THE COLUMBIAN AMD DEMOCHAT,BLOOMSBU.RGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE.OOLDMBIAN.
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Rail Koail Time Table.
tACK AWAVNA ULOOMSnUWl KAIL ItOAT)
NORTH,
south.
T a A. M.
4.49 1'. M
11,45 A. M
Accommodation Train,
Mill Train T.83 A.M
Fust Train ls.no M.
Bxpress Train tM p. M,
CATAWISSA 11A1I. HO AD.
north. sntrrn
Accommodation Train ,ss A. M. 7,8(1 r. M.
Itcijular Express 4.oo l'.M, 11,43 A.M.
Thronjrh cars on Express train cither to New York
cv miladclphlf. Accommodation train runs between
Jatawlssa and Wllllamsport.
OCT III- A CLUB.
We will sen J the Columbian- free for one
year lo any iierson who will send us fo'ir new
names wltli SO, 00 In ca-li. litis Is an tasy
way lo pay jour subscription If you already
take the paper, nnd an easy way to get it If yoti
are not on the list. Tliero is not n spot in Co
lutnbi.i county where four new names cannot be
obtained in a few hours' time, if some one will
make tho t florl. Sample copies of the paper
will bo sent to any add test in tho county on re
quest. Those of our subscribers who do not
care to make the effort, will confer a favor by
calling I he attention of sonic active person to
this notice, who will undertake it.
The Friendship Fire Company had their an
nual ball on Wednesday night.
The application of William Williams for
liolol license nt Ile'wlck was refused by the
court on the ground of his intemperate habits.
W. J. Knorr of lierwlck was forcmnn of tho
Grand Jury
A little son of Willintn Ferguson was buried
on Wednesday.
Cold and croup are prevalent. Too much
care cannot bo taken in going out from warm
rooms into the cold nlr.
Tho trial of the Miflliu Supervisors occupied
nearly three days and resulted in convicting
the delcndants.
A fire occurred in Ccnlralia in the early pari
of litis week. The building of Jnmes Morri
sen nnd the lionso occupied by James Dyke
wire destroyed.
For the use of students and others our cov
ered newspaper pads arc the in-sti They con
tiin one hundred sheets of paper, making two
hunt'red pJges. Prices, ten and twenty cents,
according to size. For rale at this office, it
Miss Sarah Derrickson of Jeddo, Pa., is vis
iting friends in town.
About four inches of snow fell on TuesJay
and the thermometer fell almost as much. The
jitikle of ihe merry sleigh bells now is heard-
The regulnr meeting of the Bar Association
will be held in the Law Library next Monday
evening at f-cven o'clock.
The caeof Curley w.is continued until next
term on ino ion of District Attorney Little.
The reason assigned was the absence of mater
ial witnesses whose attendance could not be se
cured at this term.
l'rof. Hoffman oilers his serv ices to those
wishing to teko imiMC lessons in Dloonisburg.
He will spend Wednesday and Saturday of
each week here. Address hlui nt Danville,
Pa. jan. 30-2w.
O. P. Ileichard will sell at auction his
slock of goods at Lightslreet on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings until sold
out. jan 23 3w
The fact that lawyers sometimes use large
words is witnessed bv this exception lo a Mas
ter's report, Bled by A. Kicketts, Esq., at Wil.
keslnrre. 'The whole report ia a heterogen
ous conglomeration of agglutinated absurdiliis)
of such ubiquitous erroncousncss that no spot
of soundness can be found in any partofil.'
You can't fcol an Elmira girl. When her
'fellow' rises from his seat in the theatre bo
tween tho acts, and says , ' I'll be back in n mo1
ruent,' she dazzles him with ono of her most
reliable smiles, and pulling him back with the
remark, 'I brought sumo with me,' coyly slips
into his hand a pinch of cloves or roasted cof
fee. The Union Square Comedy Comrany will
appjar in tho "Two Orphans" next Monday
night at the Opera Haute. This is nn excel
lent Iroupe and tho play is a very popular one,
having been given in tho largo cities for
hundreds of nights in succession to ctowded
bouses They performed in Harrisburg on
Tuesday night last, and tho Patriot speaks
highly of them, Dont fail to see this celehra'
led drama. Tickets for snlo at O. A. Clark's
liook Store, Seo advertisement in another
column.
The hoard of diicclors of liloom Poor Di.
'rectors met at their office at their regular time
of meeting, the last Saturday of each month ns
required by law, and made the following ap
"pointuienls fur tho ensuing year. Steward
Thomas Mcliride, Matron, Mrs. Thomas Mc
Bride, Secretary, It. S. En I, Treasurer, Wm.
Kreamer, Attorney, Geo. hi. Elwell.
The members of tho Democratic Standing
Committee from the districts composing the
Bloom 1'oor District met nt the Exchange Ho
tel on Monday afternoon. The following per
sona were present, D. Lowenberg, G. A. Clark,
liloom ; Jacob Tervilliger, West Scott J John
Kressler, East Scott : A.J. Hiss, Sugarlunf;
Daniel Welllver (subtllute) Greenwood. Wil
liam Kreamer of Hloom and Jacob Terwilliger
of West Scott were jilaced in nomination a
candidates for directors of the poor, and Ihe
meeting adjourned.
"UdDCN MATH.
Mrs. II. F. Fruit died suddenly last Thurs
day evening about nine o'clock, of paraUsii.
She bad felt as well as usual during the day,
bul at about six o'clock (ompl lined of not feel
ing we I, and gradually grew worse'and in lliree
hours breathed her last. She was nearly fifty
three years of age Mrs. Fruit was an eslims
blc lady, and during her residence here made
mimy warm friends. Tho funeral took place
on Sunday morning. After a brief service at
'the houi-o tho remains were taken to Jt-r-ey-
town where services were conducted in the
Methodist church by Key, 0. D. S. Marclay,
Tho bereaved hu-bam! and son have the sym
palhy of the community in their heavy afllie-
tlon.
At a regular meeting of Washington Lodge
7io. 2G5 F. & A. M. held February 2d, 18S0
The death of Ilro. William A. Case was am
nounced, whereupon the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Wheheas, we have heard with sincere re
grot of tho deceased of our late Bro., William
A. Case it is therefore
limited that this lodge has by death sustain
ed the lo-s of a useful member, society a good
and honorable citizen, the poor, a true friend
aim me lunnuers ot ins lamily n Mini and nt
fectionale husband and father.
JUsokcJ, That as un expression nf our mr,
row and re'liecl. these resnlittlnna 1m nipr.l rn
tho minutes of tho lodge, and to be pubiMiecl
in one or more papers of the lown anil that
ino louge te uraped In mourning for 30 days,
C. F. Knait.)
II-B, Fkkas, vCommlltte.
It. L, Iticu. J
Lxccutors' Administrators' Guardians' and
Trustees' Itecelpt Hooks bound In Iteynol I's
covers, ju.t printed at this office. Books will
100 receipts only 40 ctuts. Books containing
smaller numbers bound In a few moments, tf.
ANOTHER SWINDL
Notwithstanding the oft repeated warnings
of the newspapers, unwary men continue! lo
ermit themselves to be deluded by wily swlnd.
era nnd confidence tricksters, A latch of
fourteen promissory notes have been received
at Ihe Honesdale Nations! Bank for collectioi
from a Troy, N, Y., law firm. They wero pro.
cured from Wayno county men last fall by i
lightning rod aged. The mode of procedure
was as follows i The agent supplied tho farm
ers' buildings with rods and accepted In pay
ment for tho same a promissory note, payable at
tho farmer's house, Jan. 1, 1880, Then writ,
ten agreement .was intend Into between the
gent nnd tho lightning roil purchaser stlpi
nlalliig that pnymcnt of Interest on the not
only was to bo nked and that Ihe princlpa
would not be demanded until tho expiration of
ten years. Ui-on these ostensibly easy terms,
sale) of lightning rods were mid rapidly.
The notes thus procured pasted Into the hands
of second and third parlies and on their wattir.
ity there could be no other alternative than
inymcnt, Ibo written agreement between tho
agent and the firmer, providing that payment
was not to bo demanded in ten years, of course
being of no forco. A number of the nates have
already been paid and we do not hear that tho
paymenlon any of them Is lo be contested. The
same game was played lat fill on a number 01"
Jcw York Slnlo farmers, and we lesrn from
somo ofour exchanges from that stale that a
arjre number of them are resisting the pavment
of the notes on the grounds that they were ob
tained through fraud. Ilonesdolc Independent,
itonnsituiia nbws.
RoHRsnnnn, February 2, '80
Business is booming along at a good rate
here at present ; our enterprising merchants
Black and Hess seem to be doing a good busl-
ess this wtnlcr.
Will Appleman Is traveling through Mon
tour county, selling a patent right. Mr. Clem
Henry s school has been closed on account of
his sickness, but ho opened school again thi8
week.
Willie Preston and Schuyler Kramer are
;ain attending OrangevllU Academy.
Little Maggie Alberlson gaye a Juvenile
cap year parly for Ihe youths of this "Nook"
ast l-rnlay night in Appleman's hall. A few
umrrinl people were prcent and did most of
the dancing. After partaking of refreshment.
t Albertsons the parly broke up at twelve o'
clock and old and young wended their weary
way homeward.
Mis. Miles Albertson and sister are visiting
friends in the west.
Miles Alberlson now has his saw mill a few
miles above here and a great quantity of lum
ber passes here every day.
Thos. Iteece nnd family are now getting
ready lo leave for their new home in Iowa,
and are making their last visit to their numer
ous friends and relatives. Tbey have over
been kind nnd obliging neighbors, and their
absence will be sadly felt, and the wishes of all
s that prosperity and happiness will be with
them in their distant home.
Poor Pur.
aches or nsn.
WHOLESALE VIOIATIOK Of THE LAW.
About ono mile below this place the canst
company own a reservoir of sevsml acres in
area. During the summer, as lone as tli C3-
al is full, it is supplied with water from the
canal, flowing into the reservoir at the head
and out at tho lower end. During Ihe winter.
when there is no water in the canal, there is
generally from one to three and four feet of
landing water ver the reservoir. It has been
.1 fine harbor Cot various kinds of fish, and
luring Ihe summer every year many were tak
en out with rod and line. Lost week, however
11 Ibis was changed. A set of fish pirates
were several days engaged at draining the res
ervoir by digging an outlet sufficiently deep
t tho lower end lo let all the water out into
tho canal, thereby leaving all the fish in the
reservoir exposed on top of the mud and pools,
troops of people went down from town on Fri
day to get fish. There they lay in scores nnd
by schools by hundreds and by thousands. All
parties had to do was to wade in and pick up
Ihe hah as they lay helpless and powerless
In many places they lay so thick that they were
raked out with rakes I Many helped themselves
lo strings of the very nicest; some carried
away basketsful, and several parlies hauled
wo wagon oads away j after which there were
still many left, and many more were carries!
ofl on Saturday. It is said that many thousands
ofsmall fish were trampled in Ihe mud and
otherwise destroyed, and of course what are
now left will pcrisli for want of waler. It is
claimed that In pursuance of an understanding
the pirates had with our State risli Commis
sioner, several bushels of small fish were car
ricd into Penn's Creek. This trespass upon
the canal company's property may make one
nice question to settle, and the violation of the
fish laws another There is certainly here a
big opportunity for Ihe vindicators of the law
and the rights of properly. Selinsgme Times.
The concert at the Opera House last Saturday
evening lor tho benefit of St. Paul s Sunday
School Library was a success in every way.
The r.ct proceeds weic about eighty dollars.
The programme) was well selected and carefully
prepared, The following ladle mid gentlemen
look part, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wirt, Mrs. II.
II. Groiz, Miss Ada Ilrower.Miss Maud Freeze
Miss Maine Knspp, Miss Mary Elwell, Miss
rnie Sloan, .Missrs, J. It. Tonscnd, Clark
Sloan, W. Hart, C. M. Driikir, F. P. Drinker
J, II. Maize, U. P. Vannatta and Bruce Wells
Messrs. Brooks, Methercll and Uupert kindly
assisted in the instrumental parts with cornet,
violin and cynib lis, for which they hava the
hanks of tho company. Tho costume of the
Oil I-olkes" was worn, and created much
amusement and admiration. The ladies appear-
d in old fashioned dresses, some ot which were
quite as becoming as Ihe lluffi and tbu nets of
the present day. The gentlemen wore knee
breei lies and ruffles and powdered wigs, The
tresses of the Quartette Club were gorgeous
and very becomiug lo the wearers. They were
inporlcd for the occasion.
The choruses were well sung, the ploying or
.Mr. nnd .Mrs. v irt on the "Harpsichord and
fiddle," was dor o with much expression, as was
also the Wedding March, by Misses Freeze and
Llwell, and Mr. Wlrl, The singing of the
Quartette Club pleased the audience, as it al-
was does, and the soloes of Mrs. Grolz and Miss
Browtreio beautifully rendered. Mr. Win
sang "Nancy Lee" yery nicely, nnd was en
cored, as uere several other pieces on the pro
gramme. Miss I reeze and Mr. Wells sang
"Ueuben and Itachel" in Quaker costume, and
brought down the house. Misses I rower and
Freeze, and Messrs, Wirt and Towns-nd ren
dered "Come where my love lies dreaming" in
excellent style. Tho singing of "Itussia" by
the old fishloned choir was very funny.
Miss Annie Sloan played a solo on tho piano
and displayed much skill in Its execution.
There are not many towns that can furnish ma
terial for an amateur concert that would sur
pass tiiia ono. The entire performance would
have done honor to a professional Iroupe. The
credit of the entertainment belongs principally
lo P, E. Wirt. Esq., who gave his lime and ef
forts lo (lie arrangement and preparation of
the piogramme, and who pushed the matter
through when others seemed somewhat Indif
ferent, While all Ihe others worked assiduous'
ly to make it a success, the Sunday school
would probably not have received this benefit
hut forhU efiorts. He and all those who took
part are deserving of Ihe thanks of the public
'or the excellent entertainment.
OHANOIVILLB IT1MS,
Mr. David Herring, an nged citizen of this
place, has been confine! to Ii ia bed for neatly
two weeks with rheumatism.
Mr. Ssimnel Shtrpless has been for a long
time t sufferer from neuralgia.
MIti Mary Platen of Utica. Ohio, has been
visiting Maggie Eves In this place. '
Iter. IIouls Is making a fence to protect the
terrace In front of his dwelling from cattle
John Cadman and H. R. Kline are going lo
locale a portable sawmill on their timber land
about two miles above this place. They ex
pect to commence sawing about Ihe Grit of
U.y.
One of our old and esteemed cititcna has 1
ways been an advocate of temperance and an
antl-tobacconlst. He still opposes the use of
Intoxicants, but that morsel which he rools
about ro awkwardly in his mouth and which
causes him lo make such wery faces, is tobac
co. Most people who have black eyes ore proud
of them, but one of our amateur pugilists has
a black eye which he feels ashamed ol. He
biought It home from spelling school one night
lately, but he says the other fellow has tho
worst of Ihe bargain. The knight of Ihe razor
had better keep shady when away from town,
but caution in kit case is not necessary.
On last Monday evening during the tempos
rary absence of Mrs. Dayld Herring : the chil
dren, the grandchildren, and a great grand
child look possession of the old homestead,
spread the festive board with natures bounties,
nnd then awaited her return whose birthday
they came lo celebrate. Upon entering her
home the. unexpected faces of all her children
from near and far greeted htr with welcome
smiles.
Netheblaxd.
BEItWICK LBTTEIt.
Eds. Columbian :
Enough snow fell last night and to-day to
make good sleighing, but the wind has left
many parts o f the roads bare.
Those who have Ice-houses to fill begin lo
look pleased. They have almost ills
paired laying by a Btore for the warm months.
The demand for houses is not decreasing but
to the contrary Increasing. It is safe to say
that fifty houses would find occupants in a short
lime at very fcir rents, ns the rents at all
times depend on the demand for houses, it may
bo safely inferred that rents ate high.
Michael Frants, an old cilisen, is dangerous
ly sick. It is sincerely hoped he may recover,
though the physician is sot very sanguine.
Fran Is has hsd Bore than his portion of the
ills of this life. Twice visited by fire, a eon
helpless in bed for two years, and now himself
helpless. His sickness is the result of expos
ure lo cold and dampness during the while
ttiat he was constructing bis new work shop.
The Literary society has again resumed. A
meeting was held last Friday evening. An
essay on "Scripture" was read by J. Kurti
short but very interesting. A. Iteichard re
cited a poem, humorous and well executed
Messrs. Smith and Stewart supported the neg
ative of the question "Are political parties ben
cficial to a country," and Messrs. W. Bowman
and Frees sustained Ihe affirmative. The lat
ler succeeded in winning the decision of the
judgee in their faver.
Kefortxr .
Berwick, Pa., Feb. 3, 'SO.
Notice. The firm of Brockway & Elwell
was dissolved October 1st 187,both as publish
ers of the Columbian nnd in the practice of
law. All persons indebted lo said firm on notes
book account for printing or for legal services
are requested to call and settle, as the business
of the firm must be closed up soon.
C. B. Brockway,
Gto. E. Elwell.
jan 23-4w.
SHERIFF'S SALBS.
The following properties were sold by the
Sheriff at the Court House on Monday last.
10 acres in Locust twp, sold (o J. II. Vas'
tine for $100. Sold as ihe property of Jacob P.
Kerschner
Lot in Espy, sold lo E. B. Hartman for $90
sold as ihe properly of William E, Hower.
20 acres in Scott twp, sold to N. U. Funk
for S2J07, Bold as the properly HormanG.
Creveling.
Lot in Catawissa, sold to W, M. Monroe fjr
S1150, sold as the properly of Allred Eck.
52 acres in Orange twp, sold to C. W. Miller
for $80, sold as Ihe properly of George V. Fer1
guson.
55 acres nnd 90 perches in Locust twp, to
Peter Baldy for $100, sold as the properly of
Clark B, Stewart.
Lot in Berwick to Samuel C Marl ieney for
$100, sold as the property of A. W. Miller.
113 acres and 30 perches in Madison, sold to
Hugh MeBride for $500, Sold as ihe property
of John G, Nevius,
101 acres in Greenwood, sold lo Alexander
Kramer for $500, told as the property of Jacob
S Evans.
Also 54 acres in Ornnge tup, sold to C W
Miller for $8, told ns ihe properly of Jacob S
Evans.
JASUAItV WEATIIEIt.
The following is a meterrological recird of
the weather at Cainwi'Si durirg the month of
January, 18S0, compiled from observations by
W. G. Yetter.
Barometric pressure corrode! for tfmprn
ture and t-leration. Highest pressure on the
2tltli, 30 C31 inches; ibest on thu 20th,
29,518 inches j monthly rarge 1.103 inch
es. Temperature of the air Highest tempera
ture on the 23lh, 00 degrees ; lowest on ihe
14lh, 3 degrees average temperature for Ihe
month 37.0 degrees; average of sime month
during previous year (1879)22digrees ; month
ly range GO, Hth 32J digrees nnd the least
dally range 0 degrees on the Oih inst.
Moisture. Number of days on which rain
or snow fell 15 ; total amount of rain fill and
melted snow 2,39 inches; amount of snow
which fell during the month 8 inches ; rain fall
and melted snow du'ing same month in pre
vious year (1879) 1 88 inches.
Wind. The highest hourly velocity of the
wind during the month was 32 miles from the
west on the 20th inst.
Lee A Walker, in their M"sicil Bulletin,'
of January call attention lo their fi le slvloof
music. 'Thought! at Eve,' by Shannon. Is
very popular ; this piece is ubo it the same
character as 'Silvery Waveshut more exquisite
melody, The 'Operatic Ftench Liniers' Is ihe
liveliest set of luncers, coiiiioshI by Porter.
I.yeryuouy wants lo dance on hearing lliern
played. 'The Slorm' composed by H, Weber,
is an imitation of nature. A Shepherd is eo-
ing home with his flock, while he Is playing on
his flute, a storm approaches; the thunder,
roaring of Ihe water, crash of trees and fire
bells are to be heard in succession. Their
whole selection is fine, embracing all the new
est music and at lowest prices, Address all let
ters to Lee & alker, 1113 Chestnut St.. Phil-
adelphia.
See a woman on horseback In another col
umn, riding near Speer's Vineyards, with a
bunch of Grapes from which Speer's PortGrape
Wine Is made, that Is so highly esteemed by
the meuicai proiession lor the use ol invalid
weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists.
June 27 1-y.
COUP.T PHOCnSDINOS.
The regular February session of court opened
on Monday morning nt ten o'clock, Honorable
William Elwell President Judge nnd Hons F
L Shuman and I K Krlckbaum, associates, on
tho bench.
Tho County statement for 1879 was present
ed to the court, and ordered lo bo filed among
the records.
The returns of conslables wero taken, nnd
everything reported in good order.
Auditors report in the estate of Jacob Evans
confirmed nisi.
Hclurn of writ of partition in estate of Dan
iel Lee, corfirmed nisi,
Citation awarded lo executors of Frederick
Shaffer to file an account, also citation awarded
to guardian to file an account.
11 Johnson va It S Knt. exceptions to relaxa
tion of costs sustained by the court.
SWTrlaimervs Luzeine county. Opinion
of court filed giving judgment for plaintiff for
15,950,50, and costs
Pe'.er Laubach, Stephen Kicfer nnd Thomas
Bellassppolnled viewers of a bridge over Cole's
Creek near David Lewis,' Sugarloaf township.
Opinion filed In Ihe mntterof the sale of tl.o
real estate of Catawissa Masonic Association,
Exceptions to auditor's report in estate of
Benjamin Miller overruled,
Ashland Banking Company vs Ccnlralia Mu
tual Saving Fund, Opinion of court filed.
C B Brockway vs ltobert Gorrcll, opinion
filed, opening iudgmcnt.
Auditors' report in tho mailer of Cenlralia
Borough, Opinion filed.
Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Berwick vs Nathan Yobey el . Opinion filed.
Dyer C. Maus" appointed guardian of L
Moore. Jar. Shtiltz nnd Bowman approved as
sureties.
On petition for counter security to bail of
David S Helwig guardian of his minor chil
dren, citation awatdod. P.eiurnablo to next
term.
William S Kase, John G Brink and C L
Moore appointed viewers of a rend In Benton
township.
Auditors' report in the estate of Levi Creasy-
confirmed nisi.
Accounts and Widows' npprniscments pre
sented by tho Begister for confirmation.
Exceptions filed to tho auditor's report In
estate of Jacob Evans.
Godfrey Mclick vs John Beagle. Opinion
of court filed.
William Martin,John T Shuman, J II Geary
appointed viewers of a road in Beaver and
Main.
Commonwealth vs Stephen Grover nnd Lew
is Creasy, supervisors of Mifflin. Not repair
ing roads Ac. Jury sworn. On trial until
Wednesday afternoon, when tho jury rendered
a verdict of guilty.
Auditor's r.port in the etato of Cadwalla
der K iberts confirmed nisi.
Iteport of sale in estate of Jacob Bower,
confirmed nisi.
Iteport of sale in the following estates con
firmed nisi. O P Ent, George Itisewick, Jo
nathan George.
Order of sale in cstato of Hiram Lunger
continued.
lteturn of partition in estate of Ellen Long
confirmed nisi.
Inquest in partition awarded in estate of E
J Thornton.
Keport of viewers of read in Centre town
ship, near D A Bowman's confirmed nisi, and
width of road fixed nt 33 feet,
Return of sale in estate of Rebecca Smith,
confirmed nwi.
Sale of real estate of M W Nuss ordered.
Henry Wagner, Asa Yorks and Henry Hir1
leman appointed viewers of a road in Sugar-
loaf near Crevclings' mill.
Account of Joseph Masters and Conrad
Kreamer committee of Margaret Fortncr,
lunatic, confirmed uui.
Account of Joseph Koach, committee of
Elizabeth Roach, a lunatic, confirmed nisi.
Account of J B Robison and L E Waller,
assignees of C I Thomas, confirmed nisi.
Account of William Lamon,trustee of John
E Fowler, confirmed nisi.
Reports of Prothonotary of special tax in
Conyngham township and Centralia borough,
confirmed nisi.
Petition of William Holdson for the benefit
of Insolvent laws presented, and proper notice
ordered to be given.
Citation awarded in estate of Dorothy Crcve
ling,
Inquest in partition awarded in the estate o
Mary Witcby.
I A Dewitt, John Moore and Philip Apple
man appointed viewers of a road in Jackson
township, near John Fritz's.
Iteport of viewers to locale a road in Fish
ingcreek near David Yost, confirmed nisi,
Commonwealth vs Edward Curlcy. Murder
A true bill.
Commonwealth vs E Romicli et ill. Disurl
inga religious meeting. A truo bill. Case
tried, verdict guilty.
Exceptions filed to executors account in es.
Me of Joshua Savage.
Return of sale of real estate of G, Gunther
confirmed nisi.
M G Hughes appointed trustee in estate of
W Coflinnn, in place of L Yetter, deceased.
Commonwealth vs M Brogan. Assault mid
battery. A true bill. Jury out.
Commonwealth vs Pat. Layllle. Malicious
mischief. A true bill. Case tried. Jury out.
Exceptions filed lo acknowledgement of sheriffs
deed for real i-slatc of W E IIocr.
Elizabeth Hartman vs Benj Kruuini.
sitinn approved by the court.
The following licenses were granted
F Gilmore, Restaurant,
Tubbs&Chamberlin, Hotel
J S Mann, '
S Hagenbuch, "
lliqui-
Bloom
Centre
Orange
Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich , want an
agent in this county at one, at salary nf $10(1
per month and expenses paid. Fur lull putic
ulars address as above. Nov. 21-ly.
Marriages.
STOur Runvan At Ihe residence of Sam
uel Fornswoith, on Dec 21 li, 1879, by Rev. G.
V. Savidge, R bert O. Stout to Miss Alice (
Runyan, bjili of Jerseylown, Columbia county .
Kakns Co.nfeii At the residence of llic
brides parents, on January 29, 18S0, Jesse t
Karns of Stillwater, to Mia Martha Conftrol
Jerseytown,
U.voer Aitleman At the M. E. psr-on'
age in Benton on January 1st, by Rev. II. B.
Former, Mr Diniel P, Linger, of Greenwood
to Missllattie C. Appleman, of Orangoville.
Smith Davis On Ihe same day by the
same, Mr. Aaron Smith to Miss Amanda Davis
both of Benton.
Bit.nkk Roast On the 9th inst., by the
same, Mr. J. Y, Bitncr lo Miss Sa'rah C. Roasi,
bolh of Sullivan covnty, Pa.
Dildine Booert-AtOraneeville on Jan-
uary 10th, by Rev. O. K. Canfield, Mr. Charles
UiMin? ot Mt. l'leanant lo Al meda Bocert o
Rohisburg.
Deaths.
Cox Timothy B. Cox of Greenwood town
ship, Columbia counly, aged 17 years, 0 mouths
and 15 days.
Hellek, Near lola, on the 14th inst. Char
les II. Heller, age two years, 7 months nnd 0
days,
i.VErETT l-erquson, At the Reformed
rarsonage in Urangevilla on the 20th ultimo.
by tin Rev. A. Iloutz, Mr. Henry" Everett to
iUlss barah l erguson,
WON DKItFUL COltUS,
Rev. F W. Biichholz, Wastct, Minn, used
the St. Jacob j Oil In Ihe case of n lady of his
congtrgillon who had been bed-ridden with
llhtmwtitm Jur srioitrn yean, She used SI.
Jacobs Oil for ihie-e days, nnd wns nb'o to leave
her bed.
Mr. R, Schaefer, No. 31 Brown street Alio
gheny City, P.i,, had the 'Jlhcumatum for eight
yean ,nnd hnd unit e very known medicine willi
out relief, A single bottle of St Jacobs Oil
cured him.
Guslav A, Hclliiiin, Jisq., Editor of Vittebwtjh
Daily Jtepuhlicnn, suffered with HheumttUm for
two years, and lay many n night unable to sleep
on account of terrible pains, Two bottles of
St. Jacobs Oil cured him.
Mr. I", Wilkc, Lafayette, Intl., reports a case
where n man suffered so bully with Rheuma
tism tint he could not mov?- His legs wero
swollen, nnd he hnd the most terrible pains.
Twelve hours after the first application of the
St. Jacobs Oil the p.ilns wero gone and the
swelling had disappe ired.
Mr. Henry Schaefer, Millersburg, Ohio, was
cured of Rheum ilism in the hips,
Mr. F. R. Wilt, Cleveland, Ohio, Rheuma
tism In the leg- Cured aflt r three applications,
Mr. Henry Lear, P.ittiot, Ohio, had such
pain in his shoulder ihnt bo could not move
St. Jacobs Oil cured him after n few applica
tions. Mrs. Vrena Gugelnnnn, nged 69 years, liv
ing in Rochester, N. Y., Rheumatism in legs ;
could not walk. L'sod bottle of St. Jacobs Oil
and fell, asshe asserts, like new-born.
Christian Hanni, Fsq., Youngstown, Ohio,
s full of joy over the wonlerful cure of his
wife by St. Jacobs Oil. For twelve bng years
she had sullen d with Neuralgia In the boad
and often bad tho nnst terrible pains. Haifa
bottle of St Jacobs Oil cured her entirely.
Mr. Wm- Rcinhardt, Elmore, Wis. report,
as follows: St. Jacobs Oil is really u wonder
ful rcmuly, for I could mention dozens of eases
where it has proved its magical influence. One
case in particular I will slate : 1 know n man
who has suffered willi Rheumatism for the last
twenty-four years, and of hlo be could hardly
move around. Aficr using a few bottles of Si
Jacobs Oil he was entirely cured.
B. Seim, Esq., S.jiilh Adams, Massachusel
write": Allow mo to inii rni you how much
good St. Jacobs uil has done in this neighbor,
hood. A woman liaitbc Rheumatism so bully
that she could not even attend lo her wash-
Threo applications of St. Jacobs Oil cured her
Her joy seemed lo have no bounds.
News from all Around.
Princess Louise has arrived in Canada,
Tho age of Abraham Johnson, who
lives near Scrantnn, is 10S years. His health
is g mil and his memory remarkable.
Tho iron moulders nf Ka't'in are still
on a strike for tin advance of fifteen per cent.
on wages.
The Y.M.C. A. of Erie is discussing the
propriety of establishing a girls' meeting
once a week.
The United States Courts have decided
that the Pennsylvania R. R. Co., is notlia
ble for damage done to merchandise held by
that corporation during the Pittsburg riots
in 1S78.
$1400 in bonds of the Crane Iron Com
pany were stolen before the face of tho treas
urer of the Guarantee Trust aud Safe Com
pany of Philadelphia on Monday morning.
The bonds are worthless to anybody but the
owner. No clue lias been obtained to the
thief.
The Senate, in Executive session, on
Monday confirmed the following Supervisors
of Census in Pennsylvania: Edward A, How
ell, Third di-trict; William Scliall, Forth
district; William llaye", Sixth district; J.
Simpson Africa, Seventh district; Howard
R. Miller, Eighth di-trict; Alexander Mui
dock, Ninth district; Daniel S. Richmond
Tenth district.
General lloynlon, lo whom so much in
terest now attaches, graduated at Kentucky
Military Institute, and was professor of
mathematics there fur several years. He
entered the service as major of the Thirty
fifth Ohio Volunteer", was promoted as lieu
tenant culnnel and breveted brigadier gen
eral for gallant conduct at Chickamauga
Hi regiment participated in the fullowing
battles : Mill Spring", Perryville.Pittsburg
L inding, Cliicknniaiiga, where it lost over
fifty per cent, of its number killed and
wounded, and Missionary Ridge. At the
la-t named engagement General lloynton
was seriousdy wounded whilo leading his
regiment up the heights.
Discriminating Acaixst Sixni.i.
Mr.x. Tho coal operators at New Straits
villc, Ohio, have given occasion for another
strike in a rtiriotis and characteristic way.
The Consolidated mining company lust week
discharged n number of single men, the un
derstanding being that the rest of the opera
tors should follow suit. The marked miners
employed by that company, however struck
to have the men taken hack, and this has
delayed or prevented tho consummation of
tiiti scheme. 1 lie reason given for Ihe cru
sade againt single men us tint the wages
paid them do nut go buck to the operators'
pockets through the general More and check
sjMein as ttirciy ami spi-fdily as thewagib
paid t men who ban- families in support.
Busiuoss A (Moos
Dr. ,1 . Schuyler, many years n dyspeptic
aud rheumatic sull'-rer, gelling relit! m
using l)r. Ciiinl'irl'ft Iteii't-ily, now prt scnbts
the s.iihi-t i idlic-rs, Mirying it to suit t-ncii
case, w lib giaiilyii'g i culls. Js'o charge lor
any cum- lint lit nt liilcu,
j.in 20, '60 I!,v
I, V. llurliiiiiiiV glassware und queens
waie stuck is uiuc.li larger In Ins new grt
eery than btfire: 111 thetild.
Rubbers ut MuKitinev's,
5 cent counter in Hit-Dry Goods depart
ineiil lucent emu ter in the grocery depart
ment ut 1. Ilattiii.iil s.
MeKiiuicja bhoe Wore below Court
House,
Unite r, eggs, elrtod Iruit, etc., wanted at I
V, llariniun's.
lioot headijiiurters at McKimiey's.
I. V. ll.irtiuans window of new einbroid
enes (Huiubuigo) alluvia
Adniitsion Irce at McKiuney's.
I, V, llartuiHii's tliuible lore is becom.
lug a gieai inililutiou lor all classes. One
pnej to all.
4,000 pounds of nice, dried apples wanted
nt Siltis i oiings (-tore Light titrott for which
I will pay the liiglusl market prices.
ieeeuiuc-r, ly. -ni.
I.lnens, muslins, tickings, shirtings, calico
dress go, d.., ect., arriving every week all.
V. llarliuau's combination store.
600 Inns mnro of goml ilry oak bark wan
ted by Silas Young Light Street fur which
1 will jiay $'i."r per Ion,
1'eb. 9 2-m
Hoots and dlmed cheap nt McKlniicy'c.
000 lleef hides wanted by Silas Young
j.iguc oirie-i lor wintu l win pay mc nigh
est cash market price,
December, 11), i m,
Call at McKluuey'n for Shoes.
SHERIFFS SALE .
Iiy vlrtuo ot suadry writs Issued out ot the Court
ot Common Pleas ot Columbia County, and to too
dlrccicu will bo exposed to public sale at tho Court
llout.o In tho Town ot lllooinsburg, Columbl c county
Pa. at 1 o'clock, p. in., on
Saturday, February 7th, 1880.
All that certain real est ttc sit uato la the town ot
llloomsburg, In tho county ot Columbia and state ot
l'cnnsylranl,l)unded end described as follows, to
wit I on tho north by ltlJfo alley, on tho east by lot
of Lloyd fbarpless, on tho south by Main or Second
street, and on tho west by Centre street, being
twenty four feet four Inches In width on Second
street, and two hundred and fourteen feet six Inches
In depth along Centre street, on which aro erected
a two story frame store rosm and dwelling, a good
frame stable and outbuildings.
Seized taken Into execution nt the suit of Joseph
It. Vundersllco now for uso of Ocorgo Hughes,
against 11. 0. Hower aasl Gcor; o C&raneo and to bo
sold as the property ot II. C. Hower.
Miller, Attorney. FL Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain ploco or parcel of land situate In
tho town ot llloomsburg la tho county ot Columbia
and stale of Pennsylvania being designated as lots
no. nttccn (15) and slxtccn(l()bounded and described
aslolloKsto-lt! licglnnlngat the north east cor
nerof Fifth and Centro streets and extending cast
wardly aloug the north side ot Fifth slreetono hun
dred feet to a corner, thence along tho lino ot Mrs.
II. M. Andrews ono hundred and el?hty feet to
Iiruglar's alley 1 thenco along said alley ono hundred
feet to tho cast lino ot Centro street; thence south
wardly one hundred and eighty feet to tho place of
beginning, on which aro creeled a largo two story
Dwelling llouso and outbuildings.
seized taken In execution nt tho suit of Henry J.
Clark for the uso of s. C. Jaync against Henry I
Dlellenbach and to tie sold as Ihe property ot Henry
L. Iiteffenbach.
Thompson, Attorney. Lev. Fa.
ALSO,
Alt that certain tract ot land situate In Hemlock
township, bounded by lands formerly or now ot
Zcbulon ltobblns, I)ald Wagner and Isaac Lclny
containing about twenty-six acres, whereon aro
erected a frame dwelling houso barn and outbulld
Idks. Tho above said tiact being tho same that was
sold to Henry llllitn Wagner under an order ot tho
Orphans' Court ot Columbia County by tho admin
Istratorsof Cltdeon Meeker, deceased, granted De
cember Hth, lsi and continued February 1, 1ST!.
AL-sO. All that other certain tract of land situate
In Hemlock ton nshlp Columbia county, beginning
at a white oak corner by land formerly or nowot
tleorgo Hartman, thence by the sarao north eighty
seven degrees, west ntty-two and six tenth perches
to a stone ; thence by samo north, thrco fourths ot a
degreo west, thirty and live tenth perches to a slake,
thenco norlli elghty-nlno and mrco quarter degrees
west, about twenty perches to a stake In lino ot
land formerly or now ot Joslau stocker; thenco north
by the same nine and one halt degrees west, sixty
six and four tenth perches tn a stake thenM by
land ot heirs ot Michael Hock, soulh eighty-eight
degrees east, nlnoty-nlnc and eight tenth perches to
a stono ; thence by land formerly or now Zebulon
Uobblns and Isaac Lcldy, south four degrees west
ntnety-slx perches to place ot beginning, containing
forty-two acres and one hundred and six perches.
Seized taken In execution at tho suit of William
Clark Itlchart assigned to John A. Funston against
Henry William Wagner, and to bo sold as tho prop
erty ot Henry William Wagner.
Wirt, Attorney. Fl. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain lot ot ground situate In Heaver
township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, describ
ed as follows, to-wlt: Hounded on the north by
land ot John Miuraaa's heirs, on the east by land of
Joseph Lahr, on the BOuth by land of Philip Mummy,
on tho west by land of reter Fisher, containing
eighty-three ucres, on which are erected two dwell
ing houses, barn and out-bulldtngs.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of mountain land situate
In Beaver township, Columbia county, I'enniylia
nta, described as follows, to-wlt : Bounded on the
north by Catawissa Creek, on the a;t by land of C.
13. Brockway, on the aouth by land of Cox, on
tue west by land of Charles Relchart, coatolnlns;
ninety acres.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit ot Colursbla
County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Association
against Philip Mummy and Jacob Fry, terre tmant
and to be sold as the property of I'hlllp Mummy and
Jacob Fry terre tenant.
Mitxau, Att'y. Vend x.
ALSO,
All that certain messuage and tract of laud situ
ate In Orange townshlp.Columbli county, and ctato
ot Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows,
to-lt: Beginning at a stone corner ot Jesse Cole
man's land, thence by the same north eighteen and
a half degrees east fifty-two perches and seven
tenth to (stones, ihencc by lands of JohnMegargle
and Isaac Hagenbuch, soulh sixty-seven and a half
degrees west fltty-llve perches to a stono thence
by land ot the etitato ot Conrad Adams north six
and three-fourth degrees west sixty seven perches,
thenco by land of the estate ot. Samuel Conner east
nvc perches and tw o-tenths to a pine, thencs by the
same nortn eighty-three derrees east thlrty-ssven
perches to the place ot bcglnnlsg, contatnlag toy.
cntcen acres and one hundred and tweaty-one
perches strict measure.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit of tho Or
angcvlllo Mutual Sivlng Fund and Loan Associa
tion agalnt Joseph llenrlo and to bo sold as tho
property of Joseph Ilcnrle.
Miller, Att'y. Vend Ex.
ALSO,
All thatjccrtaln real cstato 6ltuato In tho Town ot
Illoomsburg, In the County ot Columbia and state
of I'ennsylvanla, bounded and dcscrlbed'.as follows,
to-w It: em tho north by nidge Alley, on tho cast by
loo ot Lloyd sharpless, on the south by Matn or Sec
ond street and tn tho west by Centro street, being
twenty-tour feet four Inches In width on Second
street.and two hundred and fourteen feet six Inches
In depth along Centre street, on w hlch aro erected a
two-story framo storo room and dwelling, a good
frame stable and out-bullldngs.
seized, taken In execution nt tho suit of E. It.
Ikelcr now assigned to the Mutual Building and
MMng Fund Association or illoomsburg ngailist II,
c. Hower and to bo sold as tho property of II, C.
Hower. , ,.
Itniusos Attorney. II. Ja.
Terms cash on day ot sale.
V. H. ENT,
Sheriff.
Jan. '.Ms.
Feb.7, JWy
3E8T IH THE WORLD!
SALERATUS
VMcli ia tho samo thing
Imp. ire Valfrntu or lll-Caib Sila
iwhti UUtboiiaiiilhlliC)ltifnsllgIit.
y dlrt lillr color It nut y up pear
white, fimiilnul by llt-Mf lint a.
COMI'AHHUI AVIT1I (.'IIUUCI! &
COS AUM AM)IM.UMUU" 1JUAMJ
IT! 11 liotr tltt UlffwrcHt.
Bee that your Sa1rlu nnA 11 ak
in ir ftolu U it kit nnrt 1MUII w J
huultl hf ALU mK.lL.AK ILU.TA.
CIlft uitil fur od,
AtlmplflbutiiTrtut of tli mrrrtt.T
rid ia ot tlitUrinfc trtuitl of Kod4 or t-Urtti.i it
to tliitulr kJ(rt tpooiMl of tiy't kin 1
about plots of wtr (kot vrfrrJ) lu cUir
glu-ts, ntlrrlmf uulll kll Ii tbciruucUly fiUio.Tod
U'be deleter I em 1 uiolulle lu ttUr In th i a. 'trior
tod will betbou ftflir UUo torn Iwtittr
talouui or oonor, Vf th rnllk jr v)P"ai1' oi
tba olutiou md tti quntltf f flila Ixcl;
tn&ttor according to quality,
B iurotud tit for Cburct. h Co.'i Bod&aod
Btlerttut ft ad thit thtr mm U va tt
pftCktgeiDd you will gk tot purt ud whltMt
made. Theuw ot thii wlttt tour mllk.la preltr
enco to Biking I'owder, twatjr Uum U
co t.
Be ooe pound ptcktgo for ttluftclo Inform ir
on and rt-IcwfuUT.
SHOW THIS TO YOUR QROCER.
Jtnuary lu. J.n.
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.
ItLOOMSIIIlUG, IM,
Manufacturers ot
Carriages, Buggie3, Phaetons, Sleiglis,
l'LTl'OILM WAQONS, C.
First-class work always on hand.
HErAUtlNQ NKATLV DONK.
rtcos reduce 1 t,i suit the ttmen
FOR SALE !
A VALl'AllLU I'ARM situate In Madison ton
ship, Columbia co. Lear New Columbia, contalnlnf
1G7 Acres ol' Land.
There U a
TWO-STOHY Fit Mil DWELLIh'U IIOUSB,
flVMi'llAUN 00011 We"" Wa,er' & LA1!UK NEW
A YOUNG Al'I'I.i: OUC1IAHD.
and cllier Fruit Tites on tho prcmUc-s,
For terms and particulars apnly to
AAliO.N SMITH,
A WOHtl TO TllfWK WI'O I SB I'd tol i ' . n 1 i universal ocknowlcclgi-d ttfX Ittt
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHEIjk
Ihe tfreitiur-m mil for lurm lifui urn- da j r i tunKO una Sfii mctiklam
lnuwtuonft unutT Biraiifir nourriinu n. n
ptke It It ImporUtit for tho consumer to kti .w n t.
plMtrs!i!tTotn?enexittnlnelDndrouD(ltoc iMninu
use. r?auln paralyslt andothor dHc.iws.
c l I
recti tppii
I IK-lied.
SUaHL'RY it JOHNSON,
I'l.nrL.ri
Dn. ,t.
stiye
E
A. illKItMAN-ls Tlir. OIlKIINAt, AND OKI.Y Illl. snnilM N Known to me Puwie ror p"
earn or morn iliromrli his successful rrietlnnl ot in- iilng nurture ltliout tho annojaneo ana tnjMT
trusses Innict. Illssj'stem of euro tiylurut evi r-.it .ifn't, anon ,
No mnn Is safn who has n rupture, nmni'tn n I i-'i ulii nitli'inn eonslder tt, lor eyerr mta
has diMtrom ltot.ee tMtti-n-llilms'ir'i,,. " -.i "i " ni''., i't wit : "nil-erj jian who now to tier
fromltoml Ihe Injury cf trusses, tos u"i .111 n -r uxi l.t;- In, i""M ''urn'?,i$,i,
worthy special nttenf Ion II Is not not cnclsiili ,,mt 11.11: I' Is i-..gr.-s:v .ci.ti , unto ' l''h
given togcntlemcn Intliocllv, wlioh iv ! 11 nt-.l. linrini; i-cntm nt no hlmlrancd from IsDor. rsw
tlents from nbrcnl run rre He Iri-rc'inr nl m il Ic.ni- r.rli ue s. mo usy.
HIS BOOK OaST DRCr-jPXXJPlE .
gives tho most rell.iiile pro-i's tr .111 ill,t.ii.,'.t-li 'I u "t. s-'.o-ihI u-t.ni-ni-Ti. c .-rgi'm-n nnn mercnanw e
Kls successful pr.ictl nnndpippnlarli.i Hi -r t.' 111 '!r,.n'h n- W- n.u;,in nn.i tin- w est mates,
The BUllctr-d thoulil lead It unil InMiiii n ein-cic , ..1 hi- iiu.iim-.i 1.1 irmii.uuu.
It lsiilustrnoc-1 willi niwicurruPhu- ilkeiie.i-- ur exiivm.'ii imiI rue h-rcic. rt-iil alter cure, ana mMleet
to thnM! who send m rents. kie tills. 1111 1 r.-m 'in er
CAtTTIOV-Tho remit
HI UUUU l. ) ' 1 1" ..,,.
Ihrlr rrnndtilpnt Affti rt l,rmrnH w In n ill Ii '' !
iNirrnwriii vicnms, ru-'in rem. iiuurtt m 1, en 1 ' . '
nn nr.., ,! ,, v.,.. ..,iL. where tii.. n cut . lu
jinsu-iw
The
anon 01 ii. -i. a. n.iri in.-. . . - v - - . . : ... .
Corner Mailt ami Market Streets
BLOQMSBURG, PA.
The UDdcrslgned liuvlng been In the WIIOI.r.-.M.l: Ml! I V : business tor the past eleven 1 years wonl
call tie attention ot the public trrrv r.ilh. and t'.rNIIU UEALi;i- lu particular, t
their large and varied Mock-.
It GQUSASiS, Qf,
Paints, Oils, Glass, rutty. Patent Medicines,
Spices, &c.
Ill
ail
BROWER'S BLOCK.
Cannon be BBa'pssil saaaywlierce
IN IT MAY BE FOUND A LARGE STOCK Of
sruxnest,
ciiavois,
PEItl'UMEHY,
TAXCV ARTICLES
TOO III URUbllES
EAMl'S,
HAIR BRUSHES,
and in fact every tiling that slioulil be kept in a complete and well
regulated Drug Store.
They are the sole Maiuifacuncri of the Celebrated
OIL OF OLAOESS.
Also the Manufacturers
DR. W. m. BICKLEY'S Celebrated and
INVALUABLE PREPARATIONS.
Compound Aromatic
Iron. Improved Cream
ling- Agent, Improved Hose Feeloral.
The Beset Remedies Made.
Highly joaccomasiGiideoi lxg Phxrsician
' MOIEE" BPt'OTlEIIElRB,
Oct IT 'T9.-1J-,
order
hue n--
nnd when
nrtlclo
person. When
UUe them back,
clerks, who aro ablo to
we nro enabled to qivo
mamamsamr-
r.-Kjr, i Vicars
.1 mmsx
WW'S
CUstDmera irio Ituro the thotco to With tx reputation of
twenty years at retailing, wo cannot nfford to loso our good
name by lnok of proper eervlco to nbsont customers. Write
plainly, nnd describe fully what ia wan tod, and nbout tho
price desired.
Address,
John Wanamaker,
Largest. Dry Goods Houso,
Philadelphia.
ILL,
;j if.
FOIt
c IiIm,
llrunrhlilg,
lion -.t'nr.s,
TlrkllncorTlrjni'Mtir iho
Hiruut)
Nore, Thruict,
CoM In llii-llt-iut,
Crouii,
Intluruzii,
WhooplnR-Cnuiili,
CoUlulhn JloMt-ls,
A.lliiiintla e.'on 1,..
'aJrilli l'uft uu.uijpliie..
v.cii.?ir,ioM!t'Otr'(rN ! ,
.ft teA,j.-,
V-'-
V H wrtl k'l'jwn that iwnvsof I
inn
i m in t awun whtrh tnnko them dKugmmW
da. Mr vjrd.M'. INK cm cacti plMUrat
New orlc PJUCE 25 CTS.
111 iltlng or calling 1 ne tiujrots u
Ittnv
II. ,ttPMl U'l III It
ttiov dtiMd seversa r
v 11 ll-migh'. lull 111- I
1 n-! ran away Ifvtif
hico hecn discovers
' - - 1 , , i i i, u n -,il i'lert?vtnan.
1,1 ikt-11 I'M.-, d nut d .11 a" a e. icrgjumn.
m i i mrn hiui mn-nur iniwu:n neuiu mnr
B3ftHaSIisBE'd lfi'inj;' Store
BEF1RTIENT
Ben&srtaeat
COLOGNES
C10ARS,
TOILET bOAI'S,
GLOOM
and Sole Proprietors
Wine of Gentian and
Camphor. Worm Kil
Out of town
people who can
ot conveniently
travel, mny liavo enm-
plea Bent them of Dry
Goods nnd nil other (foods
that wo boll. If they will writo
No chnrfle, nnd no need to
Jf not tutted. We mako it n
ytonUendtosuchlettersqulckly;
ordera come we bend tho exact
w-nicd, nnd at exactly same price
as other cutgnicrs l)ry when here buying in
joods nro not na ordered, wo
Havina trained and responsible
una cli&orotion in filling orders,
groat ballsfnctlon to tho many
Tn. Ennvrxixo 1. . rnlw
r Jt- tu jctoe, lUllXal
. a-!d a thsirougk
t II iotO"(i rath
t it .-. Jin, ttli.ro.
. ri..i orliar. .tutofloDf
1 " rma:.'U:it.!iimlitr
1 tsliih'DijrK,,,
it 1 , . j .y ritiMuoaanJ
f " If , y. 11,
tMs-.-.i 1,1,1 j! i.rt,l ,r,,t
I .-lst-rvi'.uUutor
fiy otiir u.-,Ur.: uiin Uis
1 mrkct. and j tt H 1, sott ut th.
Mi oOln -ly 1 jW i-rK-v ct 00c.
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' ' m rU.
,
I.nlcliililn, I'n.
I -I' " 111 -me,iUllXal S
I Jl m. 1 B'!d a thoroiuk I
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