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THE COLUMBIAN.
IIUIOJISIIUIUI. nillUV, (HKIIIl.lt J'l, 1VM)
ruiiLto BAt.K).
J!, 1 Ztrr (iml Wm.T. Slinniaii, aJmln!-lra-Utt
of Andrew Olnglot, dcceaeil, will vnl
uililo real Cflnle on Ihc premises In Centre
lovii"hlp en Trlilay, November 1'.', 1880.
Jltidmlt Ulggs nml John It. II. 1'atlt, mr.
vlylns executors ol Charles II. Do-Mir, ilc
c jt J, will s .11 valuable- real estalo nt llie
Court House, lllootnsburfr, on Monday, Dcci ru
ber . 1SS0.
S.'e advertisements,
The rili:oollc Is very prevalent about litre.
A r or tramps p.Tsid Tuesday night In
the "Cooler."
Sheriff Knt, will hold his ales on the !!2 of
Xovomber Instead of the first week of Court.
A yotinj man who will bo'Jl yeirs of age on
Kivimber 3rd, can vote at the coining elec
t in. t
A stove, coil box and book case, with pigeon
h iles fjr ml. Apply to Freeze tc loverly.
October:!)), tl.
There was n luge amount of business ills,
p -ed of at llie argumiiitcouit hit l'ridny.Tliu
whole day wn occiipiul.
1, 1, Dcwces, rcunl grctlibark candidile
f r Ssprune Judge, aiid Frank Iliigbei', l otli
ol I'olt-vllle, ate on the stump for Hancock.
The store owned by the llostlir llrothers, In
J mertown, with nil i's conlent", was destroyed
by lire on the night of the lGili iii"l.
Wc aro informed that had tho Kvy Demo,
crats been pure that our club was coming on
Tuc-il.iY l ist, lluy would have nut us with fif
ty moiinttd men.
Miss IlVbecc.i Viudtfralice died at tiie rest
n'tice of .Mrs. Martha Vatnlirslice in Mt. l'lta--ent
tjwtislilp, mi Friday l.Hl, at hii iitlvanetd
ni. She was buried in tto'emout eimitry.
There will bo a Democratic pole raiding -it
ltihr-burg on Sniur.l ly at two o'clock in tlu
afternoon. AM. epeakcr will bo present. A
good time is expected,
The Democrats of Mitllin will boll n lucetint;
at llellcrville on .Saturday evening. There
w ill ul-u be meetings at lititk Horn, (iciinaii
town, Cehtrali.i and L'ataHissa tho same ivtii
lug. A mass meeting was held at Mainville on the
afti moon of llie 'J3rd inl. A tine large hick
ory ole was mined, fioui the tt'pofwhiih
floated a beautiful sirmtmr; nt'ter which the
cr mil adjourned to the pl.tto prepared tor hold
in? (he meeting, wlnre they were addim-id by
I,. It. r.oohlitic.
Sna'or Edmonds, ol' Vermont; Montgomety
I'.lair of Maryliuil; Ham'lton Fi-li, of N'cw
V irk .Senator Withers, of Viighil'i and (iov
e imr Stevenson, of Ketituiky, lmu bem in at
t iiil.mec at the fienenl Co-iventio i of the
IV' copd Church in New York.
A Demon atlc mooting was held at Named! i
l.vt Siturday evining. The att-hd mce was
1 re anil the mtciing was a success in tvery re
p.ct. Addresses were d.livered' by I'. I!.
IS Uh'ine, Kolurt Iltickluham, II, I'. Saiiib
ami T. .1. Venule rslice-
Tho Cutnwifa Hancock Club will hiye a
t'rili liglit pirade on Salurdiy evening. Tho
lllooin club will go over, Speeehos are exi ec
id from John W. Forney of I'bil idelphh, and
llobert I'. Allen of Willi imsporl.
Your last and onlv chance to get fi first class
pictures tikcn for 23 cents. Will positively
leave IHoomsburg next Wednesday inorniiig.
November 3rd, 1SS0. (iallery over I. .
HaNium's store.
The Drinncrney of S'ugirlnaf luld a large and
etuhiHia-lic meeting at Cole1' O'l Moulny no
ning. Thiy wire addre-ped by A. L, Fritz, K
II. licishlinc and T. J. Vntulondice. Hiig'irb af
will miinlain its reputation aJ ihe burner town-
t-liip of the 1). uiotr.icy in Columbia county,
There are thirteen republican and one fireen
bicker in tho township.
James Iteilly and T. N. Dieel lnvo consult
di'ed tlieir bi-be- shops, Ito'dly moving
into mo Krchimge I It-1 simp. D.dnd will re
main wiib Iteilly. We have no doubt this nr-
ranttciiunt will prove ndvantageous to both
parlies.
Ilenjamin Mellenry, of Ilnnlon, died at his
homo in llmt plioo on the 20th ins'., aged (12
years, 0 months and 29 days. He was enraged
in the mercantile business, an I was an honest
and' upricht citizen, nnd a member of the
Clirl-tian church. Tho funeral look place List
l'riday at Stillwater.
The A. S. T. Co.'s Iilnck Tip. advertised in
another column, is worn on fine and costly
shoes; as well as on tho coarser grades. Our
readers in buying children's shoes should I o
ure that this lip is upon thorn.
Hiram llroult died nt his heme on Pilurdav
night, aged 13 vears. I-Vr the paJt twentv--ix
yorsbe basbien imployed nt the S'lrnn car
r'nge shops, and was n first class workman. Ho
was of a joviil disprsilion, and nlwnvs bad n
pleasant word for everybody. He had been in
mr bealih for some time, but bis death came
unexpectedly after a few dnys of evcie illness,
The funeral look place on Tile-day af ernoon.
Them is a larse dipluy of the j-nlousv of a
VC'V small mind exhibited in the l.civick liule
paultnl of lisl week Our woik nt the fair was
not entered as "or'ginnl drsiitns" but sini Iv to
-how that we ran don class rf work that r.o
other office in ibis county is pre arid to do,
'I he absence of s, use I (mile as conspicuous as
the nres.nce if halousv In the comments of
liomian. Our display was much admiral by
c'lmpctent judges.
A jolly, good-natured gentleman Is A. I!
Miller, who win condeetnr on the special
train thai convovel tho Columbia county dele
ga ion to Wilbainsport on Friday night last
His suavity of manners and winning di'po-i
'ion are suro to attract to him all who come
wi bin tho fphero of his miusirtanee, The
I'' mm bovs ircl iciy groti f 1 to him for tlie
kind an 1 courteous treatment itieividat his
lands. He is a mltJ Ihmocrut.
LAST (iltAND ItALLV.
The Diraoerats will hive ft torch liglit prade
on Moniy night, Novunber 1st. The ilul
Hill lueot at Iheir room at 7 o'llock sliarp, and
alter the parade will ptoceid to the Oper
House, where a meeting will be nddressed by
Hon. C, It. Ilockalew and others. All pirsons
having torches will bring them ready Irlmmid
Those who are not Fiipplied can get torche' t
llie Columbian tffice. I'lease call for them be
fore Monday noon, and bavo them roady.
haying uniforms who cannot parade will return
tlietn to the club ruom on Monday, I ho Cat
wiss club will hi with us. Let us have, a b
turn out
Teachers' Institute liclurers for next week
am as follows: Prof I). J. Waller, jr., on
Tuesday evening; Mitt Lei UK. 1'stridge, of
I'biladelphia, on Wednesday, and I'rof. W. I
Marshall, of Filchbiirg, Mass,, on Thursdiy
nd Friday evenings,
Thopuhllo is itepcelfully invited, Admis
sion free,
W. II, Snvpek,
County Supt,
The Democrats are brand of ihn -,nl.l .1...
ncttr and Integrity of tl,cr cimilnUto f, Iro
- ajaiii't whom nothing itl ,e 8,id. ()
..n inner nan,! the republicans glory in the
infamy of James A. (lartbdl and win, it,.t.
aectuto.nod nudadiy aro wearing badge, and
O'l's with the figures 3l!0 on them In bohllcllers
I hey H,ih a.'mit that (lajfi.M took 5329oll ,0
v-rcuii .lohiiier hiitur, and afterwards Ihd
nbmtlt.bul, ray they, what are y,i solmr to
lonboul It? Let evirv bon.i
if in whnt Is going to l,c do-no nbjtit It,
t'UUItCII liKDICATION.
The t'reo Church of Millvllle, w.llbo drd'ei.
d on Lord's ihy, November Tth, The mrvl
CCS Will luff , nt If. 1 m !...! 1
iiess by llev. D. M. Klntcr.ofSillt
Icitory aeivlces by ltev. 0. D. H Marelay, of
Illoom.biirg. Other minislers will 1. ,.,..,.,
and participate In the cxerclso". l'reiclilng
n the evening at 7 p. in. A general invitation
extended to the piddle.
HKMOCItATlL' MEETINtm,
C. 0. liarkley nul 11. !' Zirr aildresml il,
Democrats of Montour at tin po'e raising nt
Mouht'k ftore on Wed n mil IV pvpnin .
pole wis ta!ed at Liekards" shoo rn
Weilii .dxy evening, after which iho elnh re
turned to their room where snceche- wer.- in.nln
by J. K. llittenbendir, W. Ivriekbaum an I
O.o. i:. LIvvill.
li. I. I.Mr and Hubert Iluekiiiirham, Eu..
spoke in 1'rniklin on Wedue ilnv cvenlmr.
Col. Freeze nnd ('apt. lirockwav were the
peaknrs at a laige meeling at New Colutiibus
on Wedoenlay.
H. V.. Smith and J. II, Maizs attended
the
meeting at Jonestown.
1hp aulorofihe Democracy never dampms.
On
"-iy nigii', noiwithtainling tlie inclem
ency of the weitber.i.ne hiiiiilri.l and five mem
ber-of the HnncMik and laiglisdi club of ihi
phce, in full uniroiin ami heario" ton lies.
tailed (or H-py. Near Danhl Snv.ler's thu-
wire met bj the Kpy Ittnd and feveral hor-e-nun
and ise'irltd Ihroueb the "trwis of the
t'ovn. A ninnbir of hoii'i s along the lino of
proce-sion wire nhily iibinilnuted and re
ceUul ibrce hearty iheers from the il.ih. Af
ler iIip laradea short leu i b ipu i,t addre-s n.
1 livercl by II K. Smith. I'.-n.. in the tnun
ark, which was litei ed to viry attu.tivtly hv
tlie large nmiienro which had a'Sfinblud tlu-re
Hie rain pre enled lurthir ppeakiig and the
isiin g club ftailul home well plejnl with
tlieir vbit anil fullv nsured lhat tho democracy
of i;py will do her work well on the second
of November.
(irand pre aratlons wiro made for a big ri-
publ iir.n demonstration at Catawissa last Tui--
lay night. The (iatlield club oftbis phue was
inviieil, and nt about seven o'clock p. m., they
started for the canal where they expected to
take a boat. The band bad thun ami ilnv
m idu quite n show, there being one htir.drril
nun iiuri- ii, iiuenttjitics itieiiuie tins. there
1.1.!....!.. ,!..., ! ., ..... .
wire has than lilt) voters. Arriving at the ca
ul no boil was to be feio, si aPer waiting
"otne time liter concluded to walk down die
lowpath, (iaifobl fu-hiun. (Juitc a number
id out, and il u b.n.d ri-fu-ed lo walk
lown.biit the remaiuilir stuck to it and foiled
tl. Ju-twhy the boat did not i otne, we bail;
not I e ,rd, 1 nt it 1 as lnon piiirc-tnl thai John
I'is.siiii had n-e for all his canal boats in New-
Yolk and New Jir-ey. One man said tint II. e
b iat was Mug in for ri pairs preparatory for u
ult rivir trip next week.
Jli:.MOC'lt.T-l AT VHMJAMM'OIST.
I.a't I'liday was Demi cratic Ihy at Willi i
pur'. Iheio was a paiado in the diy lime
and a torch-light precession in the evening,
The city was crowded and it was one of the
largest demonstrations over held theie. (ien-
ral (icori.c II. M'ClcI'an was present aid
made a speech in the afternoon. Tiiero were
sevi ral sjiakirs' s'ards, from cue of wbiib
Lewis C. Cassidy, Ksq. of I'hiladi Inbia, m ule
an nddress, Hi.u. C. H. Iluckalew at nnotlur,
and T. C. Ilipp'e, L-o., of Loik Havn Horn
(bird. SpH'cl.es were iibo made ly 0. A
llowcrs. K-q,II. 1!. Amcrling. H-q., Senator
I'eale, Senateir I'oekwe II anil others. The in
ale in the even il g was n giand till'iir, tin r'
being thousands i,f uiiifoined men, on foot titiil
horse, in line. The II u cock and Lnglisl
club of Uloi-m-biirg, W. II. Jacoby, Chief
M irshal, Uft here at four p. in , escorted I
bivd nnd drum cnips, i iimbtring over a
liiiudr.d. They cirried tran-parincits, letlerid
liarc.ck and Knulisb ( bib, of llloom-1 urg,"
ilancoik, the Sil.lbrnnd Statesinan," "'No
V-dit Mohilier for us," ai d St rer.il others, ore
of whiih a picture id a man in rags, with the
vords, "I'oor man's tarill' C5 cents a day ' at
tracled much attinlion. The procession start-
I at nbiul S o'clc-k, and continued until 11
o'clock when our club lelt for heme. Tiny
all enjoyed tin me Ives. Clubs fnmnll sut
roiiniliir.- iouulie were in attendance, and the
whole Hair was a grand success.
COXVKNTICiX.
The North T.rnnih District of the Kast Sus
quehanna (hissiswill ce itvcno in the Hhller
ohiireh, i f iho Oral gcvillc el arce, on 1 uisday
November llith, 1S0, at 7 p. in,
-ubjwts to be discussed. Tuesday evening.
1st, the Church as a Divine lii-titNtioii lieis
W. C. Schittl'er and 0. Strunek- 2nd. The r.
sponsibilityof the Cbiireh Member llevs. Ci
II. Dei bant and E. D. Mill.r,
Wednesday morning, Harvest Sirvlce
Uevs. T. D rr and F. K. la-van.
Wednesday nfti inuon, llellgious Fducalb n
of the childro'-.: 1-t. In th Family Iter
C. Meckel and (!. 1!. Deeh int. 2nd. In the
Sabbath S'ibool Hevs. O. Strunek and T. D-rr
3rd. Ily llie Factor Uevs. A. lloutz and W
C. Sclrieil'er.
Wedne-day evening. 1st. Home Missiui s-
l'ovs. F. IC. L-v.m nnd A. lloutz. 2 id. 1 -I
eign .Miss ons uevs, j u. .Miner tu.u v
Meckel. Q lestion bj.v. opened at tho close ol
eacli scssi n,
(1. li, Dri'itAXT, Chairman.
Disoa-os peuiliar to fimales feedily cured
without Ihe taking of i.auseoos tnedb li es by
tho I ew and wi.ndsrful reined)-, 1'ruf. li
mette' French Kidney 1'ad.
After a delay of five days l! irliehl ileninl
the genuineness of hie letter on tho Chinese
qtici-lio i, to II. L. Morey. Nobody expect
ed that he woiihl admit It. He s,y tt is
forgery. Uurirtuiia'ely for (infield, h
reputation fur truthfulness was so complete
idiatttrnl in the Ciedit M ddlier bu-ines
when his party virtually found hitngi.iiiy !
perjury, that his denial ol this letter doe nut
go tur much. Oae thing iu support ol tit
assertion that ho ill 1 write It, is tlie lint
that the letter is entirely in accord with hi
action in Cotigre-s on the same sitlject. t'nu
wnrkincmen support a man lor President
who favors the introduction ol Chinese cbea
labor in this country?
President l.iuiolii's llliiioit of Oner
Hutu tit k
I till von, iieuthmin, tutt if fih lij'
mill fin ttrr ymntl 1 Aeieiv lmt
(It ir rill llttitvock in iltUittrtl It) In urn
of' the most dUtUHjuUhnl tin il of tin
mje. 1 tliclwv tmt when u iiWji in
the iniiniimj tu vieii in; limit, "if in
fair anil tniiil'lin; hit J may hair tlmt
'fitiieocc hill eetit kilhd or troumlul.
A. Lincoln.
The county will be flooded with Ilogus
tickets next Tuewlay, Jlewaie of them,
TUE001AJAIB1AN AMD
Wnr Ves,i., Hamiitun Ilnads,
Alii! UII'.Y Til IIK lll-l.ii IV iM'im.-i'ij
i'iti:vi:sr ll.vsrncic'.i iN.t'ii;iiArnr.
WAelllMiros, Octnlier 2.) The i,i:ivm
nml crerts of tho half ,1, Zen m, n ol'-nur ly
ing In Hampton Itoads arc somewhat an
nnyeiUt the delays Uncle Dick Thninpson
iMsimpMcil upon them In tho matter of tho
approaching naval review. The ships are
at anchor detached from their several sta
tions, nud tho fiat Ims gona forth that
the parado ihall not taka place until after
the XuvembT elections. In lS7ti tho fl ie
hip Hartford of the Xoitl, Atlantic station
and several other men ol-wnr were orilered
to Hampton Hoads prior to tho election.
1 wo or threo of them wero ordered to Wash-
Ingtoti subsequently, and thoy remained In
position to bombard the Cmdtol until after
Hayes was peacefully Inaugurated, It Is n
lngular coincidence that n siinadron of
snips ol warshotihl at the present time be
kept In position to render tlllclcntnld to the
party in power If an emergency similar to
that of l87i! should occur.
V Republican win is in the iunermos'
confidence ol his party lenders recently de-
larul to your correspondent that It was not
10 intention of the leaders to siiirender pos-
ion of the Government, no matter what
the result ot the diction mifbt be. He
added that It was their deliberate purpose.
Indiana had gone Democratic, to call tho
.cgUlaturenf New York together nnd cast
the electoral Mite of that Stato fordarlield
and Arthur. He said that at Ica-t JOOO.OOO
as pcnt to carry Indiana.
Till: Vot.TAlO IICI.T (.')., MAItSlIAU., MICH.
Will Silld their eelibrtfd Kit rtrn-Vnltair
Melts lii ihe afilielul upon 31 d its Iri il. Sneidv
ires gu iranteisl. Thevinein wh it thev s iv.
Write to litem without delay. Nov. 21-ly.
sr.NA ron katun us Tin: iaisifi'.
Senator K.Uon ol Uouncctlcut poko
New ork lat Friday night, to a larje
audience) :
As he s'enned forward to teak. bo was
cheiel vocileruusly as "the man who voted
gainst the Kltcior.tl C iiiiiiiissiun." Alter
biuing his acknowledirentL'tits. S'na'ur
Latun Inw'acil the niiilieiice to accept his
pruloundfst thanks fir their kindly Ki-fling.
llo acctptcit It lis tlie outiotirlng ot llemo-
ratic hearts tu a tmblic servant w ho h.nl
trtVil to do his duty. Although much ex
hausted tiy speaking, having poken the
ray previous in i Teuton, no cotiiit nut rt-
luse to say a few words to them on the im
poitant question of the tarill'. Fur t'urtv
years an ellurt had been niailo to take this
great ecuttuinic question out sit p ilitics. It
there wnsa tnatiiitiic'iirer pre-ent. he woittd
gree in -aying Unit all that wan required bp
suits wi-o and prudent hgidalion in a iiirilf
was -lability. As lMntnu had ml uf r w 1
ution : "All that is required to make reiol
ution successlul is audicity, audacity, auda
city." tfn all that was required bv the busi
ness men was prruiaui'iiceauil stability. I'h,'
lion-- ol Itepreseiiiatives, under the Uousti-
tution, had the -ole power ot orgtuating lulls
lor revenue. I he tarill mea-ure was of the
at u in ot a letouuc bill, and he had lor Mai-
tin lirtakuti tu have Congress tr.-at the que
hnn of the tafitl'rts u business ntic-:i ui out
ide the duniain nt lilies. .)n tlie 17th ul
last lleeeiiib.-r be bad the liouur to introduce
Comtrr-s a lull giving the President of
ibe L'utted ' aiis, ur thai man who draws
the salary great laughter and appbi lie, the
power tu i, o. innate in tip- Setiato nine nien
aken troin mil 'lie w L .itgre-sine n, but
men liaiiog kin.wiedge of.itie manilu , in-
Ittstries id the people. The bill provirii d
for giving to tho-' nine men all ihe pi i we r I'
the L'niteil t-'ntes. to examine tutu i uuiniercj
ininiuL', and ui mil ';ic uri jj.-hm al I tho varied
intiresls ot'tbe ptople, end tu rep irl lrotii
time lo time tu Uinsiress tlieir lacts nnd opm,
ions lliereun, unit finally report at large be,
fine l).c. 1. 1S"1. He bad made il hisbiiM.
ne-s to -i cure nil the aid ho could tu take
the tarill'queslion out of polities. He had
been willing to use all the forces bo cubl
secure in aid of his purpos.-. lie wr.s will
ing lo uu l.eputiltc ins, lireenu ickers. anil
veil Coutedtrato llricnilier.-. Laughter.
His object was to tike the que-tiun of the
tarill mil of politics, and to reVnre our com-ni'-rcial
miriii1. I'll-bill iMsse.l the .Sen
ate by a majority of tbre to one. Anuther
lull was prtseniMl by the senator trom Ar-k.in.-is
embodying ihe sanij views w ith tin-
exieplion that the Cioi.missiun was tu be
cnl bv llie .-euali" then lore every
membi r ot the Ui.i ed Mates Senate bad di
vuried this qipsiiuti Irmn the slime ul par
ty p lilies, and this d vuro." I couple wmil I
nev r rniriri iit. A n p'lniicaii ?enatur
sain I rial me man r.'n i w mm try iu Urni
tit" question itilu polities aguiti was a ilwu.i
gi.gue.
niitor i'.aluu coniinucil: ' uur ueiaiblt-
e in friends, alter the e ii-anguiuid shirt was
burie I anil it is burieil i.tpplaii-el alter
the Alricim nits driv-.li outot tho lenie I
mil he is driven nut in tin! la-t lour weeks
f the canva-s have lugged tins pieal econo
mic question into politics. t.et us sce
whether they are honest. Let us see who
petitioned fur this bill. 1 say tlmt all the
grial indutrie- ol the country petiliuiied
lor thai bill, line pelilion alone, eman.i
ting troni ix "ew i.ngianu Mates, was
sigutil by hundreds of men I don't know
how niai'V. i here were men who maim-
laeliired 1..1UO tltlO bales ut cotton. lliev
gave employment to .Itlii.iluo hinds. They
cmptoyni ?.Hio, "110,1100 ui citpnai, nun itu
1; .jiitJ.iji'il pipple, inat wasoue petition.
Now I beg to ak wheihcr llie-e men who
se.tt in that petition know In st wliattbt-y
want betu r than some winpper nuppcr
who come.-here anil untlerlakes tu tell )uti
what thiy want ? As Jt tlVrsim said : 'No
man can iugiie lhat the sun shines, ; there is
no ruom for argument.' There is no room
lor argument whether me so men wtio manu
facture l.oUU.lKW bales ol cotton a year know
wital thev nan', or -01110 man like Jtnl-on
Kilpa'ri'k knows. Uo talks about toe
tarill'! He knows no more about it than I
know ab iut llebnw. .
"1 s.iv th.it s the end nt the argument. I
iniirht as well sit down and givu way to iny
illsiingui-bed Irienil from Miiiyland who is
to tollow. lint I will sty tins : i-.very iron
man in the country petitioned for that bill
livery iron muster In every Mate politluin il
lor this bill. Nearly all the woolen up 11
and all the sheep growers the third pur
Item ol iigtlcultiiral products in tins country
all petitionee! tor this Hill. they sent
their delegations to Washington, to u-e a
newspaper word, for the purpose of inter
rieuimr Iho aullior of the bill. He was
gj.pl to bo interviewed. Many of them runic
there opposed to tlie mil tucau-e its author
had the reputation of being a revenue tarill
man, Hut they every one went home, and
every industrial journal iu this land went in
to the advocacy 01 tins on.;ni tuea-ure
Therefore I say lhat the entire Sennte.so lor
lis it could, took this que-tlon out of politics
Ami all tho vuriid Inteiests of the cuutry
have done llie same thing. Yet i m' of lip in
aie noiv trviiu tu lug 1. back. Mm won
signed ti e pelilion upon lheexprtssgtoui.il
that they desired to go oul ot politics are
in w uudeitakiug 10 buildoz-j their operatives
Mr. llaivbyul my city, tlie other night,
ibu bad ju-t returned IV' tn Lurope, and
hardly got his sen legs oil, went I11 1 ire a
meeting of a thousand workingmin empluy
ed in making sewing machines at llridg
port, and told them that if Hancock was 1 1
ccted nnd the Demacratic party came into
pocr, thev would bavo no work; thu their
shops would close at.d their wives anil chil
drill wou'd be scut to the poor house. Yet
Hint man had just come from Kurope, uiul he
knew Hull mere was 1101 a single ctiy "it ine
Continent ol l.uropeot the size ot llrldge
port that did n it have its Wheeler A Wilson
sewing machine agent. He knew thai the
American sen lug machine bad driven the
German siwIiil- machine out u lieiniaiiy,
the Swidisb i-ewing machine out of its own
eiiuulry, the Austrian tewing machine out
ot its own 1.0 urn ry and all this has been
dune while paying a tarill' not at this end
but l ie other end ol llie line. Applause
1'ngland is tl.c only country in Kurope lhat
permits the American sewing luucliine to
come iu free. I followed .Mr. lluwleytwn
clays itltirward, ana ou the plallorm where 1
st'ole sat Mr, heeler, llie head uf the es
tnblishment thai makes the see.il 1 uiachiuo,
Laughter lie link not filghtiiicd. He had
LOtbCAicel worth u edit. Laughter, He did
DEMOCIiAf!BLOOMSBUliG, COLUMBIA C-OUNTY,
nnt think tho election ol' II mcock and Hi
gllsh would prevent the sen ling of .seeing
maeiiines to i.iirnpe. Appi lose,)
"Noiv what does tins mean It moms thai
tliis party and Us tea lers and sneaki rs will
descend to every depth m knivery in order
toctrrytho c'cctbin I wutt li n-.i pl tu
words here, that men cm i nier-tund. I -iv
hero It is wickedly knavisn, They are un
dertaking to elecclvo llio poople. It Is a
knave, a pcdlllc.il ktuvo who will s'.oon to
deceive tho people, A wise mall nnl a
stftsosnian would not deceive, himself.
"Nu.v take another Indus ry. Thy went
In New llrlltnlu, Connecticut', and toul th"
workmen there, would bo no more cutlery
mado if Hancock was elected; no mora holts
made ttono of tho thousand little Industries
of Yankee Ingenuity. Well, what Is the
truth about tral? The cutlery establish
ment at New llritnln Connecticut, has driv
en tlie F.nglish nut of Canada, It has under
sold Great Hritaln In South America. It
competes with F.tighnd in tho Kist Indian
market, and this very day tho cutlery id'
lhat New Ilrltaln Connecticut make is sold
In llirinlnhani and s-hellield right under
their very noses. Oh Indeedl They are go
ing to shut up shop, are they? Going to get
mad, he tomfools, and get mad when Han
cock is elected? (toing to make no more cut
Icry nnd send it abroad to mike money? Oh,
fellow citl.ens, it is dishonorable, it is dis
honest to tho very cure of tlieir rotten
hearts fur turn tut ilk in that way.
"Again, there is in my own city a machine)
shop one of the 1 irge-t In the world ihe
sdiop of Pratt fc Whitney. The bead of the
establishment Is a gentleman, although he. Is
n republican, lie don't undertake to hull
doze bis men. There are 700 or StJ'J of
ibeni. Hut his f.itherdues, and stockholders
do, and tell Ihe men that tb-re won't beany
work; that their "hops will shut up the
same obi story about the poor house if Han
cock is elected. Wha' Is tho fact nbout that
industry? Why this day that establishment
is executing orders for tho F.mpcror of Oer
many, for tho I'epllblic of France, sending
their wares across the Atlantic and compet
ing with and beating liritish manufacturers
in markets lo reach which the latter hive
only a littlo channel of twenty-live miles tu
cross. Shut up shop will thei? ritiswas
sp ikon with a peculiar satire and elicited a
roir of laughter.
' Again, there is Jhegre.it cotton industry
of this country. Wo are so far ahead of our
ilriti-h competitor that they are pirating
our trade marks every day, I say this be
cause, as Chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Affiirs in the r-enalc it was my dit
ty to look Into this thing. I tell this great
audience that Ivigland catriot make any of
th--" troods an 1 iut them down in London
and Liverpool for tho samepricns we make
them. S i tho Ihmli.hmen take the gummed
and tlimsy starched c itton goods and put th
trade marks of American million them to
leltideandche.it their own people." Ap-pluti-e
1
S-ena'or Haton told a :ory of how he bad
exposed the duplicity of one manufacturer
before an audience by challenging him to
deli) that he could make goods and sell them
in New York at six and a hall cents a vard
that could not be uianiifietiircd in Oreat
ll-itatn fir eiibt and a half cents a laid,
lie suel that in the face ot this exposure the
bulldozing manufacturer was as dumb as an
oy-ter. Yet thu man had b"on telling bis
workmen tint ho would have to shut up
shop if Hancock was elected, because ihe
liritish merchants would come hero and mi
der-ell him. Laughter. The man knew
lhat ho was telling a lie. As to the charge
that he was h free trader Senator Elton said:
"Mr. 1 1 aw ley said in referejee lo the lull I
have t dd you ol, in a Urge public meeting,
that this was the bill of a freetrader. Now,
Sbakt'-pe ire s us somoihing it'iout a man's
writing himself down an ass An Ameiican
whose government uwvs 52 otlii iiOO.UOii, ihe
interest upon which, together with the ex
pen-e ot the government, must !,, piid,
would ha an ass to suppose that thete can bo
any Mich thing as free trade. Tberclore, not
df-iring to enter Into competition with any
republican, I have declined to become ii
member ol any tree trade club " This alUl
ion to Garfield's membership in the Cubd-n
Club brought down the bouse. Senator
Kit in cinttniied: "They -ay b,-is only m
In norary member. We il. I never ai 1 be
was an honorable number. Lilphter.
1 Mini b" was a member, and I suppose tpv
made him nn honorary member because thev ,
thought he wasiu accord with them.' Great
Laushter.l
Senator Kiton next reviewed Gen. Gar
field's record on tlie Chinese question, and
said that that sbowid ll.e bollowne-s of his
pretence that he or bis parly bad the interest
of ihe workinimen at heart. Ho said that
Garfield bad been covered with mud by re
publicans for bis bad record, and now th'
same repnblicnis were currying and clean
intr h'nii. Laughter. He wanted to hear
Garfield deny it if he ('are, and then swear
to it as be did to Ids Credit Mohilier record.
Liugbtcrl Ho was sati-fied In m the evi
deuce that Garfield had been in favor of the
I'hinese cheap labor that had been brought
here to compete with American worl men.
S, niilnr Iv.tton deprecated the a'tempts tn
frighten American workmen, and dechired
that he bi'lieied such at tempts would tiil,
b.-eiiise the white laborer was entitli-d lo
quite a s much fteedotn as the black man.
I'enexi spoke of Grunt as "hlppidromio.f
ab ut tho country" in the interest of his
nrt" tblril
term, and in accordance with
bargain with Garfield. He was
lonkltng
certain that Mr. Cotikling had conip-llcd
(latl'p-ld to put it in writiitu, because be
Inew eiioiigh not to trust him Litighter.
Mr. Faion thou spoke of the necessity for a
change in the navigation laws.
Agents and Canvassers make from 21 to
$.10 per week selling goods for K. G. Ride
o:it cc Co., 10 Ilarclay street.N'ew York. Send
for their catalogue and terms. sep.lO.'SO-ly
Healache, Dyspepsia, Ililllousness, and
C mstipitiun ciiredat once by Dr. iltttnur'i
Hi'iilache and JJjspepsia I'M. Price 2o
cents. oct. M 1 111
(iailiehl 011 Coal anil Iran Duties.
To Ihe Editor or Tins Times
How can miners and producers of coal
and iron in Pennsylvania support and vote
for a man who has placed himself on recoid
a;aint Pennsylvania' interest? See Con
gressional proceedings March LI, 1871, when
the following joint resolution was passed by
Ihe House: "He it enacted, etc.. That
lroin and after the pa-sage of this joint reso
lution no tax or duty shall be levied or col-
tcted on foreign coal." . During the debate
of thu above bill, March 10, 1871, James A.
infield said : "liut I desire to ask gentle
men whether, considering tho odium that
the whole tarill' has tobearin consequence
of this duty on coal, they think it wise to
perpetuate this tax, which is nt so little val
ue, either to the country or tho Treasury,
think it unwise to continue this duty on coal
and I sm therefore in favor of Its repeal." Uy
this act LtiglUh coal is now selling in New
York city lor f I. Co per ton, delivered, and
Pennsylvania coal at $5.(50 per ton.delivercd
Thus, through the cil'irts of James A, Oar
field reducing the tarilf 011 foreign coals, to
gether with the cheap labor employed in
foreign lands, Lnglish coal undersells Penn
sylvania coal one dollar per ton in our mar
kets. Refer to CW 7caii Ji)rHi(f,pulilisbod
weekly In New York city, for these facts.
Act ol June U, IS72, James A, Garfield ad
voeated and had pis-ed to reduce the tariff
on foreign iron and steel ten er cent. It
reduced the duty on bar iron i'i.SG per ton;
on railroad iron, tl. HI per Innjon sheet
irou, from number 'M to 23, i'i 37
per ton, 011 pig iron, 70 cents per ton:
on steel valued at J 1 cents per pound, re
duced to Jlo.30 per ton. It will not sur
prise Ptnusylvanittiis, alter reading the
above record ol .lames A, Garfield ou coil
and iron, to learn why, in 187!!, not one
year after the pa-sogo of said hill, the fires
in uearly all of our large furnaces iu the
State were being rapidly put out by the
pnprletors.and which caused to many of our
honest laboring men, through -scarcity of
woik, to become tramps.
I'iil!..ur.t.riiu, October 25, 1SS0. D.
I, allies, ami all wlin If ml tetlentarv lives.
klioultl line Dr. Mtttaur'i Jltailarlit and Dy
fieptia J1IU. Vi ice 25 cents. Vut tale, at
all drug ttore.4. cct. 10-1 m
inwrnilmwiin An
All limilnalde Article.
The reiol, is ul ilie.lu'n b ive n i doubt
, seen llm inlvi rtisoirient ut lily's l 'ream Hiltu
In another i-nluinu. A n al lele Ilk' 'I'reani
i Ilsloi' bis long lie n lle-iml. il ! 'hit il is
within ho n a di ! MillVr -i" fr- in ',imtili,hay
fever, enj , tin ro is evi ly t, n-ou I i Imllei "'
they will make tho iicm1 ul II. Dr. W. li.
Iluckmau, W. V. Ilanttiian, druggist, ami
other Hutotilans hnvo given Hit trial, and
recommend II In this highest lerms 7,'ihoh
I'll,, tjili Anjm, Oct, 7, 1ST!).
We hare sold many gross; of ll'y's Cream
Halm, and are giHtifieil tu hear "from our
customers the nio-t llittpring reports nod be
lieve i' Is an article of real merit. Smith,
Klinotfe Co. , wholesale druggl'ls, Philadel
phia, P.i,
(iarfielil Mill not Answer.
A representative of tho National Press
A-s iciatlon waited on General Oilfield iitnl
Mlbmiit-d to him. In the name ol the aso
elation, these brief but Interesting conun
drums. 'Why. In IStSI, did you vole lo reduce
tho duty on railroad Iron Ironi eighty to six
ty cents pc r hundred?"
"Will yon explain tho follow ing extract
front a speeih delivered by yon In lMIt), and
published in Tins Congressional llecord of
the same year? 'I am willing, as a com
promise, tu favor the reiluillon nn railroad
Iron, I think we should also reduce the
ptopncd duty on salt, and have no doubt
in several other particulars no should re
duce the rate of duly."
"In l-o'(i you said, in answer to a speech
delivered by Thaibleus St'-vens: 'Agiinst
tin) abstract doctrine of free trade, as such,
Very little can bo said. Asa theory It has
much to commend it. It can never be ap
plied to values except in time ot peace."
"During n dtbete in Congress in 1870
you are credited with saying : 'Nor will it
bed, nied that a largo majority of the great
thinkers of the day ar- leaning in tho di
rection ol what Is cilled free trade, and
lunch can be said In its favor."
"In ih72 you voted 'yes' nn a bill In
which it was "proposed, on and after August
1st, lo in ike a reb llo often per cent of all
duties on wool, iron and steel, and every
thing of like composition except cotton ina
chit.ery." "What have you to say to a pamphlet cir
ctilatid in .Maine, in which it isstatcdth.it
in lsf'J ('ongre-sin n Lynch introduced a
bill, which you uppnrtd, instructing the
Secretary ol the Treasury lo pay a rebate,
equal to the duties collected, eri nuts, holts
and other art teles which enter Into the coin
posii'uui of ships and other buildings '""
"Are vou a member "f the Cub Jen Free
Tri'd Club, of Hnubitid ''''
AndG-neial Garfield said: "I refuse to
say anything! at all."
Why did Gfin ral Garfield refuse to say
nnytlnng at all ? He could bavo mule Ins
replies brief, and nnytbinp bo might have
slid would hale been a great improvement
on nothing He preferred lo dodce as be
his ih no before and there the ugly ques
tions stand w illu nt a word of explanation
erdiit'u trim (ioierai Garfield. He is a
coward.
Business Notices
A wry fine ussortnient of Ladies' Coats,
all nicely'innd" and trimmed in Silk, Satin
and Velvet of the latest styles an I fi-hion
f ir sale by Silas Young, Light Street, just
got in front theeitv manufacturers in prices
from $1 no, SJ .10, '.1 .10, id ,10, S7 "'0,
jS .10. t'.l (10, jlO SO, f 12 ,10, f 1.1 00, jit! .10
to 18 f)0. i ct. l-.'iitl
Silk Fringes Orn intents fir eoits, Sc
Siiks tor TiiintiPiig.lllas or Straight in Pro
c ides or Plains Clarl i'c Sun,
PUBLIC IMPUOVLMi;Nr HUIHNG
FAIR
All parties inlcre-tnl iu buying growl,
cheap .nul CASH ION A I'.LL CLOTHING
would find it to their intere-t to call at the
old reliable Clothing Stor-f ot
Dai id Lowcnberg's.
The very highest market price paid for
nice dried Pitted Cherries, Dried Kispoer
ries and Dried llbickberrie s. Ilring them
from llienoith, south, east and we-t by the
pound, -ack.
bag, one aril two horse load to
btlas Young,
Light Mreel. net. I-'Jui
Large variety ef Dres. Goods from
cents per yard and up at Clark A: Mm's
Ktireka ! Kurt-kail Kunka!!!
The place to buy a good cheap Winter
Coal or Full of Clothe is at
David Lowenberi'.
Roots and -dmes cheap at McKinne?'-.
1101 FoTTa HAT.
Ju-t, re cell ed all the hiti-t and mo.-t Nob
by Styles ef Hats for men and boys at
David Lowcnberg's.
Prints, Muslins Canton and Woolen
F. anne's ,n Clark A Son.
Harriet A. New),irk, of Salem, says; 1 was
cureil ol teller in 111 v band by three applica
tions uf Camphor Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores by 11-ing il. It
cured my -on ol n sprained ankle. Price 2.1
cents. Sold by C. A, Klcini, liloonnburg
npril 1G, 'SO.ly
You can buy the Columella Zephyr Ger
maiilow 11. which is lull weight and the be-t
ol all at 12 cents per ounce, only at (.lark it
son s.
l're-ttv Suits for children. Ulsters for littlo
bo) a, new, nice, and neat, call and seethe
tall st) les at
David Lowcnberg's.
Ladies' underwear Clark fc Sod.
Jlubbcrs at .Mi'iviiuii'y'H.
lliislipil C'.isli l'riu-priiil for l.tWIOooil
I'm, l.iveVBAIs tI.Vr.S llii- I 'all timl
Winter. Vmi run lirmir iIipi.i ricK nlniiir
now on Monil'iy, '1' nesilny mill Wc.ilm--.il ay ul'
ciicli iitnl every week tills rml Hint inter.
lirinu in yiiur KOnil t:i t ralves now anil itet
yjur cnli for tlietn. lliing tlietn from the
nortli, soiitli tn-t unit we-'.. I.ft lliein oonip
ri(,'lit nl.mt; now lo .Silat Young, Light
riireet. oct, 1 -4 m
Admission free il McKinneyV.
Over nitty five l.vlieV Dolman ami OoaU
at the lowest cull priees at OlarW & S m's.
Cash luy-i iloivn to lianl juit at Clark ,V
Sou a. o oiileri tukrn.
Iliiutlful Uls'eri,
riiliinnablo Overcoats,
Xobby Kail Siilt-t,
Is'jivf st prices at
lUvid IjivcnberRV,
You cm buy OlaKonal antl plain l'javcr
t'luili ut Ulart ic s-'on.
Hoot headquarter-! at McKltmey's.
1,000 -'omuls nice Until rai'bt rrie-", 1,000
I'oiimls tilceilrii ilpitiicl clierriti wanliil lliis
(all by bilrs Yi.uij;, Light e'lrtttjur 2'Gn'
Call at McKinney's tor Shoos.
H-celvecl this ilaj a full lino of hand knit
Caps, liojds, Coats, t.ej,'!;ii'(-i, CUrk ic
hi.
Hon. OeoriiB X, (Jnrnon. Norrlstown. s'iv
The l'luiiiiix l'tctoral Is iudiM iieable in uiy
itimiiy. u acis iikp n enariii in riirlnjr
coughs and colds w ith the i hllilren.anil 1
always use it when aildressin'.' a jury. I'rice
-o cenis. u. s. Kieiin,iiiiionisuur-. aprlti-ly
Itlist'l Kl) FliUM HEATH.
Tho follow lni? ftlutrmpnt of U'llllitm.i r.,.i,i,...
ul miiihtmIIi-. Jl.ia.. I mi mnurkaUlo UiuIhoIhi:
10 ask for It the utleotloii of our rtui, ru n.. .....
111 the full of IsTO Mhui 1 wasiukiu ltli a Vloli ia
in,-i-itlni,' of Iho I unusfolloneilhy a wivnirouiru,
I aoim boirau to losu lay iiiijkIIio nml iKh. i was
wi s flmuo 111" ililil 1 Ibum not II at f 1111 U-ll
In llm suuimiT oflsIT I wni, uilmillia to iliiiiiti
lliifliltul. VMillo tht-ielherloctois huM l hrnl u hot,-
In my left lunir iih l.lu us a halt Hollar. I rxt-viiik-il
a it.,itu,i-u uuiiuiiii uin.iur-1 HUH llll'llll'ltlfH.
I wuu hu far L-ono at ono uinn a rt-otri went nmun.i i
';'...' .'."IV ' 'I" nui H HUTU It' ll liibUf
IHC WM. IIaU.S ll.MhM FUH TIIK 'l mis
1 1 ehiol at lay Iilfmla, ihliiMii; Hiat ia iascnlh
Hit jrabli-, hut 1 pit a tuinu lu Mtuti thi la. win u
10 iny -.urprii mil unil incut Ion. 1 imatm-in ,., tu
fivl twill r. My liom, ouio ih'iul, Ix-ijiin 10 nlve.at,il
to-tlay I !! la Utti r spirits than I Iwio lur llirco
fVtlt a,
I writ tlit-i lioptntr ii.ti will imuisii it Koih.u iv
t ry I'll'- nllllc'l'U with i lota-ld Iuul-s will I., n.m i
toUk.' nr Win Hull's liulsuin fur tin- I.iiiil's ui U
IwrohVlnn-il lhat I ..Nsl Mll IHN I AN llhl'l IIKll
I have taken two bolt is aud can isjsltlwiv suy lhat
It has iloue morn irooU limn all the other initllclnra
tnustenilrclydlsupptureU and I ihallaoou bosblo
I UI.O wril SIUWI UIV Bll kUt'SS. M" OOUlTll Ua.H Ul
to tro to wort., isoid by arui-Bista. Take Win. Hull's
UkJin oiiH-llewaxcotcouLtwiUU, ocunjoow
I)r. W, II Hon ,'tik"s ihisine hod ol inform
ing hs p ddiotba be i s eqo p .ed his Dental
Ron its with in iny i f II e Lni I ipr I' entents.
; Tie h I's ruled W iho r Pain by tl - use of
G- nnd t, , of b ,rg hen n 'lie, t,. ', are
ins r ed, pr I ' 'i
'Wai.ni'tI.kakIUim ttBsroarH' u enlir. Iv illtTer-
ent fioin all ot Mors. It lsnsrtar ns water, anil as
its name intte lies, ts atper'eet Veireiable Itatr lie-slnn-r
aiul Ones tsr,l In iiny in tinier itrtVct the lieattti
witlen Muipii'tr. sunrM tait ami Nitrate ol dllver
'n-i tun iiiun nitve iiuiki. ii nul iiniii-uiii'i'ij lire
he he ul t orn all Inn, Hurt Itestore urar llalr to lis
iiuiiir.it ei'tof, anil t'ruill'e a new growth evhere It
tins fallen on. II wlllehinge Uihtor f.uleil hair tn
a f-w rt us to als'atiuful gl-issy brown. Kiery IkiI
t !- Is nurrnuteil. Ask your ilruirglst for It. Pur
sale at Mktih linns., ll'oumsMirir, pa. 'mill, Ktlne
.te o., Pliiliileiptila, ami lla.lA Ituckelt. New Yolk,
IVIuili -tale Agents. oet IJ, so-tt
HOW TO
sjET almost
Everything.
Do you know how to get
in the easiest way and to best
advantage what you want for
tlrcss and house-furnishing?
Firr," how: Write for a
catalogue ; see what you can
learn from it about the things
you want. If samples can he
useful to you, ask for them
nnd state your wants so
plainly that exactly the right
sampler, can be sent.
Second, where : The place
where goods are kept in the
greatest variety ; where they
are sold for what they really
are in respect to quality ;
where prices are lowest ;
where most care is taken
to serve customers accept
ably ; and where you have
tlie right to tvtunt whatever
is not satisfactory.
There no matter where
you are if you make your
want:; known and avail your
self of your privileges, you
will get the best things in
the best way, promptly and
without trouble or risk;
r.omctim:"! by mail, some
times by express, almost
always at less cost for car
riage than the money you
save in the price.
John Wanamakcr,
Philadelphia, Pa,
CLchltiut, ThlrU'diLh, MtirkUaml Junlj-er.
I-IEU
onrsfivt-s hy in 1K111 iiiuiu'.v
u urn 11 pjw euaiH'o in or
ii'iiii. iiit-ri'MV aiviuski-i-iiiii!J
iiitvi-itj irum jourtiuur. Tiw-c
uli- tin nsttikc .ilv.u.t.ijjt .f ilio ifiwil i lunct s for
in K 1 ti lt im-it'-v tint aic otJi-t. u, p-tii r.ilh h ruin"
w it in . wtiil" th'.-..' wh't tiei nnt imnriA iurli
li u i-i 1 1 tn in 111 pt'erii. want lutuv woim-n,
ttitl ehlH tu work tor u-t rl-rhi la their own n-
r ilil- . 1 lie tuiicvs will pi i-mrr than t-in t hum
or iln.irv w.tc f vi v Miir.-.!i tin cr1iiMi mi tilt atiU
11 tl ih it win ii'-c I. tn-r. No or. 11 wl.o t'niruircs tulN lo
iu.iUr imnti' ir r-ipuiy. u cm uVvotu ymir
w u 1 inn- lo tic wink or nnl juiir hpiiii- momi-iiis.
1 '111 1 1! I urilliLl 1 Ml l 111 11 MllU 11 IHTtiril M' I IT,
Aililri'h.sMissos.v.l'o., l'ortltUid, SLilnt.'. oct.l5'stiy
U!:
iiku: u;rnr;i.
111 h li-t iitthpi'nniinlsMon'r (itil n Moml.iy
Non-mhcr 1st, issii, a lirlti;t' to li'if ctcil out n-.h-
li.tri r known as west uil Lrlilco. i,var f.uia now
ow ut'il ny r loun ' int-r in nsnini't rcc k town
shit). To ix' ti oniit'ii iirnco enorni tiruitri
ft-( t Ioiil 'ft ti't-t will", iitmtmet.ts to lu ri'Pttlrn
lv roiitiactor, so as to admit ot skowlock 8 feet
tiom tup of wall pi itt.
l'l ins Aii'l ij-Litlt;Uloa3 (-'in be burn atllio Com
Illl..-,ft)llf'l's' (rll.CO
M'KI'IIKN rniin.l I'ommtssloiiera
a. it. iiuuitiMj, ) or
I'll. liieiuitT. ) coliimhUCo,
commissioners ulU'U lUoomsbuitr uct. jrto-'iw
A
Ilk UVrrk.KOP T1IK A-tflNE K STATE 0FWILUA1I
It A 11.
Tln'.inlersl'rnrrt nndlior aproli.trd by the court
or i ui. iimm rv.is r ( niumoi.i ruunii. un rxct-o
tintis to thu m ruiini of W. II .Utoit, usiltjin'L' or
Wt llHta lunp. will sit at lilsolll.-e In lllu jinsbur-f on
Stituidn, .Novuni-rr 'i'li, lsn, at two oVloik in
th" iiticriiuon or sild nav lur hi iuri.M' of his up
tolntm'n', at which time ml plan- all persons lu-
iL'ieaittt may auriiu u mry imiti; propt r
K. It. IKEl.KIt,
oct. 2i, 'S0-4W Auditor.
JXKCUTOIl'.S NUl'ICK.
1.STATK OS KrilOU'll Stll'lUN, IIFCBISKD.
Ij-ttrrs ti'htnmeiiiury on the estate of nudnlph
ShuiiLiu. I ite i't M ln lowiiMiln, Ciiliimblfl cuuuty
ili-ceii-il, linle liei n (.'ranti'il b llie Ut''ls,ter nr sulil
coiiniy to the m ih r.-tffiieit exiviiiorsi. All ier
hotiH li.iiln'- claims ui-aiti-t iheestuie are reqiifhteil
lo presuii lliein lur ki tiliintiit anil those Indebted
IO Ill-lkf pj-Ilieill -M1I1IH.I I'l-l.lY.
KIIANK1.IN MU M N
J. K.LU.MiKMIbllliCU,
Kxecutors,
oo:. 2 ', ' t-i ' Malm Hie, l a.
UDlTOlt'S NOTICb,
hTATKOK JAME3 HAUHY, DECEA.F.P.
The undi nlned Auditor appointed with the con
si'itt of piuiei tn tnteresi, bv the ornliana'
Court f Columbia count to niakedlstrlbutlon of
the balanei otitic funds in the lunger (.'llutoii
Kill-., iiilmliiltiialor, as p.-r aoeouut tll'-d, lo and
anion-; the par lea eiitllKd tht-ieto, wilt nuet the
parlies Interested at his olih-o In Itaiomsbur on
Friday, Noeniber ll, 1-ni, nt ten o'clock lu tin
foii'imon of hald da tu perform thu duties of his
nppoliitm-ni when itral wheio nil r.ersons interest
ed aie ieipn sted to prehetit thelrcUlma lo said fund
or be f.nvvcr deuarred from comlnc in forafehare
of auld fund,
11 UO. E. KLWKI.L,
oet. , 'wi-tw Aiulltor,
K
UDI'tulfri .NOriCK.
M1IIA COUNTY, hS.
moil & the records and proceedlntr-H of tho Court
of Common rieus la and fur suld couuty, 11 U later
ull.i thus contulneil.
In llie tu liter of the eventlon! totjie account of
j. .11. Mniia. A-isii-nee ut i. joint una n. r. .lonn.
on niotion ot II. l .rr, c. tl. liarkley appointed
Auditor ou said exception:.
llTTIlKCOCKT.
In uursu'itice of the aboo anDOlnlment tho un-
l--rsizned will meet tho ourtles Interested at nts of-
lleolii niuoiabur on bulurduy, "November 13, tsso,
ut tl u'clu.'k u, iu.
U. U. ll.Ulkl.M,
oct. 15, 'o.iw Auditor.
UDlTOlt'S .NOIUCK.
tsriTE or istuu vkiukii heckasio.
The uml-rslirned audlUir aroulnted wlih Iho con-
seni of parties In Interest, bv the urpliuns Court
ur coiumt'l.i euiint) to ituku di-.trlumion of thu bul
unee uf llie fuiidi In the hands of Ihe udinlulstrulors
of Ih i esUllo ut I uUh Vender, deceased, us shown
ov in ir ami tutu puiu.ii ueeouni, to anil ainont;
Ihe pjllleaenlllliilllicrelo, mil Ml ul hlsollleeln
the tuwn uf liloumsbunr. ou saturdiy. November
liih is-ii. ui in oeiocKin lneiorenoonto l-erfonn
ihed'illesuf hu ui'iHiiniment. All H-rsons ImMiilt
clu mi airulnst s.iid i-slulu wltlupieuruiul present
tin ui ut lli.it lime, or be tureur debarred Irum re
cell luir any ut suld fund.
MCU, t.. 1.L.M l.l.l
oi 1, 7 VMw Auditor.
UDITOU'S XOTICK.
st ue of l'enns 1 anl.i, Columbia county, s.
uiiiiii; ine lecurus uuii pro. ei-umi-s ur llie Itr
pluns t'ourl lnand fur said cuuutyluur altultls
ttiiia coniiilned.
Iu re estuto ot ilotloeb CUDther, deceused.
And now sepumtH-r 18, lssu, on motion of W, II.
Ilhuwn, UuIm-i t liucklnuhum Is apilnled Auditor
ou exceptions touceounl.
11V THE L'Ol'KT.
Certltleo from the record?, this twontletUday of m-iw
Ueibir, lssu.
WM KltlCKIIAl'.M,
(J. M.IJIICK, I'lerkO. (.'.
Hepuly.
In rnrbituhce urtheiilioe appointment, the un
rtersliineil will meet Iho poiiKs iiiteristiilat hlsot
Itee lu Hluonisbuiir ou t-uiuidu thelU'th dayofiie-
ioIht, A. II,, lsso, belwctn ihe hours of lu a. m. and
i p.m.
IS. lSlTKlNilIIAM,'
ijc(. 1,'so-iw Auditor,
SIO!
ouini furnlsheit free, with full luktriic.
nuns iui eunuucilUL' t i- luuM pruntuble
liuslness tlml uliy one can ibg-,ik,ro In.
'llie business Is so eas tu leuru. iiuiluur
iusiiiu tiuusuiu susuuiiie uuu piuin, inal un one
e m m ik- treat pr tlis fruin ihu en Hurl. ,Num,e
can I ill who Is w lllli. i; to wrk. Wiineu ure assue
i , sful us men. i'.o and k'lrlsean euru lars'e sums.
Man hale Iliads st the business our one huiuinil
deli.ns lu a simile week. Noihlnclike it eii r linen u
tKf'iie. All who eiik-aire aresurprlsid uttheeaae
and rupldllv with whlih thev ur., ui.i..
luuney, Vou can euk'is'e In this business ilurlnir
jour spare tliaeatiir at (iron t Vou Uo nut hale to
lni stvapliallu It, We lake ull Ihe risk, Ihoscwho
ne.'d ready money, should write to us at once, AH
furnished (iw. Address 'Jkv sS Co., AUi!ustu,M lUuo
jA.
O. 33. ROBBHSTS,
(suoosanon. to s. w. iioddins,) dhaier in
riiic llrniiilO'N, " IiIkKIcx, CjIiin,
fliinll) on
I'MMIItTi:!) ALUS AXII rnitTKHS
yinidlortls tlirotit;' out tlie county
call ttntl examine my sti.ck before
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Main Street, 2nd Door below Iron.
July &;'tii-ij
C. C. GALIGNAN,
Plumber, Gan Fitter, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
' ANU IIEALKK IN
STOVES, HEATBHS BANGES,
BLOOIHSBURG, PA.
Shop in 0)ern House, Oth door
KNKItA 1 KI.IXTIO.V
I'KUl. 1.A.MA1 IU..
t. rzt. ii. i:st. itiirii Micritr of ro.
tiiiahlii i-iunt. Ctiinitiiiiiuiiitili or t Yini-) lr. tiin, ti.i
lien h lllilki-KlKiM li tillil jtikIiiIiii 1,. tli-1 '.il.illll, 1
,-elnrH or l'oliiinl,l.t eoiliiti 1h.it a L-etn r.il e t-ittoli
11 111 be lield on
Tuesday, November 2d, 1880.
(li-itiir llie Tm-Mlay next rutloisliiir the llrst Monday
of iiild tmiiilli f',r the piirp' -i ut 1 1, tl.ii' the h;
t nil (prions hf ri-lnalter tiameil, liwtt:
THpntv.t.lno i cr-irna ri r rhrtim for I'rpslilrr.t
and viee I'lentdi-iil U Iho tnil.it Males trim the
Mate of 1 eliLh'Uanlii,
one person for Aullt'T iieiieral or Tenni'lvaiila
One net-noil for Jh'l" Lf the sa:,rtnie fourt of
l'ei,iiHlatja.
(ine pirioii ler Mr mlr ct ConirreM for the 11th
(.'oiiKtesslonal lihirlct.
One i-er.nn forMatesenAtorfortlietwentv-fourth
Senatorial lilstilet. ilotlll aeancv eau.ed bv the
death of lieo. Il, Jackson )
Tiioperaons for member ottlii I"gl.liture from
Columbia eounty.
one periwn tor HUttlct Attorney for Columbia
county.
one person for County Mirvi j or of Columbia coun
ty.
T flNn lifrrshv tual I nri n and olin ncil tft tli it I tin
rl ice? of holiiiiitr the fifor-'n-iiii cl-cllon In the -t-vi r-
ul wanW. t-orimirli, dUt'-n,tHanfJ ttntnMilpa wiihlu
mr luuuiv ui i oiniuuM nit as ioiiowh, w:
Ilavcr townshtn. nt nuhllc lunn nf .Trwonli
II. Mium.ui.
IlesK, m tin.' town ui lii'iit-in.
IlnM Itloom, ut the Court Ilouso, In lil(H-mMnirvr.
West Itluum, ut th" ( ourl Iloust', in IHwiinhbtu .
Itiin.uifti ff lii rwli k. .it Iho tnnu nf V. .1. Kr.nn.
In tin liirouj;ti ot lUTUli-k,
ItorouL--Hor Ccntrnlla. nt the ruMlc house of Wil
thun Pi in r.
lirl.ircrcck ttinushln. ut tho nubile m1ixI houw
near i:Minsllle.
("tit.ih.i townsMn. at the nubile housi' of (L I.
lvot-i,iibauil.'r v Co., In the town ot Cutuwl-wu.
Outre tmvnMiln. at tho school house near Infav-
ette creiy's.
N'orlli fonvntrhatn DNtrlot. nt tho sehool hoiii
neur tho colliery of John Amlerbon A; L'o.
south roiiMichim DUtrlct. at Iho house of Mrs.
Thntimt Monroe.
riihlnL'tTt'i k townshln. ut the school house near
t II. White's.
I'ranMIn township, at the Uiwrence sehool house,
lireeuwooil township, nt the house of L. 1).
Pat ton.
IleiiiltM k township, nt the nubile hou-ie of thus. IL
IMettiTli'h, In the town of Jiurk Mom.
.TackMon township, nt the house of Kzeklel role.
Ieut townhln. at tho nubile house of D.inlei
Knoir, lu Numeill.t.
Mllllln townhtn. nt the nubile house of Aaron
liens In the townof MliUluvlllt.
M .n 11 son townlitn. nttho nubile whool houe In
Jcr.sejtow n.
"Mt. Plciw-ant township, at the Inmso of II. W.
Meinek.
Montour townshln. at tho nubile house of Heuben
li.iucti, nt UuiM-rt.
Main towiiship. at the public hous-o of Jt-remlah K
j-uiii. it in-1 Kt'i ,
Ponrliiircreek townsbln. nt the house of Samiifl
tinier.
fir.intre tounshin. nt tho nubile house of K.
rt.-.hijit In )rnnKeUle,
Pin1 town,hlP. nt the Centre School Hoii'-e. l.o
llvil b mule of the rltl7ens of satil township.
railonf township, at the houe uf Normm cole.
st scott nt the nubile huu&e of ,If hn Kil.roth in
i.i.'ii' Mieei,
I iit Mutt tow n.vbln, at the nubile houhd of Jacob
.Miner, in rhjpy.
At nil HertlntiS hereafter hthl under the laws of
lliiHCoiniiii'iiwt ami. ihe eieriion jH-u-iMiall ieoi
i iu e t n i'h k iu i ne lor iioiiii. nini Mian i-on-
tinth- until wunour iiik rruniion or in nurtnm-nt
until si-fii oth n't. In the uu-nlni; when the noils
notici; is iii:ui:uy ciivi;x,
That eerv mrson exeeptliiL .Tullcesof the Peace
and AhU-rinen, Notaries Public and Persons in the
inllltla verMce or the Mate, who Mull hold or Mull
v in n two nionins uaa nvui anv c "i-e or amm nt.
inent of preilt or trust under the I'r'i-d tiU -..or of
thu Mate, and cli or eornorated dlstrlL-t. wh''th.ru
foumiN'-lonetl otllcer or utherw-i a Miboidlnate
onieerorncentwho Is or shall be cinplojed under
the U'KMature. i:eeutle or .Iudlclar lepartnu'iit
of this Mat i'. or of any clti or of an tiiCorniiaied
district, nud also, that eu-ry ineinlKT of i undress
and of the Mate Iseslslalure, and of the select or
cuiunion eouiie i t,x nn city, or eommi-Nsioiiersor anv
lneorporati'il Ulriru-t.are m law lhcaiuble of ho dine
ori-MTilsliiif at tlies-une time the oitlee ornppolnt
mcni of .ludire. InsrH'ftor or Clerk of anv rleetionuf
this Commonwealth, nn I tliat no InsjK'Ctiir, .ludife or
oineroiucerni siicn eieLuuii biiau ue eligible to ue
ilit'ii tiiftl for.
The Inspectors and .Tude of the elections shall
meet at the resrctie plates appointed tor holding
Ihc elet tlnn In the dlstrld to which thej respectively
beliuiL'. tiif.ne seiien u'( lock In tho month n-. unit
each of saM Inspei tors sluill apjiolnt one clerk, who
h nan if a i uauueii uier or suen (Usiiiet.
'Ibe iiualllleil uters uf the several districts tn
this ioiini ui mi eencrai. town-hn iHtr
ouich and spci d elections, are iiin b herenrttr
iiuilioil-ed and requlri-o to ..t- hy xu-Wi ts print d or
wnn n, it pani pruueu una pttrii; wntieii, strr-
tui j lassmeu us lonuws : line u ki i f-n.ui 4-mhruc
the names of nil .Indies of Courts otid for, and
LiDeneii. ouisiue. Miiairian : T one ULket shall em.
brnei'tlie names of nil the Mate oitlcers wiled for
and to be labelled "Mate;"une ticket shall embrace
the names or uu county onicers oted Tor. tncludlDL
the oliHe of st-nntor, nnd Meml-ors of As
Heiahl, If voted for, and members of congress, if
uied for, and be lultelled "County ;" one ticket shall
embrace the names of nil lownshlponict m otedfor,
and In latelled Townshlp ;" ono ticket shall em
nraee the names of nil borough onicers Noted Tor, nnd
be labelled "Uorounh."
And ewii class shall bo deposited In separato bal
lot boxes.
UZAL. II. LST.
Mierlirsonice, lUoomsburff, hhertrr,
octo. , 'so-tt
CDITOH'S NOTICE,
In the matter of tho eStatoof EUshu shultz, de
ceased. Tho unilerslL'iicil
Audllor anpolntoil by tho Or-
phatis' rotirt fur thecuunlv
tv of I'oluiahU to injko
itlNtrihtitlon of Ihi- -unit In tin' hanls.of the ailmlnU-
inuoroi H'liu iit-cfiieut lo nun uinoiif; I no p-irtlt-s l-n-tltli-il
thereto, hl-uliy 1,'Ues notlee thai he Hill sit
lii ihe iil-eharee ot fie ilatlea of his nnnuintraent
at his i nice In liloomsbiirir upon Tuesiln. the lf.th
Ui of ,NuvemlT. A li., i-.su at ten o'clock In the
torenoon or s.iiii da ul whi.-h time and place all ts-r-suns
Inleresteil In snM fund are reinilrod lo attend
or be loreu r dvbured from any slmro of the sumo.
l'ALI. U. Will I.
oct. 15, 'simiv Auditor,
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
Of VALl'Alll.r.
REAL ESTATE 1
Pursuant to un order ot tho Orphans' Court of Co
lumbia cimnty, I'ennsyivanla, will bn sold at public
sale on the premises In tho township of Ceutro lu
said county on
Friday, November 12th, 1SS0, !
nt 'i o'clock p. lu., the fullow Inn described HEAL KS- I
TATK, late of Andrew dingles deceased, to-wlt: I
Iho undiMded one-half ot all that certain Lot ot
Mine Limestone or
LIMESTONE QUARRY,
situate In said Centre township, Columbia ouunty,
l'a., bounded aud described as follows: Ilis'lunlnk'
at a stone on the north side cf tho Lackawanna aud
lllauinsburi; railroad, thence by landUte rt I'htllp
Miller uoi Ui twenly-eis'lii and throe-fourths ile-
s-rcis w t st t'W'titv. llnce 's-iihcsto a stone, thence
by the same souih seeniy-fuur and three-fourths
decrees west IHe lurches to a stone, thence by
oiuer iimesiooi lot souin twcniy-elclit and three
fuurlhs dek'rees tail twenty three perches to
said '
uiika wanna and lllooinsburg rallroud, tlie me u'.uiik
tho samo norlh aeienty-four and one fourth de
creeseast He pirchts to tho place ct besuinln'r,
contulnlu-
ur, squaiu: i-kucius,
bo the s line more or less.
Kkceplluk' and reservluk imio the heirs of 1'hllln
Mlllir and loislh-usall thu limber the) may want
for fcnilnk within two ears from tho lillidayot
Nou'inber, A. H., lsta, also riserMw; the use and oc
cupation of ilia north end of suld lot us Ihe same
can bj farmed until such time or times that the
suiae shall be wauted lur quarry tag purposes, bald
101 is openeu up as a umcBtouu quarry.
Also, all that certain piece or lot of ground
situ -
ule In said Centre tow rshlp, Columbia county, pa.,
buundetl and descrlliul as follows, te-wlti Oulhe
norih Ly public road leadlnii from.lilooinsburtf to
llcrwlck, ou the east by lands ot thu heirs of I'.lliu
Thomas, dicented, on Iho soulh by land ot TUmun
Nak'le and on the west by school house lot, uontalu
Intnlnety-eUht rcrches. This la a very desirable
DUlldlhk lot.
The aboie lots wut bo sold ou the following terms
and conditions:
Tsuvnoi'Siii!. Ten peroeut or one-fourth ot Ihe
purchase money to be paid at the striking down of
Iho properly, Ihe one lourthletssthelen per tent at
llio continuation of sale and the reinutnliu; three
fourths In ono j ear thereafter Willi luterest from
continuation utst.
II. FltAKK ZAttlt,
WM.T NHl'MAN,
Aamlnlitratoni ot Abdrvw tilnglcs.
KU t, 'o-u
Itunii, mitl till hlmN ol'IVIncn :on-
himil.
IN HOTTIjKS hv the DOZKN.
will find it to their tulvtmtngo to
jmreliaping elsewhere.
aprll !3, 'M-ty
UhITUU-8 NOTICK.
Male of Pcnnaylvanla.rolumbla county, BS.
Am in t; the riconU nnd ,roceedlngT- of tho Or
nhaiis' t ourt lnand fur said county ll la inter alU
iiitix i dtitiiltieil
Inih.' ln.ittirof exceptions to the account of John
s. Mtno, executor or a. b uavis, aecenseu.
Ahiliiu" M'pU'inutr lath, l-ih on moilon of Ilcr-
vey K, smith, hsi , ihe court appoint Itobert
wuckinguam Auuuor on exceptions.
nn i its tui
Cert Uled from the rtcord tlih twenty-'nlnth day of
eptemoer, a, u.t iu.
(l. M. HI tcr, WM, KHICKIIAUM,
In nurs'iftiiee of tlmabovo flpnolntment the un
dTslued will meet the parties interested at his of
rice in IiioomsburK on itp-Klay the ninth dny of
Ntm-moer, A. jj. issii, ixtweeutnonoursoiva.nl.
and 4 p. m.
it. utvnuuiiingi,
oct. 8, VMw Auditor.
V uniToiSoi'icF;.
K3TATB OF KKBhCCA SMITH, LATH OF MADISON TOWNSnir
PKCSAitRt).
The undTsIirnel Auditor arDolnted by tho Or-
Inns' , onrt f Columbia county, lo wale- dlstrlbu-
'on or the runfii in iho nanaor conraa Kramer.
nd ml (dura tor in the said estute, will ult at his ofUco
in iiKMniishurjjou nturday, oemoer vein, issu, at.
teno'chKkln the forenoon to perform the duties of
hi Ri-prflhlment. All p-rtoDs bwvlnff claUns against
a Id state will appear and present them at that
tlhirtorbu forever debarred from reccutntr any ot
bald fund.
W. II A1IBUTT,
oct. 15, s).lw Auditor.
LXKCL'TOUS' .SALE
Ot VAI.l'AllLH
REAL ESTATE !
ily Mrtui-ot power In tho will, tho surviving exec
utors if ( liarlos II. lirniblcr, iteccasert, wilt sell at
l'ubllc is.iv ut the COl ltT llol'Si: In Uloomsburg.on
MONDAY, DKCKMIIKH G, 18S0,
nt one o'clock In the afternoon, a THACTOP TIM-
HCIt L.VNU,conlalnln;
Pour Handrad Acres,
wore or less, described and bounded 03 follows.tn-
nlt:
LMngln sugarlo.if tounslilr, Columbia county,
and bounded on the iL.st by hunt, of tho heirs of
JutoeH Huckrdeiv. ou the south by hinds of the heirs
ofWitliiin tt'M'n-.oii thy west by lands of J.K.
Cliiipln iiiiil .luuiib Huberts, and on thu north bj
hinds ot Hess and creMdlni,
TEltMi. In order to closo up the estate, th
tirms will to ono hundred dollars cash on strlklns
down the property, find the remainder tn ten days
when u deed will be delivered and possession glvon
KLIMIA II.
war,.,
JUI1.N 11. II, I'AHK.
It. IlABKIs,
wur h lng Kxecutors.
oct 15, 's'l-tS.
Auctioneer.
N
TOTICE to iii:iks.
IK THE ESTATE 01' PET Ell MICHAEL. DECEASED.
To.loseoli Vkhaei. Marv. Inttrmarrled with Wil
liam l'lutt,.Iohn Michael. fdla Michael. Intermar
ried with ilenn Moner.llaleton. I'a., 1'hoebo.lnter
marrled with Irlnh Mcf e..samuei Michael, avh
liijiton Michael anil c leen ranachll(irTi of said dy
teuneu, io-wii: .-uruu lone, tiMon. i'h., iteoecca
lteek. Intermarried with Charles Tuoranvm. Wil.
ILimsport, rn, Kllzab-'ih lieck. William Heck lat
lihitf ut I'lilladelphli. Pa., Samuel nder, cuardUn
'ad llh in or rruiiK Heck; .iosd1i liecK. Ilallv necK.
lntermirrled wilh .lolin Michael, all belnir thllaren
of bli.iheth Mb hael, now deceased Intermarried
with Mimuel Hiek. UeL-ecea Zimmerman, Henry
Zimmerman, Hln-ttown, scliuUlll county, l'a.,
iahku .iiumermin, Mizaoetn, iniermarnea wuu
U'l McAfee, all bt-lnir children of Sani't Michael, in
termarried with ihrlMlan Zimmerman, both de
ceased. TheKtiJ Hebeeea Zimmerman, Henry Zlra-
menu m and Enoch Zlmmeniun aro minors, hartuff
laiawi.iinmeiiutin, mntriown, enuyiKiu county,
i a , iur uit'ir murinmi,
ouare hereby notiried lhat la accordance with a
writ Issued out of the irpnans Court of Columbia
couty, and lo me directed. I will hold an Inquest o
rt-rtain latids -Ittnte In Mlfllln township, saldcoun
t, tletMrlU'd In said writ, to make partition of tho
s-ild preml-ies to and amonc the parties lnteref-tcd.
or ipoiiint; the whole, and If such partittou cannot
ii Hmn n inn ion can oeinane wituoui nreiuaice to
said Innest will bo held on the nremlsea In Miff
lin townsulpon
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ;iGih( 18S0,
at ten o'clock, a.m.
U. 11. OT,
ShertiT'nonicp, October 13th. sheriff.
Democratic Ticket.
IXSTKUCTIONS.
Cut into 3 tiukt'tf, Toting tickets hend
Qi "State," "Judiciary' nud -'County
BL-paratcly.
STATE:
KLKCTOUS :
KoilllHT K. 3l0NA()IIAM,
William II. riiiroitu,
John Sllvln,
Ktv,r A. I'ue,
John il. CtiiriiiiLL,
Oiu.ies l)Aij.nrr,
John iloKi-nr,
Kdwakii Wauien,
Nathan C. 3miw,
fiuour.i; Fn itMiT,
j4Ut'ts(j MfSl'-.HK'.N,
Ai.riiun J. Maktin,
AliAil (iLniNOLIi,
FlUNKLlN TrilNJtn,
l'ATHICIC J. lilKMINOUAV,
IluMtT K. Davis,
(Jeohou A. Posr,
AutUM M. HfcNTOX,
John I'. I.imon,
John S. II 11.1.1:11,
John O. Saiton,
Calvin M. Hovtbu,
Jaiius A. J. Ul'chanan,
ClIISISTorMKU .AUliKK,
Houkirr il. Uihson.
WllU.lM Ii. Dc.NI.Al-,
IIahht W. Yilson,
Sajui;l Giiiriirii,
J. Uoii Thompson.
ArniTOK GKNKHAL ;
KOIIKUT I'. DFCHKliT.
JUDICIARY:
- .
J UDG K OK Til U SUl'UEil K COURT.
GlJOltflC A. Ju-sks.
COUNTY :
l'Oll COKGUKSS.
Koni:nr IClotz.
STATU SEXATOlt.
liLt.ts J. ilcllKNitr.
UUPUUSUNTATIVUS.
T. Jfff. Vanhkuslicu,
Joskpii 15. Kmttlk.
DISTlilCT A'lTOUNUY
HoilKltT H. 1.ITTI.K.
coUsNty sunvuvon.
Samuel Nbiuaiih,