THE COLUMBIAN.
nuioMBOBa, rniDAr, m.cKJinn si, i&so
A Merry, Merry Christmas,
Tue1y was the liortnt clay of the season.
The season for shooting doer clomd on ihc
11 ires of business will bo closed on Christ
Villlamporl is to have a blcjcle rink
iN.11.
A hianineraile, at the skatlne rink, is being
Igilaled.
Slioeniaklnp: business istlull considering the
uscol year.
S. A. Wornun is lying seriously ill at his
ijnicile In Kfy.
McKinney move Into his new store on
WeJnesilay.
We nre r1J to foe that Mr. Haltier t.sycock
i, convalescent.
Jimf-s Keilly has an excellsnt assistant in
t, luirlwr shop.
1 here arc twenty candidates for court crier
in P.erk" connty.
Shenandoah's opera House will be opened
n or about the 20th.
On tba 31 si there will bo a new moon, the
fond this month.
Tin-re will bo an adjourned Court on the Mi
January, for aruumciit.
Ire that is Doing taken out now averages
uht inches in lhicknes
The "Kichanito" fed lis guest", last Sunday,
Li l'lrirint-cs anil Uuinoa hens.
The churches are finely decorated with
(fruoeand laurel for the hoKilays.
The dry weather is a boon to the logmen
H alleviates their lihor considerably.
The famous Port Hart is heard of again,
trsvelTing wun some mmi oi a nan snow.
The American Union Telegraph Company
ttm'iuit messages at very low rates to all parts
The dead nouy oi an unknown man was
f jn.l In the canal at Danville on Fiidiy last.
tears are reported more numerous in Pike
C'intv this winter than for man? seasons past,
The ltaptlsta will have a Christmas tree for
their Sunday school scholars this ovening.
Kvauiinntions were held this week at the
Sirinal School. The term closed on Wed nes-
diy
rmaqua is being depopulated. Two streets
lut lifiy residents by removals from town.
Two married sisters of Joseph Weaver, liv
' in Illinois, were visiting him about a week
ICO.
A new style bonnet may be photographed by
uuimin" a ripe tomato against a board
lince
The merchants were busy this week, the
town being full of people making their holiday
jrchases.
It is reported that lhat dread disease small
pot is making its appearanco in the lower end
it Luzerne county.
Two fair damsels of Cataw'ssa, recently
ilated from that place, to Bloom, and back.
Well done, for girls.
It is rumored that small pox has made its ap
pearance among the workmen of the North A
lVc-st Ilranch Hailroad.
In the absence of snow, sleighing carnivals
being imposssble, these beautiful evenings aro
ithghlfiil for skating parties.
Kpizooty is disappearing to a great extent,
iliat few cases remain are not of as malignant
mature as heretofore.
Kapielly approaches the day for making new
resolution's Wonder how many have kept
tho-e made last New Years
I. Kuhn has laid in about SO loads of
ice in his new ice house. The house has a ca-
city of nearly ono hundrtd loads.
Wo learn through our exchanges that the
American Union Telegraph Company intend
mining a cable across the Atlantic.
Many are complaining of ihe length of the
day?, but you don't hear the youDg folks com
plaining of the length of the nights.
I. Iward Verry.a workman at Lockar.l's car
srorWs received some severe bruises by the fill
ola wheel on him, which he was rolling across
We hope that all persons who have received
Otcments of their accounts from this office
ill settle up promptly by the first ol the New
iiar
Judge Walker, of Schuylkill conn y, held
jun for Judge Klwcll at Danville ibis week,
le being forbidden to attend by the doctor on
a. -omit of sore throat and hoarseness.
The Coialmuian for u year would make a
c-eful and acceptable New Years present.
There will be a partial eclipse of the sun on
l-e Jlsi, which can be seen without the aid of
amoked glass,
In this State there are 87 daily newspaper',
'lb weekly and 137 others, making a total of
tuiupany D of Ilervvick lins been disbanded
art Company I of Wilkeobarre taUs their
- 'ler,
Undidales fjr county cilices to be filled i.e.xi
'U are getting as thick as molasses in Janua'
t) Too soon, gentlemen!
The lit'Ie opera hat worn by theladieB is fist
iptrstdmg the derby, Holla are very becom
j, to a good looking female.
Go. Ilrown, the excellent "caterer of the
'eniral, intends serving his guests with dainty
easants and luscious venison oil Christmas
jy.
Hti licking, mirth fill 1831 hovers in ihe dim
stance, amized at the tottering ni d uged
brm of old 18S0, whose fandsof life are nearly
tuorge Uinular.il Jim Johnson, two piison-
eentenced lo the penitentiary, were convey
el thereon Thursday ol last wetk by the
Mienir.
series ol meetings will be commenced at
'he lijpiUt church. Preaching commences lo.
u-'trow evening, I'evs. Hall and lleddirg will
"' -late,
There will be services at the Episcopal
'lurch on Christmas day at half past ten
1 clock. The Sunday School exercises will oc
Jr on Monday evening.
novel feature of a firemen's fair given in
Heading, by ihe Neversinls, was a baby show
A prize was. given the child prononced the
I'Wtiest by the lady judges.
tiimuel Ilurnside, of this place, received near
'y f)ur hundred dollars pension money from
'ha Department, on Saturday last. That is only
fart of what hn expects to receive.
I'aiuts aro cheaper now than they have been
fir years, in fact within an iota of being at low
they were ever known to be. Now is the
time for dialers to lay in a good supply.
James Finkbone, charged with the murder
of his fiilier, was tried al Sunbiiry receiitly.nnd
10 'he utter aston shuient of all hero who bad
"ad the account of the killing and Ilia evidence
""the trial.was aciuitled,
Charlolle Tbtuiifon was' bwolid" to play
''ere, but for some mnknown rown the engage
ttmt ,c cnicill(d. W ope k my jet
''ve the jdetsuie of hearing litr.
persons were converted lo the faith of
tUi-i " ... "it
.... r.vangcucal Association on l-'ri-
ro on. ' Uilt" 800,1 wotlt
It Is easier for a camel to go through the eye
or a needle (ban to convince a woman with
very large feet that akating is a healthy and
graceful exercise for the fair sex.
A notion artist claims lo have painted an
"range peel on the pavement so naturally that
six fat mm slipped on it before the deception
was discovered.
The American Union Telegraph Company,
hiving put in a beautiful set of Instruments,
bavo opened up their oflice in vV. U. McKln
ticys' new building.
Dr. David Deibler had ono of the "pa.Mios
on the rail rotd" arreted, on Monday, for as
sault and battery. In dofault of bail the per
son charged wis incarcerated to aalttrial.
The Kescuo Kire company sent W. Hagcn
buch lo Heading, to represent their organisa
tion in Ihe Volunteer l'ircmens' Convention,
held at that place last week. He reports a good
representation-
The report lhat Wm. Maxwell, ol Danville,
had committed suicide one day last week is
wlihout foundation. The rumor was started by
some one as a joke. illl,m still breathes ihe
salubrious air of Danville.
l'rof Cluilmeite'" name is a limi-eho'd irril
in Frame, and -o it sh..id,t be, for he is Ihe
inventor of Ihe French Kidney Pad, which has
performed such wnndrful cures In disea'isol
i lie kindneys.
W. ....,. - l .i... ?.,. .,
" -iBiuiu nun --IHZ-- iieers was nn ac
complice In Ihe assault made uoti Dr. David
Deibler, and lhat a warrant his been issued
or ms arrest, bnttlio olli its hive not as jet
I inesuayi been able to rapture him.
C. II, Penrose, Millereburg, Penn., says. 1
sell the A. S. T. Co. Tip shoes, nnd can rwoni
iiiendlhem above all other tips. They five
pcriect satisfaction. I sell more shoes with ih
A. S. T. Co. Tip than any others:
The audience room of the Methodist Episco
pal ennrch at J.crwick, that has been closed
for several months undergoing repairs and im
provements, was reopened by Key. J. II. Mc
Uarrah, of York, Pa lal Sabbath-
Danville is one of the liveliest towns in this
section of the State. lis mills and furnaces
are all running, and ihe men are being paid
caih for their labor, which caues all branch
es of business to flourish.
A balance of $10,000 has been relumed to
the Slate by the Commission to build an in-
sine hospital at Norristown, being the amount
ot the appropriation not ued. Over jGOO.OOO
however, have been expended.
We nre in receipt of nn elegantly printed in
vitation to be present at the annual reception of
the friendship rire Company, of Danville, to
be given in the Opera House on Friday eve
ning, December 31st.
The two "sharpers" spoken of in lat wick's
i'sue were arrested by Constable Harris and la-
ken before Mayor Herring No one appearing
;ainst them they ero released on their prom
ise to leave the town immediately.
The following from an exchange applies ery
well here:
"One by one they come from abroad nnd
take away our best girls and still the young
men of this city hacg back.''
The liovcrnor has respited (jeorce Smith
and Mrs Catharine .Miller, who were sentenced
to be hung at Williamsport on the Oth ofjanu
ary, for one toonth. This i)l allord a great
but short relief to the new Sheritl whose un
pleasant duty it is to perform the execution.
The roads throughout the country ate in ex
cellenl condition, smooth and liard. A if od
fill of snow would mike magnificent sleighin
W ill not sonic one drop Yennor a postal and
procure in a good supply? Not that "Kleven
feet" though.
Our Stores were well paiked with everything
to please iho most fastidious, as is clearly evln
ted by Iho coinpirativily small number who
went away to make their lioldiy purchases.
Our business men are alive to the wants of the
people.
A young Miss was Iiesrd rturitk lo a com
panion the other day : ''I think it fuolUhncss
to get marritd in the winter and miss all ihe
n ce sleigh ride-. I wont do it." Consider
that lliu ,ikuker was oidy about l"i eirsof
age, we agree with her that it would be policy
to wait, at least three months.
The Kescni I'ireC't., will L'ive a ball in
I'rower's Hull on Nov Year's evening. It will
be their a-iniMl leceplioit. The attendance ai
these sociables has liln.iysheen select and siriii
order and decorum m unlainu!. Thore wi-.li
ing to have a goud time should purihae tickets
Music, the very best
The exhibiii m given by the C'alliepian Lit
erary Society last Friday evening, was a sue
less in every rerpect. The ) rugranime was
varied and spicy and the a'tei.elaiuL' large
rins sueieiy always furnishes a gotsl entertain
merit. We h eve not heard the amount of the
reteipts
A commit!. has been appointed by each ol
the fire eoinpu.iss for the purpose of drafting
a constitution and by-lava for the organizati n
of a lire department. The joint committee met
on Tuibdey evening, mid ii is probable thai
theliiedcpartment will le fully orgniztd in a
f-ew weeks.
Girls, your delei-iable privilege is fist me
ding from you. If you intir.d embracing ihe
glorious opportunity and Fccuro some one lo
get up these cold mornings and build the lire,
now is ihe allotted time. Tho hoys are grew
ing impatient and mnv get ir.ies if you d m t
soon act. 'Tis your l.it cl anee for I ji'""
Grasp it.
There will be no picr pnbl shed in ihi' of.
fieo net eek. Asthls is the lirl ti ne- in live
yoars that we have nii-elil week, w,. snnv
ournadcirs will gni.t us tlii' iiiduUeniv. M..-I
country papers t iktt the I olid-iy and !'' inh "f
July week f r a vteai'i ul, but our legal iidier
tiedng huiilwiys rirjiirtilui ' pul li-h e pa
ler at the f nr.er H-ison, and we- have never
Ihoughi of failing on the latter- O ir jt.li office
willbeoi'iu r.11 ihetiuie.
The Wromliu; ( oiinlv Toaiheu' -isiiiute
uiill l.e held ill TuukllJll"Oc k, colliniini'ing ihi
rl.e'-lih hiiiI endiiiL- on the Mill. Tnrotigh the
meritorious exerlio.M nf tho Superinleudaiit,
whoisChirlesM. Lee, a gradulteed Ih- Nor
mal School ol this plue-,a l.r?e num'ier of hue
Ucturers hive beeu sut-ired in ullrtes ih
ineetinK.auong it.- He'- 1 W'llBr Jr- "
isllioujhl iheconv.iiiiiuw.il In igrmd -luces'
Mr. l.-u I')' the wiy, H survnii his
ond term.
Mr. Marshal Kinn-y, in 'gi I a"1 re-p-t-ed
man, died al Ashland, where he has '.i-eu resi
ding f.ra few years us!,at.d his remiius ere
brought to It'oo'ii.burg and iuterred jus-er-clay.
Mr. Kinney l.v.d fr years in Light
S-reel, from wheiiie ho uiovod to ibis pi t e- md
wasengigedfor a long period at lioi.d lie, a.
diiel inrpenter. The news of hi dtini.e- will
convey sadness to the he-urts ol many in
ihiscouiinuuity am ng whom, at one lime, he
.,..! ami a' regirde.1 as an exemplary,
.i.rtaiUei eenllemau
ihe bereayeu laiuny
..i. i.,.rif..li sviniu'hv of the ci'izens of
.Liownandviclul'yln their irreparable loss
of kind and loving fall'".
Knur
THE COLUMBIAN AND
There Is small pot In the air. Kvery mm.
woman and chll I In Iho town should bs vac
cinat.. IWt put It olT but attend to ll at
once.
We notice that Wellington Hariman and
tcr dress hare keen beautifying their respect,
lycrcsldmces, ky giving them new coats of
paint. Good paint, skillfully manipulated, has
wonderfully Improved iho appearance of these
two houri'S.
(Ml who love to trip thellcht finlastlo should
attend the ball to-night, given under the auspi
ces oi the rrienlship, Nothing has beeo lelt
undone to make everything comlortskle and
pleasant for their patrons the koys never do.
Good music will ha in attendance. Give the
company a 'hand.'
TheToy and Candy store of W. II. Oilmore
Is a sight lo gladden the hearts of children'
The stock consists of toys of every description.
dolls, wagons, menairerles. eiieinta and cars.
and a thousand other things. Qo nnd see
them. It is just ihe place for Cbrlitinas pres
ents for the Utile ones. dec 17 2w
An exchange aptly said the editor discharg
es many gratuitous services for individuals, so
cieties and the public generally, for which be
is not oven rewarded with an appreciative
'thank jou.' Hut let him omit tho perform
ance e f these gratuitous services, what an nngry
howl is wafled to his ears!
We bal e much pleasure in recommending
1 litrnialinn to our readers, na an almolnto
cure tor Malaria. Tho manufacturers' namo
alone ianguaranteonf its merit. Itsellsat25
imtKpcrliot. l'or particulars seoAdvt.
inly 3d, SO flm
The slating rink is f u-naining its former
popularity. Mo-t of the skaters of last winter
recognizing ihe hia'.tbfidness of tho exercise
nnd n precianng the ploiute it nllords, are
buk again, enjijing themselves; and a gnat
nuuil er of othtrs are commencing to learn,
tin Saturday night last Mr. F.vuns bad a
giod bind of Music in attendance.
It is very important lhat all deeds should be
recorded, the back ones as well as the one by
which you obtiined title. The fee fjr record,
ing is light, and by so doing you may savo
trouble and rcne to yourself or to Ihorc ac
quiring from you. It is only by having them
afl put on record lint you can show a clear, un
broken ihsin ol title. If you have any nnro
corded deeili rend or bring them in,
The medicines of Drxrus Dick ,t Co. aro
unexcelled for elegance, pnrity, and relia
bility. Their Stidlitine Seidlitz Powders,
aro as pleohant as Lemonade. Their Soft
Capsules aro world famous. See Adit,
july 20, 'SO-Om
There are, by actual count, just SO young
men in lliis place who would gladly give them-i-elvcs
away as Christmas presents. The figures
are lined on (he large number of young men
that corgpgite before the church doors night
ly in carder lo catch a girl only toco away dis'
appoiitid. Now, lojs, this is a bad practice
and, wishing to be islled gentlemen, you should
abandon it. Aitend ihurch and perhaps you
will be presented witli something ditlerent from
the 'milieu.' You can neve prow into ihe
gocd graces of alidy by making a etatue of
younelf before a church door.
William Gilmore has the Ingest stock of
toys ever brought lo P.tcomsburtr. It compris
es eiery lb ing from eni.y whistles up lo doll
babies worth lilteen dollars. If we want to
please Ihe little lolks go there and buy them
eomething fur Chri-tmas.
Agoidslrini; band is an ornament as well
as n public benefit lo any town. In order so
make sucli a baml it takes time1, trouble anil
mi ney Pi-it g for ihe benefit of the people.how
cm the peo le t.pect it to exist long iftliey
do not patronize ihe ifitrte made lo keep up
the organ izaiicii7 If we are rightly ii.-finr.e-l,
the Illocunburg string bar.d failed to
make enorgh let their ball lest week lo meet
necessary expenses Weare mrry, because the
boys' pers-istent eideaiorsto meet the public
evpectatie ii a difiicull ibing to do, for the
1 iiblic slviays expects big tilings should re
ceive a liberel acknowledsment from our citi
zens cm such occasions, llnod Ireatnient and
c'licoiirageiii.ut will producegoc d music.
Mr. ainl .vtrs. Jnhn 1 Pursel celchrateel
tin- iwe-ntv fifili anniversary of their marriage
on l i.t r-ntmday eieninj I D. e. IS, IhjO. I Al
a ve-iy early h ,ur ihe guests nsseinbleil. The
-upper was served up in a grand stile, and all
-e-m-il to enj'.v this es eci.il pari of the pro
gramme. This sili-ei-.v ehliiig ciremony was
pe-elups ono of the u.o.1 Miigular that ins been
witnessed fir some lime. Mr. 1. S. Kuhn, of
llloomsbiiri;, and Miss Martha Ptir.tl, of Dan
lille, who were present, and acleel as bri'les
nnid and groouisinan at the marriage twenty-
live veers .ego, u,re present at this cele
bration. Miss Harriet Miarpless, formerly of
IXtouiHhurg, now of Washington City, was also
on ot the h'ippy roupl-'s bridesmaids, but was
unable to be present at this re union. Mr. Peter
Pursel, of Kalamazoo, Mich.,thc other groom
man, being fo fsr aay, could.'not be in attend
ance, but is enjoying cxcelltnt health Tb
pisior, Hev L- A. Sharretts, who united them
was also present. It was a jovial occision in
deed, and while the lrst mil h'-stess were in
their glee, those who were tl e least inclined to
be ejuiel were observing bow seemingly young
all wire and it looked hardly credible that
twenty five years could icll aay and br!ng to
gether rigsin almost the same company and
with so lew gray hairs.
11VS1ENIAL.
Weeine.diy morning, Dec. 22, was ushered
in witli the un shining in all its splendor,and
ths beautiful day was to mark the marriage of
Miss Ann i M. llittenbender, of Iiloomsbiirg
and Mr. Francis If. Jenkins, of Cliiilenaiigo,
N. Y. I'ards having been issued lo the nu
merous friends early before the lime of the
ceremony at five o'clock, they began to gather
alSt. Matihew's Lutheran church. The church
was beautifully decorated with arches of Uurel
and trailing pines. The ushers, Mr. E. V
Hartruan anil C. M. llittenbender, were at the
church eaily to receive the guests. The bridal
party arrive'.! at tho appointed hour, and were
met nt tho hesel ol Iho stairs by the Ushers and
were led up 'he nislis, while Prof. I. W
N'iles, who had kindly consented to preside al
Ihe organ, gave n beautiful wedding march
Following the ushers were the bridosmiid slid
groomsman, Miss ,U jo Culm and Mr. J K
i.itienueiiuer, or liicomsnurg. Tbe brhle was
dicssed in her trauling suit, and looked beau
lil'ul, indeed, and was entirely romiiosid
Hev. O. D. S. M.irel.ay.the pulor, gave a beau
tiful ceremony, and in aboul seven minutes the
two weie nude happy In Ihe bonds of matri
ni'iny and were again ou their way lo th
humc of the bride, previous to taking the train
for Chiltennngn, the groom's home. At the
house they received a great nuiiihir of friends
who ciuio lo express Ibelr regrets thai the hap
py couple were about to leave qur town and
make their homo in another staid.
Tho presents weie haml-ome and mostly of
soul silver, consisting pirlially ufsilvor cas
tors, silver sp' ous, napkin ring, bouquet hold
r butterdishes with gilden lining In moroc
co owe, cake ba-ket, pickel castors, cluck, card
receivers lined with gold, knives, Ac. Then
iheio was a hindsome inoroc-o album, very
beaulll'il counttrpants, tl.gant Chlni tea set
walnut e hauiber suit, complete set of glassware,
Japaue-e fruit plates, full toilel set, linens, vus
es, toi'ot bottles, late work, easy chairs, Ac
At 7:!i0 the party lock the train and thus
closed the beau tiful day. If the brightness of
the sun portends the future, we may speak for
them a life wi'l out a (loud to mar their hippb
li ess,
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The homestead farm ol Samuel Shaffer, de-
ceased, was oiTsred for salsoi the 21st Insl..
hut the sale was Indefinitely po'tpincd in ac
count of the low bidding. The woodland was I
sold, hut wo have not learned who was the
purchaser.
Orant Herring has returned from l.nfiyo tic
college tospend his holidays,
P. V. Weaver, Ki., of Uazlelon, gave lis it
friendly call on Wednesday.
Hev. Ne S. lltickiheliam, formerly Presiding
Elder of this district was in (own this week.
Miss Alice McKatnoy, of Espy, paid Will
Edgar, ofthii office, a flying visit on Wednes
day.
Mrs. Phillips, wife of J. 8. Phillips, return-
1 from n long visit to Canada, last week.
Thomas Oorrey, carpenter, has relurned
lomo from Milton, haying finished his con
tract at lhat place.
Lewis Gordon, of Piltston, made us a friend
ly call on Thursday.
Mr. Charles Fruit, son of It. F. Frult,a med
ical student nt Jefferson College, Phils,, was in
town on cdnesday.
Gomer Thomas, W. C. Johnson, Esq. and
itauglifers, and a number of members of the
Friendship Firo Company, all of Dinvlllc,
attended the Winona concert oa Wednesday
ight
A. A. Engle, of nuiTalo, Fred llittenbcnde r,
f Plymouth, and Miss Annie Hess, ol Mont
gomery Station, were present at ihe marrlauo
ceremonies of Miss Annie M Ilittenbcnder and
Francis H, Jenkins.
Mrs, Dr. Harter has gone to Baltimore to
pend the holidays, where her husband Is at
tending mcdlral college.
Wm, Hagenbuch, formerly of this place,ditd
on Tuesday morning at his home in Light
Street. He was about 05 years of age.
Evan llefohlinc, a law student registered with
I!, llrockway, Em)., at present teaching
'chool In Luzerno couDty, made us a pleasant
little call one day day this week. He was on
lis way to attend Teachers' Institute at Wilkes.
barre.
H. D., son of J. K. Edgar, of this place,
spending the holidays with his parents.
Dud' reports Unzleton, where ho has been
working, as a 'ftV town, lull of vivacityand bu
siness. George I.auer, son of Fred. Latter, the big
beer man of Heading, was in town on Tues
day, making his father's patrons a friendly
call.
THE WINONA CONCERT.
One ol lllnonisburit-'s best audiences, in
quality, greeted the ladies and gentlemen
ho took part in tho concert last Wcdncs
day night at the Opera Houe. Every re
served scat was occupied Tbe principal
part of the programme consi-ted of quar-
tetts by Mrs. D. C. Swsnk, Miss Katie It.
Jamison, Mr. 1). O. Swank and Mr. L. S.
Wintvrstren. Of Mrs. Swank it is unnec
essary to speak. She has many admiring
friends in this section. Fifteen years ago
he sang at the concert in the Lutheran
church for the raising of funds for a sol--
dicra'.mominicnt, and ever sinco she has
been pleasantly remembered as a most de
lightful songstress. She fully sustained her
reputation on this occasion, and was loudly
encored in her solos. Miss Jxmisou has a
fine contralto voice, and the audience was
captivated by her singing of "IJ iiuiie Sweet
l.essie." As a encore the recited a young
lady's experience at church She also re
cited "The Kcd Jacket," description of a
fireinans life. Mr. Swank sang "Happy be
thy llreams" and was encored. His yoice
is n good one, and though he was slightly
hoarse it did not prevent any one from en
joying It.
Mr. L. S. Wintfrsteen surprised every
body with his heavy bass. It was tbe first
time he has appeared in public in this town.
His name was omitted from the bills and
from the newspaper notices at his own mod
est request, but now that the coticert is over
wo shall not permit bim to suppress men
tion ol' the cr. dlt that is due him from
the public and the Winona Company. He
has been singing in this quartette for some
time and it was at bis invitation that the
party came here and gave their i-ervices gra
tuitously. Prof. Nciinan is worthy ofis
pectal mention. His expressive accompani
ments to the t-ongs added greatly to the gen
eral effect. It is not every one who can play
the piano who eten accompany sinking sat
isfaciorily. Prof. N'cimau can do both. In
the haste with which the programme was
necessarily made up his name was omitted
from it, and the error was not discovered un
til too late to make the correction.
There was a duett by Mrs. Swank and
Miss Jamison, one by Mrs-Snauk and Mr.
Winterstcen.
Prof, Nilcs and daughter who kindly gave
their assistance, played a piano duett from
the Opera of "II Trovatore." Prof. Niles
and Paul E. Wirt played a duett on tho
piano and violin, and Mr. Wirt eaug "Jack's
Farewell," accompanied on tbe piano by
l'rof. Niles, all of which was beautifully ex
ecuted. Messrs Snyder and Winterstecn
played on times with organ accompauiment
with pretty effect. The entertainment closed
with "Good Night Gentle Folks" by th-;
quarlotte, and Mr. H. Iluckingbam, Presi-
lent of the i inona, made a neat little
speech thanking tbe audience for their pat
ronage. Tbe piano used was furnished by
Clomer Thomas of Danville, and was a first
class instrument. The Estey organ was
from J. Saltzer's room, and gave entire sat
isfaction, All pontons who assisted have
the sincere thanks of tbe company for ser
vices.
The marriage of Mr. Charles Ewingof Har-
riahurg to Miss Alice Smith, daughter of A. C.
Smith Esq., tootc place at the Episcopal Church
on Thursday morning in tLe presence of a la-ge
number of Invited guests, Key L. Zihner olli
cinting. Messrs II. 11. Clark, W. C- Sloan,
John M.Clark and Arthur Smith, brother of
the bride, acted ss ushers. Promptly at ten
o'clock the bridal party entered the church and
the ushers led the way up the centre aisle, the
bride leaning on the arm of her father and the
groom following with JJrs. Smith. The rector
met them at the foot of the chance) steps where
ihe first part of the ceremony was performed,
ihe father giving awsy tho bride. The con
tracting parties then advanced alone to Ihe
chancel rail where Ihey exchanged vows and
were declared man and wife. The dress of tbe
bride was a very pretty traveling suit of plum
colored cashmere, trimmed with brocade silk.
The church was very prettily decorated. He
fore thu ceremony some selections from differ
ent operas, were played on tho organ, and at
Ihe close Mendelsohn s eddjng March. Mr,
and Mrs. Ewing left for Harrisburg on the
noon train,
MUluug so good for Headache and Dys
pepla as l)r, MelUiur't Jleailaohe ami lv
jiemia llu. Price 25 ceuts, All druggists
sen mem, ueo. 2-1 Jm
Deaths.
riiKAtf-On Ihe 1 1 1 1. Inst near Hhorsburg
Charles H. Freas, aged 47 years, I month and
a days,
The deceased was a man of family aud aortal
sull'erer from rbeu lualiiui, not being able to
wain lor lire years.
cot'irr piioonmiiNds.
l'slatf of Collins S lllill', Hole on heirs.
Estate of Jacob Shugar'. liuto nn hrirs.
Estate of Wm. White. Order of salo con
firmed fir part unsold.
lloadln Centre township nur Philip Creasy,
Petition to vacnte road. Jam Like, Aaron
Iloono and Isaac McKamey appointed viewers .
Itoad In Centre township "noi.'Goorga Eck'
rote. Petition for a private road, Wm. La
mi)ii, l.ainon Marl and Andruw Fuwler np
pointed viewe rs.
Petition (or road in Centre township near
H. C. IlarlchV Jacob Tcrwllliger, A. 11.
White and Silas Young appointed viewers.
E'tale of Daniel Vnndersllce. Petition for
appointment of guardian. Wm. P. Vander
slice appointed.
Petition for road In Centre township near
Chss. Whllmlre's. Chai. It-e-l, Ad tin Suit,
and Geo. W. Miller appointed viewers.
Commonwealth vs. Dmicl (larmtr. Nolle
pros nllowisl on piyment of ccals.
Hattle Eclair vs. Gen. W. Edgar. .Subpn.'
nn in divorce. Petition for rule lo show
cause why responden t shall not pay JJHJ to her
for her costs as llbellant.
llond matter of N. Ic W. It. K. H Co. taken
up. lit, Jacob Hwink tiken up for disposal.
After hearing testimony drall ordered to be
filed with the bond.
2nd. ll-md to M. 0. Yctter presented and
consented to be approved In sum of $100.00.
.Ird. E. M. W. Koslenbauder presented for
$200 and agreed as satisfactory,
Phlla, k li. K It. Co for J20O0 approved.
Wm (1. Yetter appointed lor land hohler and
nn affidavit read.
Petition for viewers In inspecting (he work-man-hip
nf a bridg in FisliinKcreo'i: J. M.
DeWitt, E. S. St'ker, T. N. Elgir, John Ze
ner, Elias Lnubach and J. M, Peale-r appoint
ed inspectors.
Commonwealth vs. Stephen Dietlcri' k,Emor
piette'tck.Levl Shaller and Stephen Dietlerick
jr. ltic guizant-e of defendants in tho sum l
SoOO each for app-arinee of defendants ni next
term. Stephen Dietlerick, jr., nnb red lo be
eli-clmrged by the court.
Estate of James liirry. Auditor's rejsirt
colilitlned.
P. G lhcliman audit. Itulu to show cnuse
why altathmant for costs shall nnl be issued.
' Maguie D. Lord vs. J icob L. (litlon. Ver
dict for the. defendant for tho horse and bar
ni'ss and for the plainlifl' iho bucgv mentioned
ed in the wril and tweiity-fivo cents damage lor
the pheintill for tho detention of the buggy.
Henry Gersghty for useofO. II. Millard vs.
the township of Conyngliam. W J. Ilutkalew
by permission of Court, withhraws his appear
ance fir defendant and on motion of 1). F.
arr judgment is entered for waul of nu ap,
pciratice.
Unlets for venires for February court, 1SS1.
And now December 111, 1SS0, ordered that n
venire be issued fora errand jurv in the Oyer
n-id Terminer and Qu trier Ses-ioiis fir next
session, and lhat venires be issued in the Oyer
and Terminer and Court of Q-nrler Ses-ions
for thirty-six truverse juiors lor next ses-lon,
returnable on the eighth dayof February, 1 SSI,
for the first week of said court, and that a ve.
nirc in Ihe Common t'lejs fir thirty-six jurors
be i-siied for the second wcik of Februiry lerni
1HS1. HvThkCoL'iit.
Sale of real estate ordered iu tlis estate jj
John Snycler.
Estate of Geo. Kester. Citation allowed on
petition.
C. II. Hrockwny vs. Theo. Vandusen el. nl
Hole to show cnuse why an attachment shall
not is.ue for costs.
Application for additional 5 mill tax for Su
garloaf township continued
Estate of John Kline. Hiram Ash appointed
guardian ol four minor children.
Commonwealth v. Vanliew, Dench warrant
ordered for Drake and Vnnliew.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Miy, Called for
final dispoFiiion and confirmed.
Commonwealth vs. E. L Myjrs. Uecigni
.nice forfeited in op n court.
Report of W. II. Abboil lo distribute funds
iis bands of Lucas Fahringer. Filed.
Court adjourned until January Ith, 1SS1, ot
9 a. tn.
A thorough and safe remedy is J)r. iUt
taur'i Jltddacfie anil J)ytpcsia Jills, Sold
by all druggists. Piico 2.1 cents, dec2 II m
Business Notices
"War nct Lvaf IlAtn IlKSTOitFK' Is entirely dltTer
eut trenii all others, ir Isasilear es nater.aml as
its name linltcatee. Is alperrect egrialile Hair lie
slorer and does not tn any manner atTe ct Hie health
widen .sulphur. Miliar ol b ad nnd Mlrate or Mlier
preparations hale done. It will immediate!) tree
llio heiiil foin all nandriilT, lie-store elrav Hair to Us
natural color, and produce a new crow th win le It
has tn lien Dir. It will change. Held or laded hair In
a lew dajstoats-aultrul ,'lossjl.irowii. l:ierj bulla.-
Is warranted, mv jour Uruirk'lst for It. lor
sale nt Jlovne linos., llloomM urir. 1'a. Unlin, Kllnn
t'o., Philadelphia, and Hull ,C ltuckcll, New Mill,,
ISholeside .t;elilH. ott X'Z, sei-ir
Christmas coming, tlents
Slippers at McKinney's.
rinbroidi ri cl
500 nice while thrifty shntes wanted by
ilas Younir, Liuhtstreet. lhat nre "J. .1. 1.
f. to II months old lhat weigh from 25 lbs.
:in, Hi, 10, -15 5(1 lo 0 lbs. each.
Persons lhat want to buv shot's release
call around, I handle fn in 30, -10 to 50
notes per week.
dee. 21, '80 2m.
Cards and Picture Hooks at tho PermW
Drug nnd Hook Store.
No trouble to show iroods and eive iiricrs
at the Peoples' Drug and Hook store.
Silver Fruit Knives nnd Nut Picks. Iluncl
Mirrors, powder I'till'-e am boxes. Fine, c-iit-
class Extraction. pue and Hay Uum bottles
Fancy Celluloid and Di.etite 'I'nilet Seisin
great variety, Pocket (;.i,es containing biuli
and blacking only 2."and -ID cents, tjolga'is
special perfume in small boxes Very Cheap
ui iiericit-rsumi s irrug .-store.
Eleirant Phntnoraiill Albums nl llin Pen
pies' Drug and Hook Storo.
Come one. come all. comn lnri.A nnd
small ami see the large Hock of Christmas
Goods at the Peoples' Drug and Hook Store
100000 lbs. of eociil mime nork eenoi.,1
in the next eight ivteks by Silas Ynunc,
l.lglilstreot. I want iocs that dress 50 ll
ou, ,,), iuu, j-JS, li.il, 170, 200. 225, 250 up
... -sr. it ; , 1 I
... .iu eu-. apiece, j always want my pork
dressed on Saturday and broiiirht in earlv
on Monday morning. Persons wishing to
buy pork, please call around early cm Mon-
uiiy Clioilliogs,
dec. 25, S0-2m
The most fitnev Christina koii.Is In !.
line nl Neck Ties nnd I IandL-ere.hii.rs llnir.
unu sonars at u. u. -Mart a.
Ink Stands. Paper Weicnls. Gold Pens
ami i-ei ciis, at me l'coples lrtig and Hook
oiure.
sVnotlier car
load of Harrel Salt at Hill.
meyer s,
Gentlemen's dressing cases m tho l'-.m.!.,.
Drug and Hook Store.
Don't buy your Chiistmas nresenls till
you loon nt (J, V, .Marr's.
Hirgliamtou Hoots at McKinney's.
Ci-lliiloiel Cases. Perfumeiv. Eviraeta In
cases at mo peoplca' Drug and Hook Store.
leu bets. -If nieces, best I'm. It. I, ni.ro
is nr. nl Itill..,-.-. B '
He member, but a few elnvie en, iitieil
Christmss, When you can't be suited at
other iilaies.then calf at tho Peo.d eu' Drixr
and Hook Store and see the handsome Hue
ami cueap prices.
Oo to Lull ,i Sloan's and buy one of those
gooei uotioie euawis lor a Cliristmas prcent
.u. joe., w.ie,
Ilanilsomi, Ulsters for Little Hoy's
at I), Loweiibcrg's,
Any book you waut you can get at the
urn-si pnvu at uie j eopies Drug and Hook
.cu.u.
Lamps and lamp trimmings, something
nice lor Christinas at Ihe lowest retail price
a complete line of Vases, II Hjuet Holders'
loilet bets, Table .Mats, .Moustache Cups
unci .-saucers.iauits- and children's cups am
l).i not forget that I.uiz ,t Sleiaii have the
i'1-.-i asaeirunem OI i.auies Uoats aud Dol
U'SU) ... l.lOUIUSUlirg,
English and Ameriesu Poets at the IV,
pics' Drug and. Hook fiiore.
Cannttl floods nf ev-ry ilest.-rlptl m, Fancy
Figs and ltalsins, Evaporated l'rulls nf all
kinds, at lllllineyer's.
Clark d. Su will sell you Dress Goods nt
cost for a reiioit time.
Tho largest Stcck of
Ilrady Mado Clothing
Can now be seen ut the
Old Kellablo Sluro of
David Lowcnberg,
Call nt O. O. Mart's fur splendid Glass
ware, Gold and Silver Vases and cako
Dishes.
Diaries for 18S1 at '(VXcfark's.
Handsome Felt Skirts at Lull! k Sloan's
for Christmas presents.
Harriet A. Ncwklrk, orSnlcm, says: 1 was
cured of tetter in my hand by threo applica
tions nf Camphor Milk, My liitsbntul was
cured of old running sores by using ll. It
cured my son of a sprninid ankle. Price 25
cents Sold by C. A, Klcim, Hlouinsbiirg.
nptll 16, '80,ly
Mnte Silk Handkerchiefs) and other gooels
fir Christmas presents at I.ntz h Sloan's
this vtck.
M
A fine assortment nl RS Diaries and
Memorandum Hooks at G A. Clark's nook
Store, Hlllmeyer has the Shillield Nickled Silver
plated ware, Knives, Folks, ami Spoons.
They areola superior qua'lly and sold nt
hall the cost of other p'ateel ware. Cull and
examine.
Holiday Hats, Seal Skin Caps
on bund at 1). Linvenbt-rg's
Tai-.i.i: mtcialtikx.
Plum Puddliii's, Mince Meat. Fancy
Cheese, Olivia Cable Oil, French .Mustnni,
Table Sauce, Catsup, &e., ut Hillinijer's,
You can get Toaols, Napkins, Table Lin
ens and all such useful presents nt I.tuz A
Slo Hi's.
A very fine tssortmi'iit of l.-idii-s' ('oat,
all nicely mado nnd trimmed in Silk, Satin
and Velvet of Ihe latest styles arid fislibin
for sale by Silas Young, l.lclit Stm t, just
not in from Iheiitv manufacturers in prices
from $1 00, .1 511, $5 50, ii) 50, s" 50,
$S 50, i!l 50, fit) 50, $12 5(1, 15 50, jlti 50
to flS 50. (ct. 1 .'.in
Another lot of Sleds at llillineyer's.
Highest Cash Price paid for 1,000 flood
Fal, Live VEAL CALVES this Fall and
Winter. You can bring theid riubt along
now on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday "I
each and every week this Fall and Winter.
Hring in your good tat calves now and get
yjur cash for them. Hring them from the
north, south east and nest. Lttheni come
right al mg now to Silas Y-iung, Light
Street. oil. I lui
C W. Low, of Ormgeville, is selling the fol
lowing gr-e els at co-t, Ladies' and (. luhiien's
Coal, Jackets, Utiderwe-ar, SI awls, Fe.rs, Arc
tic Overshoes, nnd Hoods, Men's Ari-'io O.er
shoes, Underw,ar, Overcoats, Hufhel i Uohes,
and Ilotse Hiiuikets. We al-o cull your a tun
lion lo the five and ten c-nl counter, fiie cent
Calico, 12J cent Di-I.a'ne Mid n-ven cent sugar.
dec. 17-2w
The laiirs-t, best -md ch'-ape-t stock of
Shoes at M. Kiniiev's,
ltftisin, French I'mm -, Italian and evap
orated Peaches, L'.ilil .rnlii Ditesiinlv 12
rents per pound Florida O .inc, l.mtitis
iVc., at
Ilenel'Tsholt's Tea Store.
For Fine Gloves
Hiii'kskiti.
I) nr-kin
Kid (Imported)
for Opera Partita Dres esc ,
goto L Lowrr.lierg.
Get your glovo fitting
ney's.
Shoes ut McKiti-
Tea Seisin while granite, -tone porcelain,
and Freiuh China, Dinner Sets, from 100
pirces to any ilrsired number, handled anil
unhaiidled Irasund coders, Turkey PlateSjall
lies very cluap at llillnii jer s.
Prepare for Chrisimas Tim largest ami
best assortment of Holielay Luxuries in
lib omsburg run be fotii.tl nt Hilltntyers gro
cery, turner .Main and Ui litre streets.
Iltiw health can be inniiitaiue cl
Iluy a Good Over Coat at D. Loweiibcrg's
Hon. George N. Corson, Norri-towti.snii:
The Pheu-iix IVi-lnral is imlispeiisuble ill my
.uuilv. It nets like a charm in curii g
iiitths mid colds with the chilelri n.aud I
Iw-ays 1,-e it when achlie'ssing ii jurv. Price
5 cents. O. A. Kleini,Hloonibur. nprlli-ly
Every person in Hlnoin-lmr niiL'ht local'
at lite Peoples' Drug anil Ho,k Store to see
tho large aud fancy stick of Christina-
(eiioeis.
Demraled Toilet Sets In m H -5 lofO 2.r
somi tiling nice lor Holiday Prisuilsal Hilb
moyt-rs.
Cbroinos, S'eel EnernvliiL". Pictures
I. isles and I-r.itius at llio Pennies' Drue anil
Honk blore.
ItKH llllltsi: I't.WllKlt enrt'H lnon Iinrsi-ti e.nileR
unu sneep cinn any oin.-r luedii'ini-. sun- t-i e r
time. oetvi. 'si-tieoiv
Have you seen the Pieineer (ila-swar- at
illmeyer's. Somethiin new in sets. Fruit
Dishes, Hrend Plates, eVo.
1IPNIIV M'AltllOLIC tssl.VK,
The llest Salle In Hit- wor.O r..r e cits. llrnu..
soles. leers, suit Khetiln 'I', tier 1 Imem, il llm.l.
i'htlbliili.s, corns nr.d nil klndsrr skin I riipttons
Kle-Ckll-S lllirl 1-linples. 'Die s .111- Is I'li.irjn.t. , ft e.,
irlve perfect satlsiacllon Ineieiycasoorinon' re.
ail others nre but Imitations. Price cents. Kor
iuuo-11. on Dure 10 eel neriry s e ai none Mine, as.
saie uy uu uruiifc'ists. oct ll, 'sn-lcow
Another car
load of Harrel Salt at Hill
msytr s.
11KA1.HI AND IIAl'l'INKs.s.
It seems stramre that an onouin sum e rmm eim
many deianejeiiierds brought on by an Impure roo-
elllleui ol Iho blood, when M'OVII'sJ 111.0111) and
I. libit Mltll' wl:l re'Storo perrect heulth to the
phMcalon;aul7atlon. It Is indeed a st reiiirtlienlnir
r ! ui., -iiuwii. iu iuu-, uim iuW I'lUlCU I S-CICtOUC'
t tie Lest blood nurlller e-ie-r illsi-nii r,..l . rfi-e.
ii elli curing scri.rula, sj pldlllle dlse-ns.-s, WraknesK
oi uie- uiiiiic-jie, ice. .-serTous eusoruers etna 1.1-01111,
and Ihe ICiuriL' feel cai : ur.il will I. n.il.it.K .trie.,
....... n .ui.is.-Diioie ,i iii.ises cell" uio ice I locinc-
out or ihe sjstuie tin- man j Ills that human it. sh Is
heir to. a slni-le bottle will r role lo jou lui mer
its as a health renew er, lor It acts like u
e-ieueiii, esjHiiuri wnen uie ccinpiaint isoruuex
hillisllle nallire. Iinllnga lendeney to lessen the
uuiueio eiKoreji cue uruin unu nerious sis.tem.
oct -ii.'siiijeow
18S1.
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTE, A.TED,
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which, taken nltOKcllier.wlll be of the most sen Ice
to Iho lart-est numtcr-1 Joiij; at;o concluded that. If
l could huie but one work for a public library, I
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Its contents oru contributed by tho most eminent
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OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
' K ' "
JVorth
Knowing.
Thcro is a place in Phila
delphia where a stranger
may buy his clothes, and
fare as well as if he knew
the whole city by heart ; and
if he knows nothing about
the value of cloths, or of
clothes, he is as well off, as
if he were a good judge of
both.
The reason is that every
thing to be found there is
made there made and sold
under a system which rarely
allows mistakes to occur, and
which corrects them, if they
do occur.
Oak Mall is the place;
and its practice may be
summed up in a few words.
If you get there what you
don't want to keep at the
price, you return it, and get
your money back.
This means a great deal
more than appears on the
surface. It means that you
are not going to get what
you will not want to keep at
the price, if the merchant can
help it. It means that the
clothes you get there will be
of honest cloths, honestly
made; and that they will
cost you less than as good
clothes can be got for else
where. It means that they
will be every way better
worth your money than you
can get elsewhere for the
same money.
If it means anything less
than these things if it means
poor cloths, trimmings, cut
ting, sewing, or in any way
dishonest or illiberal dealing;
the return of his goods will
plague the merchant, injure
his credit, and dissipate his
trade.
If it means these things
if it means liberal and honor
able dealing, valuable and
trusty clothing, case and
safety in getting it, Oak Hall
is the place for you to go to,
or to send to ; and it is worth
your while to know how you
can send, if it is inconvenient
to go.
Write; say what your
occupation is ; say what
sort of use you intend to
make of the clothes you
want, whether for every-day
wear or otherwise ; what
color you prefer, or what
color to avoid ; say about
what you want to pay ; say
everything that you think
may aid a stranger in
choosing for you. You
will get in reply samples
of cloths and prices of what-ei-r
you want made from
those cloths. You will get
also the means of having
your measure taken by an
unskilful person.
Then; is only one diffi
culty left. Somebody has
got to take the risks of the
dealing ; for there are risks.
Send your money along
with your order, That
covers the risk as to your
good faith. We risk every
thing else ; the fit, and
your satisfaction every way.
Our trade by mail
amounts to half a million
dollars a year; there's no
reason why it shouldn't
amount to five million.?
W wamaker
& Brown.
Oak Hall,
Sixth and Market streets,
Philadelphia.
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