion, cxpnlllnn nil the foul humors that contami
nate tho blood, corrupt I ho secretions unci orfenil
tho breath. ItPxcltes the liver lo ft henllliy iftlon
and strengthens the iienes, linrmrilnft Unit glow lo
life Hint proceeds iihme from perfect lionith. Tlitim
nnds In all walks of lite, testify to tho virtues cf this
excellent medicine In ooi roe ting tlio ik-rungi'incnt
otthoillfrrsthoorgnns, (let tho genuine, Hold only
In Jl bottles. Ask for li. 1'. Hunkers lllttcr Wino ot
Iron, nnd Inko no other.
Dvsi-hiftA. Dvst'xrsiA. DriruratA.
11. V. Hunkers Hitter Wino of Iron, astiro cuic for
this disease. It has boon pi escribed dally for many
jesrs In the practice of eminent physicians with tin
pni iillelod success, (symptoms areloMof appetite,
wind nnd rising of food, dryness In mouth, head
ache, dizziness, sleeplessness and low splilts. (let
the irenulne. Not Bold In bulk only ft bottles.
Do sou want soinethlnff lo strengthen you, or a
good appetite? Do j on want lo get rid of nervous
ness? Ho on want energy, sleep well, or bo cured
ot dyspepsia, kllne) or liver disease? Try 11. V,
Kunkel's Hitler Wino of Iron. V. cry bottle gimrati
tecel to do as recommended. Sold only lit Jl bottlou.
Depot nnd omco, sii'.i North Nlntli St., Philadelphia,
l'a, (let tho genuine. Hold by all druggists. Ask
for 11. Y, Kunkel's, nnd lake no other.
Tai i: Woum
ItctnoHil nlleo with hend complete, In from two to
three hours. No fee till removed, by 11. r, Kunkcl
2(i3 North Ninth St., Philadelphia. Heat, pin ami
stomach worms also icmouhI. (.'till and sec j iidvleo
freo, or send for circular. Ask your druggist for
Kunkel's Worm fyrup. l'rlcc, fl pe r bottle.
o
lMrOKTANT linSL'MS rt.UASANTLY ArilIEVi:i.
Althouftlt tho days of Irrational medication aro
happily passing nway, and Intelligent phjslelans
lmvo coasedlo measure the supposed o l cacy ot n
remedy by tho Uolcnco ot Its erfects, thero still Un
frersainong llio older practitioners a few of theso pre
dilections In favor of "heroic" treatment, which It
would bo lucky for their patients It they bad aban
doned, ono ot these Is n rondncss tor administering
drastic piirgatp.es, sucli as blue pill, calomel, Jalap
and castor oil. A contrast of tho efTocts of theso
drenching drugs with tho mild and bonclleleiit oper
ation of Ilostter's Stomal h Hitters, Is tho Very best
argument thut can be adduced against thu whilom
of such destructive treatment. The old fashioned
cathartics convulse tho stomach, and relax tho bow
els so abruptly and copiously nsto weaken llieni,
llostetler's Hitters, on tho contrary, never grlpo tho
Intestines, but produco n l.intlie effect resembling
tho action of nature. At tho same time they removo
thocntisoot constipation, by arousing tho dormant
liver to sccrelo tho bile necessary to tho regular
performance of tho oxtrellvo function, and enable
tlio stomach to thoroughly digest tho tood. Indiges
tion biliousness bating been thus overcome, a legu
lar habit of body Is tho necessary consequence,
which the occasional subsequent usoot the Hitlers
rendera permanent. Kvcry ellsagrecablo sjmrtom
which, lu thu absence of perfect digestion and evac
uation, hairasses tho & stein, vanishes under tho
Inlluenco of tlio great national stomachic and altera
tlu Ilenltli nnd Igor are tw In blessings that fol
low Us use.
o
SCIIEITK'S lTl.MON'lC SYIIIT, TOlt TIIK Cl'Iill
Of CONSUMPTION, COt'OIlS AND COLDS.
Tho gieat, vliluo of tills medicine Is all that It Up.
c lis tho matter and throws It out ot tho system, pu
lilies the blood, and thus effects n cme.
flCllKKCIs'S MIA Wkiui Toxic, i ok the CLiu: or Dvs-i-Ersie,
IxoinnsTtoN, Ac.
Tho Tonic piortuees a healthy action of tho stom
ach, ereatlnsan appetite, forming chjle, and curing
the most obstinate eases ot Indigestion.
SCIIBNCK'S MAXIUKKE PlI.I.S, I'Oll THE Ct'llC OF LlVKI!
COltrt.AIST, Ac.
Theso pills aro alterative, and produco a healthy
action of tlio liver without the least danger, ns they
are free from calomel, and yet laore ellaelous In le
ttering a healthy action of tlio liver.
Then; remeetles are a certain cure forconsumptlon,
as tho pulmonic Sjiup llpenstho uiuucrnnd puil
tles tno bloel. 'Ihe Mandrake l'llls act upon tho
liter, create a healthy bile, nnd remove all disease of
the liver, ottenn cause it consumption. Tho Sea
Weed Tonic gives lino and si rengtlt to tho stomarh,
makes a good digestion, and enables tho organs to
loiin good blood; and thus creates aheallhyclrculj
tlon of healthy blood. Tho combined net Ion ot thcfco
medicines, aro tints e.i Dined, will euro cury caso
ot consumption, If taken In time, and tho tiso of tho
luedldno picstru'd In,
Tim m;sT I'ttisTiNa ortTci:.
Thi present Is n good opportunity to remind the
fi lends of tlio paper, undtlio public generally, that
tlio Coii'Mui n Jou 1'itiNTiMi OtTici: has no superior
In this section, and, In some respects, Is without an
equal. Durlug the last jeur we have completely re
newed our tpcs and mado birj;e uddltlons, and It Is
no Idle boa it to say that we havo now tbo nest
Presses, the best Assortment of Tpn, tile Host
Mod: ct IMpcr, Curds, Ice., and llio Hest Workmen lu
llio country. Our woikmeu aie specially adapted ror
their places, and wo make It a point t j always gleo
our customers a neat, correct and satisfactory Job.
We do not e t.dm to do work for less than others, but
will wai rant It to boas cheap as can bo done any
where and leld n decent prollt. All w ho are In need
of .lob 1'ilntliigotuny Mud Plain cr In Colors-will
tlnel It to their Interest to (five tlio coixiir.i is ot'.leu
n trial. We have oa hand every t.ulety of c.nd.s,
Paper, lu:, KiocIoik's, Tag.s, &c, that Is llkelv to bo
called for, and can furnish any quantity or ttj lo of
v.-oi 1: on sliort notice. HludlLg to oreter. tf.
o
Tilt: Ml'I.TIPUCATIOS' OV DISEASES.
Diseases multiply. Ono begets another. A trif
ling indisposition may, tlieiefore, oi Iglnate acompll
c.ition if dangerous maladies. Indigestion begets
far moro formidable diseases', a inttltttudo cf nil
montsaro traceable to constipation; four and aguo
unhinges tlio entire sjbteni, and Is therefore tho
source of tho protean ailments -widen affect that
ponton of the human crgnnlnn. Ilostetter's stom
ach Hitters, howeuT, whether lesoited to at tho In
ception of thoso disorders of the Mom uh, bowels or
liver, width give bit tli to the majotltyof diseases
and disabilities, or taken w lien they have llpcn-M
Into formidable maturity, aro alike powerful lo cure.
The pioeessof iccotery Is, ot court. longer when
the maliuly has g.ilued headway, but It Is nono tho
less certatn. DyspcpMa, constipation, blljti-ness
kidney complaints ami Intel mllleut fee or, Invaria
bly j leld to the operation of tho great alterative and
Unlgorant.
Juries for Sept. Term, 1875.
TKAYKUSK .lUnOHri.
SKCOMI IVICK,
Mucin A. .1. r.vuiis, W. s. Conner, c, M, Knorr.
Hern lik Lewis Kurtz, 1). c, Mcllenry, Mordtcal
Jackson.
Heiiton John Keier.
Heaver Nathaniel Hrcdbcndcr, Conrad Hrcdben
der. Hrliiivn el: Wm. 11. irons, Curtrlulit.
e atawL-si Henjandn Uumdl, b-ulali John, John
Jliiiseli, M. V. li. Kiln., .lulm I., islmnur., C. V,'.
Melii l.
1 ei.lix--(len. II, Hess, Wm, Dennis, 11, D, Klioir,
ITsiiiuc'cieek iiuuiel Smith, l.lojii l'uiver, Hiram
crawtord, peter Hess
(iri-ent.ood Matthias Kline,
Ili-iidiKk-Ivter Wi'ikhi'lMT, sr.
Jaekson-John liantz, A. J. Deri'.
Madlsun John Allen.
Mt , Pleasant Mitmiel Nolton.
MUlllii-Johii Wlnterstecn.
Jloiituitr Alfred Iwln.
Orange Julin Vatdlew,
heul I - Jacob Terwllli ccr,
Sil.-iitloaf Win. A. I.llo.
T 1ST OK CAl'SKS roil TllIAl.ATSKP
(j TKMUEItTliltM.IWr..
SKI'ONl) WEEK,
Attroii lijrrel vs Tlio Ljcouuatf Tiro Insuronco com
pany.
William T. Audrows vs p. P. SoyVjert.
n. li, (iuu h v.. Mcl.'ivuily,
I'lnt National luuk ot UlooonwUitnr vi Charles
Iis et ul.
rirst Nutu n.ti D.mk or Ploomaburir va Jeiso I, lileo.
U'U Kliili y i ... s. e uii.plitll.
A. T. lRi-Icr vh .lunus Doty,
.lolni lluacui'k vh, Jenuiii Duty,
I'jriVe, Mm kiv a drier n il. o. crovellnj.
I'liti Nutlon.il Dual; ol Uluuiniburf; vh (luorjo Cava,
neu, ct ut,
Clui'lta M. Marplo'ii llxr'd. vs i:iim Jaeoliy.
Sanmi'l .1. i'umj v Juiiud Duty.
Wllsun (.lbbcns s Jouua Duty,
Jl. ( !. lliiflii'ii vs Je'bip 1), llli'e,
M. (I. Hiik'tie t, Osear I i:nt.
I v. m Is v Joaiw Doty.
Jtdv llurtmnu t Jonas Doty.
II. I'alv in UulililuH vs KlUliu Miultr, ct ill,
V.Lsllliii Iluoiin vs II, 0, 1'rctollnv.
.lull!! J. Mt'lIeT.ry v D. l a w. II. Jt, Co,
I'utlioilui' JlosttlU'i' vh Atitliony Sliiit'oy.
Iie'iij,iuitii wiiittivte'fu h Vi'llllam Houghton,
Kt cy Julin vh II. (i, ( rtU'ltiijf, et nl.
jnt.is Mlllt-r vi I'lillaUtlpliU a Ittaeimif 1U11 lioaa Co,
.Mm Mri'ull.i h l.. r.. v lluorno Luoci,
I'liurliH v. rruiit.' uv, vh Simon Cl.arlei.
Kfiy & Uodtuu v.i s, J, I'uux', ct al.
Hit ruiilerH Ailm'r., vh sylveister lalem AeltnT,
Tim Keiw Mower wid Jioanvr Co., use, va J, s,
Turnuaciu
D, r, .Sfybt'it vh I'lilllp Ariploinan.
Mury McA'urue' i, us, va Slinon V, Kue, ct al,
lltlt'lll'l ItobbllMI SlutnileHH Hon.
Dulil J. WullorvH 1'lrut Nutloiuil lUuKot IHoorrm.
liurif.
JusfiUi It. Evans vs Elian (ilKr,
i:. l Krui.ior vncbailew it. iiurtioH,
Mlltoii (.'UurlOH va J, 1), Jtlen, et nl. (
I r.itu'ls lllclicrt iiho, vh W, ll. llilnboia, ct al,
Jew t'ok-UWU H Tlltl TotVIl of illOOlUHbUrtf.
Isiiuf Ytiier vh Jacob (ittlbiKHAilin'r.
i:it.iUtit v. baiidem h WlllUtn vliecKlwly.
v. lULims x clittlt.iutvH i:. 1). nulu.
Xi Isdu UrauUeiu vh William T, blmiuau,
AltiuiH e i.lu'n ut,u, h Tliuiiius II. Cole, u rre tuuaiit,
Allliut. t'olu'H IW, H TllouiOH II. l'all, tonu telutit.
Allu ! e'tk'H iibc, s 'I liHimis ll, ( ole, terra teitout.
V, UU..U1 MUuch vh iltcliaei (iruur, bkerltl.
11. l". twin,
Huc.iiisb'ir', Ant, ta to, I'rotboiiotory.
'i"iv,iivi i i.i'l;s r., ..,,,1
f J .ill' Hi- l "U'i , j v i' iim ., ,m j,- ,uii: ut
tli (oi.t J1UUN win v. All MiulTiTi .itt iriicyH Uuaka
hi lu r kept oil buna or pi laua to erUtr.
IvTZETW GOODS
RECENTLY RECEIVED.
BLACK CASHMERKS,
NEW MUSLINS,
COLL AKS AND CUFFS,
NECKTIES, llUCiriNGS,
BACK COM US,
LADIES NEW KID GAUNTLETS.
NICE ASSORTMENT DRESS GOODS PROM 25
CENTS AND UPWARDS.
NEW FAWj PKINTS TO AURIVE THIS WEI3K
AT THE POP UL All CASH STORE OF
W. P. JONES & CO.,
Cj&TAOTXSSil, PJL.
LAYTON HUNVON.
HARDWARE STORE.
jAYTON RONYON, e CO., BLOOMSBlJjlG.PA.
keeps constantly on hand n Full and Complete Stock of
HEAVf SHELF H-A.K.IJ-W.IS,
which ro will sell to the Public at Prices so Low a3 lo defy competition.
OUH STOCK CONSISTS IN PA11T OFJ Z2
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS,
MECHANICS TOOLS AND AGEIOULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
of all Grades and Latest Improvements,
BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS, ANVILS, SLEDGES, and HAMMERS.
Bunion's Horse and Mule Shoes, Horse Nails, &c,
PATENT WHEELS, OLD'S AND WARNER'S PATENTS,
Spokes, Heavy and Light, Carriage Mallebcls,
AxleSj Springs, Gum and Oil Clotlis, Valentines Varnishes, Spirits
lurpentinc,
and a general Stocl: of
WAGON AND C A1UU
iuilding Materials, such as DUNCANNON NAILS, Lewis' Lead,
3cst Colors, Pure Oils, itc., as low as they can be bought in the county.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
LAYTON RUNYON Si CO
Mario, is.n-tf.
NEW HARDWARE STORE!
bUCOKR'SOHS TO J. V. WIDKMAX ec CO.,
WMIPE) LARGEST STOCK
'dL --'-; ; 1 7 tslr HEAVY
(,' fitiinilets, CmiKes-, 'JVcer-frs, Pliers. r.Pijl
i.ats'I'iils anil Kettlv.i, 1'uns anil Friers
I V
rtfy-l All tiling
r nil .orU of buyer-. WWmWm
"g- - -- ' JZm&P T the County.
We have aUo added to our Stock
?mm WHEELS & S!
WHBSLBAKSOWS,
OTJli STOCK IS COMPLETE
Tu all its Branches, Carefully Selected and l'urcliatcd low for Cash giving
Advantages for Selling which can not be excelled by any other
Hardware Store in the Country.
GIVE US A GALL AND
Wq fiUAllAXTKE both in miCE and QUALITY of our Goods.
The Largest Store in the Country.
J. SCHUYLER
March ts.'.s-y
HgE;! and GOLD GOIM PRE
Cmlth'a "HlMt Cress Devtlar." !
fii. n!.u
or nil. li lK.no ot ihtwo titles tint U mru le
,cw, ffjii'tlMly in It ni'iiprotiriato ii-r pny
fr.j Uiior Tart or t'i
t-riri twronu rida
gyil out , wnii tlx 'y.io
7.t94 vator" OxJ lo. You
i'Vivti n 'Ua our
any ntliiT ti.lt nt I'ainl lituiiiy. It 1 imo r.r t'.m
lenilln rustumcHuf imr cily. flu "I""'- lau)'
will flnUlt xM"'W0i Jmtlli'i ffpri'tcli irm llmt
1 u till,r jou fnktci
i it rU J. JlkfH ttl.e
I klt Ircri ilia iiiiu.
I tl TvOOpH thciklrt tu
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tlicovml.ii 1 1,)
sj. or in.) hiiii,
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rliier.aUo TJatinor, it dwwi
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Btrftli-ht front." H Bavea mor
I iau Tn Timtit itwCofit, l(fn I
(haoc i iroin One Urcd anctlicr.
rricf , ceuti eiifit. Mulled,
in 'i pim.i lor
nan ts, wnli loiUtnoiiti, -artB.
N'o, nl uM'rkui, al.'l; 1 .ittf il. "Itll
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s.lni m-iwU ijj.'io 'iii ts.'iiH ono jcai''H subsfi Union to llio
TATTiiltN 11A.AAU.'
ETfTE
SMITH'S
HUH Ul j
ill
FINE ARTS and POLITE Literature.
tilualo Copies 25 CniitH.
Knlwrtptlan l'rlc.'. Rt a "ir, im.t.imll, IiioIipIIiir it
jiri'mluni "rTna Hollar. eurili ui in.ui.uiivu to eiuclt
ruuseriucr.
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Xj.i-i M-.ttli 1.1 i'aturui.Kii.Mri.i.j.
rf-iirs "Is .t uirirW.II llinvi.rv Ulliifit.
uiiKt iicauiiiai. aiti'ai'tive iiui;;a.iiie tu Smith's IllustratoS. Pattern Bazaar
lu funnel in litis iiiiiiiiry, ami etery iir-i s.uiipio cop, s-.fent-.
Mill Wilt) lii'Silts Willi lalcillj; II, Will' sutis rlptlon I'rlmi, Jl.i'iayt.u', po tpatit,
NKVKIt iliscuu'.iauu it while it is puli-, imn il')il.ir'.i wortunt r.iturusgneutucacli
lUlli'il. 'sabscrlWr trcu a. piv:iilir.n.
$4,500.00 in Gold Coin to Givo Away !
Wi' nllt kH. ii.iNMi.io In e.iil.l) ems' in tw Vi- vl 1 tsua i..vw.iM (ieil.l) t'tiis lo 133 per.
p. rsniis v h i ml us Un- lii.-.kl iiuiuIht nt stun vliiihunl in tlw l.iruckt nmuUr lit seil)-hiilni-rli.1
rs lomir "HnilUtt l'ushlni.k, ' .it j soillim'i tu mil' "UaiAir," at JUO until, bctoru
ui'li, l'i tme Mnii'li ti, is'ii. Mmrli i, ihiii.
s lunuMM t u eiiu e,e tie i - np ut i ui
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Hit Utl'iii it i lllu
4tli I ni'irist cluli. ...
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t ill l.nHf.-.-t i lulj .. ..
till l.unftst i lull. . . .
kill 1 ,11'VUHl. e lull
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a.i.in lu (lul I l'uIii.
w.n lutiolileiulu,
Hill l.'.rirril ruin.
(Hill do em 10 tliu i.'.tli UrsTkt club.
VtH" ma k nr'iiilum t ir eii i rv sutn.'i ltii'r s tut
IHJIIlll. till ktf liOlU UOIIl I IIM-Uls Ulll19 will IHl 10111UI ,11 mil U'lljfUl HI llltl .ipiUUllkT lllllll.
tier, tHikt io. tl.11 tiiuiiew uu 1 1'. (., tul.lin.v-'s ut trj wrous to n uoiit wo liuvei tut iulJ ti.rw.
11 1 In Hull, uu'uruliii; louitr in tMnu ulturs. Voue-nii mltn tuutio or nil unborn, uael thuy will
lull you mat ho uo iw ve proinUi'.
V'IT I) I) lsj'll way li luHi'ii.l vnur emu HLbse'rlnttuii 1 1 tliltrr of our MJiTuluus, when
I y U li 1)1 JO 1 ou "III not 1 in' lira iiiiiub.T 11 ml .Miurivreiiloiiuweit iin iuluinii, wliluli
miu can bluiw. uu 1 ui
l ei-tiu for unu ouiiy,
Suml aUmii fur I'.nlil
V. O. Kox GOSS.
TllKKKNXKSAWGAZK'rrK,
A MONTHLY I .el'Ull, 1'1'CUlilll.U AT
ATLANTA, OA.
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l)i v it el I It 1I.1, a Mi ! M . I.l'i nturn, Wlltiml
lluim r. j ti'ni pir jtur cliroiuu loevery bub
truuiT, AudiiiS Uknkuaw (iazm-ik,
Atliuiui, lia.
CIIA1ILE3 W. 11UNYON.
OILS, GLASS and PUTTY,
AGE MAKERS GOODS1
lCee;i on Hand tlio
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
& SON, Bloomslnirg, Pa.
r- Jinmn wtna tlio admiraito'i
m2fS&m SH K . f AH w ATft?
form way f.'tl tlivy cmiicvit po uilMnjtasi;oj-ly
'i'i..,. if.ti.ii,,,!. .jihr t..b ler Miami :
urapisi to tur.nn wieiu iuta
evituu may no m i.
r.iiqi.lrcariyariUuf
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Art iuuiiws t to tiiu eii'iicr-up ot ilia
..iri:i'.st e'lub
..J'l'wuii lit (iuia coin.
'in UiiKi'kt cluli
SI lirei'-t club
Jill l.irfci'kl I'liib .
Mil l.uivisl i'liib....
Mil l...in a eiub
lilt Ijlli'.sl cluli
Mil Lai.e'st cluli
VUl l.uvkt flub
1 tli l.irk'ont iluU
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. UM.IkltU (lllllll ulll,
. 1'ffi HO III (K)lll t'lilll,
. lui.eu, tit e'.ul.l eoln,
. :vhIu Hotel I'Mu,
, M.tm lit (lolil colli.
. ive.'iii lit tl. Kt i ulil.
, Vh.e'U In (Iulil tot ll.
, va.iiu lu t.olil colli,
. lli.i li In (l.jhl coin.
nil! i.ar.'n.i eiuu
nii.lnri on to tlio l.Uil lu xo! club,
solid us,
AN l) nvt'ry ktiiM rtiwr i ts a nivmiuui.
oti.'i Iwla t'ottliu,' saLuti-llK'rj. ur n.uil u ceuts
ill i'aluli.,'ii ',
rst-s 'atui-fc. pt
. ikmM
A. MJRDETT SMITH,
0X1 itiondway, INTcw "STork OItyt
GEOBtrlA S rLORIDA!BiiT"SS
fclmulil bubM'ilbu fur II10M0KMM1 M s, rubUsluelttt
Siiiuiiuuli, (lu, l)ull, tlOi Vietl.A, ier utiuutii,
Aelvi riiM'is ilt'hlilnf eustiiiufis lu imm Mali a,
slu ulil use' Its niluma Jl Is tin' best paper lu tlio
suiain ast. Hpt'iluitit eiiptib n ut 011 ntttpt ct 0
lei.U. AUdr a J, 11, l11LL, hu,'.iinab, Uu,
I.A.N K MOUTOAUKS foreuleUuaiiattlio
t'ou'buusoaicti.