I'll E COLUMBIAN.
II L 0 0 f) II It II 0. K II I A T, M A T 1(1, ISI9
tint I lloait Time Table.
APK WANNA DtOOMSDt'HO I1A1L liOAD
nokiii.
SOOTH,
Accommodation Train,,,..
Mull Train
. e.te a.m.
T.SS A. M
1.67 1'. M.
6.00A. M
4.49 r. M
Express Train
11.45 A. .M
OATAWISSA HAIL 110AD.
NORTH,
Accommodation Train s.ss A. M.
ttemilar Uxr-rcas 4.M P.M.
south
T,8 P. M,
11,43 A.M.
Tli ronsh cars on Kx press t rain either to New Yoi k
or phlladelphtt . Accoinmodal Ion train runs bclwetn
UaUwlssa and Willlamsport.
BTAOE LINES.
CAMIiRA Alt" iiiw.."."1" ..v.nu i.muin jiiuiiuuj,
u ilrmd.iv and Friday at (l:Boa. in., arrive at
ltlooipidjunrby ll:3on.m. I.eaio Ulooinsburi? on
same d 11 s alter arrlvil ol Philadelphia mall.
Ill ri.)ni'H(i ANn 1 Ataivii.Mt, Leave Lnlrdsvlllo
Tues'lsy Tiiursuav ana ttaiuruav at nan a. m
.ininnir at liloomsburir Oy 'a m. Leave (dooms.
bunt on same days after arrival of I'nrladelplila
maU Tho stajo lino terminates nt.MllMlle.
IIMiton and llloemsburir. A dally Btagel'ne touting
teuton in ino muriiiiiif aim rciuming iiitno eve
ning ot tho same uay.
MAIL ItOL'TESI
H1TB IlAlt. ANI1 l!I.OOuni'lin.-Lt'aV0 White Hall
Tltestliiy, lilurtsuur nun calumny at o:.ioa.in.,
arrltlngot llloomsburgby I" a. in. U'avo Illooms.
burg on same UajB alter arrival or I'lilladelphla
mail.
IIKNTOV and iiijiimshliii,, iA.'it'3 iieutou .Munoay,
'cdn"sd.iy and Friday at 8 a. in., arrliltig at
in.-iimul.iirc nt. fl n. Tn. llinvpx lllnnlnshur- 1-nn.i.
dav.Tniirsday and Saturday at 8 a. m arriving
pi It 'iiiuuai. m.
1'UIILIU SALES.
Wllllmi lIagenbucli,Kxeculor, of Isaac Hag
cnWIi will sell at Public 9ila on the premises,
on.Situnl.iy, June tit toil), valuable Keal Ks.
tale See advertisement in another column .
The "Ashless" are coming. Sec advertise
ment on 2J page.
The attendance nt rait I this week was not
large
Dr. J. 1''. Chaiih of Iknton lias removed lo
Scl.onlcrafl, Michigan.
I'lasti:".. Nova Scotia Piaster, In barrels'
very cheap for cash by J. Sciiuylek.
J.J. liroivcr, Ki., mid family spent a few
tlavs In l'liilailelphia recently.
Dr. W. M. Ueber went to Philadelphia on
Monday,
II, (J, Hnrtman has put nn iron fence around
his property on Market street.
Tho Friendship engine took a little exercise
in front of the court house last Friday evening.
It appeared In good condition.
The 0 lvernor has signed the Hill repealing
the Act of 1S20, which prohibited horse racing
at agricultural fairs.
William Krenmer is improving his property
on Iron street by putting nn iron fence around
the y a 1 1 1 .
llishop Foster will deliver a lecture iti the
Opera House Thursday evening of next week ;
subject ro be announced.
An I' xcursion from Illoomsburg to Niagara
and return about the 2Slh of May is expected
nt very reduced rates.
The grass , grain, gardens and roads all need
rain. A heavy fall of water would be liailtd
with delight.
Decoration diy will soon ba here. It is time
eorae arrangements for its proper observance
were being made.
The Third street school closed on Saturday
afternoon with appropriate exercise". The
room was crowded, and the programme was en
joyed by all present.
On Saturday last the Normal School Societies
payed a match game of ball which resulltd In
favor of the Calliepian nine by a score of 73 to
Notice. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late firm of J. Schuyler & Son
had better call, pay up, and save costs.
J. SclIUYLl:!!,
All binds ofhnir work done cheaply, neatly
and promptly by Lizzio B. Jacoby, Iron
street, below Fourth, Patronizo home in
dustry. Certain parlies amused themselves one night
last week by carrying off other people's front
gates. If the offenders fall into the hands of
our police they will be summarily dealt with.
We ate glad to learn that some of our enter
prising citizens have already taken steps to
wards a proper celebration of the 1th ol July.
Keep the ball rolling, and let us have a good
old fashioned Fourth.
We have received a copy of the Osceola Rec
ord mhUUed by (II. C ) Ilittenbender it Buellt
at Oceol.i Poke county Nebraska. Among the
advertisements of the paper we notice the cards
of George P. Waller M. O., and II. C. Ilitten
bender, Attorney nt Lw,
An improvement has been made in the post
office by moving the frame work and boxes
about four feet further out into tho room. This
gives abundant room for the operators inside,
and still leaves sufficient space for the public,
Joa engineered the job.
Ul. Itev. M. A. DeWolfe Howe, Uishop of
the Diorese of Central Pennsylvania, will con.
firm a class of candidates at the ivpiscopal
church in this town on Ascension Day, May
2-d, in the evening at half past seven o'clock.
There will be Holy Communion in the morning
at half past ten.
FMVOLOt'S COUNSEL,
The idle talk of unscientific people who know
nothing of the invisible action of medicine,
Hiould not be heeded by those who have kidney
or liver Iroubles, One package of Kidney
Wort is then the reasonable thing to have.
Vour Druggist has it.
We clip the following local from the Fillmore
county Review printed at Geneva Nebraska :
"lly the lime the next Rerieie appears, wei
and ihe other half of us, everything being fav
c-raule, will be at the mouth of the great Mis
wuri, lluslncss will not cease in Ihe Review
ilhie however, for the same will be left In the
bands Of M. II. ltcno mil Mr Will W Win
lio will be pleased to attend to all business
matters.
On Tuesday nt the residenco of S V. Itoono
John V, Peacock, teller of the Illoomsburg
banking Company was married to JlissThirma
Myers, Tho wedding was very private only
he near relatives being present. Tho cere
mony was performed by Itcv. K. II. Yoeum.
I he happy couplo left on the noon train for
cwork. May they havo n long, happy nnd
prroperous life,
( The Anhton who are to render the play of
'liip Van Winkle" and ."Fanchon the Crick-
on May "3d and 21lh, at Ihe Opera House,
wme will recommended. The Towauda cor.
'WjioiKJent of the Wilkes Darre Record of the
Jinosaya;
"Tl... ... . .
,l i Ti , "l0nB wl' w"e ''ere all last week,
tio-hi their i-erles of firsfclasa entertainments
lnflfiVi'rtS' Li"le I)orril A8ll,on a
Us . i 1 '"'e'l'KMH child of eleven years,
"ll l ,eaJifB rH In each performance.
1 1 S fnch,an"'S " Capilola in the "Hidden
'"Ml, Irrcslstably lovely in "Fan.hou." The
ii.i n. i ur"c;ellent, but ''I.iule Dorrit"
" simply wonderful.
'"Ibos's VUThHtt'l K.ny Tobncro.
Jlr'' PKcc. In
j K tuuniies, ihe scene down
" "nsgranu. me lop of the
"nw ft, crowded with a ridge of flamB llll.
nUnB the sky In all directions. Much damage
V, """"'0" Jiicnsrtowns a
tract on the Noscopeo mountains, whero be Is
linue much l..n i h.im , . ,
i , i i . s" " cii mm, ard sub
. ill inn, in Dr.nl in... I , .
. , - " neavy rain won d
uuench l bo (1m. .i ,
Z; ' i""erve n large amount
"i i . : 1, eures'e supped to have
"finaim irom locomotive sparkt.
The marrlsiri sfrt.oa nr r. it ... ..
McK, vy and ML, Iconor,( Jacot ,u ,
l'K)k II a III I ... t ,l r.i.. , J.
, "r i-nurcii,nii llmrn ay
Ulomlnir ill l.olf ...... i... i ... '
t. . ' """er marge ol Itev. O.
- 1'"""' mr mosi inierestlng charac
ter, 1 he f irmnl .aa .n.t,, t. ., .
. i n Y . "7 me pastor, es-
peclally for thl, oc-csslon.and was very beautiful
, .. . " "uugui, me aitar was
beniltlftlll v unit lnitnr.,11. .1 ..i . t.. ,
, , iKoinuu wiin uounueis
1111(1 pr r li n rrra nt L.I. I.I .1. . ...
h-"' '""r melius oi ino bride. A
VerV laTL'd ftS4ftlllill(Ta wna ll.n.A t- .-I.
ivlc tu wnnss uie
cerrmnnv. Tim .i....i .. .
Dauphin county, where they intend making
maii incnu accompany them.
(V few ycam neo the (!oi.tfntiv t .1.- i
...... 1IJ uiu J
icret of Ihp notJp nA
b turnipi ring
uuHiHwie jau jou. We were aenounced by
the parties interp?leil at il.o d.. nn.i .1
" "'-i mm in 1 rat-
ened with official vengance. That meant the
01 county patronage. We counted the cost
and have pecunlarilv sufferi-d sinpo l.m il,
life have sustained us in our cnurs.
Ihe reason, therefore, why the Mercantile
Appraisement docs not niincsr In m,, i,.
s 11 nas uone lor thirteen years past, is because
last year a Democratic lmnrd nf Pmm!..u..,
gave the appointment nf Mercantile Appraiser
10 a iiepuuncan, who naturally inserts his list
I.. - U II'.. . . . -
.11 u Jiri'uuncan paper anu omits the CoI.l'M
BIAN.
Seli.inci Liquor nv thk Hm-rn- ti, i..
ry Freeman says lhat Judire Junkin. i il, ro.
cent term of theconntv cinrt. i.vi. xnmlnn
to the hold keepers about the practice of selling
mpiors oy me Dottle, lie said the landlord was
bound 10 know who were to use the liquor, and
that no landlord had the right to sell a bottle
ful of liuiior to a sober mnn wlin IrnnHfrrDfl It
to those who were in tho habit of hpmnilnu- In
toxicated, or to minors. It was always suspic
ious when a sober man bought a quart of whisk
ey : he generally was cmnlovcd lo luiT it l.ir
those to whom innkeennrs would nnt sell it
1 rooi 01 its transfer and use lo drunkards and
minors was sufficient cause for revoking the
innkeeper's license.
had lanouaoe.
li.ul lint-nnce runs into had iWds. Kpli rl
any society vou :dease ; RiifTpp vnnrsptftn n-n
verse in its dialect, to use its slang, to speak in
the character of one who relishps it. nml T
need not tell how soon your moral sense will
lower down to its level. Becoming intimate
with it you loso your horror of It. To be too
much wiin bad men and had places, is not on
ly unwholesome lo a man's raoralitv. hut un
favorab'e to his faith and trust in God. It is
not every man who could live as T.-.I iliH I
Sodom, and then Ihj fit to go out un ler God's
convoy, lias obvious principle, of Unit, fur
nishes a reason not only for watching the ini.
gue, but for keeping ourselves as much as j cs
sible out of the company of bad associates.
FlitE IN CATAWISSA.
About noon on Monday. May 12th. a fire
broke nut in the frame building on the west
side of Fourth street Catawissn. nnnpil ami nc.
cupied by Misses Mears. The buildincr is a Inial
loss. Insured in the Franklin of Philadelphia
by H. F. Hartman agent. The next building
owned by .Miss hoplna Knitlle and occupied by
lenani was damaged by lire, insured In the
lirilish America, by 0. F. Knann atrent ami ad.
jinter. He was informsd of his loss at 9 o'clock
p. m., and the next morninc before fl n'r orlt
was on the ground, had the loss adjusted anil
satisfactorily setlled. 1 his is quick work, con"
sidering time and distance. Mr. K. is the right
man in the right place.
OHANOEVILLE items.
There have been two deaths in Ornnuevilln
this week. Jacob Coleman, who ha.s been sick
for a long time having had his leg amputated
about a year ago, died on Wednesday May
7th.
Samuel Coleman died Monday nicht. he has
been sick for somo time.
Tho May number of 77c Educator is out and
has somo very good articles. We learn from
it that tho Academy is to be supplied with
guns.
Hie crops in this section begin to suffer for
want of rain.
The peach and cherry trees uro full of bios.
soms.
Mr. Low has got bis new coods onen andnn-
pears to be doing a thriving business-
Nothing new appears to turn up, 60 I remain
in waiting Wilkens Micawuer.
to supekintendests.
The signs of the times indicate tho applica
tion of largely increased numbers of persons for
teacher's certificates during the current year.
They will come to Ihe examination possessing
all degrees of qualification for the work of
teaching, very good, good, fair, poor and very
poor. The purpose of this article is to request
superintendents lo adopt at their examinations
such astandsrd of qualifications as will shut
outall applicants except about enough.to supply
the schools. In this way the schools will be
protected from the rush of incompetent teach
ers, the teachers' profession will be strengthen
ed and elevated, and the educational interests
of the public will be greatly subserved . The
threatened evil is a swarm of incompetents in
our school rooms at very low salaries. If not
checked, it will drive the best teachers out of
the profession and greatly decrease the efficien
cy of our schools. The men to guard the school
Interests thus jeopardized are the superintend
ents. It is iheir duty to do it without fear or
favor. Vmuyfrania School Journal (official uY-
jvirtmciit).
AS0TI1EH 7JH0OT1NO.
lly the following dispatch to the Philadelphia
Timet dated Mauch Chunk, May 10th, it would
seem that a couple of Hob Klolz's fesllve friends
came lo grief:
"Since the Mollie Magulre times there hasn't
I it-en so much excitement in Munch Chunk as
the shooting of Sebastian Hahn by Fred Wag
ner,whlch occurred at I lie American House this
morning at 7 o'clock, has caused. Halm and
Wagoner are both Germans, but have resided
here for yeais and are equally respected in Ihe
community. The former is employed by Hon.
Robert Klolz as general utility man and as pri
vate watchman at the savings bank of G, II.
Linderman & Co. He is nearly seven fret
high, and very owerful. This morning lie
and Wagner were "fooling" with each olher.lhe
latter being behind the bur of the American
House and Hahn in Ihe yard outside. Wag
ner picket! up a small air-gun, and In a joke
said i "Hahn I will shoot you.' Hahn replied ;
"Go ahead," and Wagner pulled the trigger.
The bullet entered Halm's breast near the
shoulder and penetrated into ihe lungs. Hahn
was at once earned into the Kuropeau House
and Dr. Horace De Young summoned. The
ball could not be found, Hahn is in a very
critical condition and it is not believed possible
lhat he can recover.
Wagner did not know that Ihe gun was load
ed, and he Is In great'distress at having shot
his friend. Hahn made an ante-mortem state
ment, holding Wagner guiltless of criminal in
tent, declaring that they were having a friendly
bkjlark, The gun shoots a balj calibre 22, and
had been loaded by Mr. Lenlz, the proprietor
of the house, to shout rats. Hahn has no re
latives in this country. Wagner has a wife and
two children, is u young man of 2D, and has an
excellent repulutlou,
AJi.UAimAN AMD
COUltT rilOCKKDINGS.
May 8th. Heport of viewers of n road In
Centrnlir, borough In favor of n road, confirm
ed nisi.
lteporl of Auditor distributing funds in the
hands of tho administrator of Sarah Ilartzol
accented, confirmed nisi.
And now .May 8th, 1870, ordered that a
veniro bo Issued for n grand jury for September
Sessions, also for thirty six travcrso jurors in
tho Quarter Sessions nnd Oyer nnd Terminer
for the first week, nnd for n like number in the
Common Pleas for the second week.
Hv the Coinvr.
Samuel Trimmer vs. tho county or Luzerne,
nnd A. P. llarbcr. Case slated filed on mo
tion of 0. 11. llucknlew, of counsel for platn
tiff, nnd Court grant lenvo to discontinue ns
ngninst A. I. llarbcr one of tho defendants,
nccording to tho ngrccmcnt of tho pnrtics in
the said case stated.
Sheiiff's return of sale of real estate of
Moore Creveliug rend In open court, nnd a
rule grnnted on tho Sheriff to pay money into
court.
Sheriff acknowledged deeds in open court. '
Mny 12th, second week.
List of jurors called. Jacob llakcr and J.
Ilnchmnn excused.
Auditor's report making distribution in es
tate of William Stall deceased, presented nnd
confirmed nisi.
Auditor's report in estate of Cornelius Ki
hernial! deceased, confirmed nisi.
Opinion of tho Court on tho Auditor's re
port in I. John A; Son nssigned estate, filed.
Widow's appraisement in estate of John
Knt deceased, tet nide. m
Hctttrn to order nf sale in the following es
tates confirmed finally i
Fstnto of S. D. White, estiilo of Isuiah Veag
cr, estate of Peter Hclwig.
Estate Maria lliggs confirmed nisi.
Inquest in partition awarded in estate of
Andrew (Jingles.
Michael Walter appointed tipstatr.
Itoad in Greenwood township near J. Ited
line's, confirmed finally.
Hoad in Centra township near Alem Whit
mire's, confirmed nisi.
Hoad in Pine township near A. J. Lyons,
confirmed nisi.
S. Wolf sworn in ns constableof Mifflin.
Wagner, Stnrr & Co., vs. 0. 11. llnrnes,ctux.
Verdict for defendants.
Danvillo National Bank for use of I. W.
McKclvy, s- G. W. Shaffer ct al.
May 1 1, verdict for plaintiff for S771.5I-
JaneK. ISrown vs. A." J. llrown's execu
tor. Verdict for defendant.
Petition of L. K. Mnurer for writ nf hnh..
corpus for the body of J. D. Hall, to testify in
court in Montour county.
M. Michel vs. (1. Thomas. Verdict for
plaintiff S22.
Hannah Weiss vs. J. W. Hoffman. Verdict
for plaintiff $108.
TOWN COUNCIL 1'itOCEEMNUS
The regular monthly meeting of tiie council
was held Wednesday evening May 7lh.
Present, I.S, Kuhn, president, and Lockarib
Drinker, Habb and Kvans, members.
Minutes of April 9th read and approved.
Mr. Kvans reported that the
by the Hook A Ladder Cmnnanv rrmitntillf
gets in bad condition by reason of a leaky roof
on the building. Messrs. Habb and Kvans
were appointed a committee to wait upon the
proprietor of the building and call his attention
to the matter.
Mr . Evans also staled that the Hook A Lad
der Company desired new hooks. Messrs.
Habb and Lockard were appointed a commit
tee to procure Iheru and report at next meet
ing. Levi Cox Jr., was added to the police
force.
The following resolution was nflprt-il l,v Mi-
Drinker who moved its adoption.
Resolml, That a town tax of eight mills on
ihe dollar of valuation of "Iiuilt un nrnneriv''
and proportioned according to law on all other
taxable properly, trades and occupations.be lev
ied and assessed for the current vear. flST!)!
and that of the said tax , Ihe sum ol $2760.00 be
assesed, levied and collected, clear of all man.
ner of deduction for the tiavment nf the intpr.
est and the liquidation of the securities issued
by the town and falling due during the current
year, the classification of property assessed to
be the same as last year.
The resolution was adopted by an unani
mous vote,
On motion the fcllowini? bills wprp amirnvpil
nnd Ihe secretary authorized to draw orders for
payment.of the same
Street C'nmmissinnpi-' Mil i-i -t
Illoomsburg Gas Company, -10.03
isrocuway i: lMwtll, printing, 10.00
I). I.-irrnrk. imlii-M . on
C M. VantlerrTice, printing, 13.00
.H. u. noon ward, pad-lock, ,30
Secretary's salary. 13.00
Total, SlOl.fio
F. P. llillmyer, Town treasurer, prevented
his bond with I. W. McKtlvy, and Peter llill
myer as mreties, approved by the President"
On motion approved by the council and ordered
filed. Adioutncd,
Died, in Or.mgeville on the 7th inst Jacob
H. Coleman , aged 31 years -1 months and 12
days.
While engaged In boating near liufialo in
1862, Mr, Coleman, whose elcalli is announced,
had his right leg crushed betweed the boat and
an aqueduct. After remaining in the hospital
of that city five months he was brought lo his
home in this county. Under treatment of
Dr. lost his limb was apparently healed, llut
In the fall of 1S77 it festered, which finally
necessitated its amputation last June. His
limb healed rapidly and in a Cet weeks he was
een tion the treets. Cut lat fall it again fes1
tered which proved fatal by eating through one
of the arteries. Mr. Coleman was a ioor man
and laboretl hard to support his family, Dur
ing his sickness the kind people in an I about
Orangeville contributed much t$ his support.
lie leaves a wife aim four Utile children to
mourn his death, whom we commend to the
kind regards of the community nnd to our com
mon Heavenly Father. A. II.
DO.NT LOOiC MIAHUV,
When using Leamon's Dycs.prepared by Wells
Hichardson & Co. , liurlington Vt , your entire
wardrobe can be nnde as handsome as thoueb
just out of the store. These dyea are more sat
isfactory in action than any of the crude color
agents heittofore Bold. Sold by druggists,
FASIIIONAIILE FOOLISHNESS.
There is no modern fashionable notion quite
so absurd as the generally received idea that lo
be beautiful and attractive a woman must pos
sess a wan, npirituelte face and a figure of sylph.
like projiortion a fragility in nine cases out of
len the result of disease. Ily many fashionable
belles It Is considered a special compliment lo
be sKken of as frail and delicate . They forget
that the naturally delicate face and jicfi'le figure
are very different from the pale and disease
stricken faces that meet us in Ihe ciiy tho.-ough-
fares, look out from Ihe luxuriant carriages of
wealth, and glide languidly through our crowd
ed drawing-rooms. If dbease were unfashlon.
able, as it ought to be, not a lady In Ihe land
but would lake every lossible precaution to se
cure the fresh, blooming face and well-rounded
figure that only health ran give. Ladies should
remember that as much as gentleman may pro
fess to admire the face and form paled and em
aciated by disease, when they chose a wife they
prefer a blooming, healthful, buoyant-spirited
woman. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
the acknowledged standard remedy for female
diseases and weaknesres. It has the two-fold
advantages of curing the local dixease and im
parling a vigorous lone lo the whole system. It
I Is sold by all druggists,
DJKMWJUT.BJLOOM&BUliG, COLUMBIA ( yy,
The Fashion i Fans. Fmi are very hand-
SOtnn nt Wfll am nln..L ...1.1 ,1.1. .
.... ......uir.j wui 1,119 reniHiii .
some have ebony sticks and tho tops are ol
tllllsb In Pprslnn lUat.m, .!!.. l t.h. ...
, -. ... . puu.v nuiMi l.lll-tlllu
I I t .1 . . ....
viiiuruiuereii in me snipes or painted lir liaml
.!.!. II. .1. tl . l . .
wiui iiiiio A onipviiiur boquets j others have
black and while s illn stripes, and the bhek
stripe is filled with llnsel, Faifj are nude in
all tiie handsnmo aatin ttit.u.l tnnilA1. .....1
.....,-v.. I.ID.lliaiS 119111
for dresses, nnd are especially arrtnged to suit
LOSlUUieSl Ilin I.lfiS flhil rrrnta ara ;l. ..1
' b'"lB ' til iii.il nun
are in satin brocades.
PotlLTttV, Young chicks will thrive best
when Ihey aie kept dry and clean, and moved
frequently to fresh ground. There Is no better
place for a coop than the garden through which
Ihe thicks will wander frrtlr. nl-dilm nn n.
driving oil' many Insects. A bed of young
cabbsges may be kept clesr of flea-beetles, and
other crops may bo preserved In a slmilir man
ner, by a few broods of chicks i IWliln an
abundance of elsan water, tight shelter over
bend and n dry tl wr. There will rarely be
gapes if this plan is full awed.
TOItONTO, (JUEEN CITY W THE DOMINION.
The energy of ils Inhabitants, the bcauly of
Its public buildings, seals of learnlng.board nnd
well ri-guUted thoroughfares, placed on the
shores of L-ike Ontario, among (lie many busi
ness firms, none stand more deservedly high
linn the house of H. Hooper & Co., Plunn-ic-Ists.
A rare skill, extensive nnd long exper
ience in the manipulating and compounding nf
medicine, and a determination that nothing
but pure Drugs shall emanate from their estab
lishment, has carried the firm to the highest
pimcle of financial success. Oilet Liniment Jo
didc Ammonia an I 1'ilU are by them considered
as a most valuable addition, ami in all casos f
enlarged Joints of the Hinds or Feel, Neur.il
gla, Chronic or It.il unmatory Hhcumatisui, su
perior lo any remedy now known.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
Dit. Oii.ik.
120 West Ilroadwny, N. Y.
Trial size 23 cents
A Murderer Caught.
A SCOTCH DETECTIVE, DIStlUISED AS A IIAO
l'll'EIt, CATCHES HIS MAN.
Wo met tho detective named in the fol
lowing paragraph from the l'ollmlle Chroni
cle, at the Wyoming Centennial, llo was
then and there in search of his man.
For nearly two years past a young man,
wearing tho garb of a Highland piper, has
been wandering about in tho coal regions ol
Pennsylvania, playing his pipes in the
streets, attending picnics and dances, nnd
apparently depending on his instrument to
make him a living. He vi-ited Pottsville
frequently and will be remembered and re
cognized by Chronicle readers all over the
Schuylkill region. On the night the skating
rink opened he played and danced iu James
Murray's restaurant for a party of Scotch
citizens who pronounced him genuine. A
few days since, says the Shenandoah Herald,
he was playing in a mining village on the
outskirts ofScranton. A crowd had gather
ed around him, among them n mine laborer
named Hraidy. Suddenly the piper ceased
his music, and stepping from the crowd
.seized liraidy by the shoulder, announced
that the laborer was bis prisoner. At tho
same time he produced papers which he
said was his authority for making his ar
rest. liraidy seemed entirely overwhelmed by
the arrest, and made no opposition or pro
test, but accompanied the piper to the au
thorities, where it was revealed that tho pi
per was a detective. For two years ho had
been on the track of his prisoner, who is
charged with having murdered a wealthy
man named Findlay,in Scotland, in January,
1877. liraidy was in the employ of Find lay.
Karly one morning the latter was found
dead by the roadside with his skull crushed
with a club. Hraidy was discharged the
morning before for drunkenness. He had
been beard to make a threat that ho would
get even with Findlay. He was nowhere to
be found, but was traced to Glasgow, where
it was believed ho had taken a vessel for
America.
William Male, a detective, was emidnvptl
by the relatives of the murdered man to
come to this country and search for Hraidy,
who it was thought would Iring up in the
Pennsylvania coal recions. where ho had
friends working. One of Hriady's pectiliar
tics was his love for the music of the hag
pipe, so the detective.being a piper, adopted
the disguiso of a Scotch piper, and played
about in the coal towns, in hone of some
day attracting the attention of the man he
was seeking, he beiug sure,from information
lie had received, that Uriadv reallv nn.
somewhere in the coal regions. The ru-e
succeeded, after two years' patient trial.
Malo is now on his way to Scotland with the
alleged murderer.
Tho culturo of sugar beets is attracting a
good deal of .attention among tho New Eng
land farmers. Maine tried tho experiment
several years ago, tho stato rendering foiue
assistance, and it has proved a success. A good
many Xew Hampliiio farmers are goiug to
plant small sections this spring, and in the
fall cotnparo notes as to tho cost of raUiug
and the amount ol' the yield. In Massachu
setts tho farmers of tho Connecticut River
alley propose to go into tho business on a
large scale this, year, many of them turning
to beets from tobacco, which has brought low
prices of lato years, while its continued culti
vation exhausts tho soil at a terrible rate. In
Kuropo thtt cultivation of sugar beets has
reached enormous proportions, and about half
of all tho sugar consumed on tho Continent
is derived from that source. 1'hila. 'limes.
wuv WILL YOU
Allow a cold to advance in vour system and
thus encourage mote serious maladies, such as
1'neumonla, Hemorrhage and Luns troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tained, UoicMt German Syrup has gaine-d Ihe
largest sale in the world for the cure of Coughs
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases. It is
Dr. Hoschee a famous German prescriptbn.and is
prepared with Ihe greatest care,and no fear need
be entertained in administering it lo the young
est child, as per directions. The sale of this
medicine Is unprecedented. Since first iutre.-
duced there lias been a constant Increaslm: de
mand and without a Bingle report of a failure to
do its work in any case. Aek your druggist as
to Ihe truth of these remarks. Lirra size 7
cents, Try it and be convinced, nug 30, '78-tf
A LITEUAIiV AVALANCIII-
An cnMable tamo among peoplo who love good
bonks Is belni,' achleied by the "American Hook Ex
change," tn Heekman Mreet, New York, simulta
neously with tho completion of their wonderfully
cheap and successful Acmo edition ot Clumlnrs's
cyclopiedla of English Llterature.they announio the
publication of six other standard and popular books
all choice editions, at pi lecs heretotoro unheard of
They are "Itollln's Ancient History," l.ldi u-ry larto
double-column pages, large type, price cloth, fi.no,
sneep, ij.m; "Arabian Nights," largo t)p), cloth is
cents; lluujan's Pilgrim's Progress," very largo
tj pc, cloth, to cental "itoblson Crusoe," largo tj pi,
cloth 63 cents ; and Haron Munchausen," extra largo
type, clotb, M cents. A discount of 10 per cent f torn
theso prices U allowed to all whoso orders are ru
celved before Juno 1, and an additional; discount of
10 per cent when ordered in clubs of five or mom of
either book, or to the amount of no or more select,
cd from tho list at one time, circulars siting full
particulars, specimens of tj pe, c will be sent free
on request, bold only to buyers direct, and not
through dealers or agents.
Forest l'lres,
Tho destruction of so largo a proportion of
our American forests Hiiiiually by firo is ir -coining
n mntirr ofsciious concern. '1 lie
fnagnitudo of (ho injury riimot he estimated
simply by ihe loss of tho timber ns anar'iele
of marketable value, nor by the frequent do
Mructiou ol buildings and crops, and iu somo
instance tho annihilation nf entire Tillage,
All these may bo replacd in oourw of time
by human energy and thrift. The grant dam
age of our forest fires can only !. ptopo'rly
appreciated on a thorough comprehension ol
the important part of which our forests per
form in tho economy of nature Tho lor
est treo is endowed with a power of suction
by which it nbsoibs a proportion ol tho
moisturo of tho ntmophcro, and consequent
ly tho humidity id' thu ntmosphcro and tho
consequent rainfall is always greater in wood
ed districts than in barren wntn. f ii fuft
the agricultural history of tho world proves
that the destruction ol timber is always fol
lowed by drouih and consequent aiitlity of
soil. In tho old world large districts of coun
try which nt ouc timo wero covered with ver
dure and fruitage, are now scarcely capable of
sustaining their spares and widely scattered
population. Tho opinions of somo of tho
mo't eminent modern travelers coincide with
tho traditions and history of tho pa-t, in tho
theory that m.mv of the arid w:ilp nP Kii.
ropo and Asia, wero once tho sites of dense
luicsts. i no trees liavo been cut down or de
stroyed by (ire. and nlonir with tlmm In tho
course of time, has disappcaied almost oveiy
vestige ol vegetation. Tho same lesult, in a
partial degtce, Ins been obscned iu this
coiititiy. In die wooded districts cd Maine
and tho initliwest, whcio tho woods have
been cut down or destroyed, the decrease in
tho annual rainfall is nlrt.nlr nntiWnhln
appieciablo extent. The absence ol ticts is
ino cluet reason lor the ficqucnt nnd long
continued drouths which sometime c.uisunie
the harvests of the great west : while in those
localities whero tho settlors havo gone to the
trouble to plant and cultivate trens. tl,m i.
already an increase of rain nt rxiMiNr npiimU
Tho only rains they get upon the plains me
from the storm centers, which swrnti in inn .
jestic grandeur from ono end of tho country
to tne other. Uicliuanly the refreshing lncal
storms arc unknown. Iu the stato of New
York tho matter has f'rormentlv been lirnnithi
to thonotico of the legislature, and the plan
proposed to keep tho rainfal uuilbrm for tho
commonwealth to purchase and set apart cer
tain extensive wooded districts in clcvatod
portions of the stato, to bo held for public
parks, and to bo carefully guarded against
firo and the woodman's axe. This legislation
is very good so far as it goes, but something
more efficient is needed to prevent the tecur
renec of our foicst fire?. Those cnnlligratinns
arc either tho result of accident, us where t hi-
fi ro is kindled among t lie dry leaves by the
sparks from a locomotive, or a burning wad
Irom a gun, or the coals from the camn of a
party of hunters or li-hers, or tho burning of
brush by settlers in tho clearings ; or they arc
the result of design nnd malice. In either
event tho law should be able to at least great
ly curtail the number and extent of these
conflagrations. Hallway companies should bo
required to provide their ensines with tho most
effective spark extinguishers. Persons who
kindle mountain fires lor the purpose of clear
ing the underbrush from their on n lands, and
permit them to be communicated to adjoin
ing forest", should be held lo a strict account
ability for thedjiuagetheymayloccasioii ; and
t should bo made :i penal offense lor hunters
or fishermen ! l-.:i;i!!c :r"s in any wooelod
district. These nreoautionarv tntutsurt-H niav
tend in somo dogiee to loen the iminL.'iate
damage elono by those disastrous ooutlagra
lions, as well as then- disfiguicinent of the
landscape and the iniuiv thev will ultimately
entail upon tho country by diminishing the
annual rainfall and tho consequiit fertility of
the son. Here is a iruultil held for ambitious
statesmcti more promising in it, results than
creditmobiliersoriiotd.iniagebiils. If ho is
pronouueed a public benefactor who makes two
blades ot'gras., grow whero only ono grew be
I'oie.how much nioio he whubv tho enactment
of w so law- preserves the grass and tho liuit-
age oi an entire district of countiv to benefit
and bless future ages. Tho time is coming
when the American people will have to give
tins mipoitant ptoblotii some practical
thought. Tho rapidity with which our tim
ber is disappearing ii a subject for alaiiu. The
iinmen.se drum upon our forests f sr manufac
turing purposes is thinning them out even
more rapidly than the forest liros, and meas
ures will have to be taken at no distant daw
not onlyjfor the protection of fotets, but nbo
for tho cultivation of ynunj timber to take
the place of that which is being removed
Somo petty ruler once issued an edict that for
every child that was born to a hnus hold a
until ot acorns, or ehc-tuuts, or hickoiyimts
hould bo planted bv the nareuts. tbn nm of
which should bo mado the especial duty oi
the youngest whoso advent tho pl.intiiu hud
eommeinoiated. Tho icsult was that tho new
generations found the forests growing up w ith
them, ready to supply all their wants, lly n
little foresight a similar icsult mav bo niodu-
ced in any country however steiile, and even
the most unpromising soil in a generation
may bo made to blossom as the ro.-e. liecaintj
Uhrom etc (lotlsvt lie. )
Kxinlui.
A statement orininatinc no ono knows
where is going through all tho newspapers,
that tho Pennsylvania railroad "has carried
five carloads of emigrants daily for tho wet
during tho month of April, mostly from Penn
sylvania stations."
If this bo so the nciiro exodus is nowbero
Fivo car loads per day, say 00 to a ear, is 250
per day ; 80 times that is 7,500 a month. The
Philadelphia, Led'ier irivos tbn iiil'nnn.'iiiiiti
that "3,500 emigrants left Ilani-burg" for
Kansas during February. If that 1m non-net
an 1 a guess is ventured as t(j tho movement
iu .uaien, say s.uon, wo have 10,000 as the
contribution of Pennsylvania to Kan.n "or
tho west." The.-o are all whiles.
The greatest number of neurons that lnu
yet reached St. Louis is given as 8,500 to
April and since that tho estimate is :i,500.
So that relatively Pennsylvania is contribut
ing a gieater number to the we-t than all of
tho negro exodus put together. Tho best ol
it is that they aio iudustriou-, thrifty emi
grants, who go to stay, ami aro nit d-pend-ent
on tho chaiity of llio political philanthro
pists wno aro now "collecting fundi," to sus
tain au emigration in no wise lit for the rudo
blasts ofn Kansas prairie. Can't any one soo
the icturning wave as toon as tho new census
has bceu taken. I'atriol.
The Heading papers sav that lhern U
person traveling tliiough llerk, Chester nnd
Delaware counties, who has nnntiW utmr,.
trick to get farmers Into trouble. He left a
pbw at a farmer's, with the verbal consent
to use the plow, and if not Ill-eel to return it
llo alsoletta printed adverti-ement of its
incrils. Tho farmer in Imking over It found
a notice In due form, sta'ing that when trll
is made of tho plow the agent iiiu.t be nutj-
iicu wiiniu two uays ol it. .Many farmer,
will never soe the notice, but will uk.ii,,.
alvcrliscmeut heedlessly, and then ihreuuh
tullurn to notiry iu two days ill In tnm. , !
ed lo keep the plow, inasuuiili ns u ,
agent can be qualified that tho farm, r can
not deny nceiving It.
Items.
I'Vim a military point nf view abas
ball club Is a battery of nine-poundcM,
lUts ar eating up (he village nivi liihr
houses In MnsnarhunetK
An mictlnnrr-r Is mmi of more bid
tastes.
Liidy clerks are now wmployetl In the
court offices In Chester County,
Oor. Hovt has slunwl the trump net, but
lhetresi(t nnnounolng the fact hm not
bce.il "flit lo tins SeiiRle.
Hon. John tsiia of lledb.r.l fans Iwn
cured ofa uatirer lhat fears were entertained
would remit seriously.
Now that California has a new cinntltn.
tlou It should have a ne legislature. Penn
sylvania offers hem Iree of charge, and will
probably pay n premium for ill removal,
The law prohibiting opium unnklnglii
Nevada, under a penalty of $1000 flue or
two years' imprisonment, went Into effect on
the lt of May.
Governor It blnnn, of New York, h
fullv rfcuvpK-d from tho complicated diffi
culty with ono of his eyes, from which he
has long suffered.
A cargo of 1007 hag of rlcemeal from
Genoa was recently eh-sliojed by judicUl
order at Lsverpwd becau h was proved to
he adulterated with marble dus'.
A Iondnn I'ulice n-Hglstrutn hadecldd
lhat the coiidiic'or nf an omnibus lis a right
in krep cnN vaemt I -r r. g -ur pas-enKt-rs
who have rnpit-led him in r! s,-, ftul t,,,,.,
ladies standing who mo oi.ly ' chance pas
sengers." Queen Victoria's birthday will be cele
brated on tlni 24th of this month. She bus
r.'lcne-d nearly tony to , wr success,-. l'V)
and it is to her honor that" n !..; U e lr-s li.
is prized mure as u tv-mi.i t:mn as a
sovereign.
Hon. Alexander II. Sk pl.nm' l.p.-dth is
improving so tapidlv Hint the Oingrel"t)al
aspirants in his ihstritt.ire ssdly mnklocr up
their minds lhat they will have tn wait two
years more. As long ns Mr. Stephens llvt s
h will represent his tli-trh t in Congress j
ihnt inilcn is settled beyond cmilrover-y.
, T1,e physician (old Tlmmss Smith of
rtamntown, Mo , that he mu-t die witbin
i lew hours, "Aro you -lire nf that '!"
Smilh ronir-vtly aked. The medical mini
ai 1 there could bo no mislRke nhnut it.
I hn fsnilih rtnifeed the murder ot Green,
bury L'lnrk, forty years ngo.
1'bat Turks aro not altogether in nn pa
ble ol god work Is show i by Ahmt n V fyk
Pasha, who has in twomontr-s drained some
thousands of acre's of a swamp in the I ran
'Iful plains of Ilrnussa. He- is now employ
ing r vast number of ti,P iinortu
nati Mus
sulman refugees in planting and sowing this
laud.
There Is to be a cenlennlal celebration
nt the town of Cummington, Mass , nn the
2Clh of next June, nt which Mr. John II.
Ilryant, brother of the late William t'iilli-n
llrynnt, will read a poem lend United Htma
Senator l).wcs, of Massachusetts, will de-liver
nn address.
Miss Mary Anderson is n doomed giil.
The nibiii'Mit she nib, wed the world lo kn-iv
that she hat! $S(l,0(i0 ahead it became simp,
ly a question bs to what masculine instpuiion
aim ahniiM 'PI I
..... .......... i .,.. , i iifit; in lit, escape. All
nclress witli .gt),(iOO has to forswear Inp-dnirs
.....I ..... I 1 . I .. i . . 1 ft
nm, 'uiii;s ,1,,,, Keep a utis'iflnei,
.s.,ll,,l.Arf tl.a' l..n..l.1.l 1.. .1 . .
...... ...v ,iii-ie-nsMs,l ill i)p
t..ir of liussia, is now kept inthelVte,
...... in ,i jmuneu room ami in a
strait-waiscoRt. Tho Kinpres is stated to be
erii.usly indisposed, in consequence ot the
excitement she has gone through. Humor
says that the Czar hiin-clt shows much ner
vousness hince tho attempt.
Mr. Cyrus W. another poor man ot
New York, has imitated the example of the
impecunious Vandt rbllt, and lass made af
fidavit that he has nn personal property in
that citv thstis subject to taxation.
Mr. Field very lately boasted tin.' hid
mado over three quarters ofa mil .j un
single speculation and now poor fellow ,
can't pay his taxes.
The Fall l!iver(.Mass.) Ae-s relates the
following as a fact : "Two men were con
crsiug about the anticipated striko tho
other lay, when one of them, a mule-spin-nei.
remarked that he had been in twentv
si:; strikes during his lifetime. "Well',"
said the other, "did vou ever make anything
by it ? ' "Not once' was the renlv. "lost
every lime."
The wife of a Pittsburg baker tonic f 900
from her husband's, safe, a year ago, nueJ
started her futh.-r in th hntol business." She
eontracteel a bill t.f $150 for liquors in her
husband's name, and a few days ago took
1,100 Irom the sale and sent it to her father.
The husband is at n los what to do, ns he
e-innot indict Ins wife fur larceny.
At the present time there are no tidings
of sixteen ves-els which, within the past
lew months, havo sailed rut of Atlantic
ports, and arf hiippewd to be lust. Five of
these aro steamers. A number of the-p ves
sels were buid.'il w ith mi-cellnnei us careor-s,
and it is thought by sunn- tlni Improper
-towage of thi Ir icbt in. v haw had somo
thirgtodo with I Ik ir i..'-. .m otihe
-iiMiners carried pr-sHi j.-i m, a,, n iti rno
excepiinn.tlicy were liojr.is'i-l.iiilt and e-,ni-naratlvelv
new. l-'.-w ,...r.,.l.- .. i...
,- ...... .... nm uni
connected null maritime ali'i rs appreciate
in-- utiiigrr e-iieotiiiien ci ny i:mse who fo
down to the sea in 'hips." '
A tiger tamer went into a cute at Allen
town to quiet the nnimaN, when K vai
-truck in thebren-i and the fl.-li 1-ml open
to the bone. While nf I 1 nMiv.M, li-m
broke loose and ciea'ttl for n tiew ineb-seri-'able
confusion, Wo'm n f..ii u d, children
screamed and several l.tdjes ;,i,d children
were injured in the rru-h to got t u'. The
lion ran lo get out under the ckiivi.s, ii :..-n
the tamer caught it around the nrr' i-d
held it until it was securely tied ni.ii in.t
back into its cage.
Lulu Vellng, the ten-year .'d d nig' tcr
of Prof Veling of IlcadinK, is quite a n.n,i
eal prodigy, and has received nnnn ene-tnu-in
ins from such artists as Camilla Vr-o,
Scuerek, Jacobsohii, Itobeyn, Aiihert, Ht-in-dl,
SchiilU nnd Mnllenhaiir, all of whtm
have listened with pleasure to her pmno
lllniinf. WilllAtml tua. rt .lull.U.n.l 1...-
strike that he offered to take her In Hum-
ourg, ejermany, mm put tier under the tui
tion or the best teachers. Prof. Veling will
probably accept the offer.
THK n.t'W SEMsl'Apnu,
There is a growing Icelipg in every healthy
c immunity against the journals which make
1 their special object! I" minister to pervert,
cd taste, -pek lug out and serving up in a
seductive form disgustiig scandals and li
evniions revelations, There is got.d reason
to believe that the clean new-paper is more
highly prizod It. day thau it was four or five
ye.iisngo. It is also safe to nre diet that a.
people in all nnk of life, who protect their
own at least Ironi contamination, become
eoneious of the Derniclous inttiunra ,.f
certain class of journals, o.illed enterprising
uftmuso iuey are nmuiltous to servo up ditty
scaml its, they will be camful tn u tl.st il.
j..urn.us they permit to be read iu the family
circle are ol the class that never forg t i Im
propriety of life. Alreudy men and women
of lefuieiiicntaud healthy morals have hud
Iheir attention called to tli nprnt.-tniw In.
thli'iiceof bad literature, mid hove made
o'.niineod.eble efforts to counteract the same
by oau.ing sound literature! to be published
ami biii.i ut popular prices. These ell'orli
are working a silcut but sure rrvoluitnn
The bct authors are more tr.-nrrutlv i4
io-ony man at any previous time. The tick'
iy seuiun-ntai storv Utioks uro s ow v vUM.
ing the tield to worthier olain.iiiits. To the
prni-e of the decent newspaper, it may 1
said, mat where it lias a p ,, ti,,. larailj.
mid litis been rend ti,, u.r- ly j nag and
old. it has develop, i ,,,., ' .meand
sue'.i a ui-crlmlm- . -i. , llura
tur" 1 1, the- sluir i Firtu
n it- ly, the nui t j, i
r.sinBint ehll.(
r - i li. i. r urir. 'Mil y will le i- i'i-:,,j
PA.
The lliinnway I'onras,
The ITimKn Statu Corrvr at Omaha nr.-
HOUR THAT Til ICY CANNOT nr. rofK'lBl.Y
TAKKM TO Imil M T'F.IIRITORY.
Omaha, Neb , Mny 1.1. Nome weeks ego
H. Tibbies, assistant editor of the Omaha
JteralH, engaged counsel to sue out n. writ of
habeas corpus to release "Standing Hear"
and party, who were being relumed lo the
Indian territory by military foioe, having
fled therefrom on account of sickness, which
wis rapidly exterminating the tribe. Hon.
.1. I.. VV'ebsler and Hon N. J. Pop,.let'n at
giled (he case for the Indians without fee.
Judge Dundy, of the United Slates court,
gave a decision yesterday. The points de
cided are :
First. That an Indian ti a jieraon within
the meaning of tho laws of the United Sta
tes, and has, therefore, tho right tome otita
writ of habeas corpus In a federal court and
before a federal judge, In all cases where be
may be confined or In custody tinder color of
the authority of the United States, or whero
he l restrained of liberty In vlnla'lon of the
constitution or laws.
Second. That General Cook, the respond
ent, being commander of the military de
partment of the Platte, has custody of the
relators under color of the uitthority of the
United States, and in violation of the laws
thereof.
Third. That no rightful authority exists
for removing by force any of these Poncaa
to the Indian Territory, as General Crook
has been d I reeled to do.
Fonrth. Indians possess the inherent right
of expatriation as well as the more fortu
nate white race, and have the inalienable
right to life and liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness so long as they obey laws and do
not tresspass on forbidden ground.
Fifth. Iteing restrained of liberty under
color of Ihe authority of tl.c United' States.
ami in violation of the laws thereof, the ro-
lat-irs must be discharged from custody, and
so It is ordered.
Marriages.
Hiss Siiui.tz In Snxuliaf lowi ship al
office of Andrew Laub .th F.i-q,, on Monday
th- 23th day of Apnl A . I). 1870, Mr' Frsnk
Hess of Sugarlcraf township lo Miss Julia Ann
Snubs of Jackson township.
Deaths.
IIOWABI). In Orange town-hip, on the SOth
of April, Mr . Charles Howard, aged 68 years, 6
months and 10 days.
FUNsroN. At r.lowi'b'irg, May 14th, 1879
Hnni uii Futistuu itgiil 70 it-ins.
Funeral lo take piuce from the house of .la
cob IXiff'iil.nrh em Saturday May 13lh. In
terment at Jerseytown, til nubia county.
Miixku In Iltrirk on the 0th inst. Jo.
seph Mi ler, aged 53 yeats 3 months and VI
d ms.
KusiiiUiSs iNoticcs
Finest Mock of Wall Paper ever in Illnoms
lurg at Clark's Hook Store.
Large assortment of new designs in Wall
Paper at Clark's Hook Store.
Call al McKinuey's for Shoes.
Spring Styles Spring Goods HpringStyles.
Call mid see
New Goods. Tho New Styles at the
:cw Price.
Cheaper than ever.
Must be -ecu to be believed, better goods at
lower prices
at O. Lowenberg's.
llarlman Ilros. ore telling a fine. Oolong
Tea for 30 cents per pound, also u line sugar
at 8 cents per. pound. '2k.
Best fc-yrup IS ctsa gallon at D. A. Creasy'.
NiW Drejis Linens and Grow 0()ti -it
Clark .t Son's.
McKinnen Shoe
Store below Court
uouse,
Itemember that L lltz it Sloiln llfll-rt ti vm-v
large stock of Huntings and other dress
goods and want to sell them.
Creasy bum for Cash and sells for Cash. Is
the reason he sells Gonels Cheaper than any
one in town. Call and see his fine stock of
Ury G ,ods, Notions, Groceries,
Georee A. Clark keens llio In ! t.ln'.n
Window Shades, the best Ct.nl Flvmi-.s
the best Spring Fixtures.
Clark fi Son offer Bargain in Dress Goods
Hubbers at McKinney's.
Beautiful Silk Hals New Soft Hal',
Wool llain, Pur Hats,
For Men for Hy and Children
At the Popular store of
I'. Lowenberg.
V Knnp.p's Cmla'.p Fluures, warranted
for two yvars, fcr sale l Clark's Book Btoie.
Ne w Goods this week at I). A. Crcay's.
l.utz & loan have the banilsmnost. mi.l
cheapest lot of Bilk and fancy fringes ever
on. ii u in jjioouisuurg.
Attention Farmers! Attention Mechanics
Attention all 1 1 Now is vour tim tn sepur
Bargains in Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots
ami Mines at Gross & Ilro s popular New
York Clothing Store. Be sure and give them
a call.
I A full line of Ladies and Misses Hosiery
fit- e'l,.rt- ssnnt
sVdrnission free at McKinney's.
Now is the time to paper. Uet your pa
iu. ut niu.t-'o
1 . a. V ' ... n. p.
Spool cotton 10 ctsa dozen at l).A.Crcny's
Tor dres or pant linens go to l.utz. t
Hard times.hard times is tiie cry. In eon
seouence. Uie ew York Ulolhini; Slore has
reoueni Hie prices oi good Boots A Shoes.
.'0 per cent, cheaper than any other store in
IUWII,
t laik & Hou ltavo just received another
larjic lot of Pearl and Taney Dress Bultoi.s.
Silk Iringos 35 and 10 cts and upward.
Parmeis attenilon ! y. M. I(s, Bloons
bur,; , Pa., uenv oilers cheap for ca-h or j;rain
all kinds of farming implements,
Spring Overcoats Spring Overeojts,
C e-ap, llurable, Neat anil New
Ju-t reo'-ive-d at I.'Loweiibcr?s,
Kor' heavy I'ottoaadea and Kentucky
Je-ins fur l-'urmers and Moohntiicn wear go
to Luiz iV tjloin's.
' " ' - '- 1 ,
A chigar 10 cents at U. A. Creasy'.
A large line of Fans nml Parasols just
opeued at Clatk & Son's.
All the uTla7"d7t7oTQll Window
ShadM at Clarks Book Store.
HooU and ghoea cheap at McKloBeyy
For the cheapest and fioest iiatti rns of
u iTiKo 8o m u. M, ittas, Ulooniatiurg,
Ladles India Oauxe uuderwear a Clark
& Niu'a.
Kor Flu t?ult of Clolhlnu ro to i
ISeW or Clothing Store, al.o hi--Irom
a to 5 dollars.
t'lmii I- New I ir. i
' 'i u in l e l i
Is I II
l.
,
Latest Patterns In ,VtH'l Paper at Clark's
Hook Store.
A fine selection of Ladies' Gold Wn!cbcs
and Chslns, both American nnd imported
by the In- t make is ul L. Ileriilinid's Jewel
ry Htnre.
Doiini .vs Ku-ibrifi u so a i
Having obtained tho agency nf this
CKi.r.nnATiH) Soap
for Illoomsburg nnd vicinity, I append the
opinion of some of our best people as to Its
merit-,
"I have ii-eil Dobbin's Electric Soap made
by I. L. Cregin Co., Philadelphia, Ph.,
tur woshing nboiil leu years.and think It
superior to any other. Mrs, U. U. Hartley."
"Wehnveused Dobblu'sKlectrlcSoapand
find it superior lo any other or nil olhert.
ri.rs. V. II. Jacoby,
Mrs. 1). H. Stohncr.
I desire all nj friends antl customers lo
fi'ire Mm Soap one Trial,
so that they may know just how good tho
Best Soop In tho United States Is.
.1. II. Matzr,
July 12, '78-ly Illoomsburg, Pa.
Hoot headquarters at McKinney's.
t vniAjr.r.niA or litkhatuiib.
It will bi wolcomc news to all lovers ot good liter
ature ttmt the nesr.beaiitirui ami marvellously cheap
Acm eultlon or "Chamber's Cyelopa'dla of Kofrllsh
Literal are" Is to bo completed on Juno 1. Volume
IV. in Just Issued, and tho remaining four volumes
' to be Issut-fl nnd delivered at ono lime on Uio
date stated. The work richly deserves tho sale It has "
oliltilncd of nearly ion ooo volumes alri'fidj .nnil ousht
lo attain, us It probably will, to a round million. The
print , which has varied at dlllercnt times. Increasing
as the publication has progressed, has now been pe
nunniitly nied at K.oo for tho papcr(S ols. com
plete, nearly B,MM paes), 1 8 no tor cloth, S4.T3 for half
monitvo, nil' top. nnd I8.TJ for tho 4 vol. edition In
ha't morocco, (tilt top binding. A discount ot 10 per
cent frtim tliesse prle-os Is ollowedto thoso whoso
orders are received before June 1, and n fur
thr discount ot 10 percent, lo those ordering la
clubs of nve or more sets at one time, l'ostaje, If by
ranll 4s cents extra, orders will be filled In tho or
der ot receipt. Specimen pages and full particulars
will 1 1 M'Ut fre on request American Book 12t-
t-h ni.'.-. si H'tkman street, New York, Publishers.
'i!it only direct to purchasers, and not through
'a't-rs or u r'-nts.
MIHU. I . .il IIIIIMI.III HIL I HUB ml w
K K. Kmikel's Hitter Wine of Iron.
U i iitverbi-en knnn to fat! in thr euro of weak
m v , n'tnd.-rt with syiiipiimis, itidtsposltlon toc
I'ttlfiii, I" .r ni"mry, tlinitjiiltj of lire.ilhlntr.ircn
ii.il vi ikiirss, hoirnr of dlm-osc, weak, nervous
Ii intJiiiti, an nilful bu'inr of death, nlghlsHcalJi,
cc'-l ri'c', wcakn-'ss, dimness of vision, languor,
u..l'.crsal lassitude of the niusciil.ir sstcm. e ronl
nus iippftlie, with dyspciiitc system, hot hands,
rin limy of tho body, dryness ct Ihe skin, pallid
I'o'itiit'i.iince and crurtlona nn tho face, ptirlOlng
fell .ul, pjln In Uir back.licnvlnpssof the cyedds,
rr. ipn'iit blHi k spots lining Ufort- the eyes with
temporal v sutTuston and loss of Mghl ; wantot at
ts'titlon, t ic. These symptoms all arise from a
wim!;n-sj, and to remedy that, use K. t Kuukel's
Bll'i i wt nf i.on. II ncNerfstls. Thousands are
now ei 1 Mtn? heullli who have used It. Oct tho
iff milne. Stild in tl liotties. Take only K. V. Kunk
el's. Ask for Klinkcl's littler wtno of Iron. This truly
valuable tonle has been su Mictroujlily Itsteil by all
f-l:iss, t-r the c, I'tniiritly llut It Is now dev-tiiM In
di i .-i.sHi.i- .i .. ' mil' i.i.-Jli'lni' II costs but Ilttlo
and pui lt'.'-o Uiy blood, nml i,-tf-s tone to tho a-toiu-aoh,
i-enovut's Uie systt :n mid imilinis lift'.
I now orlv ask a trial of Ibis valtiablo tonic. I'i ice
ptrbiitt't'. t '.' M'NKKf, Solo ITopilftor.No.
959 North Ninth ft., below Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ak for Kimk-l's lllltcr nun- of Iron, and take no
otlu r. A phototrrtph ot the propi h'lor on each
wrai vv, t,h ut iici.1 are counti-ifelt.
H'-w.ii'j ot I'li'mterfolt . Do not let ynur druggist
sell you any but Kunkel's which Is put up only as
abovo it-pu't nit'd. You can get eli bottle forM.
All I ass Is one simple trial.
Tape Worms Removed Alive.
Head ami all comp'ete In two hours. No fee till
head p s-t-s. seat. Pin and stomach Worms ro
mover) bj Dr. Kuiik.-I, i.vj Ncrlh Ninth St. Advice
fr-e. Nu ice until head and all passes In one, and
alive Dr Kunvetls tho only successful physician
In this i tmntrj for the removal of Worms, and his
Woimsy up I-, pu-tu-ant and sato for children or
grown persons Send for clrcularor ask for ubottle.
of K nkel's Wo in syrup, l'rlcetl.ooa bottle, (let
It eif .tour drugijht. It never falls.
,! ARKEIMIEPOIITS.
ELOO.MSUUIJd MARKET.
Wheat per bushel t.no
Kyu " .M
Corn, new. , s
tul, " " 2S
dour per lwrnil .isi
Clovenwrtl ;- , 30
Plajrw: .' i... I.ivi
mater , is
Bir.-s ' in
Tallow .'i
potatoes 7s
Dried Apple oi
Itanw
Sides & Shoulders fj
Lurd per pound ut
uay per wu S.CU
PtTSWttX V5
Timothy seta ito
IJliUTATIUSS tOlt COAL.
No. 4 on Wharf s.no nor Ton
No. " " f 2.75 "
no. a " 2,00 "
lila'ksmltU'Kl.utUB on Wharf..... t3.oo "
" mtumlnous " 4 u "
ERRORS OP YOUTH.
e.'isTi f.man uli.isutlrri'.l for years from Nervous
in sunv I'KKMAirio: Di.cAi.asd all ihe eirrcts
"I MMinuiii imhwii mm, will for thn sake of sulfer-
1'ipr il ' li . send frtti to ull who need It, the recl-
r"- .ij.l ttti-t -i it.ti for making Die simple remedy by
h' h li . iiasriiii'd. Mim-iein wishing to pront by
tin- ii.iit rit-.tr'.Hoxrtencu can do so by udilrcfisluir
In ; i rtei t cnnnileiii-e.
.1 iHN li.eji.DI-.N,J'2Ccdarst., New York,
nuv. 7s Sin a.Vco
PILES!
in -i i wr M.own :
Dr. Pabcr's Cslcbratcd
Painless Remedy is tho
t-l- ll.nwn filr I'n.E.s f.f fivt'rv k-lnil tllli-.-rtltii.
lii-lun , imihiI, inward. &o) nnd all diseases of tint
ki i ii-m. win tiit-i- re-CHi,t or lung standing, ltgties
liisti,i,i utter iindrlTi-iisa radical and iiermaucnt
t'nif It is uri'M-rlbed by oil phjslclans whoaioac
l'iai' led nun li. ihronlccuM'S readily Weld toll.
Nut.iin.it ii i pi-r.ilion require, iry It and relleia
jonrMilti-iliiKh. ONLY Mi cents for n I aiiok 1'ack
ai.k. mui bj million receipt of prloe. Kur salo by
ull Druggists. Dk.J. FAUKit itu, 22Annsi.,N.Y.
nov. iii, is-cm nco
CARPETS ,Jirs(,YoNew
at one i..ilr Kokiikii Pricks.
i.oou t.ui-ssKi.s t'eiu'KTH ,;.io per yarl. Inukaiks,
iriim-iw. i nl K'lTKs., WILTONS, AXMINhTKK,
KI.Vl- I s l'.il,.H!l-.:l..1iintTlKi: PLYCAlt'
I'UIm t ii i .iu iinv prices, oil. CLOTHS, all widths
from Jt'ie. per anl.
I. s i ' i: e l i r I ns, ji.cki per ralr, to tl.o II nct.t HEA I,
LACK Imported, al
SHtPPARD KNAPP'S
180 and 151 Sixth Avenue,
corner istli street, NEW YOKK.
nov. 7-sim aico
I will in .11 il i, . ) lie n'Ce'iie for n simple Vttim.
nit i.Aiiitli.t will reraoif Tan, rilKCKI.Kt', 1'IM
I'Ll.s .mil lil'iuti. s having thn skin son. clcwr and
bt .iuiiiid : iii-o iiifciiucilous tor producing a luxuri
ant uiimth of hair una bald bend nr smooth fact-.
Addiehs, iiiei.wiiig m siaiip, Den Vundelf n Co.. vi
AmiM., N.. bacu nov. 22, ';s cm
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
'I in- udiertiser having bt en permanently cured ot
lhat citt-ud di-cMU-e (unMimptinn, bv a Mmplo reme
dy is aimluus to make kie-wnlo Ills fellow butTer
trs Hi means ul i lire, 'lo all wliodoMlu It hn
will n-nd a copy or the prescription used, (free or
eliaige i nitii dlret linns lor prt'purliiBonn iisIiil' Uio
same wMihthey wlliilnd astiro euro for Cossine.
iios', Asiirtia, lironehlils, Ac.
Turtles wlhiui! the I'ltscilplloii. will please ad
itiths K. A. Vt lLscN, I9 Ptnn St., llliamsbnrK, N.
atco nov. ti, 'Js-um
joriLi:.
I lie annual meeting of tho Columbia CountyAir
rii'iiliural. Ilotilculiural oud Mechanical Aflsociatlein
S!1.!. ,:.'.it'i "!u"' "lra House, liloomsburit, on
sTi IIHAY, Ihe 17th day of May, A 1)., niti uiouu
uVltKk p in., fer Ihe flection of olllcers.
Alro ul s Oil annual meeilnir there will be consid
ered nil I prut dior udnpilon by the corporation.
uniei,iin,ei,i nml ulieratloiis of Ihe charter i Isl.
'I " a. i .-pt uie, pun isloiis ot nn Act ot Ast.,.mb!y, en
nileii- o .At I ui pruttdo fortho lnoorporailgiiaiid
rtul.iilim 1 1 cuiiulii i orimiallons." approved April
". ls;i iii.i! iu teii riil suppU'inents. d. i o deslir
n .le ihe iiituv nf bulr.t'k of the corporation. Hid.
'i.is- ny ihe c,nie"rn by whom tho tniklneiwMiall
lie tsmuui ti it. 4iu, Toainiuul.e mo corporallon lo
labia) capital stock, uii. Tu determine I ho member
sliluoi llieCuqioraUuii.
M. W.Nt ss.
April ,17. Wy.
l)JllNl?n!A'101t'SN(7rK:K "
ESTATK 0' SAKAM AHMMNK, UtCEAbtll,
Isire-rsof AdmUiUlrution with tho will nne.ie-d
ou the estate of amah Am wine, late or Centre two ,
Columbia couui l't-iutilvnla,iles.fiase'd, haiobetii
IfnviilA-dby Hie Itt L-ti-tf r ot said esiuiily lo the un.
liewlgnt'd Ailniliiiblraior. All poisons liavluu claims
ii.'oliist Un t-biuli- of tho riiH'esleut are retiuvktrcl lo
prus-ut I hfin fts'MMUaumutaiil those udv blt-d tu
inako ,'U. uuui to llie uad-nOifiied wiihoui tlrlaj.
HIIIA.M WIIITMIIIK.
AdtutDtsirulor.
April i. l-l-fw hllii.lr-,Coluinblaen.. pi.
iJMpiixi(A run's Miiict;. "
" aartrg o uaviu w, voei'n, nae kasfb,
lAi'it-ra i r aiii!iiiiiir.uion ou Uie oslute of i mld W,
is-.liii, lute
in in-uivii tuwuiuiiii, i oiiiiubia Co.. de
li i li Ki allied Ly Ihf Ib-b-lt-ler of kald
i: lull rs", ed dmttiibirnit'ii towlcni
1' I'll. I 1. 1. Miuistt'd I., liukf lllllif.
' .i.ltl. s(. li.ninn ciiouis or dnnunds
' ''Wi In ike Un m kie wu lo Ihe Ad-
: 1 'Ut detjv
WHS IIILS
Ailiiilni'.irutcr.
w j- o. Ueiilou.