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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOCMSttUItG, COLUMBIA. COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
FRIDAY, MAItUII at, 1882.
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0 10 ii. m. 4 il p, in.
Tliu II 4) I niln south conned with the Phllacel.
nlilii & llciidlnK at Itupcrt, Mt.d with the fiorlhern
i.tuiitii ul uriiiiiiiiuuriiinu.
This list tif lands to be sold by county Treat.
itrer .lolmsoii for taxes a ipcai s In llih Issue.
Hooks, stationery, wall pnper ut the IVo-
pie's Drug k Hook Store.
. ltev. Mr. I.nnilnn of Wvcrslilc iriielieil ut
t tie Episcopal church on Vriliic.tliiy evcnliij:
(Julie n number of persons, clillilreu iiml
inliills, nrenlMctcil Willi menses.
Choice cuMinge ntul lettuce plants for sale
nt .1. Onrrlson's, fitli street. 2-w
Monthly Gospel Teiupeninee meeting will
be held In the Itefornicil Church on Tiicmny
evening April 4lh nt "J o'clock.
N S. Thinly will move his Inllor shop to
the thtiil lloor of the Cull iiiiS liiillillnj;
In-ilay.
All petitions for Ucciim1 must bellied twenty
one days before the diiy of application, and
nil remonstrances seven days.
Iiookliijr-j'lass beads, toned by soft, milky
opalescent tints, are lived In large quantities
for both ilrcssiinil millinery ruriiltures.
A traveling baud of live made music on
the streets last Monday morning. Dlslnnc
lent enchantment.
The CntnwUsa hem says that Mr. Michael
llrobst Is suffering from heart disease, and
his recovery Is doubtful.
Improvement seems to be the older of the
day. Most everybody is having something
done about their premises this spring, and
nil the artisans are busv.
The Central Hotel has been fuitber lm
proved by new paint In the bar room and
olllce. f.andloid llrnwn never does anything
half way.
The llnest assortment of elegant papclcrlcH
and correspondence cards in llloombuig,
have just arrived at this olllce. The ladles
arc invited to call and examine.
Only four weeks to May day festivals out
in the woods leeks violets snakes sun.
shine old logs mud blue vaults of heaven
sore throats Queen of May docloi's bill
14. Detroit Free l',es.
Kou Sai.k. llenjamin Klsler near Canby
Tost Olllce, Mt. Pleasant township Columbia
county l'a., offers for sale !) horses, the pur
chaser can have his choice from four head.
march-ill -2 w.
KU deaf and dumb persons were baptized
at St. Paul's Episcopal church, llarrishurg,
by Hev. Syle, a deaf and dumb clergyman,
last Sunday evening. The ceremony was
performed in Hie sign language.
The people of Kpy have now a small tliu
apparatus. They have purchased an engine,
which takes sl men lo operate, and have
secured one hundred and fifty feel of linen
hose.
Food roi: l'i..VMs,--A tablespoonful is
ulllelent lor a gallon of water, and u small
ipiantlty of Ihe water applied to the roots of
house plants once a week does them great
good. For sale at the ('oi.t'MiiiAN olllce,
small bov 10 cents, large box 2 cents.
.Mr. K. II. Wltmnn, late general secre
tary of the Wilkes Burre Y. M. C. A. Is en.
titled to have "Hev." prelhed to his name,
having been accepted by the Central Venn,
sylvanla Conference In a ministerial capacity.
Mr. Wit man is stationed at Ilentou.
The room occupied by the Y, M. 0. A.
having been given up to be used for other
purposes, the Illoomsburg Literary Society
will meet on Thursday evening of this week
In N. S. Tingle 's rooms over lilllmeyer's
grocery. A large attendance is desired.
The first number of the lierukk Gazette.
made Its appearance on Saturday last. It
Is neatly printed, and is published by J. II.
Diotcrlch. F. S, Hunt Is canvasser and
agent. Then- is no reason why llerwick
should not sustain two local papers, and we
wish the new enterprise abundant success.
Hurglars entered the store of Conkling it
Co. in Danville on Tuesday night of last
week, and stole a consideiahle sum in
money and securities. It is supposed that
the offenders are the same parties who
some time ago broke into store of Kramer &
Co. of the same place.
Mr. I'eter Bechtol has shown us a copy of
an old paper published in Hloomsburg,
called the Columbia County llcgistcr. It is
dated .lime lllh 18H9 and was published by
Thomas Painter. Of the many mlvcrtiseis
whose names appear, that of Philip I'nangst
is the only one that still remains among the
living.
An ei'change says It ought to be pioie
generally known that wheat Hour Is probably
(he best article to throw over a lire caused by
the spilling and Igniting of kerosoue. It
ought to be known , because Hour is alwa.xs
within convenient reach, and often valuable
arllcles of clothing, blankets, etc., are de
stroyed In extinguishing such tires. Ahcs
nud sand nic equally as good.
The course of (he law Is slow. If the
business men of Illoomsburg want u bihlge
across the river ut this place, it would be a
good plan to hold a public meeting and ap
point u committee to wait upon tho I'enii.
sylvunin Company and see what arrangement
can bo made with them for building n
wagon truck In connection with the railroad
bridge that U likely to bo erected during Ihe
next three years.
Wallpaper! wallpaper! window shades,
window fixtures, t the People's Drug -Hook
Store.
A new danger has nricn for lboe who
use sewing silk. It has been found that
much of the silk has lis weight Increased by
Ihe addition of sugar of lead, and as this has
u pleasant, sweetish taste, persons using
thread are very apt to form tho habit of
keeping It In their mouths mul thereby In.
duelng lead poisoning. This allllctlon Is in.
dlcated by blue lino on'thogums, a furred
tongue, lnllammatloii of the Hps and general
debility. It will be safo lo reject all silk
thread having this taste.
W. A. Swan, n detective ollleer of Wilkes,
barre, was In town last Friday. The object
of his visit was lo obtain possession of a
little girl two or three yearn old, who was in
the hands of Improper persons. Tho child
was taken from the Infants' Hniuo of Wilkes.
Imrre through tho misrepresentation ot the
persons xvho upplled for her, and win en
tnnteil to their euro supposing them to be
respectable people. When It was ascir.
tallied that they were engaged in u dlsrepu.
table business, the directum of theliibtltullon
armed Ihe ollleer with jlhe necessary papeis,
nud he secured the child ami look It home
villi him on Friday night.
A colli In the bend l one of the best things
that can happen to n lady wild n lace hand
Id'ichlcf, and Dr. Hull's Cough Sjrup Is tic
chil dly the best lemeily to cure that cold.
Knorr ti Wliitentcen have commenced
Ihe work of remodeling tho William Mclvclvy
property. The roof Is to be raised one story
and n store front put In tho rooms lately oc
cupled by 1 1. K. Waller. The second lloor
will be nrranged for olllce s.
Kvnmlimlloiis began nt the Normal School
on Tuesday, mul the term closed this Thurs
day afternoon. The Spring term begins next
Monday. No Institution of the kind enjoys
u higher reputation thnr. ours has acquired
under tho guidance of Dr. Wnllcr.
An engineer corps of eight men, with J. C.
Ilrowu ns head engineer, started out on Wed
nesday morning to survey n line for the rail
road up the creek. The purpose Is to get the
grade nud the distance so that an approxi
mate, estimate of the cost of the rond may
lie made.
An arrangement has been elfected by the
.lackon ft Wooilln Co. with the hotel keep
ers at Herwlck so that no licenses nre lo be
applied for during the coming year. It is
said that II. Hergvr will apply for a restau-
rant license, and Dr. I.lttle for n retail liquor
license.
A contribution box for tho benefit of
"Hetty and the baby", the wife and child of
Sergeant .Maon, stands on the counter nt
the olllce of the Kxchange Hold, and from
lis weight, it seems that the people of
Hloomsburg are no less liberal than the citl
7cns of other places. A petition to the
President asking for the pardon of Mason
has also been started, and has been very mi
nierously signed.
The members of the lteformed Church
gave their pastor, Hev. 0. 11. Strunk, quite
a sniprlso on Tuesday evening. About
eight o'clock sonic forty members rushed
into bis bouso taking the occupants by en
tire surprise. A very pleusaut evening was
spent together. It was the pastor's last
night In his present home. He moves
Into tho parsonage, the Vumittn properly
next to the lteformed Church, which they
recently purchased.
Easter cards! easier cards! nt People's
Drug & Hook Store.
Cnllli-ra' "Hnnkei's Dfiui'htcr" was iilaved
at the Opcrn House last Friday evening to n
large audience. We failed to discover any
ground for the severe criticisms that have
been made by certain papers, on the pro
duction. It is full of Interest from the be-
trlmilti.. Tim metnlicrs of the cnllltiiiliv
--
sustained their several parts well. The
scenery which they carry with them U good
mul tin. nrrOiistrn llrut floss. Tim liconll!
of Ibis town have had no better play pre
sented to them since the opening of the
Opera House than Ihe "Hunker's Daughter."
A comet was discovered about a week ago
by a young astronomer In Albany, which
will probably reach its perihelion In May or
June, nnd promises lo give us the grandest
celestial spectacle for many years. Prof.
Chandler, Is trying to show that the comet is
Hying directly at the sun and will probably
approach within 100,000 miles of it. Other
astronomers differ as lo the nearness of Its
approach, some even making the distance
200,000, but all agree as to Its coming very
close to the sun. We mav look forward to
May or June for one of the grandest sights
we have seen In the skies.
Faster egg dyes all colors at Ihe People's
Drug it Hook Store.
A Lebanon attorney, who is, at the same
time, a leading fisherman among other quail-
Mentions, claims to bo n weather prophet by
xperience, and is willing lo put his prog.
noslicalions against those of Vennor. Tice or
DcYoc. lie claims that the weather invari-
ibly repeats itself iiml gives the following as
the result of his observations, viz: All years
nillng in 0, 0 or 1 arc extremely dry. Those
inline In 2, 3, 4, 5 nnd 0 are extremely wet.
Those ending in 7 and 8 are ordinarily well
balanced. Those ending in 0 have extreme-
ly cold winters. Those ending in 2 have an
arly spring. Those ending In 1 have a late
pring. Those ending in !1 and 4 are subject
to great Hoods.
My love is come" is the best of news for
young people, but what wo are talking
about Is n song of that name, by Marhils.
Il Is published by Ditsnn & Co., Boston, who
also send us, "Poor Paola," (GO cts), an
Italian Song by Mangii', "Too utterly utter"
March (40 els), with a super silly portrait of
Oscar W. 'tiavotte Favorite of Mario An
tolnctte, 1771," (35 ctsj, by Neustadt, "tJal
op" (30 its)., from Day and Night, "Hek
tograph Polka," (,10 els) by Strauss,
Serenade Wekerlin, for Violin and Piano,"
(35 els) and "Santa Lucia," (35 cts), of the
same set.
With the roll of music comes a good copy
of Ditson A: Co's. MimctU Ilecottl, (2. per
year.)
Ass.m i.t and ItoiiiiKiiv. On the evening
if Saturday the tlth int., Joseph Bingham,
aged 55 years, residing on Welsh Hill, came
down town lo arrange ills pension papers.
After doing this he went home nnd on en
tering his house he saw some one getting out
from under a bed. While lighting u lamp
he was vloleiitlv struck on the bead with a
lub and knocked seiisekss. The villain
then went through his pockets taking what-
ver lie found, Which was not much, Mr.
Bingham lay unconscious until Monday
morning. It is supposed the robber thought
Mr. Bingham had gone to draw his pension
and that he could secure n considerable sum.
No one has been arrested but strong suspic
ion points to one ns tho probable perpetra
tor of I lm outrage, Montour Ameiknn,
At tlje Central Pcunsyl r aula Conference of
the M. K. Church In session at Lock Haven,
W. W. Evans, presiding Elder of the Dan
vllle district, read his report. The charges
report 1,200 conversions and u total member
ship in the district of 8,000. Two parson
tigcs were purchased and seven churches
were built. Numerous revivals occurred ut
different points ami the work seems to be in
an advanced ami hopeful state. Special ref
erence was made lo Ihe payment of the debt
on the Second Melhndlst Kplscopal church
at Danville.
The paper canvassed the great question of
Sunday schools, camp meetings, cancellation
of debts, etc. Seven chinches arc projected
for the next year. The Wooden and Juck-
son iiianufactiiring company of Herwlck has
donated 500 towards the conference chilin-
nuts.
We would urge upon all newspaper sub
scilbers the necessity ot preserving their re.
celpls. It would save editors n great deal of
annoyance if everyone who comes to puy Ills
subscription would bring Ids last receipt
with him, About one man nut of every ten
has lost It, but is confident that lie hat paid
up to a more recent date than tho books
show. The last receipt will always prevent
dispute, nnd when It is not produced there Is
no other guide than thu hooks, and we know
that when our receipts am presented Ihey ul.
ways correspond exuclly. The mini who "has
u receipt at home" never comes buck with it
lo prove that the editor didn't keep his ac
counts straight, There are people In the
world who will take a paper for four years
without paying u cent for It, mm then when
usked to puy, insut upon It that they only
i, we for one year, and Ihrcutcn to stop Die
I u t .1 w. ..Ho. I ... ...
paper n uicj uiu i'iiiiijiviii-ii iw iiij iiinre. in
such casts Ihe last receipt Is never pioduccd,
"Our Consecrntcil Friend" Is the name of n
book Just published by Miss II. I Hitler. Tin
work coiibiins sketches of the life ut Miss
Ktiitim Mlclieiier, Missionary to Afrle.i from
the M. h. Church. Hooks cn be hnd by call
Ing upon or sending your niune to Mrs. .1. K,
Hlltenbender, corner of Centre and Third
street", Hloomsburg, Pa.
Hev. T. M. Heese, formerly pastor of the
M. h. Church here, died at Allootin on Moll
day morning, In Ids sixty third yenr. This
news wilt be licnril by many with deep recret
ns ho was held In litgii esteem both for his
personal qualities, mid his ability ns
preacher. He bus been suffering for several
months from malaria and neuralgia. Ills
remains were taken to Hultlmdre for inter
merit.
Judge Allison, in a long and comprehensive
charge on this point, said i "The new con
stltiition holds as one of the qualifications of
n voter Hint he" cinphnsl.lng the pronoun
"shall have paid a Slate or county tax
within two yenrs. The refusal of the prose
cutor In this case to make oath that he hnd
made such n payment, In connection with the
admission Hint he had not made it nnd had
no personal knowledge' of Its having been
paid, justified the judge In rejecting the vote.
The judgi; called the attention of the jury to
the phraseology of the constitution; that,
properly Interpreted, would require that the
tux should be pulil by thu voter himself or
by some person whom he had authorized to
pay It for him. In the latter Instance, he
s.ilil, Ihe principle would apply Hint wlint n
man does by another he does by himself,
"Hut this," he said, "by no menus allows n
stranger to intrude himself Into thu business
of n voter, who alone can determine whether
he would pay tax as a quallllcatlou for voting
or not. Thu custom has prevailed In this city,
and been extensively practiced, of obtaining
names of voters from the assessment list and
without the consent of thu voter, and even
without his knowledge, having taxes paid
for him." This, the Judge thought, does not
constitute a legal payment of tax-, because It
is not done by the voter directly or Indirect.
ly and Is nu unauthorized act of a stranger
on whom the law confers no such right. If
the defendant In the case before him, hesuld,
had accepted the prosecutor's vote, he would
have been more properly chnrgeuble witli
violating the law than by the act for which
he was Indicted.
The jury returned a verdict of not guilty
nnd put the costs upon the prosecutor.
On Thirty naH Trial.
We will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-
Voltaic Belts and other Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debllity,lost vitallty,etc, guaranteeing speedy
relief and complete restoration of vigor and
manhood. Also for Itheumnllsm, Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Liver and Kidney difficulties,
Ruptures and many other diseases. Illustra
ted pamphlet sent free. Address Voltaic
licit Uo Marshall, -Michigan.
uci. .'8, 'Bi-iy
liuckboni IleniH.
The entertainment recently given by the
school under the supervision of Mr. Charles
Smith was a succe.-s. Mr. Smith intends to
locate, in Lee-County, 111.,- soon. He leaves
muny warm friends in this community.
Mr. Charles Dcitrich lias returned trom a
visit to Vermont.
Mr. Charles Moore has again taken up Ids
abode here, his school In Afton having
closed.
Our merchant, Bruce Vanliew bus now
removed to Ids new store.
Hev. M. L. Sinyser P. Ei will preach In
M. E. Church, on Saturday evening and Sun-
lay morning. Hev. 0. . Savldge bus re-
turned from Conference.
Mr. Lloyd Folk Is attending commercial
College at Poughkeepsie, New York.
Sudden Ueatli.
On Saturday morning Inst Mrs. J. (1. Mont
gomery with her daughter Jiad just stepped
into the store of Mr. E. Creger on the corner
of Mahoning and Mill street to purchase some
articles and while there stated to her daugh
ter who was with her that she felt very sick.
She sat down on u chair for a minute or two
and then arose to go home, hut had hardly
taken three steps before she fell insensible
nud was caught in her daughter's units. A
physician was immediately summoned who,
when he had felt her pulse pronounced her
dead. The sudden taking off of this so well
known and highly esteemed lady sent a thrill
through the community. Mrs. Montgomery
was the daughter of the late Judge Cooper,
an eminent lawyer In his day, and relict of
Hon. John G. Montgomery , who in the year
1857 represented this district In thu Congress
of the United States, nnd fill a victim that
year to what is known hi History us the
Washington National Hotel poisoning. She
was a well read and Intelligent lady, of a
pleasant disposition, n deyoted mother, a
kind neighbor uud sincere Christian. Bhe
w ill be much missed, not only by her Im
mediate relatives, but by il large circle of
sympathizing friends. She was buried on
Tuesday last In the Grove Cemetery In this
place. Jlim ltlt Inltlliyenetr.
JackHou HllverH.
We notice that Mr. T. W. Smith is getting
material ready preparatory to milling some
more improvements to Ids already commo
dious farm house. Mr. Smith Is one of our
enterprising farmers, ami believes In keep
ing pace with the Improvement of the times.
Ex-Judge Derr has been confined to his
room for several days, being iiicapaclated hy
u severe cold.
Joseph Hedllue Jr. who has been opera
ting with his portable saw mill on the timber
tract of Mathcw Mcllenry forseveral months
past Is about finishing up bis contract. Wu
have not learned where he Intends locating
next.
Mrs. L. A, German who has hem sick for
several days, is again convalescent.
Business must he booming ut A. J. Derr's
store. Humor has it that he lutiuds to add to
Ids clerical force after April 1st. If honesty
and Integrity is necessary to success, Juck
has the proper requirements,
Our community was startled it few days
since by the announcement that Mr. Ira
Kline of upper Greenwood had died very
suddenly. Mr. Kline was u good clllen, a
kind father and an exemplary christian, The
widow nnd children have the sympathy of
the community in their bereavement.
The schools In Jackson have nil closed
their winter term. In most of thu districts we
had No 1 schools. Mr. S. W. Mcllenry who
has taught t uccesslvely for a period of
nearly ii quarter of a century, Is very well
liked and seems to retain that enthusiasm
that most trachers lose after being In bur
nt ss for a period of years.
By referring lo the Itipubltcam ti few issues
idiico we notice a correspondent from Jack,
pou who signs his name "Pilgrim," writing
up the particulars of William Bobbins' wed.
ding and says Ids sister Emma had been
keeping house for him, but hud now re.
turned home, nud finishes up by wondering
who she will keep house for next. Some
one at my side suggests that the next per
son Eniinn peels potatoes for will be for
"Pilgrim."
Wu notice that Samuel Bellas has udded
another horse to his team In lieu of the one
he lost soiuu I hue since, Sam can hold
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fhcep-bklii us dose to the seat us uny Gran,
ger in Jucksou, Moiik Anon,
mi olllce
law. He
Is n gentleman of cibic.illnii nnd ability, am
lil.s earnest application uud Integrity of
character promise much for hhn In Ihe fit
litre. His olllce Is In the building formerly
occupied by II. J. Hccdcr as n justice's
olllce.
A RiiMiii llllillcal ItL-wai-il.
I lie publishers of W' Monthly olTcr
ten valuable rewards in their MontHu for
April, nmniig which Is thu following t
uo win give lyxu.oy in gold lo the person
telling us which Is thu middle verse In the
New Testament Scriptures by April 10th,
loan ... ... i .
iocs, nuouiii iwo or more correct answers
be received the leward will be divided. The
money will bu forwarded to tho winner
April Kith, 1882. Persons trying for tin
reward must send 20 cents In silver (m
posiage stumps tiiKcii) Willi their answer,
for which they will receive thu May Monthly,
m which Ihe name and address of (he win.
ner of the reward and the orrvct answer
will be published. This mav he worth
$20.00 to you; cut It out. Address Her
i.Kixm Pcm.isitixo Company-, Easton, I'enna.
If the lady who reads this card when In
want of Spool Cotton will ask
for the
"O. N T."
bhe will obtain tin
very best thrcud made,
Ask for Clark's 4
O. X. T " Motion and
see thai you get It.
ror sale by all leading dealers.
I'erHoiiul.
Wlllatu L. Mauiilng, of Jackson, will be
absent from liome for about three weeks at.
tending to business In Rochester, N. Y.
Hev. W. W. Evans preached bis farewell
sermon as Presiding Elder of this district, on
Sunday evening. He lias removed to his new
field at Berwick.
J. E. Vaniialta, Ihe Berwick jeweler, spent
Sunday In town with his parents.
Paul E. Wirt Esq. will remove his law of-
tlee to room No. 2 on the second lloor of the
new Cot.r.MiuvN building, on Ihe 1st of April.
Dr. J. C. Hotter has been confined to ids
bed for nearly two weeks past.
L. E. idler Esq has moved Into
Ihe
Jesse Shannon house on Third street.
F. I). Denller has been conllned to
the
house bv Illness this week.
lames W. Dilley who has been attending
the Normal school here for thu past year,
returned lo his home in Iowa on Tucsdav.
Chailes W. Scott of Wllllamsport was in
town on Tuesday. He Is general agent for
Ivlson, Hlukcman, Taylor it Co. of New-
York, one of Ihe largest publishing bouses
in the country, their speciality being Web
sler's Dictionary, and educational works.
Z. A. Butt returned from Florida this
week. He presented us with a half dozen
line oranges picked by himself in the sunny
south.
Elmer E. Moyer came home on Wednesday
for a short visit. He Is conducting u drug
store at Hugliesvllle.
Zchiilon Bobbins' new house on Hock
street Is fast approaching completion. Sam
uel Shalfer Is the builder.
Col. A. D Seely, superintendent of thu
painting di4. rtnient of the Bvrwick car
shops, was in town last Saturday, on biisl
ness. Death to rats, roaches mid ants; Pausdn
ExTKiiMtMAKiu. Barns, granaries and house
holds cleared In a single night. No fear of
bad smells. Best and cheapest vermin killer
In the world. Sold everywhere.
Hazel Klrkv."
This picturesque domestic drama which
is to bu produced at the Opera House on
Monday evening April 3d by the famous
New York Madison Square Theatre Com
pany, was lately spoken of by The Chicago
hitcr-Ocean as follows i
"A story as simple ns a gnrlitnd of autumn
leaves, and ns delicately beautiful, makes of
Hazel Kirke" u charming play. Over the
mind sometimes steals the quiet Influence of
fanciful revery, when memory nnd imagi
nation blend in thu creation of pictures not
all complete nnd perfect Unit delight, soft
en, uud make better the man. Dreams
they niny be, thnt reason can dispel ns a
breath dissipates the filmy clouds a part of
them. Hut there Is rest in them. Then1 is
pleasure. A mingling of pathos and joy
silently and unconsciously. Such is the im
pression experienced listening to the story
and witnessing the action of 'Hael Kirke.'
Hunuitig quietly along, over nu even wav,
among shadows nnd In sunshine, iimld smiles
uud teurs, mil never ttirtmleut, never hursli.
never rugged, the piece awakens a sense
more nearly akin to thu feeliug of reverie
than uny play we have ever seen. Its vlcls.
Itildcs, its sorrowful phases, its lessons of
wrong, arise from the attributes of moral
right (or moral duty) and of love. There
Is nowhere nu Immoral act, there is no
where u crlmu to be atoned for, there is no
1)11:11), no trickster, no schemer. Every
phase and condition of the play Is pure,
lean, good. Thu single departure from the
kindly course, the Incentive of the Interest
ing, dramatic and emotional properties of
the play, Is the resolute, obstinate will of a
plain, honest, good old man, who nckons
duty above every other earthly consideration.
There Is an indescribable grace, a wordless
charm about the play that cannot bu woven
into n synopsis more than the colors of a
violet can bu resolved by the chemist.
Hazel Kirke' has a strong hold on Chicago."
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The great superiority of DR.
i BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
allothercough remedies is attested
I by the immense popular demand
for that old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient
Consumption and for the relief of
consumptive persons in advanced
stages of the Disease, For Sale
byall Druggists. Price, 25 cents.
Nor, t, Ml dii
HUSIN1-SS N0TICIJS.
Lutz it Sloan have a large stock of Indies
and chlldreus' hose cheaper than ever.
Havo you taken a look ut I hose Mother
lliihlmrd'K collars at 1. , ll.irlinan's? See
them in the cast window,
More new fi luges, gimps
incuts Ac ut Lutz tt Sloan's.
I ends, nrna
Huvu you seen I, W,
dishes for Hist of April'r'
IIui Ilium's new
I Lutz it Sloan u celled thu ui rli h l,,r,r,,
II n,.n,iinuiii it ..I,......! i . b
iippwi mum im iiii'iivii mum imm in huh ii it ss
than they had ever hem sold ul. Cull ,,,id
see them.
John ( . Yneiini Eq , will open
In Calawlssa for Ihe practice of
Have you looked nt I. W. Iliirtmnn's fine
marselllcs. (Jullls and counterpanes for
I
Itcillall.liig thu blood Is absolutely ueccs.
snry for the cure of general di Mill v, weak,
ness, lassitude, oVc. The besrcnrlcfier of the
1. 1 I l ! ..
iiiiHHi is jron irs iron inuers.
ror dress silks, trimming sllk, watered
siiks, iirocade silks, satins or W, of unv
Kind call at LtitZiV Sloan's.
Have loll had an cie In biiilinf ul I. W.
Iliirtnian's one of those M cent connler-
panes?
Hnve ou feci! I. W. Harlinan's nice ere
tonnes, ir, cents. 22 cents and 28 cents.
I'Ot'NI) AT LAST.
U'1,.,1 ......... l...l.l i...... i i..
,.,,. i., i j iiiiu nuuiiiu iiuvi-, iiiiiini:iri III'
without, is Thomas' Eclcctrfc OH. It Is
thorough and safe In Its elici ts, producing
the most wondrous cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, bums, lirulses, nnd wounds of
every kind.
Go lo W. E. Geddls, Hallroad street for
general collection of preen linnsi. mul Iiml
ding plants, :t-m
A set of linnet's tools for mile by Stephen
lvnorr. also a pair oi ;iii men squaring pel
sors. Will be sold cheap. march 17 -If
A ItEKOVATlSn IIRMHDV
Is lo be found In Burdock Blood Bitters, As
antidote for sick headache, female weak
ness, lilllotisness, Indigestion, constipation,
mill other diseases oi a Kindred nuitire,
these hitlers nre llivaiuiililc. men 'i.isi.
HUrJII'IIAM.
Mrs. Selgfrled, Marlon, O., says Thomas'
r.ciectric on was irtiimiuiani in ncr case;
he used It for a severe cold and p.iln lus'ule,
nnd was relieved in a te,w minutes.
mcrlcau watches in hiintinir and oiien
face cases, all grades of key uud stem
winders, warranted for live rears, and
prices low. Call at L. Bernhard's Jewclrv
Store.
My son, need nine vcurs, was alllicted with
Catarrh: thu use of Ely's Cream Balm elfected
a complete cure. W . E. Ilamman, Drug
gist, haston, Pa.
Philadelphia. March 1. 1881. Messrs. Elv
Bros., Druggists, Owcgo, N. Y. Gents:
About Oct. 1, 1880, I gave your Cream
Balm n trial with thu most satisfactory re
sults. I was troubled with Chronic Catarrh
and gathering In my head, was very deaf ut
times nnd hud discharged from my curs be
sides being unable to breathe through my
nosej before the second bottle of your remedy
was exhausted I was cured and to-dav en.
Joy sound health, for which please accept my
sincere uiaiiKS. u. .1. Lonuni, u-'.i i hcstnut
street. Field Mummer, Philadelphia Pub.
House. Price 50 cents.
Go to W. E. Geddls. ltallrouil street for
early vegetable plants, of all varieties, fl-in
now vow! WHAT is tr?
The meat svstein renovator is Hurdnrlr
Blood Hitters. Trv it and bu eonvlnei'il.
Price 1 .00.
Pianos, organs, and all wood musical in-
struinents.cleiined, tuned, and repaired. New
hubs put on bows. T. Methercll, Hloomsburg.
Want Prime Cloverseed nnd fiOO biislie' i
of Potatoes at Silas Young's, Light Street.
bell. 2-1 4-w
For liirlitncss. whiteness and rich flavored
bread go to J. F. Caldwell.
Rheumatism, disordered blood, general de
blllty, and many chronic dismscs pronounc
ed Incurable, nre often cured by Brown's
Iron Bitters.
C. W. Low of OruiiKcville Is paving forlv
cents per lb. for butter. -If
SOC1KTV 1IKM.ES.
On account of its remarkably delicate and
astiug fragrance society belles nre loud in
heir praises of Floreston Cologne.
Fine clover seed and timothy seed for sale
by Silas Young tit Light Street, mar 174.W
ANNOYANCE AVOIDED.
Gri'V hairs are honorable but their prema
ture appearance is annoying. Parker's Hair
Balsam prevents the annoyance by promptly
restoring the youthful color.
Messrs. Kniily it Pealer havu leased the
"Hulmes Mills" at Benton. Columbia County
Pn. nnd arc manufacturing nnd dealing in
till kinds of Hour, feed, and grain. Are
prepared to furnish dealers, etc., on short
est notice, nt lowest prices. Wheat Hour a
specialty. The manufacturing &c, will have
the personal attention of Mr. Joe Kuelly, and
tho excellent Hour etc. he has been making
for the past few years cannot be surpassed.
Delivered nnywherc.
RUSSIAN WITE OATS.
At Mover Bros'. Write for prices. Citn
supply nny quantity, wholesale nnd retail.
Dr. Fra flier's Rout Bitters.
Frazier's Hoot Bitters are not a dram-shop
whiskey beverage.lmt arc strictly medicinal in
every sense. 1 hey act strongly upon the
liver and Kidneys, Keep the uoweis open ami
reguliir.make the weak stroiic.heul the lungs.
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood ami
system of every impurity.
For dizziness, rush of blood to the hcml, tend
ing to apoplexy, dyspepsia, fever mid ague.
drops3',pimplesand blotches, scrofulous hu
mors and sores, tetler.ring worm, white swell.
Imr.crvslnclns. son eves nnd for munir men
suffering from weakness or debility caused
from imprudence, and to females In diiicatu
health, Frazier's Hoot Bitters are especially
recommended.
Dr. Frazler : I have used two bottles of
Hoot Bitters for dyspepsia, dizziness weak
ness, and kidney disease, and they did mu
more good than the doctors, mid all The medi
cine I ever used. From the llrst dose I took
I began to mend, nnd I nm now in perfect
health, anil feel ns well ns I ever did. I con
sider your medicine one of the greatest of
blessings.
MHS. M. MAHT1N, Cleveland, O.
Sold by ull druggists everywhere at il per
but lie.
UKXltYk CO., sole J'ro.'n
C2 VttcuM. New York,
PILES! PILES! P.LES!
A Sure Cure l-'oiuul lit I.itHt!
N One Need SullVr !
A sure cure fur blind. bleeding, itcnlng and
ulcerated piles has been discovered by Dr.
William, fan Indian remedy.) called Dr. Wil-
Ham's hiillun Ointment. A single box bus
cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or !10
years standing. No onu need suffer live
minutes utter applying mis wonueriui sooiii.
Ing medicine. Lotions Instruments uud elec
tuaries do more harm than good. William's
Ointment absorbs tho tumors, allays the In
tense Itching, (particularly at night after get.
ting warm in bed,) nets us a poiiltlcc.glvcs In
stant and painless riilef,nml is prepared only
ior piles ivc, ami lor uotiiing else.
Head what Hon. J. M. Cofllnberrv of Cleve.
land says about Dr, William's Indian Pilo
Ointment i I have used scores of pile cures,
ami ii uiioriis mu pleasure 10 say that i nave.
never lound anything widen gave me such
immediate and permanent relief as Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Ointment.
For side by nil druggists or mulled on re.
celpt of price, $1,00.
BEN KIT tit CO.. rrop'ri,
02 Vesey St., New York,
SKIN DISEASES CURED
By Dr. Fruzler's Muglc Ointment. Cures
If by muglc. pimples, black beads or
grubs, blotches uud eruptions on the fucr,
leaving thu skin clear, heullhy nud beautiful.
Also cures Itch, barber's Itch, suit rheiiin.let
ter, ringworm, scald head, chapped bunds,
snro nippies, sore lips, om onsiuuile ulceis
nnd sores, &o.
SKIM DISEASE.
V. Drake, Esq., Cleveland, O., suffered be
yoml till description from a skin dlscn-c
which appeared on in haiiiis,heiiil and face,
und neurly destroyed his eyes. Tho most
careful doctoring fulled In blip hlin.uud idler
ull had fulled lie used Dr, Eraier's JIuglo
iJinimeiu rum was cured iiy a lew tippiicu
Hons.
MThe llrst mul only positive cure for fcklu
diseases over discovered.
Bent by mall on receipt of price. 60 cents.
HENRY & CO., Sole Prop'rs,
03 Vksky Sr.. Nkw Yoiik.
For blind, bleeding, Itching or ulcerated
piles 1)11. MII.I IAM'S INDIAN I'll.K OINIMKST Is II
sure cure. Piice $1.00 by mall, For sale
by all Druggists.
rphEASt'HEH'S HALE
JL OK
1 Nsl'.ATHD LANDS IN COLl .Mill A
COI NTY, PA.
Ii.v viri le ',fs u d-y i.ctsot llio tlcncrnl Assoia.
My ut lli I'utii no iwemili of leniisylvanU rcla
t.nir to tin- nl' .f s-stul ni utuoite I lanrts
in tlieoiiii'i ot Cjliiiulilii, etc., for luxes One and
iipal 1. 1 will oner a; imbllo iwilo In llio Court
llouto, In tliu town ot liloomsbur?, on tlio second
.MONDAY OI'.U NE, A. I). 1882.
l ten o'clock h iii. the tollunliig descrllK'd eleecs
nt In ml, or such lull liieirnl as mar bp nccp.ssnrr
to xiMryilin ntiDJit of Lues due and unpaid
I'tfidtisl tho Mine, slid continue tho same from
ii.i) in itii) us l lie mino niny bo found nrrcstnry,
miMS Ot-' KAt.l'.
Tlio nil, on t. of Iii.ms nnd costs must bo mld
wliu th l mil Is struck orr, or the. tale mny bo
vo:d otd the propi ity nut up nnd resold.
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Iiiijplaui' L'cklc.
Fettrrinan . llcrblnc.
Filck ,v M.iunan. . .
Little l.nUit ... .
Huston John
Miller Ellas ...
.Morris Hughes
-Melllngton William
Hlco ".brum '".
Itaub J Miller
skite Harry..... . . .."
'I i ton Jacob
Wltchey Mary est . .
Wltchv .Iihn
Yocain Imuc
Yocum L'lljih
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S acres Hoon Aoron
1 lot crouso Nelson
a acres CreasyMarl ha
1 lots Uttsmger .Msrth.i
1 " llldliy Mary
a acres Jones William
83 Krcssler John . .
1 nt Jones llariey
I ' MuilleyWm
l acres 5terlll Jess .
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s ' Mips'cman jos ' .
If. " McKilvv Neat Co
3 ' Ilucklo Wesley
4 lots sntdeiniu Tno
1 shannon Jess-s
K " John Eekroth
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Ml acres Hellas Wm
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Hucknlew .lains estate.
Colo Fcklel
Chiiplu John F
Custer Marv
Htss Josepli0
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I OP
SE.VTKI) LANDS IN COl.rMUIA C'OrX-
TV. PA.
Alo thp f jllowlnir loti. nieces, ami n.ir.vw nf
seated landi, relumed by tho tut collectors, are
loDeso.'ini mo same i mo unuer the Drovisions
of nu Act of sscmt)ly, emitted. -An act relating
to the silo of 'nnds for tax In Columbia co inly,"
approied March 3th, I stc.
tlEAVElt TOWNSHIP,
1 Lot MacfTeeJoho t 3 3
1 M.rtlll Wm 1 u
ij acresshcrman Thomas s in
i im, nouman i ranK l so
lone esLOico J A Agent (140
1 Lot " " " i ii
I " Sweeney Isaac , 1 so
s " selpt A II 3 so
4 ' HarnesChirles It 5 so
1 " Kramer 15 L, c:i
IlBSTONTOrtNnlUP. -
l Lot Albertson Samuel It l so
10 ncres llngart Siniuel ni
4 " ikeier K It t so
5 Lot lleacick Samuel 3 5o
llLOOMSUllltll.
1 Let Krutnv tidrew 4 tl
" Dennis .lames estate lis
i " Ortwlne Henry 3 30
l " wimcr Frol." i 7o
" Verry Win esMte -i so
s " W alter No'man 4 so
CATAWISSA TQW.SSHII'.
1 Lot Arndt Noah , a so
1 Abbott W II 1 so
I " " ' " 1 so
" llarnos Mrs A U 1 si
II acres lllehel .lonatlisn estate s 84
vo " lllttenhender Charles 11 on
co " scotl John s 40
CENTItALIA
t Lot Cramer AW 15 r.o
I - .McDonnell Aulhoney 13 70
C()NV.M1I1M.
1 Lot llrown William ts
1 " Dolan .Ma'v 1 70
1 " 1 luderinmli lleorge 93
S " " " I 80
1 ' Murphy Michael 9-1
l'lSIIINOCHKtK.
7 acres llelehrand William 3 ii
lait Larlsh AS m
a acres Nej hard John obi
1 Lot M111IU corutllus i m
(IHHHXWOJl),
U 1 acres Hii-h ird Alfro I 5 so
I L'lt Pllklllgl'ili i-it m
I - Kv.-s Gil di 03
Is acres He. ler .lames d eiusiil 9J
is KWier llanuah k 40
40 " Kur-e Lemuel 1 13
I Lot Kltzro-a'd Klltabdlb 44
5 scre-t M tuning w 11 33
u " Kllnxl-uxtoms-ate 51
4 " II si 1mm 4
I Lot - " 84
II acres VandrsliceT J 01
I lot Crnwfjrd 1 hlllp , ?
IIKMLOCK,
S3 acroi ll irun Newton 1 jj
il ' Knne.- W llllam 7s
' 10I sh eui iter M (i 5 no
1 acre Hobblns Zibullnn 3
JACKS i.N.
3 acres i'latt Hannah JU
3.1 " You-gU'iMiC no
Louts r.
s seres Hh ides s i'ai 4 ut
MAD SJ.
1 Lot Klr.er M111I0 sa
t0 acres Hves Cliiih i. W 1 as
iw " " ' " M
69 smith 1) Utchard l it
IM I'riiinbower A 1 is 73
1 lot Welllvvr siuan estito ii
MimtN.
4', acres Aiialo lohn II j 06
1 lot Kulehner Jacob estate S ft
n Miner 1 evi t s4
Uaerea Kipr Saving K11 d Ass elation.... I 44
S " '. ip. luger Henry 11
MONroi'lt.
1 Lot liu-.ier W illiam en ate 340
OltASOK.
40 acres t.veiJacoti s dm
10 coieinan J04M- j 01
a iruiuiuiu iHipuia ,.... 3 04
i nnian ,ioun , 40
s " lltce Jesso p , ( (,3
11 i,uq dumea v&uiiu ,,, , 943
PINE.
i acres oreibieiits tacob estate (31
ureioicon km , .. .&
so 11 Kllnu Patterson 13 m
to Ktlclnn Alfoid " II '
n iA-uit ,x riuu..., g 84
iii 110 OiinsjnsUUl. .,...,, , It 43
ou lucuieuaeoi)
si l-arker John II sis
44 '.' WattsAP .""!., : . ,..... I to
HOAIIINd CRKBK
vi ajres i.evau i.iiwsjn ,, a 13
3sl ' siiul nburjerT... 11133
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l.V, acres Hlchart Win
1
Campbell N u
9 00
blOAHIajAK.
10 acres Colo T II
si " Albert-nil J-vt . .
1 lot iliiimiii Mimr
4 acres 11 .s- 1 .une
ti ' mimic 1 arvm
40 '' Miller l:in ,belh
S loth 1 implu John I
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1 33
1 11
It 30
1 1.3
Osboni's I'liinlly Piilnls leudy for use nre
the inint convenient article of 'ihe kind, nil
shades ntul colors, put up In J, J nnd pint
cans. Wo furnish n pan of pnlnt nnd bnih
for ai ccnls,
o
Snuollne Petroleum .Icllv. used for burns
scalds nnd sores of every kind: It Is good und
cheap. Haxollno Pomade
for the hair,
highly perfumed. 2.1 cents.
Glycerine lotlou. To ladles und children
or any person with u line sensitive skin and
whose complexion Is affected bv the weather
causing redness, roughness und chapping
this Lotion Is invaluable. An excellent np.
plication to the face nflcr shaving. Largo
bottles 2.-, mul no cents.
Our Stock of Hair nnd Tooth brushes bun
been replenished nnd contains some gocd
bargains.
We carry n comnleto nnd well selected
stock, nnd competent persons nre nlwavs In
nttendunco to supply the 3-nnts of our put
rons. We study to please, nnd believe we
can supply you with everything In our line
economically, satisfactorily nnd in n manner
calculated to Induce to join In the verdict,
that our store Is the place to trade. Hoping
to see many renders of the Cot.f.MniAV nt our
place of business shnrtlv nnd soliciting u
share of your esteemed 'patronage, we re
iniiin Very Truly Yours
N. J. Henclershott.
JOHN A. FUNSTON & Co.
Real Estate, Trusti Investment and
Collection Office.
BLOOMSBURG DA.
FOIl SU.E
A Coal 3'ard with trade. i'Oil Incut Inn. ftt. N!r nrlep.
and reasonable terms.
10 frame dwellings. Price $300 to tvsoo.
s brick dwellings, l'rlco tl.ow) to IPVKW.
lltltldlOL' lots, cood location, nrlcn tain tn i n.iu
With Or without contr.icl In hntlrl tnimn nr hrl,L-
dwellings all complete In CO or 90 days from break.
1U KIUUUU,
B farms at from (to to (1 73 pc r acre.
3'j story frama woolen mill, wlih full set nf m.,.
chluery, a good natural water power, all In pood
nuiMUKvuuuiuuu, uia'j iiirjju ira,nu uweuiuir,narn
and outbulldlngs, so ncres (f land, 5 miles to
llloomsburir, will bo sold cheap and on good terms,
owned by c. L. Bands.
0 acres, cood land, biillillnirn. fenres. rrnir nmi
water. In licnton twp., uno mt( to New Columbus.
Terms reasonable. Uivned hv Daniel ICnnner. I'rlp..
$3,000
S7ftA0res. Illirlev farm. Mnnt.nir tmcnfihln (nm.
dwelling house, bank nam and other outbuildings,
good soil; about 1( acres timber; well watered;
nilliij Ivrj'.ill'JII, Iiririiuis, II w Hircu. Will III-
vldo In two or three tracts, see drafts. Terms parv.
Now owned by Wm. Neal, Ksi,
130 nrren nn ttniitli ti.inl- rtt rli.. 11 nlloo fm
town of Mirtlln on road lo HerMck. 115 acres bottom
land, balance timber, llrlck dwelling, bank barn nnd
outbuildings, good fruit and water, (well and foun
tain). Also a i-aluaolc deposit or tlvo acresot bilclc
and potter s clay. Owned by Jjhn Wolf, ot Hlooms
burg. Admirable HOW brick dwetllntr hn'ian nnd n liin.n
framo dwelltng house nm framn stubln nn Knst
street ono door below Third,
Ils otlered on easy tcrnu with contracU to tnillil
If desired.
93 ncres In MadUon town&hln: neiMinleri liv.Tn-.nnh
Wise. Hood frame homo aod bank barn. Laud
lately well hmcd and m-intired. Annie nrrhnril unit
other fruits.
103 Acres In riahln?crcek tnwnKliln nn mail tn
Ilentou. llrlck house, frnmo barn and sheds oood
watr at house an-i barn. Apple orchard and other
ruiia. uivueu uy uuu ceaier.
lis Acres productive lanl In Hemlock township,
l miles from Htosmsburg. Krumo dwelling, baiik
burn and two tenant houses,
A W Mory framo carriage and blacksmith shop,
40.WO iceton Iron near Slain street, with trado and
good will. A full sot of tools In each department.
Hoasonablo price and terms.
A nearly now 2-xtcrr frnmn dwelling nn Vnuitli
Street. Catawlsia, framo stable, good water, and
fruit, all In good condition
C3 acres, well watered. Ilrmlnek tnuncliln.
framo houso, bank barn ui c out-bulldlngs, choice
fruit, young orcb ird. with grain In ground, stcck
Ac, If desired. Thomis II dijonter.
Oct. 1 1, -Sl-tr JOIJ.N' A. FU.NSTON.
or PAUL E.WIHT.
. C. GrALIGNAN,
Dmi.n.'t in
STOVES,
HE ATE as,
and RANGES
FI KB PLACE HEATERS;
LOW DOWN Or HATES,
CELLAR FURNACES, &o.
A Foil Stock Always Kept on Hand.
TIN, aud SHEET IRON WORK.
I tlefv competition in this lint-,
us far as "ootl work is concerned.
No matter how iliilicult the job is
bring it to 1110, 11 ml I will do it or
ask in pay.
PLUMBINGS-.
Parties wtuitim; work done 111
this blanch, will do well to call
1 ml f-ee mo before Romx elsewhere.
do not hire any but first class
il umbers to do my work.
STEAM FITTING.
1 am now ready to make esti
mates and tako contracts for heal
inj; private house? and public
buildings by steam or hot water.
GAS FIXTURES.
There is alwavs a full line nf
this class of goods to bo found in
my store. Any that 1 have not
on hand I can furnish at shortest
notice, as low as city prices.
ROOFING.
1 am always ready to do a uocd
job of roofing nt it lair price.
Ditiisiuciion guai imiecti or no
ii
OPERA HOUSE,
at
S3
A M Johnson, Treasurer