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THE COLUMBIAN.
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or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
UatnwIssanndWIlllnnuport.
TO OUU DhUTOltS.
It Is not (it all pleasant to be con'tantly cal
ling on llioso who owe u, to pay up, but It is
an nbsoluto necessity. You havo received no
tice after notice to which you havo paid no at
tention whatever, and It therefore becomes our
duty to Infurm you that on the 1st of October many
of you will owo us for two years subscription, at
our advertised rates $2.50 a year when not paid
during the year, or $5.00. To nil those who
pay up before October 1st wo will make a de
duction of the extra half hollar, making it $2.00
a year, but all that aro not paid by that time
will be charged in full $2.60 a year, You can
eavo n dollar by paying now. To all those who
tiro In debt to us for advertising and job work
wo say your bills must bo settled. Many of you
nave waited six months and somen lull year
without paying a cent, and wo can wait no
longer, After October 1st interest will be
charged on nil accounts over ninety -lays old, In
full after that time. There nre a number of ac-
counts ill nt will bo placed In n justice's hands
for collection If not settled ut once.
Oar reason for this Is that we have a targe jxty
ment to make on tho Columbian office on the
1st of October and must therefore collect some
of the thousands of dollars standing on o'lr
books. If we do not meet our obligations when
they come due, wo will be put to costs and Iron-
ble, and this we are not willing to do, when wo
havo on our books several times tho amount
needed to pay nil our debts.
TWO THOUSAND noMAUS
must bo raised by the timo mentioned, and if
tills appeal docs not bring it, wo must try some
thing else for we mist have money.
tf.
A large amount of rain lias fallen during the
past week.
Last evening the SheriU' closed tho store of
It. llryson & Co., better known as "The Main-
moth," and placed Williain II. l'rico there as
watchman. Advocate,
When the disorders of liabyhood attack your
Baby use nt once Dr. Hull's ISaby Syrup and
notice its rapid and beneficial effect. 25 cents
per bottle.
As the perfection of entirely depends upon
the perfection of minutiie, so no one can hope
for robust health of tho cntiro system if
the blood should become in the least Impure.
Its standard of purity is best maintiiued by the
use of Dr. Hull's Wood Mixture.
Etiquette. Tho New York Sun settles a
question in etiquette : "It is very improper to
take a lady's arm at any time, day or evening.
Nor should she give you hers by day unless she
i) engaged to you. Every self-respecting and
sensihlo lady is greatly annoyed by a fellow
who tries to paw her."
The County loan for the new prison could
not be affected at four percent. Wo will now
mako the bonds at five per cent. Persons want'
in K bonds will please inform Conituissiouere.
Uy order of County Commissioners.
Attest: Win. Khickiiaum,
Clerk.
Sept. 14 2iv.
No civil causes were tried hut week the en
tiro attention of the court being occupied with
criminal business. The Kramer trial for burn
ing Iho Exchange Hotel began on Wednesday
morning nnd closed Friday afternoon. The
jury were out all night, and came in with
scaled verdict on Satuiday morning. A full
repoit of tho trial will bo found on the lira
page.
Good IIuli:. Tho Pennsylvania llallroad
with an eye not only to tho physical comfort,
hut the safety of Its passengers, is endeavoring
to enforce Iho following rule: "All passengers
aro expected upon leaving uio cars to go out at
the front door, and all persons entering will go
in the rear door, lhis will prevent confusion
and accidents, and render passengers less name
to become tho victims of pickpockets and
thieves,
No Hon:. Dr. Murphy, of Wilkes-Barre
nnd Dr. MchTelvy, of Bloomsburg, in conjunc
tion with Dr. Little, of Berwick, his attending
physician, held u consultation Monday at the
residence of Mr. Daniel Hamb.fch, near Ber
wick, respecting the condition of that gentle
man, who has been an invalid for some months,
His di-case is softening of Iho bruin, and the
conclusion arrived at was that no relief could
bo afforded. Scranton llepullican.
John L. Tinton Esq., Chairman of tho Mur
phy Tt-mpcrance Committee in Philadelphia, is
to be hero on Saturday evening with another
gentleman to inaugurate a series of Christian
Temperance meetings. Preparatory to this there
will be a union praver meeting In the Lutheran
Church on Friday evening, when further no
tices will bo given.
Tho Columbia county Sunday School Asso
ciation will convene in the M. E. Church, Cat-
awisa, on Tuesday, September 25th A. D. 1877
at 10 o clock a. in, and continue in session two
diys. Sunday School workers of all denomi
nations are invited,
M. W. Nuss,
Secretary.
Sept. 11 2w.
A. II. Bowman, of Columbia county, called
on us Monday morning. He has made arrange
ments fur purchasing the material of the Press
and Standard nnd is now in Dusliore seeing
what tho prospects are of starting a paper there.
We've no doubt but the prospects will bo very
inducing but when It comes to the support of a
paper then the boot will be on the wrong foot
again, Sullimn Jkmocrut.
T-S isi' fl 1- "I l , t 1
llie Jteauing tympany Having purcnaxcu wie
Johii'A'ndcrson Colliery at Dark Corner two
weeks ago have put a force to work to remodel
and make necessary repairs In order to make
large shipments therefrom. Tho colliery will
be started In about two weeks. It is likely that
a new breaker will tie built next spring. On
Friday last all back wages owing to the men
,BHOuntIng to nearly $5,000 was paid by the
Company. Ashland Advocate.
The new road between Bloom and Kspy was
opened to the public on baturday of last week.
It was a much needed improvement, and will
be fully appreciated by all who travel that way,
The Inconvenient and even dangerous canal
bridged are avoided, and an excellent road sub'
slltuted for one of the roughct highways in the
county to wit, that between the two bridges on
the other side of the canal. The new roud bed
is of broken cinder with an average depth of 18
inches. It Is 2150 feet ill length, and required
B370 loads of cinder to make Ilia bed. There
are two arched culverts under the road, 5 feet
wide. 21 feet high and 30 feet in Ieuglh, and
there are 1000 feet of ditching to dry the road
bed The cntiro cost of the work was $1233, -
U. Street commissioner Jacoby superintended
the Job nnd It has been pronounced entirely
satisfactory by the road committee of the Town
i,M
Counncl for Harman A. Krcarucr Imvo filed
llie followltiR reason for n new trial.
1. K rror In tlio niliulsslon of evidence.
2. VcrJict agilnsl Iho evidence,
3. Irregularity of Juror.
i. After discovered testimony.
5, Surnrlte.
0. Tliat tho jury trcro allowed to seal their
verdict.
That the jury vfcro allowed to separate af
ter being sworn.
SAD Dhowninu Awair. Worccrct to learn
that Adam llllaras, an unmarried man. newt
about twenty.five ycats, and a laborer employed
i, f . , . ,, , , ,
Vr a 7" J"0""0" wai drowned at
nerwicK. ihe deceased was
watching an
eel weir at tho lock, near tho waslo weir,
and had been skinning eels. The lock was
about half open and when he fell Into it his com
rades heard tho splash and immediately at
tempted his rescuo but the body did not come
to the surface. Ho belonged to the Derwick
Company of tho National Guards, was strictly
lemperato and well respected. Ills generally
supposed that In going to the eel weir ho made
a misstep and fell Into the lock, and that tho
concussion against the water rendered him in
sensible, the fall being nbout ten feet. Mr.
illlams was buried with tho honors of war,
and there was a largo attendance at tho funer
al. NCVSPAl'ini CHANGE.
Mr. T. It. Fielders, who has been on the
Herald for the past two years, is no longer on
lis slatT, and Is abuut making arrangements for
a situation where he may havo a more extended
field for display of his abilities as a newspaper
reporte-. He is on able correspondent, can
get news when there Is any to be had, writes it
up in an interesting and attractive style, and he
will prove a valuable addition to the stall of
any piper ho may connect himself with.
Shennndoali Herald,
Mr, Fielders has visited Illoomsburg, and
made many friends while here. We wish him
success in his new field of labor where ever that
may be. Ho Is an able correspondent and the
Herald will greatly miss him.
TitAWa roil the llovs and Girls. Super
intendent Wickcrsham, of Pennsylvania, in the
recent meeting at Louisville, said of technical
education : 'I have seen large clashes come out
of our high school and go back home without a
qualification foranything. Our people are part
ly right In saying that the common scnools are
doing what they should for the common people
It would not bo a b.id thing if half tho time of
the girls, were taken up in learning sewing, tel
egraph, wood-carving and other arts of like na-
ture. I belicvo that it is practicable that the
work for .girls may bo divided in this way,
Willi boys the case would be more difficult.
but we find in Europe that they do the same with
boys. I am not sure but that if half the money
expended In the schools ofonr cities were ex
pended in the erection of shops to teach the
boys and girls trades, it would be heller."
A New Swindle. Our readers in the coun
try districts should bo on their guard against
the "fence swindler." The plan is to offer to
give the farmer 60 rods of new fence, if he will
put it up along the road were it will ho seen,
and serve as an advertisement, and Iho farmer
is to have the sole agency for the town, ai d to
be paid a handsome commission upon all or
ders he may take. The farmer accepts the pro
posal, and the agent tells him that it will take
two colls of wire, for which the farmer willing'
ly signs an order. In a few days n stranger
comes along to collect a bill for wire fencing,
and wilies immediate payment. Tho farmer
explains that he put up the fence as an adver
tisemcnt and was to have it free. He is told
that he was to have 50 rods free, but ho has or
dered outright 150 rods, and must pay for this
at four cents a foot. If the farmer is timid, he
settles with the chap somehow, perhaps gives
his note for $200, to pay for the wire he did
not order. When lie comes to examine I
wire, he finds that ho has 200 rods of wire,
which will only make 50 rods of fence, four
strands high, and in due time learns that his
note has been discounted at the bank in the
nearest town.
Keei-
what you'vk Got. An" exchange
;VC!) tie f0owjnK Pcn3;ble advice on a subject
ofyreat interest in the future: Since the law
all8W8 every married woman to control her
own money and property she may havo at timo
0r iier m,rri.ee. or that she afterwards acquires
Uy inhcritance.evcry married woman should re
m,0 to part with her lawful right to own and
conlroi iier own ,neaiis. There aro thousands
nf ,..nmen t n,e imi t0..iav who inherited or
otherwise acquired means that would have been
a help and Messing to them if kept under tnei
own control, hut which having been lol or
squandered by their husbands, they aro now in
low circumstances and even in destitution. A
woman should always keep control of or at least
a firm hold of her own money and property, so
that if misfortune overtakes her husband si
may have something she can safely fall back on
in her hour of trial and tribulation. We could
point out a dozen of such unfortunate women
in a small circle, and suck is the ca-o all ovr
the land. With confidence in their husband.
during seeming prosperity, they gave every
dollar, and some now havo families to rear at
time when they can least aflbrd it, We caution
every woman in the land not to part with tl
title to her own money and property, but to
hold it in sale keeping for a rainy day.
A NEWsrAi-Eit'n 1'uj-ction. In n recent
speech of an uttorney in a libel suit, the follow,
ing language occurs: "lliere lias grownup
sort of common law of obligation, recognized
mutually by tho press, as distributors of useful
intelligence, shall inform them, as well what I
to be avoided as what is to bo sought
as well who is to bo suspected as who
is to bo confided in. And a newspaper, gatli
erer and distiibutor of news, is a public
monitor, and it is its duty to admonisli the peo
pie against frauds and shame, and impostures
and dishonesties. It is to be a beacon as well
ai a guide; and whenever niubIio newspaper,
through its diversified appliances for the collec
tion and distribution of information, discovers
anywhere, in public life and in public avoca
lions whether it be a lawyer or a clergyman, or
physician, a man who, instead of securing 'the
public welfare by honorable methods and prac
tices, limply prowls around in the back yard of
his profession, and uses the means and instru
mentalities which honorable title gives him to
pander to his own lust of avarice, or any other
viie passion, and that paper fulls to send out
some admonitory voice and sound some s'gnal
of warning, it is recreant 'to every principle of
duty and responsibility, and should be stigma
llzed by the publio it pretends to represent and
serve.
An oriental traveller describes this busy
sccne.witnessed on historic shores : "Our steamer
landed on a beach which was the port or An
tiocli, where tho disciples were first calle
Christians, There was no town at the water1!
edge, no people, no wharf. The passengers and
the merchandise were put ashore in lighters,
which ran up into the sand,
A troop of cam
els, witli their drivers, lay on the beadi, ready
I to transfer the goods into the interior. Among
1 the articles landed were boxes marked 'JJr. J,
O. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass., U. S. A.,' bhow
Ing that they contained medicines and wheuco
I they came. These with other goods were hols,
I 'eu on the backs of camels, for transportation
I Antloch, Thus Ihe skill of Ihe West send
1 back its remedies to heal tho maladies of iiopu
latlons that inhabit those eastera shorcs,wjieiice
I our spiritual manua came," JIVikW ( 17)
I CAromcfc.
I Aug. 3 1m
THE COLUMBIAN AND
COLUMWA COUNTY FA1I1.
Wednesday, Thursday and t'tldny, October
10th, lllh, and l'.'Ui havo bun lined by the
Agricultural Socitly for llieAnwisI l-'alr. Kx
tensivo preparations aro being inada for a fine
exhibition this Kail, Now is tho lime to begin
to get ready such nrtlcles as arc to be entered.
The l'rcmlum List will bo found on another
page. Everybody should join with tho society
In making this one of the best fairs ever held
In the county. It is a year of plenty, and the
articles on exhibition sliptiM be numerous,
Comiso. Dupez & llenedlcts Minstrels will
give a performance In tho Opera ltouso on Fri
day evening, September 21st. They ore said to
bo on their twenty fifth annual tour, and havo'
the reputation of being first-class performers.
See them by all means. I'rices of admission are
60, 33 and 25 cents except reserved seats sold
on the day and evening of tho entertainment,
when they will bo sold for 75 cents. Tickets
for sale nt O. A. Clark's book store. See ndver
tlscment in another column.
A minUtcr was repeatedly interrupted by a
youthful couple talking and giggling during ser
Ice. Stopping In his sermon he said : "Some
ears ago 1 was interrupted in my services by a
young man who was making faces and talking
ildly and I reprimanded him, After tho ser-
ico a friend came to me and said, "You havo
mado a mistake in correcting that young man j
he is an idiot." Since then I have always been
afraid to reprove thoo who misbehave in
church for fear that I would make a mistake
and reprove another idiot." During tho rest
of tho service you could hear a pin drop In
urch.
COUItT ritOCKEDINOS.
Continued from last week.
Com. vs. Reuben Haus, non pros, allowed,
charge being unfounded.
Com, vs. John B, Wright, continued at in
stance of the Commonwealth,
Order of sale continued in estate of Daniel
Gearhart, a lunatic.
Com, vs. Isaiah Beers et al. Jury called, ver
.lid not guilty.
Com. vs. Edmund Jon cs Jr. Recognizance
forfeited to bo respited next term on appear
ance of defendant.
Com. vs. Emory Cooper. Itecognizanco for-
iled to respited next term ou appearance of
cfendant.
Kcport of viewers of a road in Hemlock near
T. J. Vanderslice's, reporting against n load
confirmed nisi.
Uom. vs. John Johnson. Charge perjury
2s ot a true bill. Prosecutor pay costs.
Com. vs. (ien. Snyder. Three indltemenls for
La
ireeny. I ). fend mt pleads guilty.
Com. v. Xunlelius Ycager and Thomas
Gross. Fci i ible Entry and detainer. Not a
rue bill. Prosecutor pay costs.
Com. vs Jesse D. Itice. False pretense,
A
rue bill. Case continued until next term.
September 7th. Tho Grand Jury made thei
nal report and were discharged witli the thanks
of the court.
Cum. vs. George Snyder. The court senten
ed tli6 defendant to pay a fine of $50.00 am'
costs of prosecution, to restore the goods nnd
chattels stolen if not already done, or pay
the value thereof to the owner, and that he mi-
lergo imprisonment al separate or solitary con
finement in the Eastern Penitentiary at hard la
bor for a period of one year.
On the second indictment he was sentence.
to another year. The third was held open
Com. vs. Martin Hndin and John Lockwood
Larceny. Defendants sentenced to Ka-tern
Penitentiary for one year and six months,
Com. vs. John Yost. Recognizance of pros'
ecutrix Clara lohey forfeited in open coui
forfeiture to be taken off on payment of costs by
either party.
Kaub Frymire and Edwards vs. Bryson
Co. Recognizance of Isaiah Ycager in tl
sum of $50 to perfect the npiieal in this case.
Coin. vs. Wesley Bodlne, Court sentenced de
frndant to one day in jail, and pay costs A
lie had already been in jail several mouths.
The Sheriff acknowledged the following deeds
in open court on Wednesday last :
To Joseph Pohe for a lot of land in Centre
Township sold as the property of William Mil-
er. Consideration $5300.
To Anna Wnnich for a house and lot in
llloouisburfi sold as tho property of John Wa-
nicli Jr. Consideration $105.
To Benton nnd Columbia county Saving
Fund Associatiors for lot in Bloomsburg known
as Union Iron Works, sold as the property of
Turubach A- Hess. Consideration $2000.
To H. J. Meixell for a house anil lot in Cen-
tralia sold as the property of Conrad Folland.
Consideration $20.
To Grovo li'others for a lot in Montour town
ship Kild as the property of C. lleUt. Consid
eration $551.
To I). J. Waller for a house and lot in
Bloomsburg sold as the property of John S.
Sterner. Consideration $300.
To I, W. MchTelvy for Exchange Hotel prop
erty in Bloomsburg, sold as tho property of W.
B. ICoons. Consideration S21 000.
To same for house and lot on Market Street
Bloomsburg sold as the property of John S.
Sterner. Consideration $5000.
To same for liouso and lot on Third Street,
sold ns the property of John S. Sterner. Con
sideration $1200.
To Citizens Building nnd Loan Association of
Centralis for two lots of ground in Centralis,
sold as the property, of S. E. Yanburen. Con
sideration $11.
To John Appleman for 10 acres of land in
Greenwood township, sold as the property of
Leonard Kline, Consideration $250.
To Pennsylvania Coal Company for a piece
of laud In Centre township, sold as the property
of William Miller. Consideration $5.
To Benjamin Miller for one-half acre nf land
in Scott township, sold as the properly of Wil
liam Hopper. Consideration $25.
To Joseph Miller et al. for four tracts of land
In Centre township, sold as the property of Wil
liam Miller. Consideration $0000.
To Benton M. S. F. & L. Association for 70
acres of land in Centre township, sold as the
properly of Levi A. Iiidlay, Consideration
$1101.
To same for three tracts of land in Greenwood
and Pine towiihip,sold as the property of John
Leggott. Consideration $220.
To Paxton & Harman for house and lot in
Montour township, sold as the property of John
Nungesfer. Consideration $301.
To George Hughea'ffor,I20 acres of land In
Mifllin township, sold as the property of John
Aten. Consideration $3783 34.
To Clarinda Evans for 21 acres of Iund in
Briaicreek township, sold as the property of
William Evans. Consideration $100.
To John Klingerman for 25 acres of land In
Beaver township, Bold as the property of John
Hlnderliter. Consideration $10,
To Daniel C. Bond for two pieces of land in
Mifllin township, sold as tho property of Tho
mas II, llond. Consideration $535,
E, W. Butter vs. W. P. Jones. This was an
action of slander, and brought over a large
number of citizens of Catawlssa as witnesses,
The suit was for damages for words spoken by
the defendant agslm-t the platutill. The jury
rendered a verdict of $5 damages for the plain
tiff. 1), Kostenbauder vs. Caspar I. Thomas. This
was an action to recover balance due on settle
ment of accounts. Verdict for plalntln"$C3,IO.
Mary Crevellmr's use vs. William Winter
steen. Artlon of covenant. Verdict for defen
dant. Geo. Jtuclile vs. Michael Graver's adminis
trators. Action of Trespass. Verdict for plain-t'ff$320.
DEM0CRAT,BL00M8BUKG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
The rumor In town that n man had been
killed on Dutch IIIII, In Madison township,
although apparently well authenticated, proves
to be ii 1 1 1 rue We learn however that one
Johnson diil shout ouo Wc llivcr, and that tho
shot took effect In Ids hack and head. Wheth
er an accident or by design we do i.ot know,liiit
arc Informed that the. c:no was settled for ten
dollars.
The Itusslan Court Invited Dr. Ayer nnd his
family to the duke's wedding in tiic Itoyal Pal
ace. This distinction was nwarded him not on
ly because he was an American, but also be
cause his name ns a physician had become fa
vorably known in Ilussia on its passage round
tho world. liclh Col.) Viorfc.
be it. lm.
Elegant Hair Is woman's crowning beauty
when it fades, rho fades as well. While it is kept
bright her personal attractions arc still maintain-
d. By preserving the hair fresh nnd vigorous a
youthful appearance is continued through many
years. Those who grieve over their fading
hair turning gray too early should know that
Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents It, nnd lestores
gray or faded hair to its natural color. It Is a
clear and healthful preparation, containing
neither oil, dye, nor anything deleterious, and
imparts t the sculp what is most needed n
sense of pleasant and delightful freedom from
scurf or dandruff. A'cw Heme (A. C.) Times.
POLITICAL.
Democratic fcjtatc Ticket.
roil SUPREME JUDOE,
JUDGE THUNKEY,
of Venango county.
TOE AUDITOR GENERA!,,
W. P. SCHELL,
of Bedford county.
EOR STATE TREASURER,
A. C. NOYES,
of Clinton county.
Democratic County Ticket.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
IIOBEHT 11. LITTLE,
of Illoomsburg,
TOR CORONER,
ISAIAH YEAGEH,
of Locust,
TOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SAMUEL NEYHAHD,
of Centre.
Business .Notices
Fish at Cost for cash at Silas Young's
Store, Light Street. Aug 24-dw
$1.25 Foxed' Gaiter-, at McKinncy's.
A new lot of Bass l-'lies, Lines nnd Hooks
&c, just received by J. Schuyler & Son.
. Nice mild Cheese nlways at Conner's.
Cheapest place for Groceries in town is at
Creasy'a.
Just Heceivcd, a large lot of Boys' and
Children's Clothing for Fall and Winter at
D. Lowenberg's.
Produce taken in exchaiigo for School
Books at G. A. Clark's.
Ladies' fino Shoes,
at JIcKinney's.
all widths and sizes
Buy your Writing Paper at G. A. Clark's.
See This. Tin Cans cheaper than ever.
Rollins & Holmes will not bo undersold.
They are now offering one dozen quart cans
at 75 cents. Now is the time to make your
purchases.
Important Notice to the public. All person-
attending Court will find it to their in
terest to buy their Fall Suits at onco and can
be bought cheaper than ecr at 1). Lowe.i-
uerg s.
Nice Ham at Conner's.
SOMETHING NEW AT CADMANS
tho-o ltustic Tables aro tho latest thing ut
in the way of Furniture. They are neat
cheap and attractive. Largest size only $3
"Down to Hard Pan" Boots and Shoes at
McKiiiney's.
Wanted. Two girls to learn the tailor
ing trade. Win, Y. Kcster. Apr.27tf
All the latest novelties in Fall Hats and
Caps can now be had at 1). Lowenberg's.
Buy your School Slates at G. A. Clark's. '
Mason's original Fruit Jars, only $1.40 a
dozen at Creasy's.
Produce taken iu exchange for School
Books at G. A. Clark's.
Coming into general use, Fall Clothing.
For tho latest stylo and Lowest Price go to
D. Lowenberg's.
SEED WHEAT.
Tho Celebrated IJnosac Bearded Wheat
from Northern Iona to arrive Sept. 1 1S77.
Paxton it Harman,
Aug. 17-lv Hupert, Pa.
Lasting Gaiters, $1,00 at McKinncys.
A nice set of Dishes makes a table look
handsome, these can bo had for a fciuall sum
at Conner's.
Tho Dunlap Helmet Hat. Call and seo
the Latest Stylo Still' Hat. Nobby, New
rind Nice, at Lowenberg's.
Hustic Stands for flowers at Cadmans are
down to panic figures. Only 85 cents apiece.
The same stands have found ready sale here
tofore at $1.50, Cadman's is tlio place for
tho best and cheapest Furniture.
Fino Molasses only GO cents a gallon at
l), A. ureasy s.
Buy your writing Paper at G. A. Clark's,
Don't pas L. Bernhardt Jmvtlry Store
without stopping to look in his window. It
contains an elegant t ssorlmcnt of Jewelry
and Silverware. Watches and clocks re
paired und all kinds of work in his line done
reutly auu ciieapiy.
Don't forget to call and examine, that
splendid byrup, just received,, at the Em
pire.
NOTICE TO CONTIUOTOHS AND
BUILDEHS.
Messrs. Van Alen & Co,, Proprietors of
the Northumberland Nail Works apprecia
ting tho reputation of their Superior Cut
Nails havo lately, at great expense, attached
to their nail machines, Conne's Patent An
tomatic Nail Atsortcrs, which throws out all
cinder, scrap, slivers, headless and blunt
nails, insuring to tho purchaser a Full Keg
ot Sound Nulls, making a saving of five to
ten per cent, more nails than are furnished
by manufacturers not using this improve
nient. For bale by J, Schuyler ivSou,
Agents, iiioomsourg, ra.
Buy your School Slates at G. A. Clark's.
Hand-made Shoes at McKiiiney's,
The Hockford Watch, tho best American
timo keeper made for tlio price, can now be
iiuu at i.oui jiernuaru a jewelry store.
Large rocking chairs for porches aro all
the rago. Cad man has them of all shapes
and sizes and colors, and Is selling them rap
idly. Those formerly sold at six dollars can
now be bought for $-1.50. Cheaper thuu any
I). A, Creasy Iim lust opened n fino as
sortment ol Now Dry (Inods nnd Groceries.
(I. A. t'lnrlc wllfwff Pnrkerrt WitUon'n
Nntiotml Headers tit the lollowlng piiccs du
ring tho coming l'nll nnd Winter :
I'rimef, 16 cenls.
First Itender, 25 ceiiti
Second Itender, -10 cents.
Third Header, 70 cents.
Fourtli Header, $1.00
Fifth Header, 1.25
Montclth's Geographies nt tho following
rates :
Montcilli's 1st Gcornphy 2S cents.
Motitcitli's 2nd Geography -11 cents.
Monlelth's 3rd Geography 83 cents,
Monteltli's -1th Geography $1.40,
DOllIIIN'S ELKOTHIO SOAP.
Having obtained tlio agency of this
Geleiirateh Soap
for Bloomsburg nnd vicinity, I append the
opinion of somo of our best pcnplo ns to Its
merits.
"I hnvo used Dobbin's Electric Soapmado
by J. lj, Urncln Uo Philadelphia, l'n.
for washing about ten years, nnd think it
superior to npy other. Jirs. u. u. Hartley. '
"Wo have used Dobbin's. Electric Soap nnd
nnu it superior to any oiner or nu outers;
.airs. v , it. Jncouy,
Mrs. B. H. Stohncr.
I desire all my fiicnds and customers to I
Give this Soap one trial,
so that they may know just how good the
Best boap in tuo United Stales is.
J. H. Maize.
July 20, '77-8w Illoomsburg, Pa.
Lucky is the baby whoso mamma uses
Glenn's Sulphur Soap with which to wnsh
tho little Innocent. No prickly heat, or
other rnsti can annoy the lniant cutlclo Willi
which this coollnc and purilvlne antiscor
butic comes in daily contact. Sold by nil
uruegisls.
HIII'j Hair & Whisker Dve. black or
urown. aug
August Flower.
The lno-t miserable, heines in tlio world ato
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. Moro than ovcntvflvo tier
cent of tlio pcoplo in tho United States aro
aimctcd witli tiicso two Ut'catcs ntul tlioir cl-
fects: such as hour stomach. Sick Ilcad-
nbe, Habitual Costivencss, Palpitation of tho
ileal t, Heart-burn, Water-brash, gnawing
and burning pains at tho int ot tho btouiach,
yellow skin, coated tongtio and di'agrccablo
taste in tlio mouth, coming up ot lood alter
eating, low spirits, ivc. lio to .Mover tiros.,
ana get aTO cent Ijottloot AUUUM i l.UW-
Kll or a (-ample bottlo for 1U cents. Try it.
l wo uoscs will relievo yon.
April 27, 77 ly jl
Dr. Sltiloli's Svstem Vitalizer.
We aro authorized to guarantee this rem
cuv for trecureol "(yspepsia, Inactive Liv-
cr,Sou r Stomach, Constipation, Loss of Ap
petite, Coining up of i'ood, Yellow Skin,
and General Languor and Debility, You
must acknowledge that this would bo ruin
ous unless we had positive evidence that it
will cure. You who aro sull'ering from
these complaints thp.'O words are addressed
and will you continue to sutler when you
can be cured on tucli terms? It is for you
to determine, sample bottle 1U cents : reg
ular sizo 75 cents. Sold by C. A. Klcim and
N. J. llendershctt.
00,000 dio annually by neglecting a
Cough, Cold or Croup, often leading to
Consumption and the grave. Why will you
neglect so important a matter, when you
can get at our store Shiloh's Consumption
Cure, with the assurance ot a speedy recov
ery. For soreness across the Chest or Lungs
or Lame liacK or Side, billion's Porous
Plaster gives prompt relief. Sold by C. A.
Kleim and JN. J. Hcmiersliott,
Hackmelack, a popular and fragrant per
fume, Sold by C. A. Kleim and N. J. Hen-
dershott. .unrcli oo, i i-eow
Coal ! Coal ! ! Coal ! ! !
Ve are now oflbrim' nil sizes of
the celebrated Susquehanna Coal
Co's., coal, at the lowest cash pri
ces.
Coal screened before leaving our
yards and full weight guaranteed.
Urilers Idi, at 1. W, AlcKelvy s
Store, at our oJlice, or sent through
the mails will receive prompt at
tention.
Your patronage is respectfully
solicited.
C. W. Nual & Bko.
May 1, 1877.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JjIX'UTOItS' JCOTICK.
ESTATE Or H MI EI. Oil IN, PKC V,
U-lters Testonientary on tlio estate of Samuel
oiii-in. lato of .Mt. 'le.isant two. column a t o. dee'd.
have been irraiited by Iho Iteirlster of sold county to
the uuilerststned executors of s.wo township,
to whom all nersons Indebted to said Hstato nie re-
UUeSll'U LU ULltVU I.1S Ull-tll, Uim IIIUSU U.l, lUK l.u,lo I
agutnsi. the said estate will make them known to tlio 1
sola aainimstrator witnout. uciay.
WILLIAM OMAN,
JACOI! OMAN.
sept. U, '"-Civ Lxecutors.
AUJI 1 NLSTlt ATOH'S -N'OTl CK.
ESTATE Ol' CALEB 11. UIUTOK, IIKCEISEU.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Caleb
II, (ilrton. Ute of Hein'oek township, Columbia Co.
Pn . deceased, have been gr nted by the Register of
'.oil county to Matthias A. (Ill ton of tl e same town
slitp, adnilulstrator, to whom all persons Indebted
aro renue&ted to m.ike raiment, und those haling
culms or demands akntnst tin- sa'd estate it 111 make I
ineiii known to tuo saia nummisirator turnout uc-
iay.
.tlAlTlllAS ..UI UU.-s.
Administrator.
Sept. T, TT-Oiv Ruck Horn, l'a.
JJEUVKV H. SMITH,
;VHUIt.M',l-Al-l,.UV,
Office In A. J. Evan's New Ilciunso,
IILOOMSIIL'HO, 1'A.
Member of Commercial law and Hank Collection As
sociation, oet. h, 1,-tr
OFERuA- HOUSE,
CHAS. II. DUPHEZ, JlANAor.it.
FRIDAY KVKXIXfl, SKIT. '21,
Announcing tho world-renowned
Duprez und Benedict's
Gigantic Famous Minstrels
A MOSSTElt COIU'SOF AllTISTS,
composed ol i:ight I urlialed Comedians,
r'uur Artlstlo Popular End Men.
l'ainous Clofglst, song and danco Artists,
Pleasing HurlebQUO Female Prima Donna,
A well-trained Vocal liuartetto.
A celebra.ed Soloist Orchestra and a Largo Uni
formed Ilrass Hand,
Introducing a Brilliant original Programme
Retorted Seats for tale at Clark's book Store.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
OP VALUA11LL1
REAL ESTATE!
In pursuanco ot an order of tho Orphans' Court ot
Columbia county, the undersigned win sou at public
saloon tuo pi endues of the lato John Mensch, de
ceased, li l'iankln township, on
SATURDAY, OCTOHKU 0, 1877,
at ID ox-lock, a. in., tho lohowlng described
Itouudedbylandaof Wm. Teeplo, Wellington ilea-
ver, M, tlearheart. (Susquehanna ltlcr, Mlcluel
Aienbcu ami others, containing
164 ACRES,
ar.d li rcrches.
I'hero Is erected on tlw premises tu
LAitau ritAMi; dwki.i.ing iiousks,
Uirgo Hank llaruand otherout-bulldlngs. TUeroU
also a (lood Orchard on the premise.
TKUMSOPBALli-Tenpercentof one-fourth of
tho purchase money to be paid at tho sulking down
of tho property, tlio one-fuuith less the ten ireent.
at connnnatiun absolute, and the rcinalnleg three-
fourths In ono year theriuitcr. llh Interest Irom
conllrmatlon nisi.
JlSE MENSCH.
MICHAEL, MtNMil,
BsIW, 1I-U
AdmlnUUator.
PUEM1UM LIST
niTur
COl.UMIllA UOI NTV
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
ThQ Columbia, Conntv AffrlMilfm-nl Rntlv
will hold its twent -second annual t'lilr at
Wkunesday, Thursday & Friday,
October loth, lllh and lltli, 1877.
CLASS I.
uonsES.
DIVISION 1-STAI.MONS.
Juitncn Alfred L'lcslon. frnmuel Cicvcllnrr.
C. Kruiner.
Rest blooded Stallion.
10(H1
6(l
111 no
non
410
AND
Heeond best
Hest bttilllou rnrull work
fseeond best
llest stallion colt not over 4 years
DIVISION 2-DIlAlMIIT HORSES
JlAlti-.s.
.JmtaeT..'t. Vandcrsllce.Josenli Hiirtlnan.
Isaac I'ursul
Itest nalr draiuzht horses or marcs
MM
4 00
Second best
To bo toiled In harness by tho Judges.
DIVISION n-OAURIA(lK HORSES AND
.MARLS.
Jnttries II. C. llalton. T. W. 1'urbcl. Llovd
Ycager.
Host Pair carrlairo horscsor males 1C3
Second host 3 n
llest slnitlo carrlago horse or mil o I i
Second best ? '
DIVISION 4 COLTS. IlllOOD MAKES AND
MUl.l.8.
Juilufi Chandler Cu. Depow l'ursu,
Jackson lkeler,
llest brood inni o, colt by her sldo 1 DO
Second bent 3 UO
Host horse or maro between Unco and
fouryeais 30i)
Second best . 2 00
Hest maro or gciuinj net wean iw o am i
three years 3 00
Second best 1 !
llest norso or mnio coll between ono
nmltwovvais
Secood best 1 OU
IJest borso or maro colt under ten
months -PO
Becond best 1 00
Hest pull match colts unucr lour years
In oken to harness 3 on
Second best -CO
Hest pull- of mules 3 OU
Second best -CO
CTltlhltnrq linilnr IbU elass will havo their
horses on tlio nround by ten o'clock Thurs
day morning, w lieu tliey will bo oxuinlncd.
CLASS II.
CATTLE.
DURHAM STOCK.
Jurlaei William hhaller. Reuben Rouch,
Owen liostonbiiuder,
Hest bull I0
Second best bull 3 no
Hest cow two years nnu upwnrus i w
Hestbeirerbetwec'iiono nndtwoyears 3C0
Hestlmll cnir under ten months 3 ml
Host heifer under ten months 'i 00
DEVON STOCK.
Host bull 410 00
Second best bull !M
llest null calf umler len ninnins iii
Hei-t cow, !i years and upwards & on
llest liellei between one nnd two years 30.1
Host heller under len months 2 00
JERSEY fa'lOOK.
Host bull tlOOO
Second best bull 3 00
llestbullealfiinilcrtcii months siu
cow, two years anil upwarus dwi
belter between one and two yenis 4 0J
heifer under ten months 2 00
ailADED STOCK.
Hct bull threo jeais old and upwards 100
Second best 3 00
1 est bil l between iwoanuilileo years .mu
Second bet 1 M
Rest bull bilw cell ono anil iwo years i m
nun unuer ten niuiiiiis i s
cow, ttilco v ears uml upwards 1 00
belteebctweeutnoand tlll'eujenls 201
heifer between ono and two j ears 1 ol)
heller under len mouths 1 00
NATIVE STOCK.
Hest bull fit'
Vn rtrnmtmrw will lm HWIU'ilCll Oil Durliaill.
Ilueoh tie Jersov Stock, unless thu sumo shall
bo euteiea In tho Herd Hook,
KYhiniims will hivo their slock ready fcr
tliojuilui. to examine, by ten o'clock a. ni.im
Thmsd.iy, nnd to letnalii until three o'clock
p. in. on liiday.
CLASS III.
BWINK.
JuilnesT. D. strouse, Rlchaid llcnrle,
William E. Fleas.
Host bvooil bow und niKs. six or inoi o s C 5
Second best " 110
Host boar -nu
Second beat boar 3 ( 0
llest blood sow -I'1)
Second best In ood sow 2 E J
Host lot pigs, 5oi- more, under 8 weeks 4 10
CLASS IV.
Bnem-.
Jiarcs II. V
Hattcn, Samuel Shatter, Sr.,
Abol Tliomaa.
Itest buck WOO
i-L'COIUl llC3t f 00
licit I'WII -i t1
Second bont - 3
Ileal lot or luiuus, noi joss limn eiynt -i uu
second best v0
Ul-iASb V.
rocLTnv.
Jinhies Jacob FKshcr, Tnoums ebb. Isiuic
Jlomoe.
TUUKKVS.
IJest forty iionnd tuikey
if 5 00
3 01)
150
100
1 (HI
1 00
5(10
1UU
100
100
1W
second bust
CIIICKUNS.
lleM trio llmbmas
' black spaiysli
' 11 buirCoehiii
nml laigmt collection, not less
Hum ll e varieties.
Plymouth. Hocks
DUCKS.
IJest i).ilr
llest pair
llest ami largest display
CLASS YI.
HIIAIN, SBEE8 AVD FI.OCK,
J.if(i John bands, David Blown, William
niteulu.
llest and most Hour from two biflieh
nnvlieiu, mown ana mount, mum
county
'.(
JUI
J UO
1 (10
2 01
I 09
P.est .V) imunds buckwheat Hour
t half Michel clover Heca
Second beit A bushel clover seed
Jlect hair Dusnei iitnoiuy seen
si pmiii inft U bushel timothv seed
Jiest liufiiiei Kimo wneat uiueieni
varieties 2 00
llest bushel ryo 1 (h)
" oius, luueveiit vttiiuues i w
" corn, diilereut varieties l no
buckwheat 1 00
CLASS vi r.
VKUETAIlLKif.
JudftesU. II. Kiown, J, II. Vunderellce, O.
W. bunnlce.
l.Mt ami largest display of potatoes,
half bushel of each variety 2 00
Second .ict 1 U
HcM half bushel sweet potatoes, raised
by exhibitor 73
llest bushel Held turnip fm
" nun uusiiei luiauaga1 ft.)
" " sugar beets .VI
" mangle wurtzel fti
" " beets N
" ' eariotf
" " " purs nips Nt
" " onions lit
" " " mangolds 60
' neck totualooH r i
" halt dozen egctablo oysters 60
u half dozen Kouashes M
" half do. en heads of cahbayo .VI
' half dozun llehl pumpkins Al
" half doen citron M
" thiee buuclu'H celery 3ft
four egs plants 75
" twudiiien peppers 0
" two (uniti linn i' beaiH D
two quails butter btuns .V
" twotlozen radishes iV)
" three watermelons M
" (purler peck pea &j
' quarter peck onion sets W)
41 ouctus
lemon tieo 2 oo
" thieo heads caulfiiowcr . fO
Tenons uouinetliur for ineinluins on the
large-stand hcidipUy of potatoes will no
be utlowedu premium on the ume scpciutely.
CLASS VIII.
FIIVIT.
Jurf(egL. II, Unpen, tV, M. Momoc, U, L.
Ulleh.
APPl.Us,
lJet dUplay of winter, not Icbk than
n o vuriu;ics, sixot each
llest. looking peck of (all or winter a1
iiilcajlirj
1'
peCK lull or w Inter upples I
ueepinu winier appies, toi eaci
vol)
iiuvoicti peeu iau or w inier appi
quart faiberluncnibs of any Kind
ipples-
1 on
lOti
I'l.Aita,
llest display dwarf or standard, Hvo
varieties, six of each
Hot looking halfdozen. nnyklnd
Itebt llavoivd mid most Juicy half ilnzvu
llet lurtrciit lialfdozen.itwaif or stund-
uid, lull or winter
l'K.ClIi:s.
ll?t display of any kind, live vuiictlcs
stx of each
llosjt ltaoieil and most J ulcv half dozen
Ilevtund lluubt looking lialrduzen
llest ami largot vullely, half doz, each
(JU1XCES.
Hest dozen
UUAIT.S,
Hest display, wild or cultivated (hot
hoUHc excluded,) tlve vailellos
l!ct lx elunlers of Coiuord
' lb-la warn
" " Clinton
" " Iwlielln
" " llurtloiil 1'iollHo
" " lonu
" " Adliondua
" " ItebetHia
" " oik Madeira
I'l.UMs.
Hest dUplay, not leu than two vaile.
tics, one dozen eneU
ItASl'HKItltlUS.
Unit dUptay, any kind, not less than
two Milicllou
CIICBTNUTS.
Ititat quait
llltlUD FltUlTs.
f.l 00
1 10
100
100
13 00
1 1 1
1 in
lio
tlta
tion
iir.
lOU
1 tu
l m
l no
no
11U
10O
llest nuait npples. lM'ars. uulnrm.
Hsachos.nprloot.viceiarlncs.clierile't'
our or sweet iilunim- in,i,iitr,ii
gi-apu(ciiltlvatLdorwlld),Hiuwlioi.
iliw. uny kind of msjiuerilw. black-berrti-s,
dewlN-nies, Mlinitlebeiilw,
plums, tKLtclieis, prunes at CO
Thu fiutt not to be removed until tlio eloio
oMuo exhibition, mid puitlcnlur cam In lm
oUerved by ull pcuous thut tho same Is not
Injured,
PA.
CLASS IX,
KJI'OHS.
.r(tv? C. It. ltrw.'k ,
11. I), iiolirlde.
Kent fpwrt cnfi-fint wlno
" blackberry wtnu
" " grup win
William Ulngh ,
Hi rn
1 ui
100'
1 IU
1 00
1 00
1C3
ryn uliHky
hier vlneiffir
tttinploa of fiull Jelly now
CLASS X.
llOMf.STlU MASLTAUTL'Jtb-.
JvthtMWiUtatn peneock, Mrs.
6amuel
crevelliig, Mrs. n. u. narton
lint loaf of hrend
Second bfttt lonf of brood
Jlct roll butler, 3 pound or moro
Second bwt , " "
Itct Hpplo tito
Jiwtoanncd fruit, dtfTercnt kinds (not
lew than one quart each), new
Host pound cako
fruitcake
u glngov enko
11 Minple preserves (not less than
ono quart) new
l((wt rueuinlfor pickles, new
" vniiely plckleH, new
" quait Hpplo tmttcr, new
11 (plai t poach butter, now
" (piartgntpo butter, now
(piart plum buttwr, now
' cured nam
" taiuplen yeast
$1 CO
2n
noo
lfm
i(W
1 03
ft
1 10
100
i
2 00
m
no
w
no
jmui Botip
pnft mrm
" trallon miiplo molae
glass xr.
lmcBSIlOLD MANCPACTCRES.
Jmlnei rruns lliomi, lrs. J. S, Wcods,
Mrs. i. V. lluwiiiuii.
Host ten ynriU lliumel tJWI
llvo ynrds woolen cloth 2 00
" ten yard carpet at)
ten yuidsphim linen 1 IV!
" len yntils itlnper linen 1W)
knit wool stneklngi an
knit wool mittens B0
u knit wool stocking- 60
" lionit-.itmdo clionitso IS)
pair uooteii lilunkets 2 00
" pair linen sliuts 1W
ulass xir.
KKBnLEWORK, KMUUOIPKItV, AND onNAMKNTAt.
WORK.
Jmlget Dnvld I.nn enljeH;, Mrs. Mnry Mon.
rne, Jits. Kvnu Welllvcr.
Host knit uullt J)
" tidy 1 Oil
" suit of clntlirs 210
" teltlnir work 1 to
" speclinon bead work 1 Oil
specimen licll w oik Jl
" iipoctinen burr work 1 no
" epeclmoii Iwitlier work 1 1)
" specimen balr work IO)
" Hiiiclincn wus work 1 (M
" silk cnibioiilery . 1
" cotton einbroldely M
" worstid embroidery 1 uo
" worsted mat M
" cotton mat tW
" worked -ilippcrs 1 W
" fancv pin cushion 100
" liend ilrosa I m
" specimen moss work 1 00
CLASS XII r.
FINS ARTS, I'KNMASfllllr, FLOWKI19 A DrSMIIfl.
.Tmlgca William Krlckbinm. Mrs. 11. 11
Aldilcli, Mrs. William II. Mat tier.
licit oil painting tl 00
" dmwliii? 100
" specimen pentnnnslini 1 H)
" collection dallllna M
" nrlinclal ilowcrs ft)
" specimen liou-o plants In bloom 1 U)
" specimen dried Krass W)
" specimen ofllowirs M
" variety Ilowcrs 1 tf)
" specimen bookbinding dip.
Rneclliieii w nnil t-rullilnu- lltli.
spectmenlettertnKon marble dli).
(specimen hIrii paiutlnir dip.
illsplay printing dip.
transpaicnt paintinir dip.
(JLASS XIV. '
VEllII l.RS.
Jiuiaes A. -
Albeitson, aamuel Conner,-
John ilench.
JJest nba'ton
" lumlly eurilaga
" upen buggy
" lop Imggy
" farm agon
ppi lug w ugon for farm uso
spring ngou lor pleusuiu
' lieclbairow
sleigh
" sulky
:n
2 011
:ni
am
2 0-)
GLASS XV.
AOBICL'LTUHAL lMPLKMENTS, fACHIKUV, ETf.
Judges O. V. Knt, Isaluli Bower. II. It.
Aldrlcli.
llest right huml plow
u left liftinl plow
" light iwut left haiul pin a
" corn plow
" 3ub))U plow
" feciuure iling
" one li rte eulttvutor
,l two horso cultivator
u a hnrmi corn planter
" one liorao corn planter
" thresher anil sepaiator combined
' mower nnd icaper
hay link
" poi tablo cider press
" clover huller
u sainago grln.lcr
" washing uiachtnu
" clolhes w 1 Inger
" giubblng hoo
" het miner's picks
" pair of fnro and lilnd liorsoshocs
" sharpened drllU
" axe handle
u grain crjillo
" jnller
" funning mill
" corn nheller
" Miaw and fodder cutter
M Imr venter ,
14 bay tedder
dip.
dip.
dip.
111.
dtp.
dip.
dip.
dip.
dip.
dip.
din
lip.
Ho.
Hp.
nip.
(Hp.
nip
Up. ill .
iltli.
inn.
din.
dip.
dip.
dip.
dip.
nip.
IIP.
Up.
nip.
Any now or moMtnilou. Implement'si cslilb
Itedand not piovlded for In tho foregoing
claw, the Judyeii may report thomerltf of tho
fc'imo for premiums to thu Kxeeutlvo Com
mit tec.
CLASS XVI.
STOVtie, TWAUK, UAIITHU WAI11S, lTTC.
Jvdgcxll ilendenhall, L. Creasy, Iruui
Den.
llest (ooklnggtovo with ll.turcs
pallor sio o 1th llxtures
variety tinu aro
" vailety eaitlienwaro
lt &et urtlllclnl teeth
CLASS xvir.
llil).
lip.
.'! mi
tiOO
Up.
OAniNBTWAnB, SUOBMAKUIW, TAhEIt?, KTCi
JudletT.J. Moult, Uerger, Ilobert
I'otter.
Jie-sjt et double dniught hurnosH
,et -loubli earrlago hiitnesa
" tet slnule earrlago harnoas
,l lulr call boots
" pair kip boou
" pair in flier's ahocs
" bureau
ilitMKlugHtand
" dUplav eahluetwaro
" set wlmlsnr chairs
" mt ipilng-eut chairs
settee
' l-oelvlugcliulr
" halfiloen broom-i
" two ldua nolo leather
" two rtde-4 kip leuther
lt two ealf skins
" butnplu brick
CLASS XVIIL
It EES AND U EE U1VK.4.
.1UU
:i
ii
1 (HI
1 Ol
1 00
Hill.
i V)
Up.
nip.
till.
1 UI
1 IXI
1 no
1 on
1 ou
illp.
Judges Aaron hmlth, John NcvlU3, Ilyram
lle-t swarm Italian bees 45 00
Second best few aim Italian bees ato
Third het swarm Itall.m bees 1 ,vj
liebt display w Into eloper honey 1 50
econd Uct dUplay 7hllo clover honey 1 00
liewKiHpiuy niieicwneai noney 1
Second bet dTpIuv buckwheat honey I )
l'.etjar e1.11 acted honey . fio
Second be-.t Jar extracted honey 5
ei unx noney, uvojaii 01 niovu, j-l;
Second best box honey, ilto Jar or-uroiL,
The bee- and hone v to havo been thft'Tffqi
ducoof thocAlnbUors.
A suitable nlao- In tho bnlldln ifn Will lm
ttiwrt for Uio exhibition ui m tides untered In
CLASS XX.
TaiALS UV Sl'EKU.
Jmlijei .lerry llaiinan. W. II. Koons. Dan.
lei Munis, Or, Chapin, Onpt, Harrison Con
UCli
VAKMLUf I.IST-TIirnsilAV, oni:
O UI.OUK I'. 41.
llisfet tioti.ng lioru or mailt In tlio
county, thut never nu, onuuy track
JSIiW
low
Keeoiul best do do
Third bet do do
3l
COUNTY Sl'Olt'l'lNd I.ItT I'lilDAY
ic. o'ci.uu;, .v. II,
llest uottliiK lioiso or uuuo in tho
county that lias never buiicu 2:10 i.viOi)
Seioiidbust ilu iti, 'iiw
Third host do UIOQ
V'ltlllAY, TIlHKKOUj.OClC 1'. M.-Ol'KN
llest trotting horse orinaie ij-o (fl
Isuooiul bust, do till on
tUIHI UU.l, till UU
fw ,V ,. t ""V ,MJ I'aei. oeiyro 1110
M.ll ,.,il,.,ino I-.., a ... .... ..
tlio
I ' J "... 'U ...lltlllll'tl
I'eo tun pur
i eenwoii
Dfilitll&u. All trialri to l... .iu,.i.s.As.t....
1 tho bestfihleu.out of Umi lit-ats. Ilorsosftrotfsl
muni. till, f.ii-nn'i-' ti-or. ...Ill I il.-n.,:. j
tlio county trot. and frco toall.-TIIorsiw cllRljl
bio totliocouuty trot, caircntor In tho nuuS
tonll. Tho enu-Ua will close' at ? nviS
Thursday noon. In tho froo'lo all, four en.
tiles lo inaliii a rnoo, wo must bo mnio or no
pieuiluui will beuMurded,
UUIXS AMI) KKGULATIOXS.
1. IJvery parson lmvlnu nrtlcltss lor exbl
biiloii or uoiiipctlilon mul boeoiuu u nien.bir
of the Assooiatlon or puichase mi oxhlbltois
cliecK i-toiu enturliiK tlism.
Mmois can beeomu niembennroxlilbii.
mi w-!." .V'S '' l""ents uiomembi w.
3. Uiu llelil ot competition Is open to all.
l'ereoiisfioni othsr counties ,( M,,., t.
zona of this eount v.
i. hstM.lUi1!,cl.'V ""'ic'l for coniuctitlon must
bo ownoii by tlio competitor, n-iilts. vtueia
lilw, lluwvra, Ap., uiii.t bu mown bv Urn 5om
lietllor, and Kll niuiiiifaeniiuil mucins must
be Hindu by tho ooinpvtlliir.
5. No horso or mure 111 la) elluiblo tn on
tor l nnnei s' I.lst ov County fcpnrtlnir J.lsi.
uiider lilals in spied, unless omiwlMiv tlw
w...,si,,Hi, 111111 lUt.S 1 ll
rtv!,m Ihiliufnlv
u. All i
lesonteu to lie, or picuilums w 111 bi lorli-luil
tlUSUHlk I'llll-liU Mil. I Ouwlllltl' Ull-p.
iGV
0
7.' Alliwlleliw ibr exhibition nroninnt-il-ttou
must bo eiituiwl by live o'clook p. ui. on
MiduusdHV, ilin loth, and remain on Ibo
Kiounil i until I'llday, at three o'olock p. in.,
vt lii-lithuy vrtll bo ut the disposal ot Uio ux
nibllor, . . Nu. Kttn4bUnf or game of onanoo of auy
kind whatever slmlinw ullouid iiimhi in iu
Iho viiilnlty uiho fair giumuls. And Mr tbu
pui pose ofiirmenttim the iiilinls.ion of uny
liursitu ti the ginuiids lib guinea ol ehaneti,
nndtOproil.il U i ibo expulsion nt uus ii
s ua by iui mauns iiuiii nilinlssiou, ihcae
shall bu a. lm use Kiauteil to ull isiikims en
terlnn tlli exhibitions, orfor the pin iMi-e of
riling any unifies, by the l.lbiui Ian of Uio
AssiHlalion, ui bis illseiuUou.it tin. til.Jeit
nf udiiiUsiiui i. luniul nmi pinpor, uimiii llie
puj llleiil of sin h kuiii Us he may duliirinlllv.
whleh liovnsusbull be foi felled and thu hold-ii-Ihueor
ill in u in, in the ai "units iimuoul
ulely upon thu ilaecllou i thu I.Unui imi. or
upon luforiiialton ulven Mm by any ih-imjii,
otthu pm-iiicu onrny gaum of itilucu or
mrmnMftrwwn
gambling by Urn poMon1ioMlngneh l)fnJii
0,
A n.l i
jhill Imi i-riiilllitl lo utM- mi "-tu'
lion o
e utiy
Kii l 1 it . I for M-r-.on it (ll-'lll '
ill 1 1' ! lor f-iile lljion U '
i. Hti llei ie w 111 ! i.i' ' '
iIh that
ell wpltlluoiifi ol null I 1 1-1 n-3.1 '
.)u,lui's)ipolntiMi in . uin.im Hit Hfliiient
tliisi".nlll eonlifl r lm i i "ii He i-IrIIoh
hy eullliiKnt tlio Hi creliu ' "flli u Mrl "
'nnimdiij innruliiK to ohtnln tlielr lntrue.
tloiw- ....
On Wednesday Iim grounds ill 1w opi-n to
the public mi l continue open Itireo ! .
Jiii ixiinon will tin ni-riiilltrd to votenttHn
next ulectlon oriliu Assotlntlon except liro
dtirdnx Ills incinlMrnlilii ticket. -
lltMMIort wilt oonfrr a favor on thtSoeicty
In m tiiilii; a lUt t Dm atttetti IheV tsfl'; to
hMl. lo tli- Sterrtaru at tarip at rStMt, tlutl
thnrtibe&trrrdYrivldflfttithttJlrrt day of
1Mr' .lOIIJf 11. i)VU:K, l'rceldcnt.
T. JUFF. VANDl:KbLlCK, tecrjjtiiry.
E
XRCUTUIX NOTI'T.
tt of ai n. Btrrn u
tMJU-n TeslamenUrr on tlw estate or A.
ltutan, Into of Flsmngctrok twp.
cnlumnla county.
atanma. have bpn urasted tty the lleirlalrr c
ot hiuu
nu to iiannan j. it. uuuin. ui iiomit.tft
tmvnihtp. Columbia county, Exocntrir, to nnom
Ml persons Indebted are requested to bisKo pnyrncnt.
antltnoee Iiartnu c-lslras or ilemsndi agalnsr the said
late will make Uiim Known to Hie sold Executors
ltliout delay.
HAIisAll J. It. Il-O I -s-s,
sept, ll.ll-sw llnecntrlx.
r ' ptlturnter, l'a.
ADMINISTHATOU'S NOTICE.
KSTATB OF MOtW trmiTT, VIC'D.
tetter or Admtnlstratton on tho estate of Mows
r.TCrett, late of Orange township, Columbia coun
ty, have been grunted by Jio Beglster of suld coun
ty lo the unflnnliriwd Admlnlsimtors of (iranpo
township. Atl pensors liavlngc'alins imalnst tlio
tnent, and thoae Indebted to mal;e payment without
"" ,,
THOMAS V. IfyiillfcTT,
Aduilnlstraiora.
auf . 10, 'JT-w
"SHEUIFF'S NOTICE."
To Owners nf FUh llaslcti, JCel Weirs,
Kiddles, Ac.
Notice 13 hereby Riven that the Sheriff of Columbia
I County has been notified ot the existence of such
eontrlronces for tho catching of ilsh as are common
ly known as llsli basket, eel weirs, kiddles, brush
or rasclne nets, nnd other permanently set means of
taking fish, In the Susquehanna river and Fishing
oreek within his bailiwick. I do hereby declare the
iialdoolitr'vanccs to bo common nuisances, ntul or
der them to bo dismantled by thilr owners or mana
gers within ten days, so as to ronder tlicm no lunger
capable of taking or Injuring the fishes of tho
streams of whatsoever kind, if this order is not
obeyed, I shall proceed at the expiration of ten days
I to destroy the said contrivances according to tho
Act ot Assembly In such cases made and prmldcd.
JOUR W. HOFFMAN,
Plie vl IT ol Columblncounty.
Illoomsburg, Kept, "th, 18! 7 tw
Kff3,rTJwein-triaer,T- rep with every orasr. Out
i'Vfit iree. j.n. un)lorai.Co.,tliiCiiK,lll.
aug. 17, 77-ly
lift C
3;
OOI.U PI,ATXD.VATC1IIII. Cr npert
In tho known irorltl. Samplt Watch t tes to
'4i7mf. Addreis, A. Coultxr Co., Chicago.
KftC
AVnn. Agentawantd,llUEl
now lflttrate. I'urtlonlarBfrco,
Ad-liwiJ W0BTI1&0O.8 LoiiH.UJ.
it a t;
aug. u,
Mi
l-T ull U'inli
17, 17-iy H ,t :
i3wcflar.:".j
ro 1
nl
n UUHUU b-l C rir A 1 All'' it
Aiii(te. Execo'-e.oi Huarct DtfOiscft, , . . j Iki(
liiMii nf '-t ,nn" pBirr. mm Mirt.
fhofu i tbf Tlirot stiJ Luiis s, ditrrhUw jlui o. iho
i-iihiT ik Ktt piwi'pi ill mi r,e.ptft'rrIepi.or n' three.
cnnn f ' "rtfl rft. I initlflr . i in'tt'ii', 7 . .
nug. 17.
-i.v
It AT
Dr.A.G.OLiM
ktl DUMMsflf I'rlTAla! tlAtun, IMVl
gfaWtiit llMptaT.
11!.. (or tWicu ol
l'rlsrfkLt! natun. iMVltJiw fru n early iibuM
nta-ltiH. Lohm of Memory, lnipulrt'tl . MKUt. Lout
MitnliDod 'jr lmpnt(Mii7. Aprvoa ltMIlljri iwuu
notitly ruml. of Uxi lllutttler. Kidney, Ur
l.tintfa. Atlliiin, 1'rtLirrlt. ll (.lirwnt- Ubuum, BBt IllH-
h-u hnd llfn-lotiir vitwilenL-v, ml rurtwbN(itbrn fa!L
lit
truMf.!- or hm imnmiteii tvut
1, und no meri'urv. tiu tr
liriMiinra tit- in ilia U. &. LAlHEHrwif)oa UttttioMit wnh
frUtitc hime ami bv, mil or nntt. tttrv ronvruMar fir
ruin t In; fUiL I ifi-nnliri tivtni. l)lt. O LIN'S
Ferns'. I'll (fi jut T t C t ' tint on fa.
MAERIAOE GUIDE rSSSJTtt
un II i , i i . m I ) 1 1 1 ito mans. I iv v
bt.r iu, . .....I . i ...Is WBHYAil"
llfMiHll.il.
aug.U, 77-ly
1(4 0
Ift rot easily earned In thene tlmcH but It
tun be mode In tlui-o monlbe by anyone
ot tlthor sex, in any pan of tho country
who la wllltnL' lo norK bteiidlly at tlie employment
tliat lie lurnmu. iwi im-ii.iiiji.iii v iosvju
l'ou need not be away from lioire oierntt-iif. on
can mio jour " hole time to the wore, or only yonr
apare moments. It com nutlilngto try the busi
ness, iuiujsu-ju i.uuii'. tui;. ftuuiva,
II. liAU.kl-r i. ., i eiuauu, jiaiue.
reo. lo 'li i jr.
Dauchy & Go's- Advt's.
Sew and Thrilling! MILLIONS EAi-Mt 1'Olt 1T1 1
3000 Agents Wuiiti-il for
THE CROSS & THE CRESCENT
By the eminent L. 1', Ubooiktt. i:nfpWi tho atranso
Sorlil. rollllonl undltfllalous peculiarities and His
tory of the Russians nnd Turiui ; cause of Uio war,
siignty interests at tai:o; iiiojrrarnieioi nuiers.
etc. nichly lllutrattlj i"ir terms, address quick
ly. IH KiiMMi linus., rubs., "S3 ransom street,
Phliwlel.Iiit-i, Pn.
auj. 57, '.T-iw a
)K l:i.i:lANT (IAIIIW. No two alike, with
St r name, lo eta. post luld. liusled A Co., Nassuu,
N. V. tep. 11, Tt-tw d
Jearn Tolegraplxy
I -ir.. fiiliT rfljr.sMiTi.iII Ift
- luullfi Mvll sou iiuies, auu L-UJU llVIIHWlu l
per month Gofd situations ennranteed. timall
salary while li-nrnlne. Address ltn. stamp,
r-iir.it.siA.si 1&I,.UU.1 11 V.U., UWIUU,u,
ser. , TT-tw d
BEST ABOVE ALL
ijfc WSL
A 4U,tc 1 the Fn
Thi'jO brands of Sw - "t l'lu : n-" neknowledg, d by
est t'lii-wiMi 'I i haw os uitnemar-
un In ull bluii'iB .mil .sii-s. InnuiiOKany
dnd blni-k w ranimrs. Kola bv tin- trade generally.
Send fur sample to the inauuH-tutcrs,
i'. A. J ACKsti s &co., I'eteraburg, Va.
(ito. V. WArtin K. (.,-r,er.il Aent,
Nus. u and boutu W ult r street, Philadelphia,
scp. H, 'IT iw
'I' It 1 V It I X i
WITH A L'OLU IS ALWAYS UANUEnOVS.
CELLS' CAB10LIC TABLETS,
ire remedy for CdHOHS. and all dfiasis of the
HOAT, LLSU8, CllKsT UJld JlK'Uls MEM
A.NK.
Put tip only in Hluo Tioxos. JL
80T.1) HY ALL DULl,(.IbTS. "
C, M. ORITTKSTON I Mxtb Altnue, M tl Y
Kpt. 14, 7T w 1)
Important to Lawverei'
Justtoes or the I'-.-op, r. 'im ' 1 -, E. -rf3r!?'Ati.
unniaiiaiurH, ttuaruiuu, iu ubin,' Jjiicere-unu Dusi
uubd men gtuciauj .
We have nu haiul
l"?" -
hlnnlra tnw lliu iivii t.r li
3 tabic oj blanks or
'fnn'trlml.ilutt
IrtBay'- FuioJS-l,f
ATTOR.NHT'rJ'uiaASKS.
I'reclpe for summon,.
" n. k.
Uu to take Deposition?.
" " " " anoow ArbHratsrs.
a ci ut.-, uu.ue, or w.T3 per btU'dnw).
i i.lilon f igr Apiwlutiaent of DuardUn.
I'uleiii tsko Uoi iblUaus.
Na'r in P,ii '. with Confeasluu,
" " Mi. Jlniiblt,
Mi-ili.ni'. 1.1 n.
4 cents tacnoria.MMr hundred
rutllott fur tide ot Petd utate s cettu sli
aapirt
L, u.-aanwnticr local
.AiuirC'.T-lsUit'teji and Con.
aritiBBjjjjmu injcejlit, bpoiia
MibpuuMf, Kuuiuuina, Warwuts, tfcscutltiii.to fo
S3 1 cut s each.
lAlaSttll ..M.. .....WMM...M..W.. . .
l.lu.- Uctita .
I'nrcluuent iH-cds v
Aieeiuenta .,.... H ..
orphans couit WuYg
i uusuible'a Msle.
v irlinure i it Loud
All kinds of 1 otes
lieCBltiui, otm, m houl ( i d. i-, i',
i irders, neaOy bouod. ooustuni)', ,
to order on short Douce.
We ale prepttrcoTo c uaiu i
iili.ir mice lii this 1" I
111(1 IktUlt
l.dll I.-,
i seats each
10
in " "
S " "
vofirfi
fi date each
1, ..
i .t
i oiiicit-, fctcro
band, or made
vcrk ii.uu any
ILWKU,
Ixn rli-tem
a li,
' l t Ul.
.1 CUlbl
rupture;
1t. wlsiilng H il:f siisld leiil' Mkf uirr ibiliM
mil l I l . .1 v HOillJitAN. : li.i.),,iw
link. n, 1 tor hti vr loeKvi n l" ,4iri pido
Itl.i'I'rt it lud CU-.I1 1 111 If Mil u II i I line,
iiti ii-nr i- . vio iniiirttu funi-hi'i --lur.
luau 1 1 u. lucl l.
on. ut n i i ii v, ., , , , i , i i , , i,rB
Iilinu.I lir. v. o. n-aiiiit.il isii.nii n i)i n n i ulnt
of lir 8, auu uw lit Ulai I nu. i . i u , 1 t.i.u.
IullU M i' t , II w
itutun,
uig, ra