The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, March 12, 1880, Image 3
lull mnuvrs jjiiiiuwv ha i , o ivjUxMojd u itur, vajjuiuj5.uy. i - ".ua i, L'Sl. THE COLUMBIAN. iii.oonsnmtti, t itin iv, m tut 11 u, isn Call Kotitt Time Talilc ..ACKAWANMA & lll-OOMSllMill ItAll. 110AD NOllTIl, BOOTH. Accommodation Train 13 A.M. Mall Train ..3SA.lt 4.40 1. M Fast 1 rain 1!.M M. IM.iA.M Kxpri'Ss Train O.V) 1'. M. L'ATAWIfeSA 1IAII, ItCIAH. , ' north, ftnrrit Accommodation Train o,w A, M. 7,80 I'. M. licsntnr Impress 4.1-0 l'.M. 11,45 A.M. TlironKh cars on llxpresn train cltltcr to New York or rniladclpltlc. Accommodation train runs between "atawhsu and Wllllainsport. NTAtiE LINKS, f'Atintil and lli.ooMnriiti. Leavo L'umbra Monday, W'dnondny HDd 1'tld.iy at f.:tn. m., nrrtvoat Illootnsburif by tltatia. in. I.ea3 I'.liximsbuiK on Kaino days arter arrival of 1'htlndelplil.i mall. llLonustii'iul ani I.AiKitsvtitE, t.eavo I.alrdstllle) Tit'-siley. 'Iliurstliv nnd Saturday ntTtBtt a. m antvtnt? at Itloomsbtirer ty w m. I.oavo Hluonn burtf on fiam(Ml.ija after arrival of PnrladHpMn mall Pally mall from Hloomsiurg to .MUKIllt-. lli'ntnn and Ulnoinsburff. A dally statte I'no loatlug Denton In tho morning ami returning lntlio di ning of the samo day. MAlt. IIOUTES. Viiitb lleix ami litottMstinin.- T.oavo Vitt(i Hall Tuesday, 'Ihurwlay and natunlay nt C:'i n. in., arriving nt llloomsli'irtr by 10 a. in. Leave Hlonms burg un aauic da alter arrival of rtillndelplila mall. Iientov aip m.ioMnvKn. tmtves Henton Monday, Wednesday nnd l rldiy ntfl a. in., arriving at lilooinsburg nt 2 p. in. Leaves liluomsuiin Hies dav, Tnursilay nnd ttaturaay ut 9 a. in., arriving nt llsntonatap. in. l't'DLlt,' SAUM. .1. 11. ltnliisnn, esecittor of Iletpy itol.isult, iteeeneJ, will nell roil estate in lJlucui-ti n g, on Sntunlny, March 20tlt at 10 o'llock n. in. 1! 1'r.ink .arr, Ailinitii'lrn'or ol M. W. Xu, ilecciseil, will S'll nlunble loil istue on tin rtrcmi"Cs in llljonil)urg on .Moi.day Ap.il 11!, ISM). Samuel N'oylmnl, Ailiiiiiilstrntnr of Piirnit C Sliiiltz, will sell valuabla loal etH! on tlie premises in Ccntreville, Culumliin uuunty on Saturday, Jlnnli 27, 1S50. .1. Dean Cole will olf.tr ieraoiil pinpe tv tv public pale nt liis tcsidcnccin Sugarli'Kl tuv, n pbip on We-ilue-tlay, .Man It !U, lSbO. I. 1. Krickbnmn, pxtcntor c.l AmlrsT,! low, of Huntu gton Valley, Luzoi nc couii y will sell renl estate on the prtu.ises on Satur day, ilnrcli 27, 1SS0. S. . Smith Trustee of Catharine A. Lmnon, will expo'e persjnal properly to Mile at tli r-et idence of Win. I.iiinou in llrinrcteek township on Wednesday, Match 17, IPSO. Dr. Clyde next Tuesday evening. Kastcr falls on Sunday, the 2Sth of litis month, Petitions and bonds fur license for sale ai this office. Slow fell all day on Tuesday Thurrd.ty. id alto on The omwer to the liibh last week, was correct. riddle, pnblidied The Methodist Conference Alloonn this week is in pun inn at Snow fell for peroral hours on Sunday, melted ns fast as It readied the ground. hit Ashland has conlr ibuled $31 to (he sttfle' ers of Ireland, but the lown papers say they intend to swell that amount to $1,0C0. It is reported that the Kculing railroid com. pany has leased the New .Jer.-ey Central tail road. Handsome Window Cornices with patent extension, mailt) to lit any sized window, lur sale nt O. A. Clark's. Stem winding watches ns low as five ilo'hrs at L. Dentin ril'a Jewelry Slur-. Also, aline t-election of cameo nnd nlher linger rings. James Kiclly bus sol 1 his lurber shop uniler the City Hotel, and intends going west. Ola' co Cameron is running tho shop. Itst week Friday was .1 genuine March day The wind blew a prrftet gale. Chitnnt-ys were blown down, tries broken and much damage done in different parts of lite country. That game of "Fifueii" Is piuz'ing fine 0 our people consulerihly. No one Iihs bei-n ie moved to tho 1) tuvillo asylum yet on account of it. . Oo and see "The Dtnilis" In-night nt the Opera Ilou-e. ll is highly spolcn of by tin pre. Ihe company contains many ociors o repute. Anifl'irl is being made to have the Sltauin kin tiwn conn il order n ppicial eleeiion to tie ride whether ihe borough shall be lighted up with street lamps. Counlv out of dibt, $S,7-10,.'tS in Ihe Tren-- nrv at the cotniiifnceiiienl t,f the yenr nntl SI 732 77 surplus in the t-heep fund a gonli-bovi itiL' and bright prospects f tr the fulttie. Wyo ming Democrat. Now is the limn tn do vour wall paperinc and at G A. Clark's is the place to mnkfymti purchases, llo tins 011 lianil a new ami nut .usirtinent of tho latest s yles in paper Call early anil make your selections, We nre pleased to announce that dpt. C. 11 llroekway is almost entirelv recovered from his rtcenl severe illness, and will soon bo able to attend to business. Ho is 0110 of tho few met who have bad an opportunity of rending tbeit own obituary nonces. ltefolutions of condolence for publication must In nil cases either bo accompanied with $1 00 in ca-h, or the protubo of some respon sible person to pay the same. Tho large mini bcr of communication of this kind that come in almost weekly requite m to adhere to thb rule. We must either print all or refuse nil This rule puts all on an equal footing. Il has been discovered that the hold citttir In II. I!. Chflin it Co's establishment in 'ew York has been stealing goods from them for the last tbiee yean, amounting in all to about $40,0110. In cleaning up the fcrnps he put silks and other fine coods In the rag bag and sold them. The l'hiladelphia and Heading railroad en gineers have been surveying tho routo for n new road from Shaniokin to Dniville : a link which will materially rliorlf n the distance be tween lite Mnbanoy coal field anil the west and northwest. The route selected is said to be about twenty miles long. The managers of the Opera House are deter mined to secure first class entertainments fo the benefit of the people, and their efforts should be appreciated. Powers' Dr. Clyd' Company do not often play at places the size of this lown, but wire got bote by (pedal tllor! Kvcrybody in town, and all those In adjoining villages ho enjoy fun should t-euio thlsoppur, tunlly to tie Dr. Chile on the lfiih. C'llILli PKOYVXKD. I,at week Thursday afternoon n llttlo boy abotit three Tears old named Franklin Fotilk, was found drownod in a barrel nt water at Da vid llmbst's in Scolloun He had bten tni'st-d for only a sboit time when loine member rf the family went to look for him. and found bis bat on tho top of lie water. Tho child was dead when discovered, llo was a son of Har rison Fotilk, and bis mother djing, Mr. llrob.t whose wife is the child's aunt, look the little boy to caro for. He is said to have been a bright and interming child, The funeral 01 turrtd on Saturday. It Is now taken for granted that the old Com pany store, formerly owned nnd run by Water man ft Co., of the I'ennnvlrinla Iron Wotk-, Is to be nhnttti'ititil by the urn II in, who have liiirchMod the right and title of the ad ve workt, ns won ns nirarstiufnts can be nude Mi.factory todoso.-7J(inn;;,'W. Not Conm.-cr The following inrnjr.ipl. his appeared In a number of pane's i 'The pos'ma- ergrncia! ln ln-ntd a det t that no more mt 'ab e innttrr cm be put upon the train t il li fiim pa-m llnoogh ihe po-. oflin f om wlir e it li wit.' This ' not (onc , no such order luring en -i id. l.j'l T iday i'ttnoon while In Danville we lleds' the Jmerifmi offlte. Th's Is a we'l tet ked a ,d e rrgu' .tnl tstablishinenf Their ni'tlt! e-v ' run by water power. As e con trui 'a p i" i i g ;,i a water motor rs snon as f ( i'i i' to wa a.-. Mr lishly the juu'o lit ire helmf iron sU pltn ocej( oiii h inks for cou ir-s euown and infnima'lon , vhi rottcernin? tluli' water hel, Tli- fa ma' 'i'v ef .he Town conrc'l ' " i n ith the w a i c m-a in ntal fn a v i tie . v i w '" for fi a ivii pose, nte- s iippr.i'.i i. n i : i la g nmjir '. t ownets aid tt payirs. N K n e n WO do n it believe the tu'tti vi,l tit. p' ,t k- " evi f be willing to have the Bnty cutoff, sin ltl.0f ITEMS. Mi. Wo'le 11a fftyho constable from I.sirI. 1", 't. s ed a man bv the nmna of lt i-ln-p. ei g a ItotsH nntl ano bet t'liare on Satniil' 1-tnbnr fiven'tb-tk p m, The mill il' i'4 'lain tha.iie tt'pen e- and hen the on-ta'dc t" ived be ws in the won.t. . s 1 He w t rittireil a: er n long i e si.d 1 1 '.nt sh..l at nn.e. A pert of Is't weik, the North Mountain . ai tiling w tb my iada of pigtons bat they apparently have lei; aga.n. , I-lTTLllJoV. iM"or7AT to .irsTics op tiiu peaci:. An tni'0 Hi.-. an i tb r'-'cti has hern itnni rtd bv !' M n iitiicrv rnlintv, to the r- Judge ! ei li MWiifftj 'Kiiti) ate o't a ntd htfoie - 'o w i, i on Ifbo , autlan appeal t.ihm I Itiitii tie tic. v.ih'. nil out! bv the (lebii-'an u ' -tt d'd .tnd e. t up wltli 't afli id "g n ' - tun f ile nv. b t hecau-e he ttt 'ti. ni'tnt ce ens t ten tlr-re linn i unit hit ne-, nni lit) it li't ti nt. tod shnll not be mi ie eosii. but for ma dtbt nntl cot. Th" is In coini'litii t e with ihe Act ol Apiil 20 ll. IS70. OSS SOI.VTION 1)1' THE PUZZLE. A cotrHnondent o' the Wishing' tit P i givt n iiit'lliti'l ot sot tt'g 'tie i feu pi'71; e. nit cb wu.le nut anSKcrini: tho leal ttt tie Ulei'tsf.' llie ca-e riacltes a im1.i--h ' , cot.c'tl ii It in fit'. "1 moves. The ioriep ii detit as. iimos It. n : tho bocks are ill the 'n-oliil-Ie" ..... . . ' .1... pi -itl'in, mat is. ttt regnnr u't'er, mic 111:11 ine I .we-1 tie tent's 13, 1.1. 1-1. lie : 'Have me box 0 Hand towant on ; ins- inme lown, 1 to the right. 13 up, 12 to lite b . biwit, 1 In the 1 'gin, 111 lip, S to the It I, d wn. 5 to the iie.nl. 13 1111, 11 to the e . 0 l .wn, S 10 ihe rig.it, 15 up. and von Maud in music Hive ordei w th the lut line 13, 1 1, 10. Oeg in iiig v iib tho 1 in the 1 glit-lianit corn- Cor.NCIL I-ltOCUElHSUS. The te'ilir tiinntb'y meeting of the Tosn t'liiin-il w., held on edntsdav tiening -Ms en ltd. I S. Kt.hii President and all the mem bers wi re present, tne tinnules of last nieei. mar wete reid and Bin roved. Mi. Drinker moved thai oidiniince N... 2-1 lelat've to the e , 111 hrcnml -irtet lit tne ri.ir u- r- u 1 Si-" 1 htiil om "! "in inieiii'ts ' Detent cr lT'.i atid J i' nnrv 15S0 ee pas-ed nnd pm nt 1 .ti "I. ate mini hi M . Kv.nn and ta. r e" , '.1, .in. '.s v. Mr. C W. Miller be ng pre. snt as a. orney fir Henry Yost and J. S. l.sz .irus who petition for the vacation ofStemet's il.ev extending from Fifth street to Kat street id-ging that by reason of the opining of Fiftn -tni'i slid portion of said Sterner' ailrY ha .ie.i me u-eless and inronveiiient, a-ks thai 11 1 Town t, 11 ,1 r il pa. an ontttut.ee al this nice 11 g In vacate suit por.'.on of Sle-ner's In. Mr Milhr al-nst'itm thai Yost 11 id Lixrn. no the only pn lies who would be in'trr-ted in inettii t on nf .a'.d alley, he Hurt-ore mski. ,ie r.ipts-t thai the sa d onliuanre be pi.-.d 11 'his meeting as afo'Ciid wiihout anv f . n- ,-r iioiit-, and 'tftbr that nil co-t and expi" - . ioiurted hy the T"ivn Conttil In the pa 'gj.tiid ptiblieat on 1 f ordinance No 25 wi I be 'i 'tit, bv lb,- ti i,i nuking this app'teaiii 11 I r ugh him. On m. lion cf Mi-r. D'inkei nil 1 11-bin' the i.rd it ante w as.ed nnnn nousR On motion the fo lotting bill weie ordned paid : J. J. Itrowtr, reni, oath', Ac, S12 Jo t'. O. Iiukley. soltci or, 6WU0 Kim 11 & lin eiibender, printing, 2.00 I!.ootiiburg Gas Co., street lamp', -11 3'- ' " eat and lamp til s, 73.20 M. C. Woodward, constable. 10.3: I) unci Imock, po ice, f'.OO Uettiin 01 Street Commls-loncr, &'-S Secretarv's silarv. 10 00 Mr. Fun-Ion anil Mr. IJttle cotiiinitlie Irotn the lllooin.btirg Water Cotupiur weio present mil tupiclcd nclion of ihe Ctiuucil upon the nutter of supplying tho town with water fot protection iigiiust lire, saying that aition in the premises is desired now for the n n-on that ihe Water Company Is about dosing out their contract lor the erection of the water works and that they retpiesi Ihe determination of the council before March 15, a. to ih'lhtr ll town will tako water (or fire proteittoii : as nt or before that lime ihe Walir Company must lecide in litis rerpect. After some discussion il was agreed upon inulion of Messrs. Drinker tnd Holmes tint council adjourn to meet luet I iv evening Mjrch !), at sevm o'clock to con sbler the subject of w iter- March Uth. Council met pursuant to ad journtnent. Pre-ent, 1. S. Kiihii, l'rtBidcnt, mil nil tho members. I ho object of tho men ng being to tako into consideration the matter of supplying tho town Willi water, lo bo a pro tectton against fire, Mr. Holmes ottered the following resolution: "Jieaoivs, Hint tho prop- or officers ol the Council ate hereby authorized to make n contract with the Illoomsburg Water Company for the use of firo plugs and water to protect ihe town ngaist lire 011 t'-o following terms: Tho Wnter Company shall erect at least forty plugs in dihVrent puts ot tho town, to be located by their engineer and contractor, in conjunction with a cotntnitiee selected by thet to mi council, so as lo provide a proper supply and distribution ol'nater from the plugs for use upon an occasion of lire, and .hall pro- vide a sufficient bend or lurce at all timoa, to drive the water from the plugs, with at least the force of an ordinary steam tiro engine Ann the town shall pay therctor thu biiui 01 eigut hundred dollars for n period of sir months comitiencing on tho first elny of October next, or such other date us tlto water company snail havo sullicienily progressed in the con-truction of their works to be prerared to supply water I for tho puri'oses herein mentioned. Mr. Shnrpless moved to amenu uy mnmng the amount to be paid 0110 hundred dollars per month for the period of six month, which amendment was seconded by -Mr. hvana. t'pon coiiBideiation, Jlr. hlmrpless wltlidrew n' anienduient, and the original resolution was voted upon wtiti me lottuwing resuti: ..lessi.. .1 .1 . i 11 ...t ..1. 11...,.-.. Kuhn, Ilolmoe, bharplo ami LocKaru voting yea, ami Drinker, Itabo and f.van voting nay, win reupon tho re-olution was declared adopt ed. Ou motion adjournedt OI' Kit A IIOUSU, TUESDAY, MAlHnn, 18S0. Mil. .T"IIN 11. Mtilll Ittl liie the lmnor nn" pleas- ",re lB" BUh """ rn" M ESTS Uo ,msl,urf. bj uir,rlaai h'sn eo- lerulhmeut, tn titiiia.iiiT aid iHLiiiHtril. DM. CLY I)H, which iiltlbpreen!e( e- n. '-in all ltaitstls I' wm nrribicnl In Ne Vi .Boa and riillaiel phla, It willliepu-HMedliv 1'OWKIIS Dlt. CLYDE COMl'AVY. a tltorouthlv good lii,.in.uio Company, lite ltt Ihn! hiu reer n.MW ai in Wonmibiirg. Mr, Mlrtler aMilroa tliennmion l)H.lt)IITH!t. ESTKRTAI.SME.VT. Ut'HOAUlOns MIItTII, fifo itvH-en im'M Ihe JAW Ohnrmlnj Tfatchm Kotl'htnd!ng taa nciwaw d( th'i company, thero will ba no anvance 'a pnee-ssao. OttillSANCR SO . Tie it oninirt rmtl naelri hy rtf T.na pivic'' f the Tmn af W.wmsi.' ; mi i it haeby i fcjt rt'' tit y hfiiht im, .IXI01 1 I lift oil ! ' be riii-ppd snd px end -I i all an ' al"- the P oi"- v lie of M A.Sid, no own-.1 be J 1. Di on. In aeftirilanro th the dm efSinmel Xey ha'd ami the I't-.jot M. A. Siiyd-r. da l the It'll tlav o''M', A. I) 1S75. as f-lovs : 1' r-', :i i t ex.nt ' "g a'ona ti o - of the Xo tnllfeeimo- p'opc-v. sotith degiees. e-i the wim e ' "gin o' he resr ! ii" or ti p I Km ntal Kvnnu1 nore 'y and H ,y f.et Iter in the sntnfl !' -fftion t nlv, "1 01 ;''"' g lie foulberli 1 ui U of lite Noun.! S - cnOi' p iipe ty 10 the aiiic'. nlieady opened, 'i sa d street to be 60 tet In w nth. Sfronil ft ten in tne nsture of an etlen- on of Secuid tteet e watil of Ihe fMi'innl r-cnonl grountts loeiieml -oat the eet al esdy meutinnid. tne et'ti .e line of a:d s rut rtinn-encii g 165) feet rom the outhat corner of the Normal Scho ', prnpe ly, north 01 degree instand of the niiitil of 52 fee1. 30 lee SrcTto.v 2. 1 1n; the S ree. Cnuiii- o'ur be sit'iio- ted io g.ve nn'ice o tee ownrrs ot ttte Und to 1 tire 'it he'r hit il and to ictiuie tne 'encea- me end of 'he sine trw open on the 'Mini klile of lue Normal Seii"il grotint's In .It tytlais .out the I'me of g i n? tho fote- g "tr n.it'ie. A; t-i s I'tui. K. W'', 1. S Kt'HN-, Sti'-titv. l'ribleitt. Illooinahiir;, March 3d. 1S30. OUOt.VANCK NO. K an' immxANCK to v.u-iti: a roimov ok sti:i:- .VI K' Al.l KY. He it tirJdinM itnif eiote e, hy 1 -e 7'.,ww Council of Ihe 'J'.'Vtn nf !lonmlmrt ami it in to eby enadetl by ( 'Art. ily ot' the snmc Skction 1 Tut th t po ion of Sterner' Wei cxtt tiding fmm tne e-t side of Ks-t S lert. tx.einlu'l to its lntc -ei ton 'Mill bif.h .lieit, bo and Is herehv vaei ed. A'te.. : Paul K. W.bt. 1. S. Kuiik, Ssi'i.i'y. Pre-ioent. Ilboinsbti'g, Maich 3.1. 18e0. II. J. C Ink is dividing the second Ibor of stnie bnllilin,- into neat and conveniini ulliies. Till". VOLTAIC UEIT CO . M KII ALL. Midi, Will send their ceilt.,iul I.ltciro-VoHa'e He t- to the afllicitd niton 30 days iriil. Spenly cnies guaranteed. Tney moan what ihcy say. Write to them wiihout dlv- Nov. 21-ly. lilt. CLYDE. lilooniillirg is 10 be treated to a first class en ertsinmei't I lie play of "Dr. Chile" will oe gTvett at 11 e Opeta II01 -0 on Tite-day cvut- ng M irch 10 it. Speaking of lb s p. rloimance an Alltntoun paper .ay : Kety ono expoct ed to see an amusing and humorous perfor mance, and in litis itsieet none were di-tp- pon tod, as it pioveil to be lite most enjoyablp en ertainment of the season. It abounds In de- 'gnt ul scene, and agncable situations to such an extent that the spectator finds no leisure to winittr ''what is coming next," but is kept btt-y in noting the limui ous points and giving ettt lo uncontrollable miith. The saying ot II -gin-, though l'teqitc't'tlv commonplace, nre invested w h a d oil. v anil ninth tnss, tb ti enile s tbiiii iritsi-tib e, aid inst.nlv there a-e loud roars of laiii.liiir throne. hoot the or Iton-e. Il cut safely be said that tune 1 hut one Jo"ti F. Wifd, and that's ilivg it, the h'ctni' man The character id' "Di'. ( ly tr" was made reatis ic bv ihe nrtisttc iinpeisi a ion "I'll T. Tmner, H ,td, e del. pr.ie'hul il tiucompromi-ing, th"!1' itghlv I'evon-d In 'b t:es imposed upon him bv Ivs ptot.ssion, yot he I. a man of tnauv ii"b'e and gcoerous iut- ptl se-. nnd his patbe ic d, script ton 1 fft death bed scene was vvid anil impr, s-ive. Th' se are the ten ml figines in tb ply. ami alwty in- ily biol.fril for. The idher parts were well stis all oil ispicinlly tho.u of Totbuny S'tnttis. ilto ardent though b.shl''il lov.r, anil l-'mdy, tho din tor' daughter, uh'-se capriciousit, ss in lovo mtv be and to have tinelv portrayed the condition of lite voung maiden of the period hIicii siti'lleii wilb the lender passion. Many of tho sketthes depicted nature In glowing col ors See their announcement in another col umn. AMiritY ITEMS. Your reporter called the other day to sro Mr Ileiijimiti Pealcr tortiierly of ibis place who for several months has hetn Fullering with scrofulous affection, and whose ricovery wa despairi d of by her friends and all who vis ited her. She is now ripidly regaining her health under tho s'lillftil ctre nnd Irtattnmt of Dr. C. W: Amcrman. of Orangoville. S01110 of lite people of this place visited the Methodist parsonage at Oiattgeville on Sittir- dav 2slh nil., with the intention of surprising their pitor, and the thing proved a success, fur while their pastor and official members as- seniblce! at the church tu fettle up the finances of the church the ladies and gentleman met at the parsonage and arranged ami spread the ta- ble with the bounties of lletiven. Wo accom pauied Mr. Clees home and expected to en' 0utc of his good buckwheat oakes for supper. To our nmazcnient nntl surprise wo found In stead plenty o. bread, cake and pies of all kinds Ac., together with a purse of S15.13 with w,it., l,e intends purchasing religious hooka. t)10 n(.xt day our pislor found hi way to hl appointment nt Asbttry, complained of feoiin miserable in body. I do not wonder that he fdt bail lite viny he moued away lite good things, we did not expect to hear inuchprincli I ng out of him. We weio agreeably illsnf pointed for bo handled hi subject well and wo think be will recover again without any rious danger of body We ia, anmii srpl-,0 M ,,,. l(m o( r.l Jtobliin-i nenr Ihe above mentioned place for tne purp0se of pnyh g respecl to Mrs. J.ytlia I jtubblii ulioae litrtli day n 10-day making ilf,r s;! ,car4 old. a good old nre. She Is very tmtt rrmarkalily so for one of bcr age. May ,,0j UeJ, on, ,.r,mflirl ,e jow :., ,11 ilfr ar. dictions and make her last due s her best and iapnlest days that sho ti nv live hsnnv. die forgiven, and one day meet nil her children ttm ,er relative ami friend In Heaven There was about 40 1 ersons whe celebrated her birthday, the most of wbcm were corniclod ll(,r Children, grand children and great grand I .... . . ci,iiare, bv a presented Willi unny pre. enu logether with a nice sum of silver b und u,ijer ,er p),te for whiih she returns to bcr - umuy friends her siuceie thanks. IttroKTtit. Mr. II. P. M. llirkitibinc c infractor with Ihe Water Compsnj. is in town making ar range me .la to l eg .i w rk Nu 1 1 K, All peain bo'd g n e-s 1 f the l'i-'i'ft- cteek Sbool Dlsir 1 1 1 I 0 -e pre. in t ilnin for paym'iit nn tn b foe Aim ll, IStO, a. In, ft est ill cea. on lb t i'n e. Joh.vM. llTJCRALRW, 'Junsuer. C, W. Miller K-q., iiii'king so tie tle'il" ! iiiiprovitne.ifs in In Is olllte h waln-co 1 ng the s ties and laving n floor ofwlnnt and oak in ol etna e ii . mil conipliled ii will be th handsomest oiTlce In bum. liAat XoTlcls A I p-r-on inlelfed to the otate of Peter Kn , ilecen'cd and to Kut flro her are hereby notifhd tint th"enccoiints must be paid by May 1st or coi will be in- our ed. ( all nt my office al IMoHmbtirg. March 6 if V. II Kkt, Ail hi, llllltU'lCK LITlTEIt. Kn-. Ooi.fMBUN : The mihjeet of l)ihp Iliwinan' Isclttro lOine time since as "Itnlia" not "Judea" ns our lei er Inst week had it. The " retinescetns'' wete in town last Thnrplftv ettfcjlng. Tueir siiiglti - was highly rnlovanle l'oitnclryville w the oeno of a sanguin ary enrottn er one day last week between two men an nil onie trespassing hogs. A gun In the bands nf ono and nn nx in the bands of lite tr.her ctvorteel right vigorously until bo: It agreed upon an armistice, retiring from the fleltl with blotxly bead nntl bruised bodies. Dr 1! r has aweakne for horse llesb, especially fast hrrse, and generally has very giiml mck, He know s a good horse by his points, anil tho horse-dealer vainly trie to bn I elnge him. He bought a 2.00 nag the oilier day with which he hoped to nstonisli tlio town, Ho succeeded ntlmirably. He Is looking fur somebody who wants to buy n 2 50 steed. Dr. Little nntl W. K. Smith claim tn have the "boss" boat f ir 'Mucking" and bass fish ing It I made of canvass, I twelve feet long, we gbs forty. live pound nnd will carry (HO pound- dinning four inches of water, I maybe parked In a chest, tho size of a suit trunk, nnd can be made ready for ue in five iiiiiiutet- They gave it ft trial on Monday lat, and fuiintl it lo be nil that could be desired. Price, $3.1 00, delivered at the nearest 11. 11, office. Dr. 11. H. Ut ile is the ngeut. The elegant home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Crispin was invaded last Friday evening by a host of invited guests to make merry in music, games and converse, nnd right well was ihe ullitir ettjoytil. the hours passing like moment. The moms wero brightly illuminated mid gaily festooned with ground pine. Tho table, laden with various trop ical fruits, confectionery, cakes, cream, ices, etc., weio arranged with all the exquisite taste inquired by worliipper of the decora tive art. The most fastidious epicure, ga zing on tho scene, could have worn only a watery smile. Hut stomach nre iconoclast and art w:e, ere the evening clo-cil, (sacrificed on Ihe nltar of appetite. Tho jovial host nnd charming ho-tess know well how to en tertain ami please. 1!i:i'ORti:k. lierwick, Pa , .March 10th, 'SO. KVA.(ii:i.lt'Ali Cd.M Klir.Xl.'K. llcporlcd for Ihe Columbian. The Central Pennsylvania Conference of tho Kvaiuclic.il Association met in lierwick on Thursday, March 1th On the preceding Wednesday an examination of the junior preachers took place, evincing marked stutli-oitsne.-s e'uring the year, itishop J, .1. Eshcr opened the Conference with prayer and nn appropriate nddre. Deacon orders were granted to E. P. Leonard, K. Crumbling,.!. II. Doulz, 11. Harrison and D. Shoemaker. Honorable dismissal from this Conference wi'li recommendation to another confer ence were grunted tn John Kreamer and D. Is. Leply. .1 I.. Ilrichter, Chn. Goodling, James It Seebrist, II II llrennematijW. J Davis,,! Yetikle, Millnnl Fussleninn, Ll mer uteit crick-, 11. i nc anil d. .11. I'ich were licensed to preach. F.hlcr order wi re tell to ,1 sho.tib'.'.cb, J J. L'tlir, V.'. II illy, ,1. II. Peter, (Se.,. Josephs, and P. C. Weidentnoyer. On bridav, A. L Hee-er a elected Pre-iJing Lhlir nntl U. F we-ngel dected to a similar office vacated by M. .1. Uiirother. The Presiding Elder were stationed ns follows: William-port I)istricf, A. L lt'i'ser; L-wisbur.' District. W L Detwtlcr; .Iiiiiiatn Disttict, U. F. wengel; York District, L Ivobr. Some in teresting exeici-e were this day listened to, besides tho btisine- transaction. On Sal- urdtiv, bv a unanimous vote, Lock Haven as selected as the dace for holding the next annual conference. A large portion of the day wa cnnnimed by the Anniversary Mis-iouary meeting, wbo-e exercise were of nn intcesllitg clnii'.icter On Monday and tie-day many suggestion were beard con cerning the duties of preachers, tho import- liceof education, recommending tho Union Seminary a an exce llent institution. lteMilulions against intemperance were pas-ed, and some excellent remarks listened to from various ot the preachers and promi nent visitors. The following is a I'st nf theappointnicnts forth! the Lewiburg District; W. E. Dr.TWll.int, Presiding Elder, 1. Lcwi-burg -W. W. Cronian, 2. Jluffhlo . Hnrnbcrger. 3. White Deer G. W. Currin. I. Danville-11. Hunter. S. llloomsburg S. E D.tvis, 0. Columbia W. W ltboad. 7. Uerwlck-J. M. Ettinger. 8. Luzerne J. M Price. 0 Catawi-sft J. II. Hertz. 10 Wyoming II. If. Douty, It. Lenoxvllle .1. A. Hollenbaucli. 12. Su-quelianna J W. Messenger. 13. Duslioroaud Ilemice 1! F. Kciici. l i. Hughesville J. II. Peters. 10. XewColunibu W. II. Llllcy. 10. Milton S. P. Itemer. 17. Kington O. L. Ilurson, S. T. lluck, nteuibcr of Lewisbtirg Quar terly Conference, H. W. Itemer, member of White Deer Quarterly Conference. The wrltor of the following lines must have wandered into the Episcopal Iluryiug ground In this town: Till: I'OliGOTCXN OIlAVK. Out from the cltj's giant roar You wanderttl through the open door Paused at a llttlo put! and spade Across a tluv hillock laid, 1 lien noted on 5 our dexter side homo monejed magnate's "love or pride;" And (so be-cml a haw thorn tiee, -hollering It rain of rotey bloom Alike on low and lofty tomb, You onme upon It suddenly. How strange: Tho very grasses' growth Atuutiitlt seemed forlorn and loath; 'Die verj ivy setiued to turn Askance that wren I Led the neighbor um. Suuk was the slab; the head declined, And left the rolls a w reck behind No name you traced; a "0," a "T," Part ot "anilUlton" aud of "lleaicn," Midthen-O liritj austere, You ri ad In letters -harp and clear, "Though lost 10 bight to Memory dear, ' Auttin Xlobaon, lir.NIIKUTOW.S ITHMH. Van Camp, Pa., March IO1I1, 1880. Elitlona Cot.i'.MntA.v : llentlerlonn I a small village situated south enslofVau Camp postnlllce, stiiroutid ed by a beautiful farming co. entry. It coll. tains thirteen families nntl ha n poulntloti of sixty three, It ha a public school house, Itoemnker shop, blacksmith shop nnd ft store dwelling. On Friday evening nf last week, the peo ple of tin vicinity were entertained by n Itlerary society held by the pupils uf this school, Tho programme consisted of rtcitn (toil, declamation., dialogues, music, ami n twenty-lx page journal which wa success- luUy read by MUs M, A. Weaver, Mr, Lavlna lleisbline ha been quite ill for several days, She 1 slowly recovering. tiRtisttis Ilclsbllne's little daughter i very sick, the cause having arisen from a bad cold. We hope she may soon recover. Ellni Yot, who ha been working in the enrshop at Uerwlck during tho winter, came heme on Friday of last week, not being able to work. People coming in this vicinity on special business, can not bo too careful to put on their own gum shoes. JiiU'or.m:. AN KDITOIt IN Lt.'CU. St. Jacob's Oil cure Rheumatism; of this I am convinced. For two years I suffered with ltheiiuialism in my left shou tier aud right arm, and lat fall t was Incapable of attending to my iltities, ami lay many n night unable to sleep on account of terrible p'lins. A few week ago a severe attack of Ibis trouble struck lue. nnd this time I c itcluilcd tu try the St. Jacob. Oil, I must ackttovrleslge, with but Utile confi dence in iti merits. 1 ficely confess that ihe result has completely astonished me. The first application relieved the pain very materially. and the continued use of only two bottle ha completely cured me of this chronic evil, nnd that, after ihe most eminent physicians and their prescription bad been of no avail. 1 tbciiforc consider it a duty to publish the above or the I leu It t of nil still rcrs v. hit rheumatism and kindred complaints. O. A. Hilcman, Editor lUjmbUmn, Pittsburg, li. S.tt.K Hills. Persons who intend having sabs of personal property this sprirg should get their bil's printed at tbi office for several reasons. First, we give a local notice in the paper and continue the same until the sale.thu giving a 1 irger advertisement of the sale than tiny other office in the county can give, Second, we do the best kind of work nt the lowest rate. We are prepared to print bills, from the small est lo the large-l size, in the most nltrntthe st les, free of errots, and at the shortest notice pt ssible. Orders sent by mail will receive prompt attention. Editorial dead-heading is a subject intelli gently and fce'inglv discussed by the DeWitt Obi.crert It sav one of the beauties ami 1 lianus of art editor's life i in dead-headirg it on all occasions. No 1 no who ha never talcd of Ihe sweets of that bliss can begin lo litkc in its glory and its happiness. He dors $100 worth of advertising for a railroad, anil gets a p'is' fur a ytar, nnd rides V25 dollar worth : and then he is looked upon as a dtail-bea'. He 'pull's' a theatre or concert Coupe $10 woilh itid get. $1 worth in coutpliiutntaries and i pn-sed hi 'free.' If lite hall is crowded he Is begrudged the room be occupies for if the eoinpliiucntnric were paj ing tickets the troupe would he so much in pocket. He blows and pulls a church festival free to any tlesiied ex tent anil dots the poster printing nt hnll rates end inrelr gets a "thank jou" far it. It goes in ns a part of his duty 11 an oJilor. lie does uiore work gratuitously fir the town and 10111 itiittiiiy ihiu all the rest of the population put toge her, anil get cursed for it all in many in-tances, where a msn who donates a tloll.tr for lite Fourth of .July, base ball club or church. is greatly remembered. Oh, it is a sweet tiling to be an editor. He 1 as-es "free," you know. See a woman on horseback in another eel umn, riding near Speer'a Yineyaitl, with a bunch of Grapes from which Speer'a PortOrape Wine is made, that is so highly esteemed by Ihe medical profession for the use ol invalids weaklv persjtts and the aged. S"hl bv I 'ruggi-ts, June 27 1-y. The coii lili'iii of ill" strike at tho Lan caster Gingham mill, at ('ntiloii, Ma--, t. iiiii hanged. On Saturday nllerno' 11 lite ol lii tajs ot the mill in IbMon sta'rel tit el the null can bo 11111' bir-ix months, il nccj.sar. so thai the wages of the -trikers will not In advanced, ami that the'' wi'l it"' fiiiipr'i 111L" e. ii Ii tp? workmen Tin-'Hiker hid 11 ritivin S itttrtlay at'd were atblres-ed bv a II i-toti agiininr, nicr- bo-e -pet e'h repnit' 1 were 1 AcludHil. The intention i f the strik er is 1.1 form a labor union. Marriages. Juils-eiN U.tiu.. On the -It't Just., at ll e rtsitlence ol Tnntna Seaborn, Kernvtlli-, Pa , by lb v J fiiildin, Mr. Ieuc U John .on an I Mi" Alice C Carl, both ot Locust township, Columbia cunty. SiMltil.T Sl.YllLlsT 1 n the !llh inst. by the lti'V ,V i-pear.at the ii'irsnniige in Centre, Mr. Hurry Se.-bolt and Mis Olnra Seybert, both of Orange. Deaths. Itl.MIiY. In Jer-eytown 011 the l.rth ol February, 1SS0, Eleanora, wife nf Sitnnei Kiniby. aged 07 year, 11 month and U1 days. Kirrri.lt In Main township, February ifi'lt, 1SS0, 'IVrissa D (laughter nf James and Mercy Kie Her, agfd 1.1 year and I months. DllUM At hi residence in Main town ship, after a lingering illne-s, on the Itb inst , Samuel Drum, age I about CD year FltllKP.. At Calawls-a, March (lib. 1RS0 William, son of Jacob and Miry Fisher, aged 9 years, 10 month and 19 days. Business Notices Ruhber- at rdCinney'i. I. W. HnrtmanV Comliinallou Store only single prices. To mince t-tnek Itofnre thev inovo inln their new wtore, Lutz & Sloan are feUliiL' Dry Ciood-i verv chpap. 1,000 yanlnew Mylc ft Spring Trints to ar rive this ueek at I. W. Hartman's, The only rellahle )to Patterns are Hut- teriek k Ctt's, iolil hy Marr. Lutz & Sloan will wll vnu vet for n t-hnrl time ttie bet quality of light or dark Calico lor a cem-i n yarn. IluntlngH for tire si-en at I, W, llartmanV, Hoots anil Shoe cheap at McKinney'". Mnmie Cloth, u new article of dregou!. at 1, W, Hartman'8. Marr pay SO tent for choice butter. I. V, llartman offer something new e ers week. Li'lz tS: Sloan my that there in no fuham v in IMnt'k Ctn-liiiif rc- nntl that tluy cm. tr a het(r quality now for the mine money than they could a yonr ago. I V. llartnian'i (irncery biiB!nPt-s hhi1- tlpllcu two Joiu hi uce he opened the new department, uoanu tee. Hubhf r Coats white nntl black, Blankets, Legging, Olove. Cup, nt the lowest prices nt D, Lowcnberg s. Justreceiicd a Urge consljiitnent of Salt, Soiling fine salt bbl. of 2S0 lb. $2 00. Salt for slock Co ee nis per hundred. Jt. W.Atf., march S-2tv l.'l'y Station. Call at McKliiney's lor Shoes. Ma'rr is selling the goods he has on hand nt old price. Ileal Peal Skin Cap just received nt Davltl Lowenberg '. Hats I flatsi? IIats OAiy, OA PS, CAPS Latest style. Lonet Price at tho Popu lar Clollilng Storeof 1). Lowenberg. I have n large lot of new Window Sash nil sizes that 1 will sell very cheap for cash or produce. Call coon. Write for prices. II. W. At'L. march G-2w Efpy, Pa, Marr want Corn, Otts, Hotter, Egg, Side, Shoulders, llaun, Feather., Hags,' Ac, McKinneys House. Shoe Store below Court Highest mitket price paid for Ilnllcr and Egg In cash. !! W. All!., match 5-2w Espy, Pa- The best Head Marr's. Light Oil in town nt Admission free nt McKinney'i. COO tons more of good dry rock oak bark wanted by Sila Young Light Street for which 1 will pay $0.00 per ton cash, or $C.C0 in goods. I also buy Hemlock Hark ond I will pay $5,00 per ton cash or S5.C0 per ton in goods. Feb. 0 2-m Hoot headquarters at McKlnney's. New Good at Marr's, 1,000 pound of nice dried apple wanted nt Silas Young-) store Light Street fur which I will pay the highest market trices. December. 10, 4-m. Nvsratxln Citri'tl Ilv nr. I'.urr s Neurnlgla and Mil lleailactte 1111. A ttiilieis.il cure tor Neuralgia. Nek Headache, Nor ton llt-iiiiiehe, ispepsu, e'oiiMtpatlou, I'urnljsls, sleeplessness, Palprttallon of tlie llertit, nnd Head tie lie arising from oter stimulating either troin upmm or AteotiollcMlmtilsnts. These Pill are a special Preparation nn'y for tlie cure of special diseases 1 amed and for these diseases titer arr worthy ota trial by all inlellUeat stirri rers. I hey are prepared expressly to euro Neuralglt, Met Headache, Nervous lleadeclte, Dyspepsia, Con stipation, paralysis, -nee ples-ntss, and loss of Ner miiis KtienrT. Iliev are tileasanl tn tike jttie .its. die In the month) hariniois, mil effectually c ire all niscase nrl-lrg irotn t deranged .terious .sjsteui. .... , . '....Mil. .... I,.'...... ... uitte, milLllie. I'teparea by A. I. Httrr. V. I)., s-crar.ton, Pa. rreneh Klchird Co., I'luliii.t , agent, sent by null on receipt of price, So cents. Long Ilramh. Dec. 20, 15'0. Dr. A. 15. Hnrr, Hear Mn Xour Neuralgia Pills cured me, mid 1 wa the greatest of sufferer. I haieslnce iioutritt the 111 for my sister and other and they cure every cose, (.'apt Croniwe 11, Long nraneh Pier. I'lttston, Pa., Kcb cth, Kso. Dr. A. K Hnrr. Dear Sir: My wire had the Nettriiljla for ten days and her phjslcl in gale Iter no relief. 1 called on fir. Kit p and sot s bottle of your Neural gia fill and the relieved her In a few hours. Thomas 1 ord, , Agtlntpont Powder Co. e". A. Klelm, lllootmturg. i-ajs: t havo sold these 1111 betore and they glie go.d satisfaction and always cure. For Sail by C. A. lids, Blesasiarj drngjist. feb so, 'sm UDlTOIt'S .N'OriCK. lit tho matlerof the sheriff's Bale of tlto real estate ui iiiirmuii .1. 1. reining 1 he Auditor annotated hp IbeC'nnrf r,f rnmmnn 1'leisf.f Columbia count? tn dfstrltnite Ibe tnonei- arising front sul I sale to and amontr the parties en titled thereto will attend lo the Untie or hts ap- I'uiui mvtiL rti on uuiie 111 muuuisuuri; on mi. tirday. tits 3rd day of April, 1 it, at 1111. m., when and where all nersons haTtnc- etnlms nt-.tnst t,i fund are reipiiridtoprei ntthem or bo forever do barred from any share at tho mme. I.. K. WAI.LITIt, march s, 'so-iw Auditor. pXECUTOIi'S NOTICE. I-STATE Of seMCEI. I.AZAIlt'S, PIvCKASEn. Letters Testatnetilnrv on Itio estnln vitnuol tiuiius, late of Montour twp., colututila ctuntv, Pentisivanla, deceased, luce been granted b ifte Kegisterof sld county to the uuderslciied Eufc. tttors All person haling claim against the .'slute ot the decedent ate requested lo present Hiem for si ttlenieiit and those indebted to tho es tate lo muUi payment to tho undersigned Eaeeetors w Ithotlt dela . II.XMKI, I.AZAKI S, IIBNIIY LAZAltr-l, Kxecuiors. feb 13-cw. E XKCU'l OIl'S xotici:. ESTATE OF SAI.I.Y ASS YOHE, DFCEASfP. Letters test-incnt.irv (n the estate of Sall A tin VulH', Ittu 01 .Mifflin township, CulU'ntU mint . I'i nns ivniil u .(.. ciscit. luiu hoen lth titl u rin ki'Kisnrof s.tM omtiti To .1 S. YhLi, Mir- niuMiif, ni iir. ah im isim-i n:i nivi iamiia;iiiu''i i-tiifcdl tin-ucit'i.M tt uit rt'duwit'd to tT-tt'it tiiftii tor st til. uu nt, iitifl ti.t.M lutletiii u t.i thf !- a'!.' lo mukt' p.i) inunt to iho uudir-ilt,'ifl u til out u'isty. .1 ! M-ii J'xec j.or, Mit.l nvi'io. ff b 27, fiw. A. UDrro'.:.- .notice. tSTATK Ol' IIH I'KAU.I! M:cl:ASH'. VntliV is ImrH'V clTtn tint Hip ui il rvi.-m ii mt li'iiiim in ijic nrp- nv uurt ti i mum". un id tli-' ili'tite Hi f .Ml In H v l.rttnli t.f lilr..iii u fun. ir iMiii-1 iv iK-r its iiiin. i-ouN it"ii i i-u I'-Mlit, ami i f nv ney In UU own li-ihii- i- . ilin i in. iiU inoii (ff-Mltl im IV kr, U-mtx'ti. i n a tni'mj: tliM iutitltwiitill(ltli''U'lo; wtM nil ui v hi-. ontcH in lll'MDihtiuriC in -iitituljiV, Mhh li i..ih "it al y u'eltrfk lit Hie f.in nmm ; v.lu-h 1n.1l hihml .1 ll-rsiijH li ixliiif cl.t Iha iiiKin Iho stilt! fuml .n- r HUlii il tn itii-M-iit tlu lit or U' fo.tMtr urb,u m'U fr. in Liiutm 111 lur a suaie vx miki nnia. .km in (i.runt,1 f 1 27,-tu. Ainit' l L'i-iruK'ri No TICK. 1 STiTh OV AM'UKW IC11HV (iS', AMI Notkt- is lu'ii-by L'lt'ti lb it tin MhitfihV'i ;l .ip pfiiutni it A't'llior to IU- tirptuins' Cunt t .lut -"l.i L'outity. to a -.tribute th in'iuci 1. in -.Ihii .1 Hit Iftiulb i.f I'wli rItr, now il- cmiim- j, .,iiu i iratnr 1 1 Aiiilr.'W Lnhriu in, nil hutluf'tt.' U.i ib'i it ti in n,(. Ut-UA ( r (ifi.iM Lohnn-ui anil the It r -f Niepnen unirmiij. m the nifhlfrs reinut 10 wi t I'l'ih. l-'tiit; to Hhl hiiu.iih' xiii It peiM.ui hi in i bi' 'illulli entitled thftvte; Will ntlettil 111 hl" m-elli liUHMtiMiiirir. on ' nirsJn. Match .M i. nt uVl'k m th fitre oun to pel fun n Hie iluHen ot his 1 utip ilntuiei.l Ut"'niicl when.' nil pitmius lutUK 1 1 ihii'. on s ihl Tuiid ure required to pieseni tit 111 tr I 1 t turever J bai red (rout coiuln, in lur u hharu ut I nni u iniiu. felj .tt.MMt .Tolls (1. 1'ltlXZi:. ulltnr jXLt UIOIW noiki;. KPTATE OK ELIJAH H'l MKU, PKCE4H- D. l.ettfrstehtamentnrynn the estate of Hlljah Pu! mer. late of Pine town-thin. 1 olumbhi fount v. tn. deuHHseil have Uen eruiitt d by tho Ki'ifNter vt said eniu.tv to the unUert.lt. r.ed KxecumrK, All nerstihi. ImMnir ehilins uyaliiht the Chtitte cf the deceth nt ttic teiri- ite'l to present them lor cttleiiu,iil,aud those ! ImMMtii to 'he es'ate In m-ike jiaj imnl to the un- UersliflitU l.MfUtOM Wllhuul UeU. J-.1IN V. l)i:ifl(. Herr'rt IM) cm id. IIKNUY J. liUUUINh.Mlinille 0)1 1'o. Jan 23, si-6v i o -utors I)M INITIATOR'S NOT1CK ESTATE 01 8AMUKI. C. MCIIKN'tY, DECEASED. U-ttert- of AdmlnlstraM'-nomheehtnte ot .sitnttel I r. vciietin, late 01 nentini iwn., t oiuinb.i -o 11 t , ileeeat-ed, have et 11 Ktuated by the HetM-uer f 1 h in count 10 ihe uin'tri-iyiieti atiiniiiifctrator. neiKnns hnlnir claims iiHlnt tun tMale nre n- quet-tet) to prei-ent Ihein for wtlleinent anil tiOLe luntuiea io inuhe puj inem Minmu uei.iv. Aiitnlnlstrator. feb 13, itwi ow fctlllwarer, Cul. co- UDITOU'S NDTICK. EitTATE OE ELIZABETH MlKltAV, DECEASED. Noth-e Is hereb trhenihat the uiule-slcmd. hp- polntt l an Auultnr h ihe orphans Cuum of t'ulum- lolnttd an .' ni.ifuumy, ui iuuku uinrtutmuii tn uie fund In tte handi uf ihomaH Hut tt r, adtnlnlitirator ite tto.il-i ttou, eum teaiaiiieiiio aniiexo of Kllauet 1 Mur.-jv. lateGf Itcirv tovnthln. now in Montniir enii .iv tlweu-e.l; wlllatttiid ut hi olllcu In lIUMnnshurir. Iti Clu;nhl eouutj, Penn'a, on Wednesday the v-ith na 01 Man. 11, a i- 10 v o eiocK in iheioienrKi'i to perl .un the duties of hWapiKilutnunt; ut vhi"h time and plaee till pprs.mshivfuLic'atni', uimn 8,i'l fund un-n tpnri d to pn sent tin1 u. or Le fireerl ucu.irnM irniu jimu in tur a feuiry or hita funil. r b vk - -11 JtillS u. FUEEZli, Audit ir. T1II3 PAPER IS KEPT ON TILE AT THE OFFICE OF TIMES PHILADELPHIA JUILOINO ('UI . ('Ill fclllllf llllll Ill'lllll hi. i. a rn, e ,v - ti i i ip ti, , p,ir.r, fJT MATkC vniit i(iiit LO I Win I COlrcft f..r .Ncwfci'-'D'r tilicrlMnir. Mini 3c. lor AVUH ti, hOX'A 31 AM AU TinspM'Kii: 1. 1 iii- i . i U i'i . i ..y li. li).uti feb. 11, 1? It l r. unit i ,i nip ..t i is m: vim ii, I3FH m mi i 2 BACK AOHUIB XT CIMOU OURUD BY BENSON'S -ArCINfi POROUa PLASTERS, is tiii: oalv hmiw.v .bivii:v that rffi:Bi. VAIIM. (Irnv 200(1 Drii.tt, lists have signed (0 miner slalms! II Hud Physicians saij thvij arc iti wavy way Superior to ihe ordinary slow acting Porous Plasters used for tins purpose. MlAllUJtY .v J : JOHNSON', I'liarniacculicil feb JT Jiv, e WHQLESAL1 Corner Main nnd iMnrkct Streets BLOOMSBUllG, PA. FT-l. eenAnelmlnrl 111 l-ltlff llfffl In WIKII.I'HAI.i: call tho attention ot th. ;i iMb- --'" nil . ( iUr lt w ttn(1 M cansjst,$ of Paints, Oils, Glass, Pntty. Patent Medicines, Spices, &c. 0 BROWER'S BLOCK. IN IT MAY BE '?0UiD A LARGE STOCK OF M'o:.'uci. CHAMOIS, COLOGNE-1, rnitFCMCitr, uio.m, I'ANCY AUTlCLi:-, TOILET SOATM, loom liuustiKS, IIAlIt UItfMlE-1, and in fact every tiling that should be kept in a complete nnd well regulated .Drug Store. They are the solo iMttnttfacturus of the Celebrated OIL OF CLAOftiESS. Also the Manufacturer! and Sole Proprietors DR. W. M. BICKLEY'S Celebrated and INVALUABLE PREPARATIONS. Compound Aromatic Wine of Gentian .and Iron. Improved Cro.un Camphor, Worm Kil ling Agent, Improved Rose Pectoral. The Beset Remedies Made. Highly Reccmmendcd by Physicians. MOIEE BK'OTMEKg, IVt f Til-tv xih, order business nd when rtlcle wanted, ns other customers pay when hero buying in person. when take them back. clsrka, who nro able to we nro enabled to yivo customers tcho Uav tho choico to is. With n reputation of "twenty year-i nt retailing, wo cannot afford to loso our good nnmo by lank of iropor sorvico to absent evistomors. Write plainly, nnd describe fully what wunted, nnd about tho price desired. Address, John Wanamaker, Largest Dry Goods House, Philadelphia. I- I 1... I'K.1 ' " 1 T"7 I von Couhtt t'oltla. lronrliItli lltiaikenr-t, TlcltllujorDrj tiet-uf litv Thruutt Sore ThriMitt Co M In tho Ili-nd, t'fOUpi Jufluetixn ATiooplnc.ritR,j t'ulil In the lltmel-., Aitt.tuntlo t'uuhw. ui.l relief ufu:ikiimpti 1 . v. ciiA3;r ON TU10MV(., tr'-t tin k k 1 1 1 . -, II., t"ri:irl 't ' ' 3TO.R. SALE l r Mil i: MILL PROPERTY, Ki'T.slMM. 28 Acres ol Ijiirid. I Mill In fii.-l i iiiutlt'.iiti. Tlirese run of aloue.. lililll) WATCH r l..t. Ti rails roasou.ibie. l'eir (jiUht particulars up, lj to jetu.N HEAtilE. Mt.nl nislile I'eil.co. febi.J, 't "J7.r. news notki:. MITIt t'l I .Mm 1-tNOOillT MXEIl.tl, ItlteiH 'l,..l.iintutnrv nit 11,1 ... v,uhi I'teiiextsvt lut.-ttl tltpluwucrf HI, mri-liii.. e'ntumhtu uoii'itv, IVnnii. il. ei-aaetd, liatts t n eiranuxl Lv id'guiu r .tr snl.l rwti) lo M. P. s' .in. AH ppiwiu "" ', " en ,'t. in i'i ur, ri'ittf -t. t ti m-iii tliit.it t- s hi, ui.'nt 11 WW III. I. M..I I ' . s.t.,1.- 1., .. ,,.,.., I i-.w usuini,utu v ui.'r I n I ' i m M I f-Ul.W. feb Set. -a-iK Kief utor Chemists, New York. HtrcE 25 era. Bisiblished Sr8itf Store. DEPARTMENT IMtt lJ littslness for the past eleven years would and c il M UY vurej 6tock. lit.Al.r.it-' ill puriicuiur, iu LAMPS, GLOBES O' ft, Out of town reoplo who can not conveniently travel, mnyliava sam ples eent them of Dry Goods nnd all other goods that wo tell. If they will write .No charge, nnd no need to If not BUlted. Wo make It u to attend to such letters quickly; orders como vo send tho exact and at exactly samo price goods nro not ns ordered, wo Having trained and responsible uao discretion in filling orders. great satisfaction to tho many Ta I'tris-TNIKr, i. n remlw ft -until f lei i.rL'.e, a .V"" u I . . , n-a . Ui i-h 1 t. 1IU"0 S.P" usU a IC DC nliilUu tt-arv e tof lu rclu . -.LutPf lt"nT 1. .tig r -i a- hla c' r - a- 1 1 - 11 ii.aslm' yte u Lj t'.i-r . iltycnm .uaai I i'a e; ;n '. c" aiv. Iha ex.- 'imifiii.41 ifau JtiUat 1 ej st ... r ip-nataaUutof any e,tti r u.idi..ne upon tha luar'tc t, ana yet It In aoM at f .o etxr 1 ain-ly liw j-rlco cf C()c, ti"K 'ui'o kotika (fjr ee e-lort Uiio cit 'y ria. - leir, 1117 Arrli Klrrrl, l'lilluelclphlii. Pa. i i .'i and si t. m.ir, u.i-.-' I FOR SALE ! vtt AllLi: l'AUM tlttmtei InMaellsoo town. .htis Polutubla-c ,. ne ar Ne-w uolumtli, coutulnlOK l'-27 Acres- of l.mul, 'I'hero li a two-m'ouv KitMr. nwnuisn iioisk, A i-Brlnsr ami (lootl Well ot Water, aLAHdll NKW ham; iiahn, A YOUNO Al'l'Li; OllCIIAUD, ami otter fruit T,e on the premise's. for trim, and particulars apply io A A HON SMITH, Jin. let,'e-m litick Horn, 1'a. V DITOif-i MlTIt'l.. Ik TUB UT11K III illUU OHIIt. UlCtiSCD. Tlte- une1retteriitn Auel'tur tiipeilrtt. tl liy the Or iiiaeia isiiin w e uiuieilitu until ti in,ik dlstrl- uutttitt t'i tetiu uiteeiuir tlu- pmtiis t-tiittlt'il to Die hsUni'K in i he. Adiulmalratiir'nli.ii el- w put at lita e.rtti-e- In I'.lontnabltrer ou I'ltnav I Vtb eta) Of April. issi. i.t i. ii ii ' kin tin ti i it f. ri' e purposes ul It- t.,p.t llii,-ii, ut i.l l. U I l)ii tit tl plice" all I. ii ' i. - it.t r. -itil i. "si ,,i, r i ' t r , ot iLelr i ..ii,- on i' ut bane, I if tn u -liare 1 1 nu fut.it. lAlLK. WlliT, fob 60-tw AUtllvir. a.'!ie ut.j