THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY" PA.
THE Oj)LUMBlAN-.
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LACKAWANNA IlLOOMHIItllM KAIL ItOAn
NOIITIl. SOUTH.
tccoininodAtton train, 0.4 A.M. t,ll A, M,
dull rroln t.M At M 4.49 I', M
lixprevi Train M : SI. 11.6; A. M
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SOUTH. norm
voeiuinin.nitlon Train .. .. e.vs a. M. ;,; p. M.
itef'ilar I'.xprciw 4.i I'. M. 11.M A. M.
Tliri'titrlirimon Kvprcs Irnln either to New York
or Plillitolphln. ccominoit.itlnn train riinibiMwi'iii
Mt.iwWi.i and Wlllltliinport.
to cum (iun rs.
H'o wutit a pond nctlvu tipent in every
n'iit'iborh od in tlio county tu secure now
mb-cri'it-M lor tlio Col.UMMAN for 1878.
N'nnu are so competent to ilo this work as tlio
jirc-ent rcaJcrs, who know what the piper it,
ii'itl can recommend it to others. Any otio
willing tu un lertako this work can gjt all tho
necessary information by calling at thn of
fice. Tor all cah payment by new subscri
bers fecmcd by ngente, wo will idlow a cash
percentage, which isbeltir limn a premium
picture or a cheap tewing machine
Where you Buffer a cold to go UDchecVed jou
act e unwlaely a a man who permit" his well
orfprlngto be contlnuounlr poIoncd. You
can alwflya find relief In Or. HaaV Eipccto
rant, lor 25 or 50 cent.
Lnt Monday, on presentation of a petition
rlgned by a large number of cittienii, Kobert S.
Knt wa appointed by the Court Director of the
Poor for liioom I'oor Dintrlct to fill the vacan
cy caiifed by the death of 0car 1'. Kut. Thl
1 a good appointment.
Court of arbitration alioulil be eatablinbed to
ettle all dl'piitr between capital and labor.
Now thai Dr, Cue' Wild Cherry and Seneka
lia settled ihe fiucrtion finally an to the bet
cijnuli nyrup In the world. Try It.
On Tiiwtay, December 18, the joint com
mittee appointed at the lat eiwion of the leg
Ulnture tn fih and filieriea of the state, will
a-wmule in one of the committee roenn at the
rnpitol. Thi being the lat fien'ion of the com
mittee before the acmbllng of the legislature,
the final report will be considered and acted upon.
lion. E. J. McIIcnry i a member of the com
mission.
Samuel Neyluird win sworn
Surveyor last ilnedny.
Our genial friend Adam Woolever formerly
lteprexetitntlve of Llngh county and after-
wmU Chief Clerk of the t-Iouse of H-presenta-
COUUT PItOCKEDlNOa.
Court met December 0, 1877, with William
Elwell, President' Judge, and Associate Judge
F. L. Shumtn and I. K. Krickbautn on the
Bench.
M. E. Cox, E. B. Bhlleman, N. B. Fowler
and Charles Ilousel were appointed tlpitaTM
for first week, and M. E. Coi, James Thomas
and David Nejliard were appointed tipstaves
for second week.
In the estate of Hiram Lunger, deceased, re
port of sale confirmed nlst,
In the estate of C. Iloberts, deceased, report
of sale confirmed nisi.
lUbert S. Ent was appointed Director of the
Poor of Bloom Poor District to 611 the vacancy
caused by the death of O. P. Ent.
Auditor's report making distribution of the
fund In the estate of W. A. Kline, deceased,
confirmed nisi.
Auditor's report making distribution In the
estate of Jesse Ztner, deceased, confirmed
nisi.
Auditor's report making distribution in es
tate of Wm. Pegg, deceased, confirmed nisi.
Jeremiah Gtnsel sworn and discharged un
der the Insolvent laws, and alignment made to
county Treasurer.
Commonwealth vs. James Maurcr et al. Hail
delivered James Maurer In Court and asked to
be released as ball, whereupon Joseph Shuman
in as Canity lives,-!, is takn. the lecture field, and has for ami uetirr oiaurer enter into recognizee ...
Court proceedings up o Thursday morning
will be found In atiolh-r cointiin.
We regret to learn that J. I. (Virion, the
"omnibus man" had un attack of piralysis la-l
week. He Is gelling better.
It must be good, for everybody recommends
It, and the doctors prescribe it. e mean Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup. 1'riuu, 23 cents.
On Monday of last week a daughter of Sam
uel Potter aged 3 years died uf diphtheria, anil
on Monday of this week a son tell victim to
the same disease, aged 5 years.
The Shiritr'n sale on .Monday was perhaj
the largest ever held in tills county. The court
hou-e was crowded, and thiny-eight propertiis
were sold,
subjects "Politics and politicians," and '"Party
Spirit as an element of civilization." The ques
tions could not be If abler hands, anil the lec
turer is entirely familiar with his themes. Mr.
Woolever is also the compiler of the "Treasury
of Wit and Wisdom," a book that should be in
every library.
Hitch Your Teams. A decision recentlyren-
tiered by Judge I'lnletter of Philadelphia, may
have a local beating and significance. He gave
it as his legal opinion (hat no person has
right to leave a horse or team standing In the
street without control of some kind, and tint
when d images to person or property resulted
from such negligence, the owner of the horse or
tt-ml is li iblt for duuiges. This Is a pr--tty
limad hint for owners of liors.s to tie their ani
mals to a hitching post when they have occa
sion to leave them standing on the street
Parties whose notes w hohl iini-t -elite be
fore Iauir l-l 1878 or toev will have dntr to
pay, as we si a i put ihem in the bauds of n
jus tie at that time.
We all have our preltiencesj but no one tin
frrs to hear a crying hiby when the fact is so
well known tint Dr. Hull'.s II iby Syrup would
at once quiet it. 25 cts.
The personal properly of II .1 V matt i w s
sold by tlie sbenir last Siturday. His half in
ter&st in the personal properly in the Opera
House was purchased by I. W. MeKelvy.
Thanksgiving day passed olf ve y quietly.
There seemed to be an absence of the iuehriat-
inu bowl, and we have no fights or other in
u.lents of the day to rtcord.
iyist week we stateil that Ueorge KisewicK
was carrj ing the mails from the depots to the
pus. ofliee. We were misinformed. They are
being carried as heretofore.
The pardon of Samuel Ilogart, hot undergo
ing an imprisonment "1 the Penitentiary for comfortably anion
The l'int Annual Anniversary of the Young
Men's Christian Associition of Blooraburgvill
he helil In the M. f. Llnircli on iuesilay even
ing the 18th ol this month. The exercises will
consist of singing, praer, a lecture by Kev.
Dr. McCron and a few short addresses by talent
Ironi home and abroad The admission will
be free and we trust that the people of our com'
iiiunily will manifest iheir sympathy for the as
sociation hy their presence. Dr. McCron's
ability as a lecturer is so well and favorably
known that it is scarcely necessary to add that
all who attend will be highly entertained.
Ct.EANtxci the Hex-House. If the careful
poulterer will look to the under portion of his
perches, and as faithfully apply the saturated
kerosene brii-h to this part of the premises as
he does to the lop and side and crevices, once
in a while, he will find it profitable for the re
moval of vermin.
Lice brood and hre'd and live under the
ruo-us in great numbers. In the day time they
are thus partially secreted. In the night, when
the fowls settle down to their roosts, these mil
lions of parasites crawl up and nestlethemselves
the bird's soft feathers
manslaughter, has been recom mended by
Hoard of Pardons.
A Wst Harrbhurg young lady sent 25 cmts
and a Ihrce cent postage stamp lo a New York
advertiser recently, to find out "how to make an
impression." The answer came "Sit down nn a
pan of dough I"
This is the last se-sion of the Court at which
John M. Clark Esq., will fill the offico of Di
trict Attorney. Mr Clark has made an efficient
officer. Kobert It. Little E-q , takes the posi
tion on the first Monday of January.
where they subsequent! stick lo their new
warm quarters unlit they are carbolaled or sut
phtired out again. Poultry World.
SIIEIUSV'S SALES.
by the
N. P. Moore Eq will on delinquent sub
heribers in Iiuck Horn, Jersey town and Mnr
d insville, and subscriptions there cin be paid
to him. He prepired to settle the first ti ne,
that he will not bo obligtd to make a second
trip.
U U. Driei-b cli, etq , is Iving at Ills resi
dence in Hench Haven quite ill from an attack
oriliphtheria. His condition is so precarious
as to require two and three cills dnily from his
attending physician, Dr Li. tie of this place.
Jleni'tck Independent.
Hon. W. II. Armstrong and Mr. Ilentley
were in town !at Monday, and made an applb
cation for attachments for contempt in not obey-
ine the mandamus or the Uour in the Yt imams-
port Horn! case. It may be that our town will
son be honored hy a visit from the council tof
that city.
Several deaths have occurred during the pasi
week from diphtheria. On Siturday a liltl
child of the Kev. M. L Sruyser.aged twoyeats,
and on Thursday a chihl of ('. Housel, were
buried. The raviiges of this disea-e have been
terrible, but it is to be hoped that the roM
weather will have an influence upon it, and
tay Its 'elentless grap.
MANSLAiuiiTEIt Judge Jiinkin, in his re
cent (barge to the grand jury of Perrv county
laid down the law that "any shooting at sup
pose I g line, before the p irtsin in has discover-
ed his m irk, is ctreless, ami if the object thus
cirelessly ljredat, turns onl to be hiiuiin, and
ue ith ensue from the hhot .mil wound, that Is
manslaughter." People who are In the habit
of firing at supposed g one or at places where
they m ly wound or kill persons, might as well
make a no'e of this
The following properties were sold
Sheriff on Monday, December 3, 1877 :
Property of C. K. Harnes. 3 lots to Columbia
County Mutual Saving Fund Association for
$50.
Property of William L. Freas to Benjamin
Hicks for $7,100.
Property of J, T. Dodson to J. W. Evans for
$400.
Property of Benjamin II. Karns to Caleb
O Urine anil Jeremiah Stiles for $200.
Property of II. O. Creveling to M. E. Jack-
sou for $'J65.
Property of John II. Sarley to Mutual Build
ing Loan and Saving 1-ninl Association of Ber
wick for SGG5.
Property o'f Casper Kressler to Amanda
U'orkbeiser for $10C5.
Property of N. S. Crites to J. B. lloblson for
$1,550.
Property of Iram Piatt to John Lockard for
$150.
Properly of John Aten to W. L. Eycrly for
310.
Properly of John Webber to William Webber
for $510.
Property of Jamea Rice to J. B. Itobison for
51,005.
Property of James Rice to Bloomsburg Mti
tu al Saving Fund Association for $585.
Property of Frank and William Graham to
Edward Graham for $1,600.
Property of Samuel Gross to C. W. Miller for
$100.
Property of Uriah McAfee to Samuel Knorr
for $10.
I'rupcrty of John Hosier lo 'William Hints
for $10.
Property of Elias Giger to E. IE. Ikeler for
!000.
Property of Daniel Hons to A. Coran & Co
for $5.
Property of James and Margaret Cain to W
. Marr for $500.
the sum of $000 for appearance of defendant at
Court and not to depart.
Commonwealth tt. rtl. vs. The select and
common council of the city of Willlaiusport.
Rule granted to show cause why an attachment
hould not Issue.
Commonwealth vs. John Hitler and Fil-
Hllley. Assault and Battery. A true bill.
Cmmonwealth vs. Chester K. Hughes. Lar
ceny. rot a true Dill, anil jacou uieuenoacn,
prosecutor, to pay costs,
Michael Mertney was sworn and allowed to
become a cititen of the United States.
Alfred E. Hower was admitted to practice
law in the several courts of the county.
In ril e tate of Lydla Yohe. deceased. Re
port of sale confirmed nisi.
In real estate of Harry Skank, deceased. Re
port of sate confirmed nisi.
uditor b report making distribution in the
estate of Robert Watts, confirmed nisi.
Auditor's report In sale of real estate of
A. Kline deceased, confirmel nisi.
Account in estate of Geo. Longenberger. Au
ditor continued and additional exceptions filed
bv leave of court.
Petition of Daniel Miller to adopt Jane Rein
er December 3, 1877. Ordered aad decreed ac
cording to the prayer of the petitioner.
Wm. J. Knorr vs. Amos Hess. Motion
stay Fi Fa. refused.
In the estate of Wm. Milnes. deceased. Ci
tation awarded.
Llovd Paxlon vs. the Penna. Canal Co. Re
turn of sheriff awarded.
Report of viewers of a road in Jackson twp.
near Young's, confirmed nisi., and width fixed
at 33 feet.
Report of viewers of a road in Jackson twp,
confirmed nisi, and width fixed at 33 feet.
Commonwealth vs. Swisher and Young. Lar
ceny. A true hill
Fred Hosier vs. Ka.se et al. Motion to open
judgment &c, overruled. Opinion of .court
filed.
Com. vs. Jesse Rice. Indictment on motion
quashed.
Com. vs. Wheeler Sliults and Stratlon Shultx.
Assault and Battery. A true bill.
Report of viewers vacating a road in Mad
son twp. near W. Johnson, confirmed nisi.
Report of viewers of a road in Fishingcreek
twp., near Stillwater bridge, confirmed nisi
and width fixed at 33 feet,
In real estate of J. II. Vanderslice, deceased
Report of sale confirmed nisi.
In real estate of John Townsend, deceased
Return of partition confirmed nisi.
Petition of minor children of Divid Shane
jr., deceased, lor guardian, jonn renter appoin
ted. Bond in $800 for each ward. Levi ShaMtr
approved as security.
In real estate of David Shaffer, Sr. Petition
for partition. Inquest awarded.
Emma Harman vs. Truman Ilarman. 1
titioa in divorce. Subpoena in divorce awar
ded.
Commonwealth vs. Geo. Kreigh, non pros,
allowed.
Commonwealth vs. Reuben Culp, non pros,
allowed.
Commonwealth vs. Elias Krum, non pros,
allowed,
Commonwealth vs. Benj. F. Hagenbuch and
Joseph May. Case continued on application
defendants. Recngmza ce of H. K Hagenbuch
and I. Hsgenbuch in $200 for appearance of
B. F. Hagenbuch,
Commonwealth vs. Neil Lenihan. Non pros.
allowed on payment of costs.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Maurar and
James K. Maurer. Case continued. Recogni
sance of James Maurer, Joseph H.Slitiman and
Henry Maurer in $000 for appearance of James
Maurer at next sessions, and of Charles Maurer
and Geo. A Herring lor appearance of C. Mau
rer at next sessions,
Commonwealth vs. Robert Swisher. Recog
nizance of defendant and Margaret Hawk for
feited in open court, and bench warrant ordered
for Robert Swisher.
Comrauuweaith vs. John Holden. Non pros.
TO CU11K Dli'iITtlRBlA.
Ai diphtheria prevails to an alarming extent
the following, which wo copy from the Seimtife
Antriecm, will be perhaps useful t
Dr. E. N. Chapman, of Brooklyn, ". Y, has
discovered an antidote lo the poison of diphthc
rla, by which the percentage of deaths is re
duced to less than one In fifty. Dr, Chapman,
In 1859, lost several cases , and became distrust
ful of the regular methods. lie had been using
alcohol In the cure of ship-fever, and he deter
mined, though contrary to all rules, tu try It In
diphtheria. To his surprise, several of his pa
tients recovered. He then tried qulnla, and
found It acted' well, but not so qutckly. At last
he settled on a combination of the two, alcohol
d qulnla, and with these remedies, he claims
that diphtheria is more amenable to treatment
than many common diseases. "All local treat
ment," he says, "Is worse tlian useless. It ex
hausts the nerve force and induces greater in
jection of the blood vessels, thus favoring the
udatlon. Alcohol neutral Ites tho diphthcrit
poison, bcIb free the nerves of animal llfe,stib'
uea the fever and imffammation, destroys the
pabulum that sustains the membrane, cuts short
e disease, conquers Its sequela;, and shields
other members of the family from an attack.
Alcohol Is as antagonistic to diphthe-
a as belladonna to opium, or qui, ia to ma-
ria. Like any other antidote, it must be giv
en promptly at tlio outset, or otherwise its po
tency will be lessened, perhaps lost altogether,
Alcohol dues not act as a stimulant, nor induce
any of its ordinary effects. Enough may be
iven to cause profound intoxication in health,
and yet there exists no signs of excitement .r
odor in the breath." Qulnla Is an efficient al
loy to alcohol. It energltes the ganglionic
nervous system, and thus enables tho organism
to right itself and resume Its fniiction. Dr.
Chapman sustains his position by citing numer
ous cases in which this treatment was success
ful. He states that, In his long experience, he
only knew of one case where a drunkard had
Iphtheria. He generally gives the alcohol in
the form of whisky.
ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS.
Aro you a despondent tiflcrcr from Sick
Headache, Habitual Costivoncss, Palpitation
of thn heart? Have you dirtiness of the
head 7 Is your nervous system tleprcsfed ?
Docs your blood circulate badly ? Ilnvo you a
couth 7 Iiw mints ? Com ine- un of thn
food after eating? Ac, ko. All theso and
much moro ato tho results of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and Indigestion. GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWKH is now acknowledged
by all Druggists to ltd a Positive euro. 2.4U0-
000 bottles wcro given away in the U. S.,
through druggists to tlio people as a trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of its won
derful quality In curing all forms of indiges
tion, bamplo bottles for 10 cts. Regular
sue io cts. bold positive hy all urst-clae
druggists in U. S.
April 27, 77-ly jl
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Business Notices
Wantcd.-
ing trade.
-Two girls to learn the tailor
Wm. Y. Kester. Apr.2nf
More fur cans nt 30 cents and ladies' sets
of Alaska furs for $3.25 to come iu the last
of this week nt Lutz & Sloan's.
Parties visiting town are f invited to call
and examine tho stock Bates theJewellcr
has just received. His prices will suit you.
As it practical watch maker ho sustains an
excellent reputation, Room on Main street
opposite Lptscopal church.
Fop. Sale or Rust. The Numldia ho
tel and three lots adjoining containing an
acre ot crnunu.
Also, the erist and saw mill at Slabtown,
two houses and out-buildlngs. For terms,
die, apply to
,M. u. llltailKS or
Dakiei. Morris.
Admission free at McKinney's.
More black Cashmeres this week at Lutz
& Sloan a cheap.
The Springfield Republican in a recent issue
contains a lively discussion of diptheria from
which we extract the following
"The country papers begin to notice the out
break of diptheria in various localities to an
extent which interferes with the schools and
produces general alarm. Even the city of
Providence has been subjected to fevcre visita
tion. I he rural districts, where new method:
of treatment and new remedies make slow pro
gress, are more excusable for the prevalence of
this terrible disease, but it is extraordinary that
it should gain the mastery of the medical pro
lession of a city like Providence. Although
after a certain stage the disease generally de
fies remedy, it is well known in medicnl circles
to he very docile in its earlier stages. It is re-
markablo that tho profession docs not take
more pr.ins to disseminate the latest methods
of treatment of diseases which stagger the av
erage physician. Even "state medicine" de
votes itself almost exclusively to the discovery
of the causes and sources of disease and very
little to its remedies. This is n rational meth
od of procedure, we admit ; yet, as this process
of the extinction of disease is rather rounda
bout and at best experimental, it would seem
advisable not to slacken the application of the
remedies know to the disease where it actually
exists.
Diptheria is a disease which springs from the
growth of a real fungus on some of the
mucous surface of the system, more generally
of the throat. It may he spread hy contagion
of the mucous surface of a diseased with those
of a healthy person, as in kissing, and is to a
limited degree epidemic. From the local parts
affected it spreads to the whole body, affecting
the nervous and muscular systems, vitiating the
lymph and nutrient Hinds, and producing par
alysis. As soon as the vacterium of fungus ap
pears in white patches on the throat, it should
no more he neglected than a bleeding gash or
a broken arm, and there is almost as little need
of a fatal termination of one incident as of an
other. It has been found by actual experiment,
both in and out of the human system, that this
vacterium is killed by several drugs, the safest
and most certain of which is chlorine water,
diluted with the addition of from two to four
times the volume of water. This wash is harm
less, even when swallowed, and is pretty cer
tain to arrest the disease. A well known phys
ician in this city, who has pursued this treat
ment for fifteen years, has found it effective al
most without exception, and has in thnt period
often broken up the disease in localities where
it had raged violently and defied treatment,
Prior to its use, ho lost three cases out of six
hut has since used it with scarcely a failure do
ring the above mentioned period. The recent
great cyclopedia of icmssen on the practice
of medicine gives the highest place to this meth
od of treatment. To keep the patient well
housed and warm, with additional flannel cloth
ing, if necessary, and to keep the system well
nourished and the bowels open are matters of
nursing often neglected, tut, with care in these
respects and tarly application of the remedies
above suggested, there is no need of the disease
proceeding to a fatal termination, or even to
the debilitating illnefas and painful cauteriza
tion which go together In its last stages.
As to the origin of diptheria, the weight of
the testimony is that it belongs to the class of
fi!th diseases, but lurther than that its bourcc
is not clear. Families which would be scan
dalized at the suggestion of untidiness are at
Rubbers nt McKinney's.
Hoot headquarters at McKinney's.
Oent's fur Gloves and Collars; cheaper
than ever at l.utz & aioan s.
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's.
Remember that $18.00 buys as good
a set of Sahlo furs at Lutz & bloau s this
winter as $2S.00 did last
Call at McKinneys for Shoes.
Only $S00 for genuine Mink furs muff
and boa at l.utz ct Sloan s.
McKinneys
House.
Shoe Store below Court
We think vou can cet anything vou want
in dress goods at Lutz & Sloan's at prices to
suit you,
The Seaside Library.
choice books no lomrer for the Jew only. The best
Kt.indArd novels within the reach of every one,
ltooks usually sold from 1 1 to $3 given (unchanged
ana unaDnagea) ior iu ana cents,
. east i.ynse. Uv Mrs. Henry Wooddoublo no.Wc
2. John Haiipax, (Iknt. by .Miss Mulock. Hoc
s. Jank Kyrk, by Charlotte ltronte (double no.) soc
s vouan iiATEH, cnanes iieauos new noei -flc
Tun iilace Indies. .lutes Verne's latest 10c
. Last Hays ok I'onrsu. by Hulwer 10c
,. auam HBDE. by fieorge kiuou, (aouDie no.) voc
s. Tub aki'ndei. Motto, by Mary ecll Hay 10c
9. (n.D viddlkton's MONxv. by Mary Cecil Ilayloc
,0. Tub Woman in WniTE, by Wllkie Collins sue
n. the mill on the Floss, bv decree El lott 20c
IS. Tint amkhican nknatob, by Anthony TTollope 2-c
13. A I'KlfcCKSH OF 'i lll'LE, OV Utmni D1UCK zuc
14. The Dead sfcbet, by V, Ilkle Collins 10c
is ltoMOLA, by tieorRC Klllott. (double no. SOc
10. TUB KMILISHAT TIIK ?.UKTM J UI.K ADil JTIBLU
ov ICE, in one dock oy juiea irne iuc
ittntiKN I'BKitn. bv Mnrv Cecil Hay 10c
IS. Iiakbaka'8 Histobv, by Amelia II. Edwards voc
19. a Tekbiblk Tkmitation, by CharlefClteado loc
20. oi.i, cckiosity miop, by Charles Dickens voc
-it. ForL l i ay, by cnariea iteaao iuc
21. Man ani Wiie. by Wllkie Collins 20c
23. The Sqcibe's I.kiiacy, by Mary Cecil Hay 2oc
'IT IS BVKK TOO UIK to MK.su," vj inaxies wc
lteiulo.
25. I.ADY APBLAIBX'S OATH, byMrS. H. WOOd. 10C
2. Acroba Floyd, ny .miss 31. ti. nraaaon. kdc
21. Victor and vanquished, bv M. c. Hay. loc
vs. a Dai-outer of lIEiit. by William Illock. 10c
9. Noba'k Love Test, by Mary Ctctl Hay. 10c
3 '. Tlt ioi'rsblv in his Place, by C. Iteado. 2IC
31. Felix Holt, the Radical, by (ieorge Elliott, 20c
,.n n.,..nn..UAtfllvii,Tfl hv U HUn it1lTiD 1iu
33. iianay Anay, uy --amui-i i.ur.
A collision occiirreil between a man in a wu
on mid a in in on hor-tb.ick In front of I W
.Mchelvy's store lat Monday evening, The
former drove down thn sir et and turned his s ii.1 that, to avoid airing and disclosing family
Horse across the road and stopped.
We find the following items among the court
reports of the Philadelphia Sunday pipers of
ihe ISth iust., and as the parlies are well known
ind former residents of this place, we transfer,
them ,to our columns. This is not the first
time the name has figured in a court of justice,
neither do we presume it will be the last:
Cirollne V. Marr was next complainant, and
Iwfore her story was opened, (ieorge Graham,
E-q., council for Henry S. Marr, the defendant
ihe tqius
Ulan came gahoplng along ami ran into
him. The rider was uuhor-ed, and the wagon
lpet, throwing ihe occupant into the street
One man cun off with shortness of breath
while the other ii(l'er(d a sprained ankle and a
broken wagon. Too much dark, and perhaps a
-little rum.
troubles, the desertion, Ac, was admitted, and
the only question therefore would be the
amount Marr was earning at present, so as to
fix the sum to be paid to llie wife. It was
arranged, anu after an uninteresting inquiry as
to a house, mortgage, &c, it appeared (hat,
while acting as a salesman for a lumber firm,
OKANQEVILLE ITEMS.
Henry had In sixteen months received for com
mission, Ac, over $3200; but a few months ago
he starud for hlm-elf in business with a.iolher township, near John (Stealer, cohfirmed nisi,
young man, ami they were averaging now ami wiutn nxeu ai jo im.
.nn..i i
Wirt -unointe,! anJitor 'o audit the wn,le olncrs 01 '""'J ""rounuings es
public officers' accounts, for 1S77, according to 'nPe
lav.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Jones, desertion.
Defendant to pay 75 nts per week for the sup
port of each of his children to Sarah Jones, and
pay costs of suit, and give ball to the Sheriff for
payment of costs In ten days.
Commonwealth vs. John Hilley and Fred
Hilley. Verdict, not guilty, and prosecutor and
defendants each to pay half the costs.
Commonwealth vs. John Vanderslice. Re
cognizance of defendant and E. H. Ikeler, each
in $C00, for appearance of defendant at next
sessions.
Commonwelalh vs. James Johnson and Geo.
Iiriggs. A true bill.
Commonwealth vs. William Dennis and Jas.
Johnson, A true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Arthur Greatrlcks. For
nication and bastardy, A true bill.
In the estate of Catherine Fredreca, deceased,
Report of auditor confirmed nisi.
Report of re-reviewers of a read In Madison
Mr. Terwilliger al J Olo-son's In Centre was about $00 per .month. Of this he was willing
recently seriously Imrt by the kick of a horse, to contribute $' er week to his wile. Judge
the injury being a ptrlial dislocation of the I Adlson mule an order on hlrn to pay $25 per
stiouhler; but under the skillful t'e.tuienl of month and the parties departed. Sunday afoni-
Dr. Amerman, is aealn doini: well. cript.
A son of J. Illiintn.lcel of Orange was lately A Luybeuiun akd His Wire Henry 8.
thrown from a horse, the animal nrobably step- Marr, once an extensive lumber dealers but
ping on his head. The bov was nicked un in latefy reduced to hard pan by reverees In husl-
sensible and reinatned deliiious for several ness, was before the Court yesterday charged
days. I with refusal to support hi wife. The prosecu-
Geo. Dildino and J. Crawford have gone to lion represented that Henry had spent $30,000
Kansas. I of his wifo's money, ami that Instead of living
Ul to date there is no diiihtheria in Orange- with her, he wss browsing in pastures new.
ville. There was one case in llerwick last week Mr. George Graham, Marr counsel, denied
which resulted fatally
The Presbyterian Church at Oiangeville and
al Kohrsburg has been holding revival services
this week. Also the Methodist in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Counsellor Rich's allegilion. "Well, we all
know how things are done in this world," re
plied tho latter, casting a knowing glance at
the Judge. The latter blushed, and Mr. Gra
ham asked whether Mr. Rich spoke from
The academy In Orangeville is holding on experience. Mr. Rich also blushed deeply, but
with a better mitronnce than was exiHTted, I replied with tninhasis that he still lived with
A youth in ltohrshurg recently put a rope
with u slip knot around a little buy's neck, in
play, and kept pulling and Jerking until the
latter had fallen and was almost gone. The
port would, In a (hurt time, have taken the
hoy's life, if others had uot interfered. Par
tuts have need to watch over their children's
fepertM
replied with emphasis that he still lived
his wife,
Mrs. Marr, who la a lady of Intellectual cast,
sab! she was at present studying medicine, and
her counsel thought that tier lord ought to as
sist her iu her search after knowledge. She
Petition of minor children of Sirah A. Pealer
for guardian. Elias M. Laubach appointed
guardian, with bond In $800.
Iu the estate of Charles Sage. Petition fur
sale. Sale ordered.
Petition of minor children of Gruber
for guardian. Peter A, Evans appointed guar
dian, with bond in $400 for each ward,
Iu the estate of Wiblam Milnes, dee'd. II.
F. Harlman appointed guardian ad litem fur
minors, Ac.
Report of viewers of a road in Centre Iswn-
ship confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth vs. Arthur Greatrlck. for.
nication and bastardy. Defendant pleads guilty
and is sentenced to pay a fine of $15 and costs
of prosecution, $20 for lying-in exnses,$l per
week for support of child until it is seven years
old, and to give bond with security in J COO to
save the Town of Illoomsburg from any expense
In the support or maintenance of said child, and
stand committed until sentence s complied
with.
Honest John' Patterson knows the value of
complained bitterly of her hmband's waste of " ote- 1Ie conducted the Camerou no
money, and thoaght he ought to make good for golUUoru in J863 for lh on vote that sent
U.Sukdav TVuui. I uucuiew io uie unitta otaiea gnte,
This simply shows that our sense of
cleanliness needs cultivation, so that we may
discriminate between what is offensive to our
falsely-educated tastes. The farmer's wife, to
whom the closed and carefully dusted parlor or
the preternaturally scrubbed floor are the es
sentials of neatness, may endure the proximity
of a sour swamp or of the kitchen cesspool for
years without taking offense, lo many a care,
ful and laborious housekeeper, a chance cob
web or the children's "litter" of a few hours
play, will out rnuk ill heinousncss a defectiv
drain for tho cellar or a badly conducted
privy." .
CONTEMPTUOUS COUNCILS.
corr O' tub u lb isscbd bt ;cdos clwbll rmt
ahead.
Councils having failed to respond to twitum-
mtu by making provision to pay the overdue
interest on tho city bonds on Monday last
Judge Elwell has issued tho following rule
which was served hy the Sheriff of Columbi
county.
fiow to wit, Liecemucr J, 1BJ7, on motion o:
the council for the relators, it is ordered that a
rule do now issue to show causo why an attach
ment for contempt shall not issuo against the
several members of tho select and common
councils of the city ot Williamsport named in
tho writ of peremptory mandamusissued inthi
case, (vix : Joseph Uartles, Kelson Runkle,
John M. Thompson, Emanuel Andrews, lien
ry M. Otto, Samuel N, Williams, Gottlieb Full
mcr, A. W, King, select councilmen, and Pan,
iel Edler, G, W, Koons, John Hardin;, James
Seitz, George Rubb, John R. T. Ryan, I),
Wolf, S. Is. Gage, Thomas ltatlnnel, Jose
Nichols, John Vun Vorce, 11. S. Ilently, jr., J
W.llaye,Theodore Hill, W. I,. Parker, W. E
Crane, II. II, Taylor, R. M, l'or.man, Jnme
M. Wood, 8. I), liarros,D. II. l'or;man,l3i
Otto, J. P. Fisher, J. I.. Mahoffey, I, Malmlfey,
S. S, Drown, S. Stopper, S. T. MtCormick, W.
11. Taylor, common councilmen.)
Tho said rule to be served personally upo
the said members of councils respectively. He
turnable at Illoomiburg on Monday, the 10th
day of December, 1877, at two o clock p, m
Aud it is further ordered, that Daniel Longs-
dorf. treasurer, be and ho is hereby restrained
from tho pa) ment, under any appropriation by
ine councils ui sum city, m-w lunuuur uereaite
to bo made, of anv money of tald citv now i
hit hands, or which may hcrtslUr coins into
ms uaauj, uuui uic mruicr urucr ui uu cuun.
BLOOMSBURG STATE .NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOEMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
furnished with a bountiful sunply ot pure,aott
Expense
Tins school, as at present constituted, ofiers tho very best faculties for Professional and classical learning
Iiutldlnra sDaclous. lnvltttii: and commodious : completely heated by steam, well ventilated, lighted by can. and
Location healthful, ana easy of access. Teachers experienced, efflclent, and alive to their work. Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorough,
uiuutraiu. r uty ci-uus n wuc t.i-uuiuvii ui i-a,ci.iiuk w amueuia uommeu in any nine, itooms rescryeu wnen ucstrcu.
courses ot study prescribed uy tno &iaie :
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course in Music. IV. Course In Art. V. Course In Physical Culture.
The Elementary. Scientific and Classical Courses are PltOl-'ESSIOVAt.. nml sUilil.int.s (rrailtiaftnff Ihprfln. rpcplrA Matn ninlnmns. r-nnMrrlnc thflVnllnwl
corresponding Degrees ; .Master of the Elements j Master of the sciences ; .Master ot tno Classics. (Iraduates In tho other Courses reccivo Normal CertlBcatee a
ii-ir attainments,, sigueu uv uir uuicers oi wiu uuaro oi i rastees.
The course ot Mud y prescribed by the state Is liberal, and the Scientific- and Classical courses aro not Inferior to those of our best Cotletres.
The State reriUlresa hltrher order Of Citizenship, ThO tlmOS doman 1 It. It. ts nnn of till, nrlinn nhl,-L nf Mils Mclion! tn hpln wura Vf hv fumtahlncr IntplM.
gent and eniclent Teachers for her schools. Tolhlsendlt solicits young persons ot good abilities and good purposes, those who desire tolmprove thetr time
and their talents, as iMudents. To all such It promises old In developing ihelr powers, andabundant opportunities tor well paid labor after leaving School. JCor
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six copies for one jear, without exira copy for
liack numbers can be surnlled at anv time
TbovolumeaKihe magajlue commenco with the
numUrs for Juneund December of each jear. When
no time Is Jipecltled, It will rw understood that the
Huimtiiuvr iauus iu ucgui wuu mo current num
Reasons why the FEj&RI SHIRT is preferred
to all others :
They are made of the beet ''WAMSUTTA" MUSLIN.
Bosoms are three ply and made of tlio best linen, eacli ply
being guaranteed to be all linen.
They are made only by capable and experienced hands, are care
fully inspected and are unsurpassed by any other in work
manship. - They arc guaranteed to fit and to give satisfaction in every
particular.
Try ihem and be Convinced !
FOR SALE ONLY BY
Merchant Tailor, Clothier and Gent's Furnisher,
BLOOMSBURG, IP-A..
Mammoth Grocery, corner of Main and Centre streets,
BLOOMSBURG, B-A..,
IS TUB II.tCB TO OUT TUB WOHTII Ol' VOUI! MONEY IS THE FINEST AND FKEMIKST OF
Fancy Imported and Domestic Staple Groceries of Everv Descrintion.
Qaeensware, Glassware, W and 'Willowware,
Flour and Feed,1 Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR GASH,
0U NICE FUESH PltOIUTH.
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compino.Sft el Harm's lUcr.lne. now eom.
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k'nt by rprets, rreleht at ei Ure olpurthaur, lor
13 . per volume, MUKle nuiuUrb by mull iutulil.
I3.ee. Cloth com Ior tl cdlnf, sutiu. ly u.uil pott
Ae'oinplota Analrilial Index to tho Unit titty vol
umeu or llarner'H M&cuzlne Iiub lun tmiiiKhfrt rn.
dtTlrir aallable lur itlrirnie lh nlunJ latlt-U
wraiui 01 mioriDniion wukii eotifetituifH uim ikti
Odtcai a ineci illustrated literary ejeler-iia. ovo,
cloth II ii 1 Hall call tin cnt ii'Mino prei aid.
Hutbcrlptlona .recem-U Ior Ilorir a lerlodlcala
only.
Ncwapapers are not to copy thU advertla.-raenl
wiuioui ike eipreaa order or Harper uroiher.
Addreai IIAUPJUI BKOTUKltS, New York,
Jtni.isu.
HARMAN & HASSERT, Proprietors;
Kant Street, Suulli NlileofS,. & li, Itnlliotul llloomMiiii K
!?.kX!l'',,ull?cftl.l.,.lieaU.e,411?.St.!1'0 Pu,Hlct0 u',e lollolfj: UateuienH! They uianufacttiro alUlndaol
IKON uml IlItAi-s t'AsTIMis. "1 bey make Ibelu. biatiu oiUliial aud IMPnovED
atffs? ss&T"3' uuo u" ku,aa 14 i,,i,airk' ucu " s.?ljXSs
HEATING AND OOOK STOVES
and are prepared to furnish all llnda ot repaUa, audi as Urates. Fire lirtclr. Ac., holei.ate and re talU IhtT
make the Imiiroii il t oul..,nti.u 1 ,air lur ikt Wm. I'cua Muir, tbu imt nonunilial unite In ue.
JpTuVwi AM)Ul(l.,r MILL il.MlIINEllV bllAniMl. l ILLliVb, AC. Ibey
Repairing of Threshing Machines, Reapeis, &c.
rlf? 1 w?"? KSWTf VSl fchV"?? S erc rletce ol over thirty ear, the publle taa
Jan. li W-l" "' 'Ulut JimiiHcal lan jiiio.