THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. TUB COLUMBIAN. , .. - HLOlllMllUll'l.HllllAY, AlMIIIi JOIIi, IS9I PUIILtO BALKS. Ouy II. MoMmlcr, executor of John Mc Calla. (lecemcd, will sell rcrel cstnlo nt llio Court Houso on Monday May 2nd nt 1 o'clock p. m. K. t. Towltsbury, Committee, will boII real tslato neartlio Mcltityre church on Saturday, Anril SO. See nilvr-rtlsemctit. - . mid If Hits ordinance will cllcct tliat Dr. D. T. Krebs, of Light Street, in rjutle HI. tllere '''oulil ha no hesitation In passing It. Call ret Iho I'eoplt's Hook Storo fur Wall 1'a. po', Window (Shades Tnuels and Frlnjrof. The Wtlltamsport Common Council. Irnl Bnl. tirday nlglil, pimcd tho bond ordlnanco for re funding the city debt, by Iwulng four per cent, ten-twenty bonds. Tho vote stood sixteen yens to threo nays. Tho ordlnanco will now ro to Iho Select branch. It Is estlmalod that by re funding, n largo sum will bo sived tho taxpay ers Certainly thcro Is urgent need f"r laklne such decisive steps os will festoro tho cltr's credit In tho eyes of thu people of Iho State, result, Col. A. J. l-'rlck, of Danvlllo was In town on Vcdneday. Straw hats and Spring tults liavo become quite numerous on our streets. The men employed at tho car'works were paid In cash on Tuesday. . it -r , . . 11. i. is uoing n largo trauo in lumber atOrangevillo. Work on the nowM.K. church at Orange- yt is being pushed rapidly forward. Mrs. Jacob Terwllllger, of Light Streol,dled on Wednesday nfiomooti. E. C. Ilundy, tho green-grocer, has taken up his abode in Stcrner's building, Main street. Tho May term of Court will begin on tho 2d of tho coming month, being the first Moil' iy- Dr. II. C, Ilower has moved his office to llarlmau's building, corner of Main nnd Market streets. Tho first organ grinder of the season made his appearance in town on Wednesday. A har binger of Spring. While & Conner are turning out largo num bers of agricultural implements nt their Orangevlllo foundry. Como one, come nil and don't forgot tho place for Wall I'aper, Window Shades Ac, nt Iho People's Hook Store. W. Ci McKinncy ,1ms a new hotpo for tho express business The animal is in color a dark brawn nnd h very spirited. At Harrisburg on Tuesday, Iho anli-di'crim- ination freight bill was doftnted in the Houso by a vote of 97 nays to G2 yeas. D. K. Sloan, one of Ornngeville'fi tnost enter prising merchants, will enlarge and improve his place of business in a short time. A correspondent in Unionvillc, Mich, informs us that thu Ire ou Siginaw bay is about three feet thick. Not much Sprint; about that. Mr. Pamnel Unburn, of Greenwood town ship, is in luck. On Tuesday ho received the snug sum of $1123 from the Tension liurenu. Afier nil, a gentle purgative is tho bet means of curing headache, liver complaint, bilir.us- lies?, Ac. Uee "Seller's Liver Pills " ap293r A game of base ball will ho played on the fur grounds to-morrow, between the xtormnl School nine nnd players chosen from tho town. W- II. Jacoby Esq , has been called upon to ferve as a juror in the United Slates Circuit Court, which mcels at Pittsburgh on the 9lh of May. W. 1!. Brink, station agent of iho L. & 1!. 11. R. at Kingston, has been ssnt to jail for five months and fined SoOl) for embezlinir the funds of the company. The Convocation of Willlameport met in Catnwwa on Tuesday nnd continued in ses'ion until Thursday. Right ltov. Bishop Howe was in attendance on Wednesday. Gllmoro k Co. , 020 E Street, Washington' I). C, requestevcry Soldier or Sillor ivhoterT- ed In the Union Army during tho lalo wnr, to send his namoand postoffico address nn a postal card. Write plainly uamc. post office, counlv nnd state. In return you will receiven copy of a new paper, America, containing valuable in- formation. The Daily Sun made its first appearance on Monday. It is a small four paged paper of six teen columns, and contains a fair amount of ad vertising. One page is devoted to local matters and a column on tho first page to lato general news. The first number was qulle creditable and if succeeding Imucs nrcof equal merit tho paperwlllgiln popularity. Tho labor necessary lo the production oladally la by no moms light nnd llioso who have made this venture will de- servo bucccss if they achieve it. No tiouble to show goodi and give prices at the People Drug and Book Store. ltusfcl It. Pealcr, formerly ol this county, was recently elected Circuit Judge of the lolli Ju dicial dislrict of Michigan! Mr. Pealcr was born In Fishing Creek township, January 1st IS 12, studied law in the office of the late Hobtrt F. Clark and went lo Michigan in 1807, He has held Iho position of Com t Commission er and District Attorney, and lias a lncra'ive practice. His success is great and has been honestly won by energy and ability. The shils of C. B. Brockway, administrator of B- S. Brockway, niainef the Mutual Benefit Insurance Co. of New Jersey, and the Connec ticut Mutuil Co. of Hartford, Conn, will be tried in Pittsburgh during (lie coming montli hi the I'. S. District Court. These cacs have been pending for more than ten years. Over one hundred witnts'es have been examined The amount claimed in each suit is $10,000 on which thcro is ten years interest. The annual meeting of tbo etockhol !crs of tho Bloomsburg Stale Normal School, will bo held at the cfiico of C. O. Barkley, Ktq., on Modday the 2nd day tf May. 1881, at two o'clock in tho afternoon, for tho pur pose of electing four trustees on the put of tho stockholders to servo for the period of llireo years; anil at tna same u.ue t immniie utir persons from whom tho Superintendent of Public Instruction may appoint Iwo ersons to serve as trustees on the part of the Statr,for the period ol three years. V. P. 1Iillmi:yi:ii, Secretary. A HATCH OF llt'IlOLAIUKH, Thieves held high carnival In Calnwis?non Saturday night hsl, and the iuhabltsnts of that town nro very naturally somewhat excited. No less than four phces wefo broken Into by burglars but In nono was tho plunder obtained of great value, llnrdei's hardware; storo was ransacked but nothing carried awny. In Smith's hardware store tho thieves stole (over- nl revolvers and a small amount of money. They found about a dollar and n half of looio change In Gilbert & Kline's store. An en trance was forced into the ticket cfiico ol the D.invillc, llazttton Wilkcsbarro It. II. bul tho cxpealallons of the marauders were disap pointed as no money was found. Catawltsa will need a larger police forco If llieso depre dations do not ccatc. Tho authorities should keep n sharp watch over suspicions characters who are found lounging about iho streets and ascertain whero they pass the night. Trnmps beyond number nro prowling nround tho coun try and It Is well to guard against their at tempts to plunder. On Monday n iglit last the post-allico at ltupert wn; entered by thieves, who obtained access by prying open n shutter. They madonnunsucccss fill attempt to force open tho safe and then rilled the money drawer, but secured only eighty cents in cash. I hero were several dollars in another drawer but this the btirglai's overlooked. The mall matter was not disturbed, A few nights before, ibe store of I. II. Seeeholl. In Cat awissa was entered and an attempt mado lo drill thesaft; nnd it is thought that tho samo burglars committed iho ltupert robbery. Two tramps had been lounging about llic office during tho day, and they departed on the morning train. Posii bly they were the depredators. AN OUTKAOEOUH CKtMi:. Are you going to paint? It 8i,send lo Henry S.Beav, Montour Paint Works, ltupert, Ph., for sample card and prices of Strictly Pure White Lead. Slate Colors, Iron Piiits, Putty ka , and save the wholesale and retail profit. You can mix your own colors, from best mater ial, witii Pure Linseed Oil.for "5 cents to $1.20 per gullon. Respectfully lours iVc, apr. lo-bm uenky a. jiuw. Bid blood always causes trouble. Itnny be n f unity light or lioils.pitiiple', itch, tetter, &c.i but no matter, ' Dr. LindsVj's Blocd Searcher is the cure-ill. a,or.29-3w Tho cranzcrs have purchased a lot on llio corner of Sixth nnd Market Streets from D. J. Waller, and wi'.l erect thrreou a substantial building to bo used as a storehouse. Next Thursday evening, the members of the Cornet Band will give a ball in Grower's Hall, The proceeds will he applied to the purcliaso of unifotms for new members. On Wednesday lat, James Kisler, who lives near Neal's furiiare, procured a warrant for the arrest of his wife, whom he accused of eloping with a man named McAhoo,of Dinville. Mrs. Kisler was arrested on the cars nt Rupert, be ing at tiie lime in tho company of hor sister. The man was not found. At the hearing be fore 'Squire Maize, in this town, it wns not def initely proved that Mrs. Kisler intended to do mure linn ieavo her husband. An am icable arrangcmuit was finally effected, and tho couple ro tired lo make at.olher trial of life to gether Last Sunday morning, somo unknown miscte nuts attemptid to destroy the town of Shamo kin by sprinkling coal oil on several buildings nnd liter, setting them on fire. So far as the tie strucliou of tho town is concerned, the attempt was a failure, but tho losses aggregate many thousands of dollars, not estimating thue caused by the Interruption of business. Fortunately no liyes were lost, though there were some nar row escapes. During the firej thieves were de tect) d in robbing a store. It is difficult to conceive of a crime moie frightful or more de serving of llio most seyero ptinihmenl. To wilfully and nialicicusly place in j.-opardy the lives of hundreds of sleeping human being, is n detd so atrocious ns to deserve unlversnl ex ecution, Tho destruction of Milton and the re cent attempt at Sbnmokin woul I seem lo call for a revision of ibe law rrgarding arson. The punishment for such nn oflenca should be the rumens for murder in the fir.-t degree. Tho man who deliberately takes tiie life of another is not so dingtrous to the community as the dntardly scoundrel who endangers tho lives o scores of helpless men, women and children, Tho frequency ot these attempts to burn whole towns hns created a throng feeding that some thing should be done to protect the people. It is generally Lelleved in Sbnmokin that the file was the work ol a gang of tramps who in fest that neighborhood. While it may lie af firmed that many rlluncos are imputed to tramps of which they are guiltless, it is equally Hue that these reckless wanderers havo been convicted of numeioiu outrages cau-ing damage to properly and occasionally loss of life. What to do with these vng.ibonds is a queftion not easy of tolutior, bul if they are caught in the net of starling ncoiitljgratinn, it may chance that (he problem, s) far as the perpetrators nre concernci!, will be spec any anil summarily solved. Let tho Legislature pass a law making urson a capital crime ami, after a few incendiaues have been executed, there will be greater safety for person and property than now exis.s. Clmmpagno color In silk nnd satin brocsdo gives the idoa of It tile bubbles on fresh); -pour-ol llcidslck creamy and with a faint pink tinge. Bin co Vennor the wen her prophet has taken charge of tho weather the little dicky birds have lost confidenco in the reason and ore averse to begin housekeeping. They can hnrd- ly be b ntued In viow of the fact that there Is a fall of suow every week. It Is rather to bo regretted that roller skating has ceased lo be popular in Bloomsburg. In oilier places, notably In New York, Philadel phia and Washington, it Is growing in public favor, and whero Iho streets and sldewnlks nro ofnsphalt,thc sport Is not confined lo tho rinks. Tho cxcrclso Is healthful nnd pleasurable, within bounds of moderation, and is not restric ted by changes In the fcasons. Ucncrel Jemcs 11, Weaver, the Greenback candidate for President last year, arrived In lllootmburg at noon yesterday. Ho was to havo made a speech in tho Opera House in the afternoon, but wo went to press before tho hour fixed. Another speech was talked of for the ovcnlng. The (icnernl Is on a tour through the Slate, stirring up his followers with a view to maintaining the organization of the party. A despatch from the Commissioners of North umberland countTi dnted Sunbury, April 2Cth, is worded ns follows: "Geo, Dougherty escaped Sunbury j lit last night) ago 30, smooth, red face, about five feet five inches, light liair,sllght- ly curled, light striped pantaloon. Reward of S.0 will bo paid for his atre'l." Dougherty made hlsercapcby tubbing his body liberally with soap and squeezing through the Iron bars of his cell window. When ho lived hero he had the reputation of being an incorrigible thief. N. W. Ayer k (ion, the enterprising nnd successful newspaper advertising agents of Philadelphia, have purchased the business of S. M. Petlliigell & Co. in that city. In 1872 they secured that of Wcnzcll & Co, and in 1877 that of Coc, Welherill & Co., the oldest agency in the city. Messes. Ayer & Son commenced business in April 1SG9 and in tho twelve years that have elnp-cJ since that datr,kave steadily prospered. They deservo their success, which has been won by faithfulness, integrity and in ilus'rf. Publishers who have had business re lations with the firm, know that they aro prompt nnd reliable. It is a pleasure to note iho growlli of such a well-conducted establish ment. Mr. Georgo W. Miles of Danville, contrib utes to the Philadelphia 'lima the following facts, which will prove of interest lo mnny of our readers: "In your issue of the twenty fifili your correspondent elaims that A. Reader Mnller was tho youngest soldier in Ibe service from Peimsylv.miB, viz., thirteen nnd a half years old. C. P. Harder, of Danville, Pa., en listed in iho First Patallior, Pennsylvania Vol unleors, June, 1S63, ago elcyen Tears, weight, sixty-five pounds. Ho served out the time of the Bttallion, immediately re-cnlislcd in the One Hundred and Kiglity-sevenlh Pennsylvania Volunteers and served until the close of the re hellion, and is now the head roller in the (lien dower Iron Works" WHY 11 1 C Why nre cowardly soldiers llkrhutte? When exposed to fire they run. Itunnlng Sores and mpuritiesoflhe blood cuicd by Spring Blossom, 'rlct-i $1. , 60 tents, and trial bottles 10 cent. COO Bushels of Good Potatoes wanted by 81as Young of Light Street.for which he will pay tbo liigiiesi market price. For Lawns. Percales and.Dress Glnnliams go to Lit 1 7. & Sloan's. Nobby Business Suits, j-.irgant uress butts, Durable Worklntr Suits. Now on hand nt David Lowcnberg's. Lut. it Sloan havo tho largest assortment of Trimming Silks mid Satins In Blooms- burg. David Lo wen here would inform Ids cus tomers and tho public In general, that hav ing completed tho alterations In his Store, he is now prepared to supply his customers Willi llio latest styles ot (Jlotlilng. jNowon hand a magulficsnt stock of Iteady-made Chilling, selected expressly for tho Spring trade. Call and inspect and eeo for Your selves. Light Cloths for ladles' Jackets and Ul sters at Lutz& Sloan's. DEATH Ol' MltS. 11AKTON. Lilley k Sleppy will open a new store in Light Street nbout the first of May. They will deal in eeaeral merchandise. Great induce ments will be offered to purchasers, In the State Senate on Tuesday the judicial apportionment bill was so amended, on motion of Mr. Wolverlon. as to leave Columbia and Montourincnedistrict.es at present. Sulli van nnd Wjomingwill also form n dittrict. Mr. L,vi ILirlnmn, of Williamsport, chosen as umpire by tho insurance adjusters, to deter mine the amount for which the companies aro liable for tho destruction of llio Danville Irsantr Asylum, has fixed the figures at $203,110.01, His report was accepted. There is urgent need o' rain, the ground a parched and, in soma p.acjr, cracked by the liea', and tho roids nre lerrilly dusty. Tho recent rhiwers barely availed lo moisten tho jiiirfitcj and tbo crain was benefited bul little. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rutlc, of Carthage, Mo., nre in lown visiting relatives and friends, Mr. Rulttr is city editor of Iho Oarthoge Daily Outlier, and wme Kist lo purchase new presses f ,r hia nil!. He will remain here about a month. It begins to look now ns if our Irout fishers will soon be alb t) eiiby their favorite sport, wlilmnt mnrli diint-ir of freoziti!:. Many of Iho slreimsaro yutlnun l in icy fitters nnd snow covers tho ground in ilia wooded regions. Don't hurry tho trout havo hardly laid aside their overcoats. HO! FOB TIIE WEST. If jon aro going west savo time and money by buying tickets from R. D. Darlington, agent nt Rupert. He lepresents best routes lo the west nnd northwest. Trains leave ltupert at 0:15 a. m., 8:50 n. m , and 4.0(5 p. m. For rates and information, call on or address R. D. DAttMNllTOS, April 1-Ow Ticket Audit, Rupert, Pa. Of course our lady readers will pronornce the following statement utterly f.ibe, nnd we aro not prepared to say that we placj any confidence in it, but give it to show what queer conclusions some men attain. A gentleman who bad buried four wives, accounted for his sad bereavements by slating that his was n placid and peaceful dispiMtion nnd therefore he never minrreled with his wives. tontrovcry being, . . . . . t. ,.r in Ins view, necessary i w tuiiLiuuuiuu ui femnlo happiness and coneque:it longivity,llio iinfnrinniitB e'amos sickened and dud. Wiji k- iii", ladies, hh'i it, and awful mean besides'.' ACCIDENT. On Moudiy lakt IMwnrd Fiirman, son eif Watts Furmai', engineer at Neal's furirire, met . . . . . .,, i wittmsciioiis acciileniai iiiecartui psui -utssm l.ockaid. He wa3 standing rpon u liuck when his foot eaujlit in seme unotplaino 1 mauini, and he was thrown vhl ntly to tho grount', striking the back of his head, Ho rem iined in sensible for nbout two hours, an I it was fearod tint bis skull was fractured. Examination proved that this was not the ense and Dr. Mc- Kelvy is nf opinion Ilia' lie will lecover. Mr. Furiuan is nbout eighteen years of age. Mrs. Stary Birtondiedat her residence cn Bock Street, on Frii'ny morning, the 22nd inst. after a protracted illness, aged 78 years 1 month and 21 diys. She was thi widow ol Cileb Barton who was killed on the railroad track I etween here nnd Rupert in 1Si'i3,oii his return from Ohio after an absence of two yeirs, where le had been looking after his landed inteiesis. Three children survive her. name'y, John M. Barton, Berwick, Newton W. Barton, Olih,and Mrs. A. A. Butler of this place, with whom she had live 1 for many years. Mrs. I. W. McKelvy another ditightor, died last August. Mrs. Bar ton was ono of those estimable ladies of the old school, with whom it is always a pleasure lo meet. She was for many years an earnest nnd consistent member nt the Protestant Ivpi-c q al church, and until her felling IicjI.Ii prevented, was always a regilar and devoted ntleidant nt public worship. One of her most prominent Iraiisofcliiracler was benevolenc1. The poor were never turned Inmberdior without hav ing their wants satisfied. Her many nctt charity wire known or l to the recipient!, for she did not give for tho name of it, hut from the love of civini;. Her love of Dowers wis proverbial, and her lirge grounds weio heauii fully laid out in Ilower beds. At her own re quest.no (lowers were unit at her I inei.il, as sl,e ail f Uod gave them for the living and not for the dead. The funeral s;i vices wer.' held at tho house on Sunday uf ernooa, and iverii o inducted by Rev. L. ZihriiT. Tbo remains were dtpnsiud in the f.a!lf lot in Rosemont Ceineleiy. A very l:irge number of peopli ware In n'toid-ance. Business .Notices. Ho for a lint I For the latest styles, For the largest assortment For Men. Youths. Boys and Children. Go to David Lowenberg's. Tbo unders'ctied has purchased tho sand along Flshingcreck of tho Irondalo Co., and Grotz and Barton, nnd hereby gives notlco that all persons carrying away tho eaudi from those places will bo dealt with according to law Jacoii Dir.ri'ENiucit, Agent. BOYSSUITS. Parents, remember wo havo a very large stock of Children's Clothing, and much ulcer and cheaper than you can make them at i t0 hinLI uome. -,ail nuci beunir jruuroeivea David Lowenberg's. HOLMES & SCHUYLER, TO "FARMERS. Wo have jtiat opened a Btock of Agricultural Steels, Cultivator Teeth of different styles, shovel Plow Blades nnd plates H made from the finest quality of steel, Harrow Teeth already made, cheaper than you can buy the iron and make them. Wo have also taken the agency of the pat ent four pointed BARBED FENCE WIRE Which we are prepared to sell at manufacturer's prices. This is undoubtedly the best style wire fence made and is a positive pro tection against tho smallest ani mals. Costs but 87 cente a rod to build a four strand fence, in cludinc posts, making it the best. cheapest and most durable fence at Tim ui'cu.v novis. Altlcloro CYirotiiWi-. CAf.tlV TUB NEWS. Mi. John Ktzeusperger, manufacturing Jew. ilex of North Attleboro', Mass., lately com- auKnlcited to us the following: I suffered fo math with pains in my nrm, that nt times 1 was completely helpless. I used that incomparable remedy St. Jacobs Oil nnd was completely cured ns If by magic. The Dusliore Jfcnew tayn The friends of Michael Meylert, of Laporle, will bo pleased lo learu Ihat ho has 83 far recovered from his laic Illness ns lo bo ablo lo travel again. Ho wj in lown last wcil-, the first time fortoveial mouths, on his way to New York, Tho Ihrec-yoar old child of Abtahnm Kline, ofMt. l'.oasait township, lost its life in a sin gular manner last Monday. In endeavoring lo creep through a picket fci'.co llio child's head was caught and death ensued from slranguln' tlon, The People's Book Storo have iccured the sola agency in llils locality for tho sale ol Lo Mare's Celebrated Hoik Crytil Spectacles nnd Kye Glasses. Will assist the sight most Ibrilllaiitly, Mrengthen and prercrvo the eyes and nro very easy and plemnnt to wear. A call Is solicited from those needing aids lo uhht. p3ommunlcat;tl. Knrroiw Columiuan. The l'le-bytenan choir nt Hldlny Church, which iris teen a church choir to all intents nnd purposes for several years, was formally organlz.'d in accor dance with I'arli unentary rules and regulali us on Saturday evanwg April 10 h, nta reguhr meeting for e'mir prac ice. The e bject of tins formal organization was lobar outside parties from assortirg lliat no choir exists at that place1 The old edl'u'ers wore called to their le'pective places by acclimation s Mr. J. II. Aikiiiiu, eailer: Miss Maggie Aikmin, organist, The very phasing and able manner ii which the Kaler anthems and church music were tendered at llm Sihhitll ni'iuii n ervicja woul I Ii ivu eotivlucid the must slcepllc il lint this litilt liuid ol I. iisici'iiis were abundantly worthy of the title nnd honor of an utganized choir. Axoy, Wesley Hagenbuch, of Lime Ridge, former- lyuf Cave B ink, Luzerno couuly, n brother of our townsman, Jackson Uiigtidiuch, Jepaiteil this life, Wednesday morning, April Soth, A lurge concourse of friends nnd relatives follow ed Id remains to their final resting place, cm Thuri-diy, He was in the rime of life nnd leaves a young widow and three ch'Uren to luourn his lot Salt Bheuiii for seventeen yean. Helpless for eight years. UiihUo to walk. Got about on hands and knees, ILud, face, nrck, aims and legs covered. Cured by Cuiiiuia remedies, Will McDonald, "SI2 Doirborn streu', Chi cago. Last Saturday afternoon a glas'-ball shooting match took place at Rupetl, lliu prize being valuable pigeon gun, Iho marksmen shot at twenty balls each, nt a distance ol twenty-one yards. The shooting win very accurate, s-jv eraloftho contestants breaking from 15 to 18 balls. II. B. Aldiich of Rupert won the prize. having br-ken 111 balls, Those who look part i i the match were C M, Drinker, George Itelfsnyder, William Yetter, William Kyer, An on St idler, Ihoinai Harder, B, 1, Luycouk (horgj Waters, I'eiry Writers, Abel Thomas nt.d William Dodlur. Others, who hoio unable to bo p'.ceiil had their shooting ditto by proxy. The comedy, "i.itn'l ol I'oseti," prrsen'ed en Thursday evoniii of hut w'eV, .is quito satU. factory. Tlwre ate several iiiiprobilillities in tho plot. but eno ih ol t'le possible is pres rvti I o make tho play acceptable. 1 he rcidition ofllie title rocby M. B. Curtis is deserving uf praise, as it was nntuinl, easy and nut over tone. The char ictcr is In many reqiect", novel to the stage. Sun' I Vlatlrkk. a young Hebrew, pos&ss'S reuiarknble shrewdness in businets und wins advancement by honesty, faithfulness uud zal. He is generous and sympathetic and his hotter qualities afford an odd contract to his harp dealings in trade. Mr. Curtis' interpret tstion of the part was very crediluble. He was I'tirly supported a, id the pliy gave pleasure to ill e audience. The entertainment given bythellyois Shters nn the following evenlnf, was tlisippiiutinp.iu that it diflercd materially from what llio an- nountenicnts liadgiven re iron to expeit. It was in reality a variety show, the first two acta consisting of the u-u il plantation eongi, dances and eccentricities. In the third act .Miss Itj noldi teciled 'Jurlew shall not loll tr-nlght, ' with good taste and expression. Tho jubilee sings were well tung. fietl Lyons provttl h inself nn eaxelbnt hujo player and gave nn. nilslukabla proof of owning tl.u higg'st month known to theitrevers. Miss Louise Hyers is a vivacious actress with a good voter. Her sister Mndah has a voice nf exceptionally high range and sang very wel1. She tpolls the elllct of limit nf her selections by drawing hornit"S, Tbo strongest feature bf the performnr.ee is the rendering of the jubilee songs. The variety business is tfdlt.us and Thomas Gsleovei-acled his pnrt. The title nf the company Is too high sounding for the style of performance, Here Is an opportunity for experts among our anglers to win fame and valuable prizes at tho same time. The publishers oflieWnnti Ajloat have offered the following premiums : For the largest black bass caught in Iho pub lie waters of the St-tte of Pennsylvania iri'A a flf, A handsome fly-fishing bass outfit, con sistinc of a stdit bamboo rod, German silver click teel, 50 yards of enameled silk line.a creel three nine foot leaders and a dozen, bass Hies with flv hook. . For the largest black bass caught in the pub lie waters of Pennsylvania ui(t lait ; Avery fine black bass bait outfit, consisting of a super ior bait rend, multiplying reelf, lines, leaders and one dozen hooks and six artificial baits a soried. There are large bass in the Susquebanr. nt or near Bloomsburg, beyond a doubt, and ii only remains to be seen whether our fishcrmei have enougli skill and patience lo secure them. We will cheerful'y publish nccounls of (he cttching of bass of extraordinary size and weight. AMUSEMENTS. This evening there will be p esented at the Ope;a House, in this town, tbo popular emo tional drama, "East Lynne," by Miss Ada Gray nnd nn excellent company. Tho play lias been remodeled and improved in many re spects and is, comparatively, a new vers'on. Miss Gray lias portrayed the iiiilerii-gs of the lieroiue more tlian a thousand times, nnd her rendition (if the character is said to be well nigh faultless. Sho will hesnppoitcd by a care fully stlcctod troupe nnd the drama be put ii on the stage in good style. Tho merits of the piece are loo well known lo need extended o ilogy, and if it is wc'l plajcd, and we l.ave reason lo believe it will bp, thoio who attend the performance cm feel ns-uied of a pi asant evenins. On Wednesday evening, May 4th, Miles' Ju venile Opera Company, consisting of forty chil dren, will give Gilbert and Sullivan's delight ful ccm'crpcra, 'Pinafoic." This is iheonly juvenile Optra troupe now upon ihe singe, tntl was formid by the consoliuutiou of tlnee com pinies. F.ven bo ly knows hnwumminga mu sical competition "Pinn'oie." is, and there- will he much eurioaily lo luar its bright nnd spark ling airs at.d choro eis rendered by children. For i-nch an entertainment the Opera lloiihe ought to he ciowd 1, and it is hoped that rlich will ho lite case. O ir people are find of mu sic mid will encourage other iroupis lo come lute by filling the home on this tccaMOn. Wai.nct Lkaf Haiti ItESTOiiKH'' is entirely differ ent from all others. It lsasclenr ns water, and as itH name indicates, Is alperrect Vcgeialilo Hair Ito slorer and iloes not In any manner affect tho liealtli wlilcn Sulphur, Sugar or he-nd anil NltratO of silver preparations liavo done. It will lininedlaiety frco Iho head from all Dantlrutr, Restore eiray llalr to Its natural color, anil prctiuce a new growin wavre n him raiicn off. ltwlllchanL'o lttrhtor farted hair In a row days to a beautiful Klossylrown. Every not lie Is warranted. Auk your druirirlst for It. For sato nt Movbk llitos., lllootnslmrg, l'n. Mnttn, Kltno A t:o., rnilnuelplila, aim iiaii iiuckcii, new ioik, Wholesale Acents. oct. su-tt Clothing for all. no uiatter what your size, age or condition mnv be, at the Popular Ulotliing Store ol Uavtrt l.owenbcrg. Boots and Shoes. We deeire to thank nur I many customers for the liberal patrotiBge be stowed upon us, ns ulso lor the often-heard words ol contuendallon spoken to your friends and acquaintances. Since the close of fall nnd winter trade I have been very busy selecting goods and giving orders to various factories. Jlostol our goods ueing maue ex pressly for our trade, these goods aro now being received and I nm more than pleased with the assortment. It will be no trouble to us to show those goods Men's calf Boots wo have them sewed anil pegged, Sierra shoes in calf. Buirand FUst split, Men's English Hals, Sensible, Fetrless and Double Decker Button. Woman's, Misses' and Children' Shoes in endles variety. If your foot issinnll we can fit it, if large we ran cover it. C. E. Ki:s3i.i:u, April8 4-w Evaua' Bltck. See a woman picking n bunch of grapes in another column, at peer's Vineyards, from which Speer's Port Grape Wine is made, that is so highly esteemed by the medical profession for the use ot invnllds, weakly persons and the aged. Sold by 0. A. Kleim. jan 781 ly - HEl) house POWDER cures more horses, mules and sheep thin any other medicine. Suro every time. octsi, 'sn-tjcow HOLMES & SOHUYLBR. PUBLIC Of VAI UABt.K REAL ESTATE I HOLMES & SCHUYLER. llENItrSCAItUOLlC StLVK, Tho llChL'Salvn In tho world for Cuts, llrulscs, Sores, Ulcera. Salt ltlieuin. Teticr. e'hnppecl Hands, Chilblains. Corns nnd all kinds. of i-klii hruptloni Fiecklesand pimples, 'i'liu s dvo lsguaranUTQ lo trlvo perfect rat lf action in every case or money i e-iund-d. He sure In irct Henry's Carbolic halve, as alt others arn but imitations. Price cents, l or sale by all drujgUts. oct tl, W)-lyeow HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. It seems strange Hint any ono will Mirfer from tho many rietnngsments brought on bv an Impure coo Illtlon of tlw Wood, when SCOVII'S Hl,fi01) and I.1VKH SYHUP will restore perfect health to the phvsleal organization. It Is tudeil astieiiRthenint: spiun. Pleasant lo take, and lias ptoen tlselflobo the best bin id purltler eve r discovered, etrect ually curing scrofula. Syphilitic dkraxea. Vt eakness of the Kldnfs, all Nervous disorders nnd Dcb'llly, ItcorrectH li.'dlgHstlon. It makes Iho old reel joung, nnd tho young feel gay; and will invariably tlrlvo out of the s) stem tue many ,111s that human llesh Is heir to. A slugto bottle wit1 rrovo to yu Its mer its as n health rencwer, for It, acts like a eliai in, especial y when tho complaint is of an ex haustive nature having a tendency lo lessen tho natural vigor of the brain and nervous system. oct 2'2,'solyeow IF I 1 f Adam had had a game of 'V I cei ' placed in his hands t an early period of hisexistenc . the who If course of hi'lory might have been ma terially nlleied for ihe heller ntitl if BilioiiMie s Indigestion, Sick Headache or Dyspepsia were unknown, Spring Blossom would not be neo ltd. Prices: $1., CO ceulr, mid trial bottles 10 rents. Marriages. MIBABILK DICI U. Your Sprints Blossom Is a success, I certainly think lis ell Vets are wonderful, nil the Dyspe tic Symtoms I complained of have vanished, my wife also is enthusiastic in prnite of it, she was ditfigurel by Blotches and Pimples on her face nnd had a continuous Inndachu, sho is all right now ami alt unsightly eruptions have gone you csn refer Buy doubilrg Thomas lo me, It, if, Williamson, Kile Street, Buffalo. Piicesi $lt, CO cnti, and trial bottles 10 cents, CiiAWt'oiiD BoiiniiTU On the 31st ult., at the Baptist chinch, Blconubiiig, by tho Kev. J. P. Tuslin, Mr. James C'awfjrd, of Light Street lo Miss Sarah K. Itobeits, of Bloaiur. burg. S 1 1 i.k.n initio ii Fish un. A t Iho residence of Sunt. Ira Filson, Bloomtliurg, Pa., on tho ml ult., by Kev. D. J. Waller, jr., ltev. J, GerrelG. Sliellenberger,of McAllislervilie', Jun i ua comity and Miss AnnieS, Fisher, of Hali fax Dauphin county. Jiinlati papers plttue copy, YiiAiii.it Levan Al the residence of Si mon Carl, on tho 17th inst., by P.ev. J. V. Bo dine, Mr. Jeremiah Yeagcr, of Cutawisio, nnd Miss Cui Imine A. Levan, of Locust tntwi'hlp. Donson IIkss. On tho 'JOih ult, ly Hen ry C, Hess, 1., at his office in Kuguil a Mr. Ihyd II, Didson, f Pitirmount, Luzerne county, lo Miss Sadie M, Hess, of fc'ugarloaf township, C'obimbla county, Wilson WiJN'Nini. On Ihe Oth inst,, by Bov. A. Iloutr, Mr. J. I). Wil.oi lo MIsa Su oiiinuh Wenner, both of Piehlngcrcck town ship- dlCStqut Upon receipt of a postal card, spc- Marktt it etiying uic Kiiui ot jjootis vaiucti, vrc St. inir.icdiatcly sctul uy mail, gratuitously, with widths r.nd prices marked, samples cf Dress Goods, Silks, Etc. showing the latent styles, and enabling a purchaser in any part of llio United States to select satisfactorily, and order the goods conveniently, with certainly of receiving only what are sent for, and at precisely the same prices paid by city customers v. ho buy r.t uwc counters. If, upon examination r.t home, any articles fill to be as expected, we rceiuoit Iheir rotura, :.".J .'.wiul ot'.KTS ia exchange, or refund the money :.t onco if the. purchaser prefers. Our New Spring Catalogue embracing all the dcp.irtmcntt in one irge book, with a system of ordering goo J., L letter more convenient than any heretofore, will be mailod, without charge, to those who send us a postal carel containing name, town, county, and state: nothing further i ; r.ocoary, we will under stand what i i wanted. Our stock, which forms Ihe greatest variety in one establishment in Iho United State -., includes Ladies' Suits, Shawls, Millinery, Utn'.orwcar, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry, Laces, Lr.'.broiderles, Shoes, Linen , Gentlemen's Cloth ing, Housekeeping CjoJ;, C!..a, ilvorwnre, Furniture, Carpet3, etc. Address, John Wanamaker PHILADELPHIA. 13thV ur torc no 11 a 'IC Grand Dep.it, iwcuplcn the Uock Tlitr .X City futiure. p: d h rn .1 cf between htu ullCCl t!rcc acre cn t'u t'T -unJ door olone City yii.iic s iuiiojuari!i f l Deaths. I.o.vii, Near Kerntown, Pa, on the (lib I nit., Joseph Ling, aged 77 years and l.'l ihiys. Vocht. At Itlveisidf, (formerly of JIaln. vllle) on the 9th inst, Mrs. Annott, wlfo of Mmsh Vocht, accd 21 yearc IlKiiniNOTO.v, In Mt Pleanant cn the 11th lint., Henry Herrlrgtun, aged 35 y,nH, 8 luonthn and 11 dajs, IIos Died in Centre tnwnahlp on tho 22 ina. Daniel lOtU Ilv-f, aged 24 jtnrit unU 11 day a, Great and Special Otter for Thirty Days Only I HORACE WATERS & CO.'S New " FAVORITE " Organ, (fcQft Boxocl and Shlppod with Qtool and Book for iJUIW R nOTHUCC 10 OTiIDC (lilof practical me,) 5 SET$ OF REEDS, (unking a grand lotui ot II uctaTC'4 uf rotdi.) ca& solo stops TWO SWELLS (full organ and Lnco OCTAVE -COUPLER, (MtllCll iloilUcj t..v power,) SUB-BASS. Kent oa trial Ijt 11 ilnvi-, unit freliilit 'M IkjIIi muj j It nut eiix (ittory. GAUTION,.. Hrfau otlvertlwd flto tela ot rtcila unlets tl lim 17 uclatt'4 it Iti-i'da. Illu'.ratcil CJUlofJ) uallfj (rue. ! A. fcof.l, UP This Great und .Specinl I.UI IiipetcouiplctoDrrniis in ml fata oguc. J1. C.k U (pun 1U01IIT HIKIanrn V,.l ,1,. 'I livut. 1 . i with oiiiT VilutiY anurowmi, Tho thirteen Btopa are: Dlapaton, Dulclaua l'rlnclpal, llauttx.j, 1 lilll'.Clarlontl.CVlcile, Dctavo.e'oupliT, Snb HaiB.Kclio, llulcrt, Vox Humana audLallrillanl Wo warrant tills eiruan ! be nrn rims In evrry ri' perl, nnd tuarootioll lor Mx r to glvs i nl Ire tat!a(actlou. It Is lie Greatest Bargainenr Offered. liny cf n rcllalile linnie- iioi!aci:vati:hh tea cow been lu buil. ecu tot TmrtTY-FITK yrnra ana aoll ucarlr OU.UOU riauoa atii eirfaua, and all llf nitf Miiiaciia 1 NOW EO FISIM , 4 Although we have, by our Large Assortment, gained somewhat of a reputation aa being Headquarters for Fishing Tackle, we have never had the stock as complete as wc have this year. There seems to be a growing demand for finer tackle. People are not satisfied with the old stiff pole, line and hook; a little practice with a tly rod and fiies, rapidly cultivates a taste for scientific fishing. If at first the catch is not so great in number?, tho pleasure in tho manner of taking more than repays tho loss To meet the demand wo have a fine assortment of Irout and Bass Flies, Eods, Keels, Lines of all kinds, Snell Hooks, Baskets, etc. Flies, etc., selected especially for these waters, when requested. Call and look dver our stock. HOLMES & SCHUYLER. lly virtue of poiver In the will ot Joint McCnllo, late ot Steuben county, New Yoru. eleceaseil, the un dersigned, ono of Itio executors named In tiie will and actlnc executor in said estate, will otlcr nt pub lie sale at tho Court Homo In lllocmsburg, at one oclock In tlio afternoon on Monday, May 2nd, 1881, All that tract or parcel of land sltuito In tho town ship ot Heaver In tho county ot Columbia and State ot Pennsylvania, formerly Catawlssa township, Northumberland county In salil Male of I'eunsylv.i nla, beginning utapo9t, thence by land of Daniel Neycr south slxtcon and one-halt degrees east three hundred and seventy-ntno perches lo a post, thence by land ot Jcsso Evans north twenty-eight degrees east clghty-tour perches ton post, thence by land ot J?83) Hrooks north twelve degrees west eighteen perches to n black oak, ihcnco north seventy eight degrees, east eighty perches to a post and thenco by lauds of Cathiiloo Longenbe-rger north sixteen degrees west two hundred and seventy- two .porches to n post, thence by land of Geoigo Longenbergcr north twenty-oao degrees west ono hundred and twelve perches to a post, and thence by lend ot Thomas Lemons south seventy degrees west ono hundred and sixty pcrchos to the place of beginning, containing Three Hundred and Seventy-two and two-thirds Acres of land and allowanco ot six per cent tor roads, which said tract of land was survej ed In pursuance ot a warrant dated 23d day ot August, 1TU3 granted to Andrew Clark. The land Is unseated and Is supposed to contitn ANTHRACITE COAL. TKItMS. Two u'inttrcd nnd titty dollars on strik ing down tho property, nnd tho balance In ten days on delivery of llio deed by the executor. (1UVII. JIuMASTKIt, Executor, Noti Hknk. Tho propeitywas sold for tho taxes last Juno, and tho amount required for taxes and redemption from that sa o to which the abovo sale wilt bo subj ;ct, will be 22'J 20. In addition to which will be tho taxes accrued slnco the said sale, on a reduced v.Uuulon amounting to about nttccn dol lars a year. John g. Khkkzii, March 23, 'st-ts Attorney. O. B. ROBBI1TS, (atrccxiseos. to d. w. robbins,) bsax.bx. xzr Fine Itraiiellcg, WlilNklCH, GIiin, IIiiiiih, miel all ItlntlMot' Wines con stantly on linnil. IMPORTED ALES AND POUTEBS IN BOTTLES BY THE DOZEN. Landlords throughout the county will find it to their advantage to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. BLOOMSBURG, PA., Main Street, 2nd Door below Iron. JulyVso-ly look: GO TO C. C. GALIGNAN, PORA GOOD JOB OF ROOFING AND SPOUTING. QOOD JOB Of PLIWBINQ QjS f ITTINQ HE KEEPS A PULL SUPPLY OF LEAD PIPE, IRON PIPE, TERRA COTTA PIPE, AND CHIMNEY FLUES, ALSO AT ALL TIMES A FDLL STOCK OP ' STOVES, HEATERS A3STI E.-A.3STQ-ES, S rOVE AND TIN SHOP Ilff OPERA HOUSE, Centre Street BLOOMSBURG PA. 1CKNSK NOl'IOK. j Notice Is hore-hy nlventhat the rollowluc named P'rsons hat) Hied with tho Clerkot the Court eit eju.irror f-cssloua nt tho I'cucp or columuit uouutv ludr iietltluim for llcenso which will be preseuU-d to thu h ltd Court ou Wt'J&esJiy, the uu.iuyor .May isai. Honton, llerwlcl; llor. lilooiasourtr, Cutawtssa, .loliu HlDderiltcr, Heaver twp. .losenu ii. Miuman. Kmaunel IMgur, uiruni ut'33, lleluhart lierserj I't'U'r tiross. W, It. eiitmore, .luno U. lirowu, Win, eilgfr, ii A. Jacoby, KOotcntmuaer a: iteir- Bovder. .1. II. Klstler. I Win. llerkhtlmcr, r.t a. i rucKentiiuier, Kred. Smith, Patrick McDonald. V. c. u'llrleu s Juo.Dui:aD, I1IIUIUUD CU1UU, Johanna eiconner, it imam re'itrcr, liaiilel K. Curry, .lames eioldworthr. John l Kline, In. r.. neurt'ii, ,suiuuelllazlcdlnc, U. II. Deltterlfk, Hciunirton Veager, nuuir a wumvi, 'fhos. cncrriUL'ton. A. K.Ktnlth, Wesley J. utldlne, Hotel ltcstaurunt Hotel Liquor Storo Hotel Heslauranl Centralla Dor. Uquor Store Hotel Jeremiah K. Lonirenbcrger, " conyngham twp. eireenwexHl twp. lleuilock twp. Locust twp. . i. Madison twp. Main twp. A. W. lleHs. ll.T.Layoock, Emandua Uimocsr. Jacou Miller, tieo. lleckintu), Liiaa. vuieiuau, Mltlltn twp Montour twp. urangevllle, fcolt twp. Sugarloat twp. LIST OK JUROKS VOU MAY TKKM. 1S.S1. QUAXD JUROKS. llloom E. 11. llldleman, Norman Hheep. lleuvrr .iHsto lllttenhimv, Jonnllmn Itredbcnder. lientoii AbraUam llartmau, John It. Keeler. Ilerwlck Win. .Steven.-. Urlaf Creek Wm. llippenMeel, Jonathan L'ck. Catlawissa-Churles nel-w. evutrallaIohn McDonald, Hforge McKlhany. KlshliiL' Creek-Henry Koichuer, A. W. I'ltierson, .1. 1.. Itiinyoii ' eireenwood- Ira 1). Kline. Hemloik Tlieodoro Dent. IMS i-t .lumis Hupp, eieoriro e.etty. Mt. Pleasant John Howell, jr t)iani;e Mlas Conner, M. r". Conner. Nioit K. D. Hagenbuch, Charles lirown. TUAVE1E JURORS. liloomsburg, April is, '61, WM. KlIIC'KtlAl.M, iierk i. a. ELKCTION OF COUNTY SUPKRIN TKNUKNT to i ii i! tciiooi. piREerrous or oolcubu covm yi flfWTI LU1U in nnrilltnnm if Him fnrli'.ttilrd sol. tfouof the Actot sin May. 1M. you nre hereby tio- uneu en inert in oonveniiou, at llio e.'ourt llouo in llloouishur, nn I he hnit Tuesday of Muy, A. 1). l&ei, tx'lDi; the third dny or Ihe mouth, at 1 o'o cxk In the afternuin, and nelect, vtva o e, by a majority ot the hole number el dlrecu nresent. one nertion ot literary aud Hcleutlilo acquire intutH.aud of skill and exiHMlencM in the art or leaching, its county Super imi'imi'ui. inr iuu iuitu nucLreuiug earn; huu eei" ttrv Ihe reiiilt to the stale Snperlnundent at llur rlsburg, as requlre-d by the thirty-ninth and tor 1 1 etli bcitloiu ol auld act. WILLIAM II.SNYDEIt, County Hurie.'lntciidentol Columbia County. April Ulh st-iiw FIRST WKJK. Hloom-Wm. nietterlck. lteaer Israel shell. Jienton Jamea Wircman, Caleb O'llrten. lierwlek-s. II. Howman. Urlar Creek Andrew Fowler, John Miller. CattuwlBSa A. 'l ruckenmlller. Center-Kd. llartman, Kllas ltlngrose, Jorwatari , Walp, T. U. Sweppenhelser. Centralla Thomas Collins. MhhluR creek-Kllas winner, reter Bogart, Cyrus n itobblne, William Rveland. nrecnwootl-Joseph Uwton, Wm. Masters. llemlock-E. I). lidy. Jackson Malhew .Mcllcnry. T. W. Smith. Tt'J AJta.ruoo.Wm. J. Moutour-I'eter llelmbach. irauge-ll. c Everett. i7oughi'onl0t)b'Ira ''uncU- Jcl" r- bowler, Wm. Itoarlng creek-Michael Itouch, Peter K. Mentch. SECOND WKBr. Jjlocm-Wllilam Shaffer, . I. u Olrtcn, 2.T. Kehler. I!. A . Mitimftn ' llerwlck li. W. Holly. Centralla belli nomas. KUhlug Cieek-I).U. hulunrt, John Heldc. a'T,nLW"' fleaco' K"JaU Lemoa' Alison IIel'llJStrfVClirlb,opllt'r KU8,cr' a- I'ursell, Jacob IeilHl 11 V. T...I Madlson-Wlljon Kves, liallls sterling. M niln J e h u K l r k o n da 1 1 , "temake r. .iwuiuui imitiri rry, M1.. IMpityafit Ut.mi.n ... .. .. "-" ('.in, v luwiuru, painuei reoiiori. tHRUgc-Kmanuel Appleinau. 1 JiSSV fih!re": . ,u I'aaccberrltgton. 'com " LamU' K,J' Aluf", Eiellel MARKET UEPORTS. BLOOMBBURO MARKET. DIJIUnC JKocUvm, ItMMOodctu, cmtd Icgt, tvorr ki;t, OTritrung bui.tuU AlflA I I H n U O Itun Ir.rue, AgrelU and all toiprovcnututi, with ttoot, otr aud uook, lent u I BH unrUuud;itrtllor 1.11I7 . j Tl Wheatrcr bushel... live corn. " Oatu, " riourper oarrei Cloversocd , .., uutter , Pafiow ,,,, , Potatoes Dried Apples ,, ,,,,,, llamt ,, sides shoulders cue-Kens ......... ... lumcis Lard per pound ,,,,,, ,,.,.... UaytMrtMk ., ... , ... . . . tl.tlO 111 AD C.Ul t.SO .to K ,l8 .00 .03 .1(1 to ,V5 I' NKuI.VKNT'S KOT10E. (illcn Ib tint-i Vii nli f t ii... deVf.pKd;adto'urtpeoUD whoS . ly0rercenrD' f will apply tolhe Court ot ComrLon Pleas Si ill2ll.,P f.c9.u",sr lorUlu "'l1 ot the lulileent r?i !.'i?,V,,;mi0D",'"lu' cn Monday, May vnd, 11, at which lime uuy person huttc any obiecl Hons to his final diKchJrg as n lnkoleni tebtSj can at pear iiLd make inS same known. March W WUUAMUAV.MKISTEH. J OT10K. Notice Is hen by men that ihe mt(rlty l.ere-to-;nr ulten to J-llas Mudiihull, lo mike li, cf IttWbir und rrcmu inoi.i j cu my neeeunt .uVi WHJ..C.H ibe nut daj or Attn, a.V.Ui wulLS'i aJid. suireiiCtliQ i) iiiuiuaUocseht. """ X11UAUTOH, Uefefc Nt, it ) tei . it i.itt.ttMm.t. I Apill lM-tW
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