THIS COLTMBLVN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COL NTY, PA.
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Accommodation Train fi.M A.M.
Itegiitar Kxprcts 3,M r. M.
form
1,30 1'. M,
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Tlirnnith cars on Exnrr-M train either to New York
or I'hlliutolphla. Accommodation train runs between
(lulawlm ami Willlnnnnort.
THK UAMTAIC1N COf.UMHtAN
TO Dr.MOCUATKl VOTHIW.
Vo will Kciul llio Cot.UMiilAN tn perron In
lliW comity fromllio firtt of J lino until nfter tlio
November election for 7o conl-i, nuh ii
twite. 'l'U barely covers tlio cnt of llio jm
jier. Kvery' family kIioiiIiI e!B tliU inportii
lilly. Oit r C "t ii t on til .tl letter gives all tlio news
of the (Ireat I'xlilliillon, nml In iiililillon to
llial, llio lining of tlio different state cotivtn
lioiitof both iKtrtli, the national convcnlioin
nt fit. T,oul nml Cineiiiiuli anil nil tlio imt't I
nnt news of llioeamp.ili,'ii will he given weekly.
If you take tiio ppcr, show tlii-t t" your h.-lgli-lior-t
j If not, mini f5 icon to 'fur. Cot.fMniAN
ll!oonilurg Paainl get n gnnil liew?jnpir for
nix month at one fourth 1cm tliaii ti-u :1 intcs
tf.
The Central Hook Store 1 located In the
l'ost-ollieu. F. M. Kvorctt i mnnuge'r.
W. Howell, dentist, ofl'eis his 6erviccs to tlio
luihlie. See card.
Hon. II. U Dk'fleiibaeli 1 spending a few
days In town.
David IiOwenherK lias n splendid assortment
(pf spring nnd summer goods tor evcrjbmly.
Call nml oramine them.
Quito a number of our citizen nro nt the
Centennial Exhibition, and more will go next
w cek.
Michael Dougherty, ofltnpert, Unbuilding
and improving hi hotel property. As a land
lord ho is attentive and obliging.
"Wc have beard of no arrangements for De
coration Day. Suicly the occasion will not be
pel milted to pass unnoticed.
The Kxccntivo committor of tho Agricultural
Society, nt ft meeting on May 20th, decided to
hold n fair on the 11th, 12th and l!Uh of Octo
ber, 1370.
5 IThe Supervisors of Scott Townhip have'put
up sign boards on all the. roads in the township.
This is commendable and ought to be imitated
throughout the county.
The corner-stone of tlio new church to take
the place of old Ft. Gabriel's, recently burned
down, was laid with appropriate ceremonies on
Tuesday last.
The members of the Illoomshurg Cornet
Hand will give an ciiteitainment in the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, the ,10th inst. The
public is invited.
ir l.Mivnrd F.lwL'll. Probato .ImJge of
Dodgo County, WIscohmii, and his son, of Mil
waukee, spent a few days in town lat week vis
iting friends.
Wc understand.!. H. Station ha leen em
ployed by the Jackson anil Woodiu Manufac
turing Co., lofuiperintcnd their lumber depart
ment in Snyder county.
Wc have received the June number of ll'i'ifr
.W-cfor children. It is a sprightly little
mag.uiiif, tuitid by Kllal'arnian.anU continms
lltnco and favor. Published
to grow m
monthly by I). Lothrop & Co.
year.
lioton at S2 per
FiSTiVAi,. There will be a Church Vt-tival
held (D.V.)at Asbnry, .lune ,'S, afternoon and
night. Proceeds to meet a debt on paisonage.
The public are coitlially iiiviuu.
Hi-.nhy S. Mi:siii:shai.i.
, Pastor.
r. U rl.c.inor ill the Ion;: run to get ami
Hntl,lnfr.cvcn at a high price ; bow much bet
i,.,. m rvt it both good and at the extremely low
prices charged by Wanamaktr & Ihown, Oih
and Market, Philadelphia.
Mortimer Wliitchca.l, Master of Xew Jersey
State Uriinge, will address the people at the
(IrniiL't! Pic-nic, Kupcrt Station, Friday June
1&70. Come and hear him.
K. M. Tr.w Ksnunv,
Sec. Dis't. (J. Xo. 5, P. of II.
The Xormal Mentor closes its first year with
H, e Mav number. It is published in the inter
f,t of the Normal School, last year by the two
literary societies, biillhe coining year the l'lulo-
i I....- ,ill jsmiic entire control, u i neat
y printi d. and gives all the school news.
wUli the Memtor success.
Wt
l'tnna. Jletcira. The annual meeting of llio
v. l!.i,rvii Association will be held this year
... ii,lln,lli,lii:i on Juno 7th. Tho reunion of
llm , r.nv lit the Potomac will be held Ihe fol
lowing day. Any of the Kcserves from this
County who propose to attend arc requested to
notify Capt. llrockway.
The firaml Jury of Columbia Co., recommend
the building of a new jail, t on y law a pns
r.,.r mi., i.kdit lo ilit! out. Mountutn i.chu.
nr roleiiinorarv docs ii proud, hut the fact
is that it is difficult for a pri-oner to stay in if
1, . ..vmis tn. A trooel sized man tlare not lean
against tho wall for fear of falling out
Wo believe the editor of the FAo i mi-taken
in writing tho following item at least he should
L'lvo tho name of the author:
A Ilenton, Pa, sign read thus: 'm. Smith
teacher of cowlillions and other dances
i.rnmar taut in tlie lieeltst manner fresh salt
herriii on draft likewise (iodfrcv twdial
..(..j Lnc,,m. ,iti,l nilipr t'lirden true K N. I.
bawl on friday nite prayer met tin chucfday
also salme sinclii bv the tiuire," "Wonder if that
fellow doesn't etlit a paper?
Tho Luminary learns that Kusscl Shultz, of
Ilentun township, Coliimbia county, hns reeeiv
cd tho contract for carrying tho mail between
Arnnnv mill Cambria. I.IIZCrno COUtlty, via
T.!itrdsvlllo. Unlivville and Ilenton. Tlio con
tract goes into effect July let, and It i reported
that Mr. S. Intends to do the whole service on
foot. This will necessitate a icgular weekly
walk of about one bundled miles, and it i
thought that about two trips will put a stop to
lliat lionseiiso.
Wo give elsewhere n synopsis of tlio new
game law. It will bo men lint fishing with
hois in anv Inland sticani is prohibited. CVr
tain parties do not appear to think thU npp'ie
lo I'lsbliitr creek. Tlio blaek bass Unit wire
placed in that stream some time ago have! nev
cr been beaiil of, nnd piobubly never will be
ns the sticani is boidereel almost nightly with
persons fishing in this iiulawlul manner. If n
few of them could be upprihinded, it wight bo
a good thing.
It may be as will for our business men and
others, to keep a lookout on pennies that nro
passed for five-lint pieces. They nro in circa
latlon. It is supposed fieun liio appeariinie of
the coin that Ihe manner of making them it by
healing pennies of llio elato of 1850 e.r '(ill,
which are known as ihe "white lilekles," Af
tcr be'Ing heated, Iheeoins nro placed between
two live cent phecs, after which ihey me put
into a vice or under u piew, mid Ihe result!
tbut llio pennies lire Mpieeze! out to tlio cleslrid
the, receiving the Impression of uud looking
lo wclhwuiM bvcetnt pieces.
llcrwiek will obscrvo Decoration Day with
nppropriato ceremonies. Col. 0. 0. .Inckion
will deliver nn orntion, nnd Co . A. 1). Scclv In
chief niarslinll for llio occnion, Kxciirslnn
tle1(et9 will be lucd on tho I,, & II. It. I!.
Tlio procession will form nt 130 p. m,
Mr. Michael i-'ortloti, n freight conductor on
the I & II,, wa fovercly butt wbllo coupling
gontloliu nt Ilcrwiek on Inst .Saturday. When
lie was brought lo hi homo nt tbl placa Id In
juries were c,oultleicil ilittigcrout, but wu are
glad to Mate that ho Is recovering, Xortkvm
btilttnrf J',en,
Wc have discovered the spot whero lawyers
hnttilti congregate. The rhlnk of projected
quoit, and llm rattling of pennies, nn (lie west
shlo of tho Court House tell tho story. There
men few legal gentlemen who am not ofleti
found In the crowd, but this I nccoiinted for by
the supposition llnl they Imvo no pennies. Wu
don't go thero oiiiselves.
Never give up a thoica hut decaying roo
liti-di till you have tried watering two or three
times with soot tea. T.ifco soot from the cliini
ney or stove in which wood Is used, pour boil
ing water a second llmo on tlio soot. Tlio
sin oh will iiiiekly end out Ibrlfiy shoots, thu
leaves will Linmic linen and thick, and the
blossom will be larger anil lielici- than ever
before.
l'.linons C'ol.li.MlilAX, How comes it that
CI voles were ca-t for Secietary at tlio Agricul
tnril Suciiiy lueitiug In-t Saturday when only
ill mill were in the room V
(jiUNUKIl.
We give it up. If only 51 person were in
the room during the b.ileoling, some person-"
lini't have voted twice, or else havo tUpo'ltul
more than one ballot. Tho ruh to otuwa
such that it wa Impossible for the tellers to de
tect unfairness.
A new swindle, now extensively practiced,
piinclpilly in country towns, is the sale of ab
most worthies dry goods by trickery, A ped
dler calls upon a farmer nnd shows a large bun
die of assorted cloth, and represents hiiii'df a
1 1 1 e agent of a bankrupt firm in Kngland, He
says that under a special provision of the reve
nue laws, remi.ants in packages of not less
worth than $150 each may be imported free of
inly, thus saving about seventy per cent. The
purchaser of tho lot ically pays double instead
of half the value of Ihe goods.
On Wednesday of last week the public school
of Illoomshurg closed after a term of eight
month. At the Thiid Street School there was
public entertainment given by the united
schools of the building which upon (he whole
was ycry good, tho children doing credit to
themselves and their teachers. Especially was
this so with the smaller ones. Tho house wa
filled. The singing and recitation were good,
The paper of biographical sketches and ono on
the chronology of tho school were interesting.
but too long. I.illie's Dream "wa excellent
The schools of the Town have been doing a good
work during tlio past winter.
Paiu.ok Matciiim. Legislation sliould be
resorted to, in older lo prevent llio manufacture
nnd sale of what are commonly known n "par
lor matches." Wo are satisfied that a largo
number of fire are caused by their common
ue. They may be carried into boles by mice
and ignited, or may lie lit by coming into con
tact with any substance. They nro especially
lnngerous in the hands of children. A short
lime ago a box full tell to the lloor in the Kx
change Hotel nnd ignited at once, and (lie same
thing orcurred in ihi office last week, when a
box of them accidentally fell from a table to Ihe
lloor. Their use should be not only diseourag
ctl, but actually prohibited.
How to Maki: A Fi.au. Person who tl
siro to make their own ll.igs lor the coming
Finn th of July 'must remember that certain
proportion should bo observed in their manii
faclure. Any one can find llio pioper propor
lions from the following data: The Uniit
States garrison flag is iLiity-six feet "lly"(long
ami twenty feet l.oist (wide), or in that propor
lion, the width being fivt-tiintlis of the length,
The "union,'1 or blue field, is in length of one
third the length of the flag, and extend in
width to the lower edge of the fourth led itripe
from the top. Theio aic thirteen stripes, be
ginning and ci.iling with rcil, the garrison
flag is the only ono usually taken as the stand
aul for making lings for private use or decora1
tion.
MiKrr.iNVtl.i.i: May 22, 1S7G
Mist.. I.lirioii". 1 saw our statement m
the la-t naner sf-ndiiifr tlio ( Viia'MUlAN lo anv
person until Nov. f.r seventy live cent. Will
you please send me tiie paper on those condi
tiou. 1 consider it Ihe paper ,ot Hie Uoaiily. 1
am a citizen ol .Milllinvillc ju-t commencing
and must have the paper. Please oblige', yours
The above is one of a number of similar let
ters which we have received during the past
week. It I gratifying to know that tho CtiLUM
WAN is appreciated. Kveiy intelligent citizen of
the county who docs not nlieady take a paper,
should follow the exainpleof our young friend
fiom Milllin. An opportunity is now offered to
obtain all Ihe Important news of the day at the
reduced rate of seventy-five cints for six
months. The voter who depends on what ho
is told for Information a to bow hesbould vote,
make a slave of himself. Head your own pa
per, find out what is going on in the world,
learn the situation of the political field, anil
make up your mind for youmlf, instead of per
mitting some scheming politician to make a
tool of you. We want five hundred campaign
subscriber-i). Send in your names,
Quito nn interesting arbitration occurred nl
Tuesday in thu Grand Jury room of tlio Court
House. Tho suit was on an action brought by
David Lewis against CvrusLarrish, JohnDiltz,
and Valentino .Stout, for killing aptttlecr. It
seem t bat the ilcftiuhuU nhei had a deer with
i bell on its neck, which had been running at
large, nnd had noi been seen for sonic time.
When Ihey discovered a belied deer running
in tho cieek, they supposed it lo bo their own,
and shot it. Upon examination, they found they
were mistaken, and knowing Mr. Lewis had a
deer, Ihey went to him with the boll, which he
identified nnd Ihey delivered the carcass to liim
and he sold it, for twelve dollars. Thedeer was
a great pet, nnd could be led about with a string.
Mr. Lewis testified that he could call it to him
from as great n dUtauco as bu could hear tho
bell. K. U. Orvis Ksq. wa counsel for plain
tiff and It. F. A J, M. Clark, Ksis, were for
defendants. Messrs. I.ufz, Funk and L. K.
Waller arbitrators, awarded twenty dollars tn
tho plaintiff, including I lie twelve dollars for
which ho sold it, making tlio balance due eight
dollars. The costs of the suit will be heavy,
liiiie being eighteen or twenty witnesses, most
of them coming fi nm sixteen lo twenty miles.
Expensive venison, that !
Tlio following is a synopsia of Ihe account of
tho Ticasiircr of the Agiieultural Society :
Kiln Mendenhall, Treasurer, in account wilh
the Columbia County Agiliiillural, Horticul
tural and Mtchaulciil Association lo May 20th
lb70.
Dr.
Tn balance in Ids bands at
May 15, lb"5, ?1021.19
Aint, paid over by Fx.
. CuuiiiiiUco since May 15,
1875, bO'J3.b7
Inleicst on ?1021,10 for
1 yr. 110.23
Interest -115.33
7 mos. l&.GS
-551-10 22
Cr.
llv Anil, of irler It-
'deemed lo this date, $2013 51
Ilnhiiiie C,i,b in hands of
Tree-surer, JIUy 20; lb70. 2107.03
$5110.2.'
'J'ho amount oalel I lit) Sec-
xttaty and Clerks wan $181.13
llflKJlAllV.
On Wediiitday night lasl, llio ieldcnce of
N. Walker on Iron Slreet was tulired bv n
burglar, who found bifmo be got nut thnt he
nil gone Into llio winner pin re. Mr. Walker
was n'ifiiit, alliudliig to hi- iliilus rs limit
Stenographer nt D.uivlllu nml hiswiie wnnluuo
In the boue. It was after midnight when rho
wa startled by a iiole down Malrs. Seizing a
latchet, which she kept near at hand for self-
defense, shu deceuded, nnd di-coveicd a man in
In (ho net of making a liundlu of her silver
waro nnd oilier articles, Upon her entry he
extinguished the light, but not until she had
seen that he wa n while man, with blackened
face, nnd light curly hair, Tlio burglar cau
tioned her lo keep epiiet saying all lie wanted
nn her money, lo which she responded by
dealing til m n blow on tlio head with the linte li
ft that knocked Mm down and upset the table.
Ah soon a bo regained hi feet, she struck Mm
again on the nrm knocking the castor which lie
eld In hi hand to Ihi' lloor, nnd causing llio
member to fall helpless nt hi side. Willi thi
ic nppoircd to think It nboiit lime In leave,
nnd ho left through llie window by which he
had enlcied. Mr. Walker say tho left a mark
nn bis temple', and believe hi arm was broken
by Ihe ln-l h'nw. No iiMCt hi yt t horn made.
It i to be rrgri'ttid t lull the lady did not have a
revolver in-lead of a. hatelii t. Willi Ihe pres
ence of mind which shedl-plnyed throughout,
she certainly might have wounded Mm so ihnt
Ids capture would be certain. She attempted to
arouse tho neighborhood by her nrream hut did
not succct d, so fought it out on tier own hook.
There nro a few lawle s fellow lu thi commu
nity who will be hauled up ono of these days,
with a jerk that will make their bone crack,
lint a short time since, two married ladies were
insulted on the street nt night, by two of (he
cownrdly villains, Wo ought cilher to increase
our police force, or thoc that wo already have
should he more active.
Tin: cofNiy AiiiiuTraTUAi. kocictv.
The annual meeting of this hotly took place
at the Opera lloue on last Satuiday afternoon,
and Ihe Society was called loonier by the Piesi-
dent, John (i. Quick, :, A. P. Young was
elected chairman, and 1). A. I!?ckley and O. 11.
llrockway, Secretaries. Tho financial report
wa then read by the Secretary ol the Society,
Mr. Garrison, and approved. Nomimtion for
1 resilient ol the haciclv for the ensuing ve nr
being in order, John G. Quick was unanimous
ly rc-elcctcd. For Vice President J. P. Con
ner, M. C. Vnnc, W. IS. Koon and Sylvcr tor
Piirscl were unanimously re-elected.
l or r.xcculive l oinnntly Ihe lollnwing gen
tlemen were nominated : David Demo I, Wesley
Itowmau, Douglas Hughes, Mnthia Hailmaii,
Kli Mendenhall, A. P. Young, and Jacob Fi-h-
er.
At thi point a discussion arose a to who had
the right to vote. Tlio charter provide that
no person shall be a member who ha not paid
at least one dollar. The purchase of check, or
Ihe ticket for purpose of exhibition, did not
make the purchaser a member of the Society.
Last year about forty persons on being inform
cd of Ihi fact, paid a dollar each extra for the
solo purpose of becoming member. If nil who
had pah! a dollar could vote, tho Society bad
no right to demand or receive the extra dollar.
Inasmuch as the practice in former year had
been different, and that clause in the Charter
wa not generally understood, on motion of Mr.
Urockway it was resolved that nt the present
hireling all who hail paid ono dollar to the
Society last year should ba entitled to the privi
lego of voting.
On motion of Mr. Shoemaker it wa rc-olvi-d
that hereafter to become a member of this Soci
ety one dollar must ho paid annually far tin t
privilege, and the names lie entered in a book by
the Secretary.
The ballot then proceeded for the election or
an Lxecntivc Committee, which resulted a fol
lows :
Demotl, 17
lliiches, 10.
1'nwman, IIS,
llarlnvin, ,'15,
Mendenhall, 23
Young, !!2.
Fisher, 1
Messrs. Iiowman, I Tillman and Young weie
declared elected.
The following named gentlemen were nomiu
ated anil balloted for to be the Secretary, with
tho following result:
M. W. Niis, 1 1
T. J. Vandei-sliee,
Jo-cidi Uarrioii, -0.
Mr. Vanderslieo was dcehueil elected,
Klias Mciidtiihall was unanimously re-elected
Treasurer.
The Salaries of the Secretary acd Treasurer
were fixed at tlio same mm a tint of la-:
year.
The Society adjourned, after which Ihe oil!
cer went into secret session.
C. II. IlnoomvAY, c,
1). A. HmcLKY, ')fretane,
"Taki: Caiu: or thi: l'i:xxir.s." Look well
lo your spending. No matter what comes in,
more goes out vou will always be poor. Tho
ait is not in making money, but in keeping it,
Little expenses, like mice in a barn, when they
are many, make great waste. Hair by hair
heads get bald ; straw by straw the lliatch goes
off tho cottage, and drop by drop the rain conic
into the chamber. A barrel is soon empty if
tho tap leaks hut a drop a minute. When you
mean to save begin to save with your mouth ;
many thieves pas doui ihe red lane. The ale
jug is a great waste. In all other things keep
within compass. Never stretch your leg fur
ther than jour blankets will reach, or you will
soon bo cold, In chillies choose suitable and
lasting stud, and not towdry fineries. To be
warm is the main thing; never mind tlio looks.
A fool may make money, but it takes a wUe
man to spend it. llemember it i easier to
build two chimneys than to keep one going. If
you give all to back and board, tliera is noth
ing left for Ihe savings bank. Fare hard and
work hard when you aie young and you will
have achance to lest when you aie old,
Tho Haltimoro Gaxetle says tlio wholo
country is becoming Impoverished, exhaust
ed, and almost hopelessly bankrupt. Like
Egypt, groaning under its last and bitterest
curse, tliero is scarcely a houso in all tho
laud that docs not feel the affliction impn.-ed
upon the country by its corrupt rulers. . Tho
head and front of this oH'cuding is undoubt
edly, tlio Picsiilent. Proofs multiply daily
that tills patient, long suffering people at
length begin to fully understand this man.
His craft can no longer conceal his positive
guilt, lli-foro tho country his truo character
now stands exposed and detested. Ho has
"made himself n name In history:'' a fume
llko that of Aerostratus, When thu fiiluio
student of history shall read tho account pf
Nero's Blinmeles conduct when Itomu was
burning, ho will be reminded of n story ho"
unco heard of n man from Galena,
H.U.r FAlir. roil Si', Louia. Tho Com
mittee on Transportation for tho National
Democratic Convention havo received re
plies from thirty railroads that they will
maku half faro rates not only to delegates to
the convention, but to all persons in any
way connected wilh tho Convention, and it
is expected at least all the main roads of the
country will aiquicsco in this urriingcnicnt.
A full list of roads agreeing to this iceliictloii
will bo submitted us boon us tlio replies aro
all in.
In declining to bo n Presidential Cuudl
date, Jiuh'o Uluck gets in a good wend for
General Hancock by saying! "There aro
many names mentioned for thu nomination
atSt, Louis lur better than mine. If tlio
el u legates from Pennsylvania tlesiro to volo
for u citizen of litis Slate, wo havo ono
whose claim upon them and upon tho coun
try is beyond dispute. Geuenil Hancock,
whose heroic eonuiici in arms is only tqai
leel bv bis sciuiiuhills ile-votioii to tho prill
ciplis of civil libcity in tlmo of peace, would
mako n randleluto and it President of whom
ive wight bo piotid indeed."
WAsiiiMjrox liirmit.
Wasiunhion, 1). G, May 23, 1S7C.
Nothing of Importance wrt- trntisccUil in
e-lllier llouso of CoiirrsH on Sntiinla;, . Tim
)irojiottl adjournment of b"lli ll"iist -1 1
the 12tli of Juno i i irgiinlod by many of lliu
knowing ones ns shee r nonsense, n tniiiiy uf
tlio nppropiiatlrm bills, ngreeil upon by the
House Coiniiiltteo will never pas tho Sen
nln without very inatcliul ilinngt", Tho
larger portion of llio Scunle'ii time I occu
pied with (he liclknap impeachment. Mot
of llio Senators havo prepared wilttcti
opinions stating their view. of tho caso and
giving the reason for tho vote they have
cast, lo be submitted nfler tho volo ii tn
ken. It seems to no conceded that the vole
n to jurisdiction, will bo n pretty closn one
mid It hn! been iiitiinafi d, (lint sliould over
one third of the Senate volo ngalnst juris
diction llelknnp might ecnpc by thce same
senator refining to declare blni guilty be-
eiiii'i' the Court has no right In try Mm,
riii: New Ynr!' Ti,ttr, thinks this, I a fool-
eli idea, it li tl hold that n Scn itor called on
to say whether, on tho evidence', the accused
is, or I not guilty ha no more right lo let
the iplt-tlon of jniisiliillnu iniliieneo him
titan h.n n juryman. It is :t question (hat
open to ill'Ciiulon ami much may bo said
on bnlli tide,
he probabilities are thnt tlic rr't-iinto Cm-
liiillco nn Post olhcc ami Post rtuidi will
recommend llio restoration of the Frank
ing prlvclegc lo members of Ceingro lor
ollicial business There i no tloiiht that
this change (torn the present official slumps
would be cheaper and lu all other respects
work better for llio ends of public business,
Tho present system is simply eniicTiitig the
Post Oflico nt llio expenso of the other l)e
arfinciit. or In effect only turning over tho
government':) money from one department
to tho either, and only creating mi un
necessary expenditure of money in the man
ufacture of stump and stamped envelope.
1 ho outrugo mill which wa. set in opera
tiou evidently by Carpet-baggers to grind
political capital ha, it seem, ceased run
ning. On the 17th inst, Gov. Kellogg re
ceived a telegram from New Orleans infor
ming him that tho violence near Mississippi
lino had been honihle. Tliero were reports
of wild regulator. preparing to cros tho line
to nttack tlio negroes Tho tenor of the tel
egram wa such a to create serious appre
hension nf further trouble. Tho President
assure Gov. Kellogg that the power already
given tn tho Tl. P. military in Louisiana tn
prcveiit violence would bo amplified if tho
neceilv therefor nrno. On tho 19fh the
following dispatch wa sent tn Governor
Ptono bv W. If. Noble the sheriff of Wilk
inson countv :
Woonvil.l.r!. Mis . Mnv 10th. To Ooi:
f'our: Quiet ha been restored throughout
the eountv. Thevtroiihle could havo been
avoided had not tho colored people fired into
inv pns '1 hey were ntlvisod hy their lend
ers to kill white people from the cradle up.
1 have arrested nmo of the ring loaders nnd
mnv get morn Prominent colored men were
with mo attempting to pacify them, but they
Mould listen to no advice. I apprehend no
further trouble.
So from thi it would seem tho mill did
not run near a well a Gov. Kellogg and
his confrere hoped, nnd the prist ground
turned out'valuele. The Haltimoro iic
think it strange and a most singular coinci
cideneo that Senator Morton should lie so
conspicuously exercised in behalf of South
ern Republican!) and be a candidate for the
Presidency too. Hi friend Kellogg appears
to havo stirred up a first ela outrage in the
very nick of time, jut as hi friend Harrison
charged liiaine wilh corruption, hoping to
hurt him. Tho fact that Morton is a candi
date may havo no significance in tins direc
tion, hut it doe seem strange that such aids
to votes as tin' slander of Blaine by one
henchman and of tho south by another
should always happen just when Morton
most needs tlieni, Tho page who fell while
sliding down the ban'stcrs at the Capitol it
is thought will recover.
lilixo.
An Important Matter tn llnrciigh ami Town
ship Auditors"
Several time in the lat few month we
havo called tho attention of the people and
officers of the several boroughs and town
ships in this county to thn law requiring
them to publish an itemized financial state
ment of their accounts in tlio newspapers in
their immediate neighborhood. Wo have
been led to do this, not altogether from a
selfish motive, but because it is our duty a
journalists to keep the people posted in all
matters that pertain to their interests; and
also because wo havo noticed that in a great
many instances tlio law was being totally
disregarded. Tho law ha been for years es
pecially explicit a regards borough, and
yet the borough of Jlilcshtirg and Howard
have paid no attention to tho matter what
ever. This disregard of tlio law subjects the
auditor. of the borough, if tho corporation is
in debt, of ono thousand dollars apiece ; if
not in debt, of twenty dollars. The officers
of the school hoards in these two places
havo been equally derelict in their duty, and
nro liable to a similar fine.
Ily n law passed in 187f, tlio duty is now-
just as obligatory upon townships or other
corporation. This question is being pre
sented to tho people by tho papers all over
tho State, and this has led it to investigate
tlio matter. Wo havo sought information of
tlio lawyers, and they tell us that the law
upon this point is plain that it plainly re
quires tho auditors of tlio several boroughs
nnd townships to publish a statement of
their accounts, respectively, at tho closo of
eacli fiscal year, in at least two newspapers
in the county; also by written oi printed
posters, posted within the several boroughs
or township, teomo of tho township and
borough olficers havo held the opinion thnt
tlio written or printed posters, posted in the
town or township, wero sulliclent, A caso
of this kind was tried in Washington conn
ty, involving a neglect of the auditors to
publish in tlio papers, and after a thorough
examination tlio Court decided against tho
auditors and lined them twenty dollars each.
In Allegheny county a like caso wa tried,
anil with exactly tho sanio result.
No doubt the reason why some persons
havo thought a publication by written or
in luted notices, posted up in the borough or
or township, w as biillieieut compliance with
tho law, i beeniiso tho act of 187-1 so stated
it, but tho provisions of tho act were as fol
lows :
Nothing in this act shall bo construed to
Interfere with the present law which requiie.s
annual siaienieius oi mo receipts mid expeu
ditures of tlio borough councils, road com
mUsIoncrs, supervisors, overseers eif the uoor.
and school directors to bu advertised in tlio
daily or weekly papers published in the re
speellvo localities.
It is plain from the abovotliat tho written
or printed statements to bo posted within
tlio borough or township, is in addition to
tho publication lu tho papers, for were it not
hi tlio act itsulf would bo practically of no
cllcct-lii fact a nullity.
Then again, on the 20th day of April.lSGl
tho Governor approved uu act, tho Cth sec
tion ol which required tlio corporate uuthor
itles of every Miimcipalitu or ditlriet to uniiit
ully, In tho month of January, prepare and
publish lu at least two newspapers of said
municipality, or v the county la which the
same Is situated, n statement showing lu le
tnll tlio actual lndebteilr.es., the amount of
funded ile-ht, the amount of the HotUlngdebt,
thereof, the valuation of the la.inbl- proper
ty therein, the assets elf tho corpnuitiiill, with
Ihe clmiiiclcr mul nature thereof. The pen
alty for licgliet lo publish In tho newspapers
tueli a statement Ii n fine of one thmuatul hU
fart, The object of till law I plain. It I
to bring tn tlio knowledge of all tho people
Inlcicsleil, ul least unco a year, the actual fi
nancial condition of tho borough, township
or district and I a much for tho benefit of
tho tax-payer a for the creditor or creditors,
It 1 a law made In the interest of the wholo
people, both rich and poor, who have taxes
to pay, and It i for tho Interest of every tax
payer to seo that It in carried out to tho let
ter, for it give. everyone an opportunity lo
know what tho officer elected to do their
public hulnt' nro doing with their money
whether they are laying It out judiciously
or not.
On the 12th tiny ol April, 187.", tho Gov
ernor approve tl mi net which wa supplemen
tary to the net of 20th of April, 187 1; declar
ing thai tlio statement to he published in at
least two newspaper must bout the mil of
thi' fiscal year, and not In .Iinu.iry, n re
epilred by said act of Wlh April, 187 1. The
new Ootistilutijin HipiiitM llio lioroiigh or
township officers to he elected 'iiiiiunlly, in
Fthruary. The law, in pur.tiai"-o of thnt
constitutional provision, require) such olli
cer elected in February to he sworn Into of
lico on tlio first Monday of April. Colisc
quei 'y the fiscal year end at that time.'nnd
all ii.iiiti.il statements havo to bo made out
and published a soon a possible thereafter,
except school accounts, which mint bo pub
lished in June. We therefore sum up the
wholo question ns follows:
First The nudltois are required in eacli
borough and township to settle the annual
account. thereof, and publish tlio Fame not
only in newspapers, but also by written or
printed statements, put up in tlio most pub
lie places in tho lespectivo boroughs and
township a soon after tho close of tlio fiscal
year, which is on the first Monday in April,
a possible.
Seeontl-If tho borough or township is in
debt, ha a funded or floating debt, thi must
bo included in tlio statement, together witli
tlio valuation of property, etc., and publish
ed in at least two papers, and embraced in
llio written or printed statement' also.
It will bo readily seen by what we have
aid thai it is necessary that the auditors of
tlio several boroughs, townships and districts
throughout the county should go to work nt
once and settle the accounts, a they are in
duty bound to do, and have them published
not only by posting written or printed no-
ticcs, but also by publishing tho same in the
newspapers, a tho law directs, A failure to
perform this duty may subject tlio officer to
trouble ; for, as wo have stated above, if the
corporation is not in debt they aro subject to
a lino of twenty dollars apiece ; if it i in
debt, to a fine of ono thousand dollars. It
i hardly worth while for tho auditors of any
borough, township or district in tin county
to incur tlio risk of thi penalty by a neglect
of this plain lawful duty. If they do, and
suffer by it, they cannot plead ignorance of
tho law as an excuse, for we do not suppose
there are any persons in this county elected
to thi responsible position who cannot read
Ilelleonte J'epubltcan,
A Cure for Bronchitis.
Adamsburg, Snyder Co., Pa., July 10, 1809.
Alessrs. cctli W. rowle con. linston.
Gents : About two years ago I had a se
vcre altacu oi oronclitu. Aiy throat was
very sore, and at one time I could not
speak above a whisper. Heading in one of
your pamphlets nt llio cures that Had licen
effected bv Dr. Wistar's Hal-am of Wild
Cherry, I was induced to give tho article a
trial, tlio result of which was quite satismc
tory. ihe use ol one uottle restored me so
much that I thought there was no need of
taking more, nut upon taking a slight cold
1 lelt the trouble reluming, x then took
half a bottle of tho Halsam, which has en
tirely cured me. I now with pleasure re
coininciiil this really invaluable article to
ill wlio are sullering horn similar diseases
ami am confident that after a single trial
vou will speak of it in tho terms 1 now do,
Itcspectfully yours,
Airs, c-arah ennui.
Caution. Heware of preparations bear
ing similar names. Ivxamine the liottle
carclully hefoic purchasing, anil be sine
you get Dr. Wistar's Halsam of Wild cherry
having the signature of "I. Ilutts" on the
wrapper. f0 cents nnd tl a bottle.
HKA 1) AMI CONSIIH'.U.
Hciison's Capcine Porous Plasters are an
economical, clean, certain and powerful rem
oily, surpassing in efficacy any known plas
ter, liniment or compound.
They aro particularly o fTeciive, and will
positively relievo and cure: Acute and
Chronic Hhcumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia
Nervous Diseases, Stubborn Colds, Kidney
Complaints and all diseases for which a po.
rou plaster has been used, in an astonish.
ing short time.
Capcine is tlio greatest medicine known
Capcine is oiiperlor to electricity and more
certain.
Heiison's Capcine Porous Plasters relieve
at onco and cure quickly. Try them. Price
25 cts.
si:Aiiriiv& joiinson,
ru.uiiucEi-Ticii. Chemists, N, V
Jlay 19, '70 ly.
Ax HisTouii Ai. Fact. Every agent who ha
been steadily selling thu Improved $20 Home
stead Sewing Mnihine for llueeyenr, owns hi
dwelling house, ha a good account in bank, is
clear ol ikht, anil has money at interest. Ihe
natural consequence ol securing a good agency
for superior goods at the lowest prices, A gootl
first-elassSeniiii; Machine, most useful tellable
at all times, easy to iiuderstauil and control, the
same swe anil iloc-s tho same woika any ma
chines that sell nt four times thu price. There
1 no maehinu at any puce belter, or that will
do liner or more work, anil certainly none so
low in price by many dollars. The HomeMcnil
is widely known am! used in thousand of fam
ilies in the Eastern and Middle Stall s. nnd dai
ly becoming popular in the West. It will save
its cost several times over ill one season, doing
llio work of Ihe family, or will earn four or five
dollars n day fur auv man or woman who sews
lor a living. 11 is llie strongest machine inaeie.
is ready nt all times to do its woik, makes thu
stroiiL'ist and finest stitih vet invented, audi
fullv at'knuwlidgul as the Btaudaid Family
Sewing Jlaihine. Price, complete for domes
lie use, delivered at your door, no matter
how icniote jou may reside, llusiness perma
nent and honorable, wilh more certain ami rap
id sale, and larger profits than any other. Ex
traonlinaiy libel al oilers made to local or trav
illng Hgen'ls wheiu we have none established ;
or, if llitio Is no agent near you, send your or
der direct tn tin- factory. Addles John H.
Kendall A Co., 0!!0 llroa'dway, New Voik.
Jlay 5, 70 ly.
Marriages.
IIANTZ-AI.HUUTSOM.-At tho resldeneo ui the
brluVn father, lu Ureenwoud township, on tlio lsth
of April, 1ST0, by 11. E, Drvls, J.icob luuli, ot Jack,
sou, to Sarah Juno Alucrtsou, ol Qrccnwood.
IIKAVHH-IIAMI'TOV.-At NuinlJla, May Clh, by
llov. ll, II, liee'lmr;, Mr. Trancla Heaver to MIsh Slury
M, Hampton, buth ot lluurlniTrcck.
KKHTUlt-MYKIW.-.U Cutawl-UM, May lstli, by
tlio Haino, Mr. Uuuo N. Hester, ol !ocuit, lo MUa
Emily C. Myers, ot Koarlngcref U
Deaths.
ItolillltTS. In MuDlour iwp., near ltupcrt on tho
SUth Inst., CaJwullader Huberts, uifed 73 )earduiul
ii months.
, Ills departure win very sudden, havliii: been busily
climaxed ultli hWilulliu unlit within a futv li.jurs t,
hi death, lla was boru lu Montgomery county, but
had been a rosldent ol thli county (or forty yeam,
uud was much respected lu I tin coiuinuulty lu which
ho lived. Uu Icai is a family of four children.
Business Notices
Cnsrr.SNIAI. Ituv an Accident l'olicv of
M. W. Iitiss, ofuce Court llotuo lilooms
bmg. A new lot of l'oekct Hook iut received
nt tlioUKNTIlAL HOOK SlOllK (Post-
office).
(lent Centennial Itucklc Shoes itut re
ceived nt U. JI. Knurr's, Tho latest out.
Tasso Kmbroltlerv and Inscrtlnes and
I.incn Yak Lace anil Fringe with a Line
Drcs Linen. 2" lo -10 cents per yard just
received nt Clark ci Woll s.
For Dress Linens and Lace. Fringe mid
Jtnbroidery to trim them go to Lulz t
Sloan's.
To buy ehen p for cash go to C'rcaev's new
stoio up town.
l'hneiilxvillo I'otterv. cimltiiic of Tea
pot Hitter Howl, Soap l)i!us Ac., at Ku
sel's. Children's Pear! Shoo iilst received at
Knoir's,
A full lino of Ores Shirt at I. Lowell-
burg.
A new tot of (It ntlemcn and Ladle. fine
Shoesjiist rccuiual nt S. II. Miller it Son's.
Driid Fruit, Spices, Tea, Coffee, and Su
gar ol first quality at Philips',
L idles Gaiter Shoes SI. 20 and upward at
Crcay ' New Store.
A "ood assortment of Zephyr. Ynrn. La
ce, llibboti, and Dress Trimming just ii-
eivttl ny a. i;. weun. Alain street, next
eloeir lo First National Hank.
May 12, '70 lw.
I homns Webb lias iut received two
choice brands of cigars, "La Culta" nnd"Tbe
J rotters, ' to which he calls tlio attention ol
all lovers of good tobacco No better live
cent cigars have ever been olferctl to the peo
ple 01 lllOOIIIsbtllg.
5 IFor While Good and Hamburg Embroi
deries go to Lutz & Sloan's.
Something new. Tlio celebrated Comfor
table Shoe without pegs and will not tqeak,
at ly. Al. Kiiorr s.
S. H. Miller & Sou have just received'n
new lot of line shoes.
300.1'airs Slippers at McKinney's.
Fine Shoe for Ladies and Gent received
this week atS. 11. Miller & Son's.
Third lot of l'nrnsnls for thi Spring just
in at Clark & Wolf's.
White Vests, Alpaca Differs.
Linen Dusters, Linen Suits.
Nnvy Flannel Suits.
For summer wear
Latest Styles and Lowest Price,
nt 1). Lowen'ourg.
Great arrival ofSnring and Summer Goods,
Just received at L. JI. Knorrs.
The place to buy Tea is at Crensy's
Economical Imperial, m Uantlstcrs i0 cent
per pound.
Still a Larrro Lino of Spring Dres Good
in plain and plaids at 12 cents and up at
Ulnrfc oi i olt s.
New Stock of Queeti'wnre and Glassware,
lowest rates at Al. u. Kussell s.
Fino Svrups nnd Mola.es from 7r cent
to 85 cents per gallon, liest con nine New
Orleans Molasses 90 cents at Creay's New
Store.
Fahmtok, Attention. Itussel take Butter
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for good
Pure Cider Vinegar at Philips'.
Hats, Hat, Hat,
Latest Style,
Lowest Price,
Largest Stock,
For Men. llnvs and Children, nt
D. Lo'venberg':
A full lino of Black Dress Good for
Spring, Summer and Fall at Clark ec Wolf's,
Blank Honk cheap.
HOOK STOItE
at the CENTRA1
Ladies Lasting
ney's.
Gaiters 1.25 at JIcKin
Full line of Hoots and Shoes cheap for
cash. Alpaca 25 to 00
Crcasy'sNew Store.
cents per yard at
A full line of White Goods, all style am'
prices, now in at Ulnrk ec oil s.
S1.2." cents will buy anice pair of Litdy
uniters nt i-.. Al. lunrt ..
puih.ic'n'oTici:.
Parties who nro not tminq to the Centcn
ninl can buy Clothing just as cheap, nnd in
fact cheaper than ever, at D. Lowenberg's
Philips' New Grocery Store is in Shive's
Block, uivo mm a can.
Flour and Feed at JI. JI. Kussell's.
Applcton "A" Muslin 9 cents a yard by
the Dolt, cash, at ureasys.
Buy tho Ellmood Collar at JIcKinney's
- i
Monfi ware uisnes irom a. 70 to 000 per
set, at t-reasy s.
Ciibbas and Satchel's at Clark Si Wolf's.
Don't wait until it is too lato to get
cheap pair of Shoes at E. JI. Knorr's.
You can buy Domestic Dry Goods at the
lowest prices at Clark it Wolfs.
Lasting Slippers 90 cent? at JIcKinney's,
Full line of Wood and Willow Ware at
Creasy's.
Can lied fruits ol nit kinds at Kufsell's
COAL. COAL
Old Established Coal Yard.
O. W. Neat, & lino., Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities of
Heel and White. Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand lurire
stocks of
Domestic,
Cupola,
lllucksmith's Anthracite,
ltituiiiiiiiiii.i,
nnd Linicburiter's Coal.
Ksi'ecial attention given to tho jirejiara
tion of coal boforo leaving our yards, (iraiti
and Lumber taken in exchange for coal.
Coal delivered to anv part of the town at
short notice'. Orders felt at I. W. McKelvy's
store, or at our ollice, will receive prompt at
tention. Ollicc- and Yardi at William Neal
it Sons' Furnace, East illoomshurg,
patronage respectfully bolicitetl.
COAL. 7-tf-251
Your
COAL
The tiN-r.Y snm Cnm Fou ltviTcitK, The oldes
and best hernia surgeons In tho ttorldnro soniuof
the adv.uil ages oirered by tho Triumph Truss Co.,
C3t liowery, N. Y., whoso truss undsuppwu-rwere
awarded the meihil at tho lato besslonot thoeimit
Anicilean Institute) I'alr Hemllo cents lor their
new book. Manhsi 7iS-ly
A Wiiiui.y AlTJ.ll'AllI.E Kemkiiy. Few
remedies are applicable to such a wide rango
of disorder as llostctter's Stomach Hitters.
and this not because it has special properties
adapted to the cure of each such a nretence
would bo manifestly absurd but on account'
of its wonderliilly improving effect upon the
general tone ot ino i-yneni, aim us altera
tivo action upon tho organs of nutrition, tse
cretiou and discharge. Uesltlcs Its well
known properties at a remedy for intermit
tent and remittent fevers, dyspepsia, consti
pation, torpidity of the liver, general debil
ity, urinaiy mul uterine difliciilties, it inva
riably prove to be highly serviceable in
ovcrcomiuc niiu'iiila. hvixichondria. rheuinn-
tism, insomnia, and many other disorders
ami disabilities originating in poverty or im
purity of the blood, nervous weakness or-over-exclteiuent,
or nn imperfect perform
unco of tho physical functions. May,
ltiiptiiri cured lu from w lo w iluys by f he TH
iiinph Truss Co., of ' ii Hotter, N. v., who offer f I,
fuo for u rupture ihoy cannot cure. Ke advertise
ment uud cut of Truss In unuthi r cclutnu, bend 10
cents for desfilptho book of -filuuiph Hupturc.
Cure. larcUJ4, 1i-y
Ii MATTER OP POPULAR INTEREST,
Wo condensffrom tho LrMg Xratrtcr tlio
mlistantoof nonvcrsiitlon nboutonk If all. In
riilla(lo)iiytVanjMkerAIlrown'" lamest
CIotlilnHiSo In America." A vlltor nd
nticnilaiiRr.o tlio rneakcra i
' What comer I tho Tlulldlmr on r'
"Houth-ljiU corner of tu
i nml
Market, l'lcnto noto llio BIXT1I, for lomo
itrangcra seeking Oak Halt, uavo been mUlect
Ly dcslKUlng persons."
, V, "M Is icriccUy colossal! Do you know
Its cllnien-iouir'
A. 12,000 quaro feet W on Market, and
190 otlj on Blxth, tlx ttorles high, lias over
threo acres 'j4 floortag, and covers tpaco one o
occupied by ortOian twenty ellflcrcnt bus!-
V. '' Do vou uso Iteam.nowprr
A. "A Riant young esgino furnishes power
for tho freight anel iiowiiiEcr elevators, and llio
boilers drain fur healing, and tho other opera-
V. " What order do you lako with goodsT"
A. "They aro first tpptyfed and arranged In
tho basement, on loncjuSr counters, and taken
theneo on tho fghtclcvator to tho Impcc
tor's room on ihtjIjVii floor."
V. " 1; inspcctlnjrlho flrtt opcratlonT
A. "ho, sir, measuring. 7ho goods aro first
manured lu tho piece, then Inspected. 1 ho
cloth passes over rollers In tho lace of a strong
light, and two men sit, ono before snd ono
lhlnd tho foods, watching with tho cyoof ft
hawk for llio lentt pln-holo Imperfection, and
marking every flaw, so that tho cutler may tea
and avoid 11 wheu ho ciac to cut tho ear
menu." V, ' You must employ on arry of cuttcrsT
A. "Corao to our lllth lies and wo I Wo
I.cep ,0 hutid all the t.'A' i-naing up tho doth
into garmeiiot, beldeJ,liy5 machines that do
a tlojen men work cncliSTi a Hroke."
(roods V"
. "io you mauutacturu all vour cm-n
A. "wo do, and most carefully.
Our cx-
a&lincrs insnect cvrrv Itilr-li nml imm rn,l
certify to oery garment as extra-well mado
beforo ;vo put our ticket on It.and bucomo
responslblo for It."
deai?',Vl"'r ('ltem mutl fM' ?avl ft tP"'
A. "Jn every direction, sir. ltlstKffyslcra
and economy wo practleoall tjwiwivf thruunli,
that enables m to put our priS, rfown to tho
peoplo as wo do." y
ofv1't Alter Inspecting tho work, what becomes
A. "Beforo It noes into Stock It Is ttctctcJ.
J.vcry tinglo garment has lis number and
other rwliiunoiedonit.sothat Itscntiro his
tory can bo traced without fail, urion our
jooks,"
Y-',' Vou must have CO or 40 talesmen ?"
A. "Why sir, on busy days you tnoytcc 100
in tho various rooms and suites ot rooms,
telling to tho throngs of customers."
aud express?"
... uu you uo an oracr luap'. i,v Tnn i
A. " cry great.
All over the country. Our
WHOLESALE DRUG EMPORIU.
Corner Muin and Murket Street
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The undersigned having heen engaged in the
1TP!
HEP cie
business for tho past eight years would call the attention of com
dealers to their large and varied stock.
They defy competition by any house in or out of tho large ci
Theia? stock consists of Paints:, Oil
lass, Putt, Patent IVEsdicisies, Spict
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
D3 jR, O "W E 3 S IBXiOCK:-
Where may .he found a large stock of Surgical Instrume
Sponges, Chamois, Colognes, Perfumery and in fact everything h
in a well regulated retail Drug Store.
They are also Sole Manufacturers of the celehrated
OIL .OF GLADNESS.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUH STOCK.
MOYBR BROS.
Jlay 19, 'T.-tf.
i tow mm WMEm
Then Buy N. Y. EITAMBL PAINT OO.'S
ands.-eone-thlriltlio costof niTmi fl T 1) A T"M'P painting, and get a paint
Is much handsomer untl will V I 1 l!i 111 Lv.yA Ll 1 J 1 1 I hist t lee a-t long as anv t
lialnt. Is prepared iratly for u In u hite or unv color tlcstred. Is on many thousiinds ot tho llnest built
lu tho country, many ol w litcli have li"cup.iln eil Mxjears and now loot: us well ns ivtu-n ttrbt pal
'Hits CIlUMIt'AL I'aINT has taken I'lr-t Premiums nt twenty ot tl.tsM.Uc rnlrsot the Union. Sample
ot eohns wnt tree. Address N. Y. UN AM 111. TAINT ej 0.,lisl chambers i-trcet, N. v., or -Mil.
ll It OS., 1 s Water street, Clei clantl, Ohio. May U, TU-
J". EC. MAIZE'S
MAMMOTH GROCERY.
Corner Main and Center Streets
BLOOMSBURG, IE3 A . ,
The largest stock of groceries and provisions, Queensware, Glassw.
etc., etc., in the county, for sale at wholesale or retail at
the very lowest prices.
():t. 9, 1675
BOOKSELLER ABJB STATIONER
Dtaler in Law Blanks, Sunday School Lihraries, Depositary of t
Pennsylvania Bihle Society,
WINDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPER, PICTURE FRAMES, REWARD CAR'I
Books and supplies not on hand can ho furnished
On Shoj-l Noiice at ihe Most llcasondblG Redes.
Store in Exchange Hotel Building, Bloomsburg, Pa
cet. e, is7s-
Then Buy MILLER BROS.'
nml siuo oncthlnl the cost of ri i -- l r r "T i) i i V"P pnUitliur. and en a rnlut t
Is much liana-oilier anil lll V. 1 1 ljfil 1V,'7V I i I s I i l. last tivlco nt loin; u nnv i.t
Ndlrit. Is prepared reuily fur use In while oriin color tleslrecl. I on many thousands ot the llm -,t Lulhd
in tlio couulrv, inuiiv ol which lmic breu lulnled slxeiun, anil now look as well as whenllrst imlnt
'J lils i'lli:MIi'Al. I'AINT has lakeu first I'remluins at twenty of the state I-'ulraof the I nton, H tiui le c
of colors sent free, Adtlress MILI.lill llltOS, luu vvntcr str'-H, it vchiiiu. o;
N. V. EN A M K I, I'AINT C 0 103 C'hauibers struct, N. Y. May 18, '70-ly.
,Tli IWdsntcf tho IIUVANT fc RTTtATTON T1I'KINTR3 rOT.T.llfli:. rhttuJelrct, fat
made krrajitfeiuitiM bo tliut prnu tle-inn tu blta4 IL lustituUuu duriU2 thu pri'ttrt.u "f Iho
UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL EXHIBITiSQN
cnneticutogocntlnariiat thprttnt loorafe$. It mil takoct jartnutOhtl, tothoroushlTes&mlntt'io P"-! I
tibjeet of interest (rem all imrti of tho world, nml tbia ran Uhitlv bo duna alturaocua ami rn Ki.tur t v '
tial interfering wiU thu regular courtuiuf ktuuf. Vi 9ch njmrtuHUy or obtaining n imiHfi w4f i 4
tutmibl utHirut injQrmAtwH utfl tttr uyaln h jrnUd. l'ur full nurtionlari, ivddrora
J. U. bUULU, I'ruldsat, ti-ulU Tvu.ii btrttt, rMUdilph-,
Slay
B.v. Teny'sYeaelalile Nbiyb Remefly.
I V, upul I.IUIUIIUII Ul IIIU lieil Ullt BJSlC'lll,
causing uu lininetllain aud pront r euro In the follow.
Inscttses! ninous debility hniialitd nutrition of
thu bodj, lassitude, weakness In the limbs anil back,
liidlsiiosltloit ami lnt'Uarlty tor fctuily, dulliithsot
upprt liciislon, loss of numory, aversion td society,
timidity, n-ll-dl-lrust, tlUzlm-ss, heutluclie, liichli nt
to I oth sexes, for whoso bcneilt It Is ilosluued and
w hose hat litm-sH It w 111 promote.
'I ho most eminent i.hjslilans of thli couutrv havo
exeilctl tlieniselMslo tho utmost tocheik: Iholn
creasing futullty resultli , from tlio lehuallonot thu
neius. IhiMni; tor u Ioiik pt-rloit itevoteil uiueli
study, iliuu ami hiborln e-stitbll-hini' u meetly for
f Itf, 1 j.rf.-r-r , nit , .,., 1,,., nt . t,u ... ... ..T. . , . ...
crat
1; ...'. .,v" "' 'oitnuui bit 111, It is
ilijlnif to bo itWt to uiinoiuieo tho bUt-et Hs al
leuuintf itiy now method. '1 hruuuh Ihls lemedy thu
ly 1
ho
ut-riibcau uorencneu nnu in Biiciia way that, how.
titer siiuiicri-u or prostruioii, l lie) can no ln-rfectly
(w.u.iu iifliiq un uiw nt-iti-sui out e . in wun
geiitleness-rt storing them to anutunil slate, and
liotli st-Ms, ini.ru w less, tluiiivh U.e r roMratlon
ot tlioiienous Kjsiein, loe tlmlr eneigv. Insiidi
llisMnetw the Nt-nti lleiiierty limy lni I elled iukjU lu
rvil1uK llm itlt!nt luto lliu iti't-r of jouth.
'llio Ner u lteiretl.v l-t oicfuUy compounded and
nut uii In lioieH wilh full directions. ,ee. nnti dot
lar, e'Hiroosed to any mldro-K on receli.t of pi litt.
lilt. I, C'llAfNCKY TfcllllV,
ISQs vino uticct, l'hlla.
onico hours, 11 a. in, to 8 p. in., I to u p. m.
Huitu W!(,-iy,
perfect fritcm r5d rnleiof fclf-mcasurcmtr
make II rsw-lbro lu please, pooplo 2.WI tall
away jwavcriectiy us ii nicy wero ncro
V. " i tupposo you hare at least half n iloz
different dcpurimcntir"
A. "Mydt-arslrl o have more than firnil
rach charged with Its own bu'lnces.andcac
thoroughly organised, anccottary wheel lb
In tho preatwhecl."
V. "Will you name auorcn or ro of llicm
A. "With pleasure. Tho Custom Depat
roi-nt, for thoto wjio prefer custnm-aiaua
ready-roadie TJ rurnWilnB Dcpnrlmtt
with Its lwnirTito (lock of all undcrwcti
making our own ilrst-clafsehlrts. Tho Trfi
ming Ifcpartrnent, Itself oatlg as many a rer
lar store, Tho Uarment flock lloom. 'ii
Itcceivlng lloom. Tho, Order Dcpaitmc:
named before. Tho Ppeclal Uniforms Dcpar
merit, Tho Delivery Department, with 1
fcoro oi mewengcrs. inc
V. "llold.holdl (ir.cneurthr
A. "l'mnothnlfthroughl Tho Adrerllslr
Tl.n.rira,nl u-lth ffa lilll Otlil ftln rllat Hli.tlv
cdltmgann puuiisninna niisincn ana popuii
lournal. circuit ir.fte. (O.000 conies month!
7tiUallTourfrirei
tuiciiti loruj. j no flicn
Department, witinti mony rooms. ThoUoy
Department. Tho Youths' Department, Tl
Children's Deportment, with Its rpcc'i
entrance for ladles. Tho Telegraph Dcpa
menu iiio unci ucoi a ju-puriuicui. Vit
lis utAjK-kLX-i-rn miu u-Ei&inuiv. uvui-uii Aim
sgcrs Departments linaucicrs cifuee, an
.Ti.H r.r i,n i-tn,ll i, na i.
41,1.1 t-ttir tilrtnnttiff. i,v,.,rtiHf( l.t.vlt, i
lng.re'gfiterlng.retefrvlrfe.tentling out, iclllri
nnd In a tl.e.usantiAXra Jt tt.lng their Itm
to carry on abuslncssvith the people ami un
lug to between ts.ooojoo tua S3,ioo,i.iia at
nuany.
V. "B-t-u-n-o n-d-o-u si"
A. "Indeed It 1st I forgot to nnmo IS
Cashier's Department, v.hlchhantllf iltik-.V,
of retail rait s on some tingle tlr.ysl"
V. "fcs.oooi Immcnsol Thaivwhat enable
tlio home to buy rhcap and sclchc ap "
A. "Exactly I Yon havo Jfit hit it, Th
peoplo throng hero, knjctn that wo deptn
on low prices and immesriales.11
V. "What aro tho 'rocii mats' Ihcar
much about?"
A. "Our ryttcm of business dealing 1. On
Trice, no deviation i v.. Cash for everjlhlng, i
A guaranteo protecting tho purchaser: 4, Th
money returned if tho buyer can't otherwit
bo suited."
V. " Nothing could bo fairer." '
A. " Nothing. And tho people ceo It."
V. "Well, I thanlc you, Hr, for your polit
attention."
A. " Net at all. It's n pleasure to rvo yon
Call again; and ho turo of tho plaft Wana
maker ife llrown's O.ik Ilalljefrotu-Lait cci
ner rilxth and Market."
V, "Thsnk you! I shall bo happy to do to
Good morning."
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Tho suLscrltior will offer at prlTatei i ale
TIJllEB TOWN l.OTH
In the town of Light Mrcet, Colunilla county 1
linprove-iiitnU etiiiKlstuf atwt-stoiy trinue hoi.
with iii-cc saury i iilbutldliies, u bhtek-ndiu Hit ii i
smiill framti liutist) sultuble lur u shop.
Ti-rius uutdu easy fur i urehauis.
J, 11. run
tight mwt, Arm u-tm.
Philadelpliia & 11 K. C
CKNTKNKIAL EXCUlthlON 1 Jt Ki:
On mul altHr May 1st, is'.o, anddi i,
UalUHUit I lit! I'ti.lt- Mul r.xposiu
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sued from si si Ions uu lie 1 1 1
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