THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUlttt, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN.
0. E, Elwall, 1 -.11...
J. K.DIttinbindr.,f E4,to"'
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1883.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
HOIl AVDITOH (IKNKltAI,
H01JKIIT TAQQAUT,
' of Warren.
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t HOIl STATU Tltl.AHL'HI'.K,
JOSEl'II POWELL,
of Bradford.
.Proctor Knott has been elected Gov
ernor of Kentucky, by tho Domourat?,
by a majority of nbout -10,000.
Is it called independence for ono
annntAi tn i11Vtot.fi nn ultimatum nn1 tlitia
obstruct all legislation at an oxpenso of
3,000 a day T
W. Hayes Grier, editor of tho Col-
itmbia Herald has been appointed
superintendent of public printing by
Governor Pnttison.
The situation at Ilarrisburg remains
unchanged. There is no prospect of
passing apportionment bill", nor of ad
journment. John Stewart and his ultimatum nt
an oxpenso of 3,000 a day to tho stato
will bo a lino record for tho luturo of a
boasted independen I. Tho bosses aro
well pleased with such independence.
Tho suicido epidemic has struck the
country again, and tho papers arc filled
with reports of tho successful attempts
of pconlo who are tired of life, to put
nn end to themselves. Unsound mind,
Tnntrmav vnm finnnninl trnti.ilnc fini-l
other causes aro assigned n3 tho reasons
for the acts of these self murdorcrs.
Sullivan and Slado had a set-to with
hard cloves at Madison Snuaro crarden.
Now York, on Monday night. About
12,000 people were present. Sullivan
knocked Slado out of timo in three
rounds. Each man pocketed several
thousand dollars as the profits of their
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uriuai cxiuuiiion.
Governor Pnttison vetoed an item in
tho general apportionment bill, giving
1500 for repairing the board walk on
tho capitol grounds. Out of other
monoys appropriated tho walk is to bo
relaid soveral feet wider than at pros-
ent, nnd after making all other neces
sary repairs about tlio grounds thero
will still bo $3000 of tho fund left.
This Bhows how public money has been
misappropriated for years past under
lvepnblicnu administrations.
Everybody, says tho Pittsburg
Post, wishes well to Miss Nellie Ar
thur, tho twelve year old daughter
of tho President, but it is crowding
the mourners that a United States
steamer has been detailed to carry her
and two Inends, also young misses, on
a pleasure trip from New York along
tho Now England coast to Mt. Desert.
Such appears to bo tho fact. Tho
gallant captains of the President's
uaveo must be charmed with their
duties.
Tho Legislature should a3k tho Gov
ernor for permission to adjourn as n
means of saving tho people threo thous
and dollars n day. I'hila. Times.
Tho better way to savo tho peoplo's
monoy would havo been for tho Kepub
lican senate to agree to a fair apportion
ment. This is all that has been asked
by a 'democratio House from tho bo-
ginning, but under tho load of Cooper I
an apportionment was made an impos
sibility because the senato adopted an
ultimatum which they knew mo ueino
crats could not accept. Who is re
sponsible? The practice of promising political
preferment promiscuously through tho
county in order to secure tho services
of good workers in tlio interest of any
particular faction is an old joke, but it
still seems to work well. Of course, it
is an insult to the intelligence of the
party for any man or men to assume
that ho or they can control tho offices
in advanco of a convention, and
thero aro always a lot of defeated can
didates hanging around alter a conven
tint, ni.il Im.in nilinrr oflt I ofnpl inn fm
satisfaction f or
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Will. IH.MII.II1IIHU UI V.u.u v.w. .w-
iitifiilfillnil .,-n,iiiunai nur itlflt. tlinl
.imnimrnn,-nnUl.nVa.ilni.tVnfmPiiwhn
aro willing to sell themselves on inese
promises without stooping to inquire
-hntimr tim nrnmisnr nin ilplivpr tl-.n
goods.
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DON'T BELIEVE IT-
xiiu uuuiiiiiuii: iui uisviiut iittuinuj,
Messrs. White and Buckingham, are
young lawyers of promise, either of
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whom will fill tho olhco with credit to
himself nnd with satisfaction to tho
people. If left to themselves to fight
out the campaign, tho result, whatever
it may be, would bo received with no
ill feeling nnd witli no danger to the
barmonv of tho pnrty. But the meth
ods of modern politics aro deplorable,
and whilo these methods are being
used to their fullest extent wo cannot
as fair journalists, and ns tho recogniz
cd organ of tho democracy of this
county, remain silent without alluding
to them. So far ns the candidates aro
concerned wo havo no choice, and if
tho samo calumnies were being circulat
ed about Mr. White that aro boing
circulated about Mr. Buckingham, wo
should tnko tho same pleasure in do
nouncing them. Without tho knowl
edge or consent of Mr. White, as wo
beliovo, a number of men havo been
traveling this week accusing Bucking-
bam of embezzling tho funds contribut
ed for campaign purposes last fall, as
chairman of tlio county committee. In
answer to this it is only necessary to
say that nt tho lato meeting of tho com
mittee, it was settled by a decisive voto
not to require tho chairman to publish
(i statement of his expenditures, and
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iur. j-muKiiiuiiuiu nuiie-i iiiiuiiuiY unit,
no was rcatiy iu uiuimt, inn atiuuuta iu
any ono who would call at his oflico
and exnmtuo them, it has never bcou
tho practice of any chairman to publish
ms accouut.
When tlio COinilllttCO was SOVCral
hundred dollars In debt 111 1880 the men
who are nor -making uus ennrgo 01
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embezzlement against tho chairman
wero among thoso who either refused
to contribute n cent toward campaign
oxponseH, or who subscribed nun inueu
to pay. Their solicitude for tho proper
expenditure of funds was not so great
then ns it appears to bo now. Wo have
ftpon letters from d (Torent sections ot
.tlicoouuty, stating that certain parties
wero making this chargo against Buck
ingham, nndns wo beliovo ft to bo false,
wo deotn it our duty to tho chairman,
ns well ns to tho pnrty, to say so,
THE DELEGATE ELE0TI0N.
As aiiuounued I'lsowliuro by tlio eliiuV
man of tlio county committee, tlio Dcm
ocrats of Ibis county will vote on Satur
day afternoon between tho houra of 3
nnd 7 o'clock for delegates to tlio con
ventlon which meets hero noxt Tuesday.
As thero nro only tlio ofllces of District
Attorney nnd County Surveyor to bo
filled this year, thero Is likely to be a
feeling of npathy that will prevent tho
polling of a full vote. This ought not
to bo tho case. Every Democrat should
mako it his duty to go to tho polls and
signify his ohoice, and that without bo
iug iniluonccd by any individual, or
faction. Tho ollloe of District Attorney
is one of impoi tnnce, as tho duty of
seeiug that criminals nro properly pun
ished dovolves upon him, ami heneo tho
safety and good order of society do
ponds upon tho proper administration
of tho position. When but compara
tively fow attend tho delegato election
tho friends of defeated candidates nro
liablo to complain that tho successful
ones nro not tho nominees of tho party,
but only of a small portion of it, and
this leads to dissatisfaction and differ,
cuccs that cannot help but injure the
Ucucrnl ticket at tho stato election' A
' voio seuies uio matter uoyonu ti.s-
i nui-, nun Hitmen uiu unit uiitiiiiniaaut
into we party, j.ei us navo u uig unit
out.
PATTIS0N AND HENSEL.
Republican papers aro dovot.n! n
great deal of spaco to the charge that
thero is a quarrel between tho governor
and the chairman ot tho Democratic
state committee, and some havo even
gone so far as to assert that tho admin
istration intended, bcloro tho conven
tion, to havo Hcnsel removed from the
chairmanship, thus exposing their igno
rance of the fact that tho standing com
mittee elected us chairman last January,
for ono year, and nothing but his own
resignation could depose him. Tho al
legation that thero is a disputo is now
finally settled. Governor Pnttison spent
a fow days at Atlantic City recently,
nnd in answer to a reporter ho said:
"As regards tho personal ill-feeling
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between myself and Chairman Hensc ,
1 know nothing ot any sncn siato oi at-
fairs, except what I see in thoso news-
papers. I beliovo tho Democratio ticket
nominated by tho recent convention
represents Uio deliberate judgment, oi
tho people, and that that judgment will
assert itself at tho polls in tho fall. I
am personally acquainted with both Mr.
Tnggart and Mr. Powell, and it happi
that thev aro both from tho Nor
:icns
orth-
western quarter of tho state. I do not
beliovo that any question of locality in
fluenced their selection. I was not
awaro of tho fact that there is agather-
mc of rennsylvania politicians hero at,
present until my attention was called to
a mention of something of the hort in a
newspaper-''
The Buchanan Reaction.
From the Sunday Mercury-
For about twenty years it was tlio
fashion in this country to look upon
James Buchanan as a monumental
specimen of tho imbecility of states
manship in a great crisis. JNomans
memory has ever been more studiously
n,i i.inti H.nVonwl (nr nnrtv
purposes. toward, dotard, aastaro,
ml or. havo been a few of tho epithets
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associated wun ins iiamu in uiu mess
nnd on the stump.
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the temerity to
was pretty sure
rided as a symp;
He was the author
tnmnvoltla ..nnaniri
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government over to its enemies. The
va.,u i,na i,n i,ot t!i r.nnrnt
whichhas arrived at manhood since
1800 has become thoroughly imbued
mitt, n.o i.inn i,ni Tnmoa Hnnhnnnn
was a lecble, heartless, nerveless, uo-
testable old man who was anxious to
see, his government go to rum.
ho hundreds of "histories which
havo been written on the late war, and
hardly a half dozen of which havo not
been conceived in the bitterest spirit of
partisanship, are all calculated to spread
tins iuea. n lias omy ueen wiiiuu uiu
past two or threo years that attempts
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havo been mado by dispassionate inves
tigators to rcscuo Buchanans namo
from this load of obloquy. The letters
which Judgo Black has at various times
published havo contributed not a little
to this end.
There seems now to bo a disposition
n tho publio mind to revise tho hasty
judgments which were lormeo in uio
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midst o partisan passion and to arrive
at a truthful and accurato estiraato of a
malitrned l'ennsvlvanian. Ono of tlioso
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reacuons which prevail m tno lorraauon
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I , iintnm na ... nil A.hn ovAntO Hfl.
VI lliokuiv, 1U3 ill un uu;i uivuwj -i-
pears to have set iu, and a man wtio
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clianan is received with at least respect
nnd attention. Curtis story ot his lito
ifi i nnivn Ait i m mnnon itiiinnnnn ill 1110.
missiiif? nroiudices that wero entirely
groundless, and it is certain that during
tho next twenty years James Buchanan
win do looKed upon by mo ivracricau
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man uunng uio past. iwemy years.
The Lviuence Accumnlates-
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Hint thn l.rnaeli in tho iP.miblican nnrtv
X IIUDLUIW.il li ICUULilli&lllLI tUU lUUb
wfifl nnt hv iinv mnnnft hpfi on tn Imwcil
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Otinv's nilvinn and nut. nn nllor-ed i.uln.
Doni nut on Uio stato tinkut this year in
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nrdpr to fivp thn kir.lfpi-s nn nxensn
fnr
refusing to harmonize Representative
Nilpa. nf Tinrtn rnnntv. wir is simnnspil
to have been tho inventor of United
KtntMKmintnrMltnl.nl.. wn hpIppIp,!
as tho most enticing bait for tlio hook
with which it is proposed to catch tho
independents.
But some how or other many of the
independent leaders began to suspect
Nilcs and looked around for evidence
to support their suspicions, and thoy
did not havo great trouble in huditig it.
In tho first place they discovered Unit a
bargain had been mado with senator
Stewart to the effect that
if lie would
ncnt by tho
nid iu defeating apportionment
legislature Nilcs should bo placed on
tho ticket. Quay mado tlio bargain and
took NUcs tor his sharo ot tho spoils.
Magco agreed to take Livsoy and tho
result was that a bosses' ticket
n bosses ticket was
nominated whilo apparently a bono was
I thrown to tho independents.
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1 ijonc usivo oviuenco l nat tneso bar-
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1 galI18 wer0 ,nauo pas becu constantly
I acnimtilating until now no more is
I needed. Candidato Niks at tho last
I session of tlio legislature most emphat-
. I iclv declared hiuiscu in tavor ot tho
I L'oneral assembly carrvinc out its "con.
1 8titutloual obligations ' bv tho naasaao
r b . w . ."i
1 of apportionment bills. At that timo
I ,is Bvmpathics wero with tho indcpend
I ets. This year tho bosses took him in
I ,and and agreed to mako him tho can-
1 duiato tor auditor general. What s tlio
I result ? Nothing has been heaid from
1 Mr. Nilcs about tho "constitution ob
I ligations" of tho legislature, although
thev aro even more luiidlng now than
thov were at tno last session, iso lur-
ther proof is needed that Mr. Nilcs
now completely in tho control of tho
bosses and that ho is tho bosses' candi
date for auditor genoral. Patriot.
ouei -u ueicusc lor nun - -o - - - i r ----- , notilipil nnil bo has hoon
i .1.1. itbpnainnnlp.il- th.it. ns Pminsvlvania "ouiieu nun no lias ueen
io ui. ussuuLu .mu ul- .,,i" l.ni, again. His malady is su
athizer wun treason. - "V'"r i,v 1,,. m.,.in, i i...
01 an our woes, uiu - ----- o, - .. . n !, W ;,. Tl iquo
Mnrtw nik-o.-..,! t.hn wouiu pay nor better not to nave tno - " ,u,j
The New Oougrcas.
IIKI.AT1VK Sl'lllINUTII 01' Till: DBMOUltATS
AND lllU'llUUOANS W HOTI1 HOIISUS.
Tho nfcxt congress will contain n Ito
publifean majority1 of two' in tho sohalo
and n Democratic majority of 50 in tho
house. In tho next houso of represen
tatives there will be 101 Democrats mid
110 Republicans, six Mahoncitcs, fivo
Independents and two Grccubaokers.
Iu tho last congress tho Republicans
had 12 majority over tlio Democrats,
and a majority in tlio delegations of 20
states. In tho next one, tho Democrats
will have n majority iu 22 stales and
72 majority over tho Republican. Tlio
states of Alabama, Arkansns,California,
Delaware, Georgia nnd Missouri aro
solidly Democratic, and thoso of Colo
rndo, Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Ne
braska, Now Hampshire, Oregon,
Rhodo Island aud Vermont arc solidly
Republican. At the last election tho
Democrats gained oO members, as fol
lows: Ono in Arkansas, four in Cali
fornia, two in Connecticut, one iu
Georgia, two in Illinois, four in Indiana,
two in Iowa, two iu Massachusetts, six
in Michigan, seven in Missduri, eight
iu Now lork, eight in Ohio, four in
Pennsylvania, ono iu South Carolina,
ono in Tennessee, fivo in Texas, four iu
Wisconsin, in all 02. They havo lost
ono iu Florida, one in Maryland, ono in
Mississippi, two in North Carolina and
ono in Virginia. The Grcenbackers
havo lost two members in Maine, four
in Missouri and ono iu Pennsylvania.
Tho Republicans havo gained 10 mem
bers and havo lost -14, leaving n net loss
of 28.
A Live Issue.
Tho release of whisky and tobacco
from United States taxation, ns recom
mended by the Democratic convention,
is quite certain to be a popular idea in
Pennsylvania which contributes so
large a portion to that tax. Certainly
if tho United States does not need tlio
revenue it gets from these articles, as
it seems to bo agreed it does not, Penn
sylvania can very well demand that
they bo left for her ,to tax. At present
the United States gets nil out ot them
that they can bo made to pay. They
nro first class objects of taxation and
can justly be mado ,to bear a heavy im
post. They arc articles of luxury whoso
consumption is not,, beneficial to tho
people, and thoso who insist upon .using
thctn may fairly bo mado to pay round:,
ly for tho privilege. If tlio United
States tax is taken oft the, stato and its
counties and cities should bo given
these rich rovenvo cows to milk. To
bacco and whiskey would bo good
things to substitute for tlio real estate,
Which now bears tho chief burdcu of
taxation.
When tho farmers get it into their
heads that tho release of tho revenue
from whisky and tobacco by tho United
States will enable their farms to be
freed from taxation, it is likely that
they will bo warmly in favor of tho
proposition. The whisky and tobacco
manufacturers will liko it becauso they
will hope to faro better with the stato
than with tho United States. And to
tho temperance people it is a matter of
indittercnce who gets the tax when
luey cannot stop the manutacture. ,AI-
convention had taken tho wind out of
tho Hcnnh ran R.n a nn this finest on.
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1 no idea nr "sum is msmn niinii iooic-
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lo rni,. T?I.i:..., ,onr,n.-a
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seem io navo coiiciuaeo mat, mo con-
ventlon nut its foot into it iu endorsing
"10 JPs woa, anu wouio i ko io gei
nway from a defense of it. But as tho
Democratic convention squarely antag
onized tho idea it cannot bo got away
from as one of tho issues of tho cam
paign. Tho Democrncy will claim the
votes of cyeryono who would liko to
put tho land tax on whisky and tobac
co. Lancaster Intelligencer.
Both Asleep,
an knoini: hashing ai.ono an ewii.isii
UAii.nOAO without oo.ntko'..
From a Liverpool Paper.
The oceurrenco on the Holyhead line
of an engine-driver and stoker falling
asleep while on duty, and tho narrow
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escape oi me insn man, was even more
seriou than reported: It would appear
from inquiries mado last night at
Llandudno Junction that tho signal
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man uiere, oy extraordinary presence
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I i-t (11,,,. I c n imH flin I.mliI. mn.l .nofa.i
u. 1.1.11.1, ntiv-ii i.u 11 ion iin.ii ii-uaoi-ti'
gers on 'luesday night trom what
b j-f.
signal man nt tho junction received n
uicssago irom the signal niau nt Con
i uinir i nn nAvr otniinn rniimin i itimnii
that a litrht enciuo was comino-. Tho
signal man, knowing that tho Irish
mail was due, decided to run tho en-
gmo into a siding, in order io permit,
hi , 1T l 1
.,.vrv, i.v ' p j
put up an uio s guais against, u o pgut,
nnrrtnn nut fn hia nvtrnnin net Atnotinwitit
the engiue enmo straight into tho liino-
nun uu inn eueeu, bwuiii uiuuiiu iiiu
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vul"v 1"" lu u'liigui .;
l imlrt. rind iltHnnnnnrpfl rrnm virw
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luu '"" lowi,,u
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" luoim.-ui-o icmuuuii uuiivuieuw uiu
signal man that both driver and stoker
n1"8!-bo asleep, and that unless they
awokO ail nwtlll calamity might OCCUf.
?Ie accordingly wired to tU Colwyn
Bay Station Signal mail! "litlKino'COIIl-
.. driver asleep, i'ut tog signals on
tho lino. " Tho man nt Colwvn Bay
was equally prompt, for running out of
His box ho had baiely tunc to lay n
mimlinr nt uwrnnld vl'Iipii tlio nniFimi
"v: "'. ? ""' 6, v.
camo iiiiiiuieriiig nion-j, and tuooxj.ios-
ion which louoweii eitecti.any awoKO
uiouiuvy men. 1.11c uugmu was siup
ped and run back into a siding, when
it was discovered that tho life had gouo
""VV? wator, h,aa lfoil'Penred from
"i,0 h01'01-. a(1 tl't the men had been
1ts11-t.11 I,u"lu time, iiu inquiry huh re
sulted iii their immediate discharge,
Thoy had been fifteen hours on duty.
Sorrow in the damp of the Prophets.
I'roia tho wiikesbarro Union leader.
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A na e mt. uni-mur in nnmn num.
these hopelul prophets ot tho republt
can press. Tho convention mot, nttond
ed to business promptly and peacefully,
and then adjourned. Thero wasn't a
mmlu of discord nuvw here. Wa aco
I uWt tlim-n IIpiirpI inmln n linnnv.
honoful BDeeoh. and GorJon followed
su t. Tho govoruor eat sm inglv bv
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- and overvbodv was iu tlio bestof humor,
and when tho' tioket was finally made
overvbodv was chuck full of howling
enthusiasm. It was a roiiiilor field dav
with a love feast thrown in. Tho plat
- form of principles tossed n bombshell
into tho ranks of tho enemy. It wasn't
what thev had prod oted t won h ho at
a . it was a lou-mhor d torent. and
Is coneequenoo thero is weeiiing und' wail
ing and gnashing of teeth among tho
- 1 republican prophets to-ttyy, Top bad,
I isn't itT
V . . n,l .nnll .,,.!, ...1,. mn ,,! UUCO Him lO BUCflK.
r n .1.. i sun wnu ui rroi n.irK nn n rpnisrriniiLum i v.
A Murderer Attempts Suloiile.
Eahton, August 0. Sabato Aloxan
der, tho Italian murderer, was sen
t&noed this morning to bo hanged.
Tho Honlenco was translated and road
to tho prisoner by Miss Gamier, of
Eastou, who speaks and writes several
languages. Whllu on tho way to jail,
in cfiargo of tho sheriff, tho prisoner
attempted suicido bv cutting his throat
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wan u iitu ui uiiisui, which nu unit
sharpened on Saturday and fastened iu
to mi empty spool, and had carried in
his pocket. Ho wns caught in the not
by a son of tho judge who had pro
nounced sentence. Tho wounds nro
two inches long but not dangerous.
After reaching tho jail Alexander
mado a despcrato attempt to escape
from tho sheriff, but after a short tus
sle was secured and lodged in n cell.
Railroad Activity.
A l0.t.N NKW ItOADS IV I'l'.NNSYI.VANIA.
Tlio railway world promises unusual
nctirity in construction during tho com
ing fall in Pennsylvania, whero more
than a dozen roads will bo put under
contract. The different coal carrying
companies havo ordered in tho aggre
gate 10,000 new coal cars and .addition
al locomotive power iu proportion. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company is add
ing six engines per week to its present
supply, nnd have phced a largo order
with tho Jiaidwin Locomotive Works.
Tho Reading Co., has given nn order
to tho Baldwin Works for thirty en
gines to bo built within tho next six
months, and has its own shops engaged
upon new locomotives. The Baldwin
Works now employ 2,890 hands, and
will turn out 210 engines during tho
next six months. This activity in rail-
oad building is accompanied with re
newed inquiries about rails. The Beth
lehem Iron Company last week icceiv
ed an order for 1,000 tons, nnd the
Cambra Iron Company expect several
largo orders. The Edgar Thompson
Works, tho Pittsburg Bessemer Steel
Company and tho Pennsylvania Steel
Company are in receipt "of numerous
inquiries, aggregating about 50,000
tons, which, when turned into orders,
will keep them comfortably busy and
add stability to the iron mnrket. Ex.
The Champion Sleeper.
A llrldgeport, Conn., Dispatch.
Two davs before Christinas List.
fihernian W. Piatt, residing with his
father, Wcnzar Piatt, a well-to-do far
mer of Morgan's Four Corners, town
of Nowton, twenty-three miles distant
from this city, went to bed and to
sleep ns usual with him. From that
time until March ho scarcely moved in
bed, and took no nourishment savo
what was forced into his mouth.
With lengthening days he exhibited
signs of returning animation, but not
till the arrival of May did he movo
fi om his recumbent position, utter an
intelligent syllable, or open his eyes.
no uegan to get hungry in Juno and
first spoke on July 10, when he heard
a passing teamster address his cattle,
and, as it m mimicry, sang out,
"Whoa!" tho first exclamation he
made during 213 days.
un lUonday night ho Ielt his
room
stealthily, without money and clad in
" Sa"nef ' Vl'l'0 a,1i I'lo?y
lul ' u! wuim;u 10 uus cuy wncro 110
U. n,mi,,i i,t ,,,i,i. .1.1 :.,
" "mi"K uumu ur
duco mm to sneak
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ins tamer was
taken homo
pposed to
cr exertion
ITEMS.
Tho house received a message on
Wednesday morning from tlio gover
nor stating that tho judicial apportion
ment bill was approved.
Tho Altoona Tribune says that car
No. 00, formerly used by tho superin
tendents of the Pennsylvania railroad
as a spccia car, is being remodeled and
fixed up in elegant stylo at tho lower
shops iu that city, and will bo placed at
tno disposal ol I'resident Arthur for his
proposed western trip next fall.
Mrs. Webb, widow of the drowned
captain, denies the story that sho is left
i5lG,U00. bho has tho income of only
jLiouu, which ncr Husband saved ot the
-CMOO he mado by swimming tho Chan
nel. Their life was harmonious and
happy.
T, :.lina..t:al a..d inapiieudont Phil-
ndelphia Ledger declares that "the
'. , i. .,,... ,i uv,..a
h.i..' .- .. " , ..' , .. .i
leuuuio, ii iiiuKiui; up u uau reconi, uuu
thU tho and festive senators will
find out," Tho Ledger is usually an
accurate indicator ot public sentiment.
Governor Pnttison has signed the
death Warrant of John Magiuuis for
tho murder of his mother-in-law, Mary
Rood, September 30, 1881, and Octo-
her 4 next has been fixed ns the day
10r 1110 execution
nr -v.i, ,ii...t n t .i.
I aVlllUal ituviai un un tuu liuui ui lliu
i houso iu 1881 that ho would not go
, ,-, illmortiOIlml!Mt bills com-
I . . . . 1 . .
mauded by the constitution were passed
Now ho wantB to go homo without
pnssing any apportionment bill and
wants tho wholo legislature to do like
Wise.
Professor Richardson, a Canadian,
says ho wilt soon attempt to accomplish
the teat ot crossing .Niagara Falls, lie
will uso an elliptical-shaped silken bag
of his own invention, seven feet long
aud four feet through, inllated with
gas like a balloon. Tho day has not
ueen decided when ho will mako his
foolhardy attempt
A .blooming young widow of Leon
I i nr . , .
nvu, ayno county, wns to nnvo ueen
married a few days ago. Tho feast was
B,imui au,i the guests wero on hand
bm tho bridegroom failed to conic to
.time. 1 hreo days atterward tlio young
jectU(l t0 lll0 m,,tt)ll
wedding cloths, even
man explained that his lather, who 01
, IKtll IlllltlUll 1113
i,.i 1, : . 1 .1 . . 1.;.,
to his undercloth
lug. Iho mnrriage will comu oil 111
October.
Despatches from Kansas City stato
that tho heavy soaking rain which has
tnileu all over tho boutheru and central
parts of that state will insure tho largest
yield ot corn ever known in tho state.
Uats also promise to bo very abundant
many fields yielding over 100 bushels
per acre. Tho wheat yield is nlso ex
ceeding expectations, some fields thresh
nig out lorty-two bushels, nnd a great
many others over thirty bushels pe
acre,
1 v . .
iNegottations havo been going on
which will likely culminate in tlio leas
ng of tho Wilson Female College
Cbuinbersburg, to the United State
goveinment tor tho use ol a Iciualo in
lh sohool. Captain Pratt, of Carlisle,
"' "evernl pioininent goverun.i'nt of
h'cials aro iu favor of it ami aro work
ug mo matter up. i no seoietary 01
n uio interior nas ueon auvistd oi ti
- projiositioii nnd terms, and it is expect
cd that ns soon as ho can bo henrd from
a leaso for n term of years will bo
fectod,
; Stewart the Author of tlio Republican UH1
IlLkVUIIIi
I..H1. 1. .1 . . .
on uu'siinytti u discussion oi tnu
apportionment question in tho senate,
Sonntor bltnvart slated that ho was tho
author of tho republican ultimatum.
Tho following is the text ot his speech!
"If wo nro not now equal to tho inngiil-
iiKio oi uic tuny Dcfoto us, when will we
bcV" lie nsUed, glaring wildly about lihn.
"Clin tho duty ho discharged ?" ho ques
tloned. "It can he If tho rules that govern
business llto lio observed," was Stewart's
answer to his own question. "Concession
Is not duly, Thero Is the siuno arbiter In
public ns In prlvnto life, ami there are be
tween these two bodies Irreconcilable dif
ferences. Do you ask for proof look nt
tho events of tho past four months,
events written down to posterl
ty In thesu vtiy bulls. This U
simply n question of the dlstilbiillon of po
lltlcnl power, and ns fur ns apportionment
Is concerned you lmvo thnillffurcnccs now
existing hi that fact. You censure this
sldo for having an ultimatum. Let mo say
that tho ultimatum wns n suggestion from
myself and I mndo It a standard so that tho
republican position might not ha misunder
stood. II tho democratic party desired to
prevent tho anarchy and revolution that
wns feared by that parly, it could accept
the senate measures, which were honest
and talr.
Wah, of Chicago, nn intelligent
Chinaman, who is also n bit of a theo
logian, says that the Chincso arc not
idolaters, although it is true that they
uso images in their temples. Tho Budd
hists hold many things 111 common with
Christians, but their religion is older.
nnd tho priests havo added a good
many superstitions to it. Wah savs
that the stone and metal images in
Chinese temples mean no more than
tho pictures and statues in many of tho
American churches. When Wah first
saw telegraph poles in this country lie
thought they wero crosses erected for
levotional purposes, and as there were
so many of them, he thought tho Ameri
cans a very pious people.
CANDIDATES
I'Olt niSTUUT ATTOKNKY,
ROBERT BUCKINGHAM,
01' UI.OO.MSUUKO.
Subject to the decision of the Democrat
ic County Convention.
II. V. WHITE,
or ni.oo.Msnuitd.
Subject to the decision of tho Democrat
ic County Convention.
s
TKA.Y STKEIt AND HKIFEU.
enmo within tlio enclo-iuiv of the unileiIirmYl In
SiiKjrlo.it township, on or nlxmt the 1st of Aus,ii-t,
18H.I, two cattle, nimnttwo years old, with Mlts
under tho rltflit ear; the one n ml neircr, the
othern bundle steer with .1 whlto fare. The own
er will call nnd prove property, pay ehaiifi-H and
take them away, or tliey will bo disposed ot ac
cording to law.
Autr. 10 .losm-n o. iikss.
A
UDlTOltS NOTICE.
KSTATE OF II VNN4II I.AMON, DEOKASRD.
Tho undoiMitnod auditor appointed by tho Or.
phan-i' Court ot Columbia county by nKivcinent ot
parties, to hear and dispose ot except lniw, and also
lodlstilbute the tund to nnilninonn tneparllcKen.
tilled to tho same, will hit nt the ofilco ot CO.
Ilrrklpy Psi. In llioomsbun; on Saturday, .Septem
ber ltt, lssi at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, when anil
when! nil persons liavlus; claims against said es
tnle mint appear nnd present them or lie deb.u red
irom any Miuro oi sani liuui.
oi:o. r. i:lwi:i.i,
au' in Auditor.
A
MIINISTRATOU'S NOTICK.
EST AT K or JAMKS M'MAHAN, PKCKASEI).
I'ltersof administration In the estate ot James
e.Mnhan. lato of Mt. Pleasant townshln. Colum
bia county, l"a., deceased, havo been urantedby
mo netfisier oi sam couiuy io jonu .1. won.
All persons ba Ins! claims against said estate aie
requested to present them for settlement, nnd
thoso Indebted to tho same to make pa.uuentto
tlio undersigned administrator without delay.
wsi. ciiuissiAN, r JOHN J. WOW,
Attorney. Administrator,
aug 10
Catarr
UAY.l-'KVl.U.
I o n n reeommend
Ely's Cream llalni to
an nay l ever huner
cin. It lKlnir, In my
oiilulon. rounded "lion
experience nnd a sure
cure. I was nnilcted
with Hay t-'eter for 25
ears, and never lie
foro found permanent
reuci. kutku 11.
Haskins, Marshlield,
Vt.
-imly liyllttlo fin
cer Into the notrlK
llv nlisonitlon 11 et-
leetuiillv eleanseH the
IU A Vm CCllirn niibal passaeeti of ca-
11" - w re tarrhal lrus, causing
healthy secretions, it nllays lullaminatlon, pro
tects the meinhranal llnlnifsot the head from ad
ditional colds, coinnletplv heals tho hnres nnd re-
btores the benso of tusto and smell, llenellelal ro
hults nro realized by a few applications. A thor-
uuu ireaimeni win cure, unequam-u ior cuium
In the head. ARreeahlo to use. send for circular,
bold by druggists, llv mall sou, a package
stamps. MAT IIUOTHEIIS, Owego, N. V.
aug lu-iy u
'ANT1.H-I.A1)II'..S TO TAKI;
ouit ni:w
" r il
"anevwork nt their homes. In rlty or conn-
try, nnd earn Id to US per week, in iklug goods tor
our Summer nnd l'all trade, send I Sc. for sample
and particulars. Hudson mhi, lo., sin mxui
Ave., New York. r aug. iu lw
DIS'OIICES.Mo publicity! reside
Male, Desertion, non-supiiort.
ivsldents of any
Adtke and
applications forbtamp. W. If. L1.U,
E, Att'y, S!W
iiroauway, 1.
nugiu-iH-
OIL WIBTER&RKEH,
PEPPERMINT, ETC,
nought for net
cash, on recelnt and nnnrovnl.
without chargo for eommKsiou, urokcrage, etc.by
DODGE
& OLCOTT,
WKtSSWII.UASIBT., NKW Y0I1K.
aug. 10-lw r
A PV
ltTISKHS l
send for our Select List of 1,0.
tieo. 1'. ltowell A Co., 10
r uug. 10-lw
iVeal Newspapers.
hpruco M., N, Y .
rws T?-icThe World Watch Stationery Pack
-cV--iai:i)lstho fastest belling article in
the market, contains 1H sheets nolo paper, ih en
velopes, pencil, pen-holder, pen, and a hnudsome
niece of lewelrv. ltetall iiilco a cents. Tour do.
en for 1H.00. . watch guaianteed Willi eieiy four
doen you order, ror s.i cents, in one or two ceni
postage biamps, wo win seuu it eompieio Hnmpiu
packnge, w ltli elegant gold plated sleeto buttons,
trolil mated studs, uold nlalixl eollar button, hand
some watch chain, gold plated ring and elegant
scan pin. uegisier large amounts, n page illus
trated catalogue of guns, self-cocking revolvers,
telescopes, snr masses, watches, nccorileons.
ilollns, oigaueltcs, Ae., irco.-r'Bf iT
Wiltout unco to World -Mnn.-tF M. M.Al
ltfacturlng Co., ISO Nasi.iu St. N. Y". d aug 10-lw
TIRED ALL OVER.
WI111I Itetdfd nnil Kel're-hed 11 Wenry .Hnu
III .lll'llllll.
No. II never umountedtoan neitto nam. but
conl Inued to bo n dull weary nehelntho small of
in) uicK," Minis .Mr. James i nomas, oi no. 5'i
.Madison stri'Ct. Meiiinlils. Tenn. "1 his was nn old
expeileuce, and life bce.ihio dull inilile. 1 was
tli-ed allot er, with pain In Iho lower limbs, und 11
habit of Ivlmr awake of nlL'htK. Itecenlly I tiled
one of III.NSON'S CAI'LINK I'OHOUW I'LASTIIIts
nnd was decidedly ivlleted within tweuiy-tour
11011m. 11 may navo ueen proviuencu mat did mo
work, but I give tho ciedlt to llensnu's porous
Plaster." Mr. Thomas' leterentlal Idea does him
credit, but I'roUdcncu works by ngeuls, and
among inem iieusous piasicr rauits int us an ex
ternal remedy, 11 nets quickly In lellef and heal
Ing, nnd renders life bet ter w orth lit Ing. l'i Ice as
cents. 1-nok Intheinlddlo nf the plaster for tho
word uaitink. ask lour Physician unoui it,
Seabury X Johnson, C'heinlstA, Netv Yoik.
uug, 10 ttv d
Catarrh
HAY FEVER.
I havo been nfillclod
for M ) ears, during Au
gust nnd September,
with Hay l-'eter, and
tried vailous remedies
without relief. 1 used
Ely's Cream llalni w Ith
faiorublo results, and
can recommend lt!to
till mulcted. It. w.
TotvNinv, (cx-Jla)or)
Kllzabetli;.N, J.
Apply by little Un.
gcr Into Iho nostrils,
Ily uImi ptloiillelleel.
u.dly elee uses the na.
sd luss.igt-s ot ca-
mm
allays Inll.unmatlnii, pi-oleet, tho meiubranal
lliibit's ot the h-id irom addlllonal colds, com
pleti'ly heals Iheboivs and ielores tho sense ot
tanto and smell. Ileneili lal results are realised by
a few nnnlleatlons. A thorouu'h treatment will
euro, tlneiiualed for coliU in head. Agieeablo to
use. Keud for circular, bold by Urugglsln. Ily
mall Wo. n packagesl amps.
July W-lw d i:i,Y UltOTIIUti., Oh ego, N. Y.
H
!l!lItSli5i
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tldi pwdor novcr varies. A murvol of purity
strenptUnnd wholcaomonesa. Moro economical
than tho ordinary kinds, nnd cannot be Bold In
comnotlttoti vtltn tho multitude of low test, short
weight, nlum or phosphato powders. Sold only
in caus. Uovai. IIakinu rowimn Co , 10 Wall-St.,
N. Y. nugtl-ly.
AYER'S
Ih n lilghly conceiitrati-d nti-uet tir
SnrK-iparlll.t nnd other blood-purifying
a'oolH, coiubliietl with Iodide ot l'otii-t-fttutii
mid Iron, aud l tho safest, moot reli
able, and most economical Mood-purlflcr that
can bo used. It Invariably expels nil blood
poisons from tho sj stem, enriches nnd renews
tho blood, and restores Its vitalizing ivor.
It is tho best known remedy for fcinilul.'i
nnd nil Scrofulous Complain!, I.iy-dp-elan,
Kezemn, liltigwnrin, lilotclieo,
Sorcn, 1 to 1 1 h Tiiinorn, nnil laruptliinii
of tlio Skin, as also for nil dlsordcm ciusod
by n thin nnd Impoverished, or corrupted,
condition of the Mood, such nsttlieniofttlsin,
Neiirnlgln, ltlii'iiinallc (lout, General
Debility, mid Scrofulous Catarrh.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured.
"Avrn's Haiisaimi.im.a lias cured mo cf
tho Iiilhtitinutfory Itlieiiiualli'in, tvilh
irhlch I havo suffered for many )car.
W. II.Mooni.."
Durham, la., .March 1!, 1M2.
l'ltui-Ancn uv
Dr. J. C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Macs.
Sold by all Druggists i H, six bottles tor ir,.
OKVAI,UAUI.K
Real Estate.
Tho undersigned agent to sell tho real ostato of
Itlchard Pemott, lato of Jladlson township, Colum
bia count)', deceased, will expose to public salo on
the pi-emlses In said Jladlson township, on
Saturday, Aug. 25, '83.
Ma o'clock, p. m., tho following real estate.
bounded and described ns follows, to.wlt : on tho
north uy lands of Jacob Pemott, on tho east by
land of Cyrus Pemott, on tho south by land of
Mlas Welllver nnd on tho west by land ot William
Mmlt. containing
mere or les-s, ulicrwm nro orectcU two frame
Dwelling Houses, Bam,
and other outbuildings. All of said land Is In a
good stato of cultivation, excepting about M acres
of which Is
JIKAVILY TIM li Kit til)
w Ith oak, pine and hemlock. A young orchard In
bcai lug condition.
TI.ItMS Ol' SAI.H Tin percent, of one-fourth
ot tho purchaso money to bo paid at tho striking
down of tho propei ty, one-half of the purchase
less tho ten percent, on tlio thst day o April, A.
D. lbSI, when possession will be glten, tho balanco
0! the purchaso money to bo paid April l, 1885,
with Interest from April l.lbSI. Tho one-half ot
purchase money to be secured by bond and mort
gage on tho premises. The purchaser to pay for
making mortgngo and deed.
WESLUY iioi,pi:n,
uug 10 Agent for thn heirs of itlchard Pemott.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ily vlrtuo of n writ of l'l. I'a. Issued out of tho
Court of Common iTeasot Columbia county, nnd
to mo directed, will bo exposed to public salo at
tho Court House, In Uloomsburg, oi
SATURDAY, August 11th,
nt a o'clock, p. m., tho following described real
estate, situate In (iroonwood township, Columbia
county, '.., to.wlt: Hounded on tho north
by lands ot Thomas l'olk ami Isaac Tltman,
on the west by lands ot John .Shaffer nnd Wil
liam Uawllngs, on tho south by lands of Hamuel
unburn and Jacob Derr, nnd on the cast by land
belonging to tlio estate of .Mary 0. Jlusgrave, de
ceased, on which Is erected a dwolllug
HOUSE, BARN,
Wagon-shed nnd other outbuildings, containing
im ACRES,
ot land, more or less.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to bo sold as
tho property ot Samuel Jlusgrave.
July) JOHN .MOUlil.Y,
.lllller & Iktler, Att)'s. Sheiirf.
1
UD1TOKS NOTIOK.
::sTati; or joiin iiayloh, seceasep,
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by Iho Or.
phans' Court nt Columbia county to mako dlstrlbu
ilonof the balanco In tho hands of tho ndmlnlstra.
tor. to and 111110111- the narttesentttled thereto, will
i-lt nt tlio onleo of II. 1". y.arr Ksn,. In Uloomsburg on
Wednesday SeptemborsthlKsa, at 10 o'clock a m.,
when und where all parties hating claims against
said estato must appear and prove tho same or bo
neb irred from any sham of said fund.
JOHN c. Y'OUUM,
Auditor.
aug 3
p.xiwuroifd notici:.
KdTATJ- OK JAMKHD, M'llESHV, HKCEAS 1 1).
Lettera leamentary In tluiestato ot .tames).
Mcllenrv, deceuied, latent FlililUijcrivk township,
('oliimtilaeounty, IVnu., havo lieen Kninted Uy tliu '
ltf'KliHT ot H.ilil rounty to Mo-ma -Mcllenry and
won Mcllenry. All in-i-sonsliavlnif claims iiyalust
the- estate of kjM decedent aro reiiuested tu lireacnt
lliem for settlement, and thoso indebted to tlio es
lato to make p.i incut to tho undersigned without
delay.
jiosks jicimsitv,
BTOITJlCIUSXltV,
btlllwater, ra., July ss. Kxecutora.
Kiii'MTS and Threshers
wMilngto imrcliaso llrsUcUsi
articles ot
THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS,
ALSO,
One .uiiITmo-Moi ko Ti cikI I'ow-
CI'N,
with Threshers and Miakcrs, w 111 do well to call on
or address J. m. IIUWIIIZEII,
Light btreet, Columbia county, l'a.
I" All work warranted, ttend tor jirlco llat
nndglvo mo a tilaL No better machines ore
man Jtaetuied tor this section ot tlio country.
July liMm
SWlfT SURIi
OINTMENT
Cuivs riles, in Mnif, blind and bleeding llaiber's
Heli, 'ivtwr, Halt lllieiim, lllngworins, I IceiK chil
blains l'lniliH-H, all Ihohklu lllseuMH, The best
Ointment In Iho woild. Tho lx-oplo to bo tho
Judge. AllUiuggUU. Wholos.no by .IIIIINMIN,
IIIII.I.OWAV.V CO., Illli Anil Mrere, I'hllu'
llclplllll, I'll.
Aug, iu 4w r
WH jiurposc making it m f-afo
nnd pleasant, nnd in every
way as tatisf-ictory to shop by m.til
as in person at our counters.
T 1 TE take all possible
crror) and when any occur they
arc corrected at once.
WE are always willing to exchange goods
which do not please nftcr being received,
provided, they are returned to in in perfect
condition and within reasonable time.
Samples of Dry Goods of all kinds
even the most expensive, sent free of
charge on application.
EVERY lady who shops by mail bliould send
for a specimen copy of our
Fashion Quarterly
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Eifjhth & Market Sts.,
a jiiiauciiuu.
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Furnaces for the lea3t money. Those who are using Furnaces set
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1'ltESIUK.NT DAVin .1. HIM, I.L. 1).,
July 13-lm r Lcwlaburi;, 1'onu.sylvanla.
GRAND JUUOU8 FOR SKI'TE.MHER
TEUM, lHtt
llloom. K. F. Cavanec, Thomas V- (icddais, U. F.
Hicks, Jotin lVnman, Martin ltaudall, Frauk
Taylor, II. F. Kinney, navld Wllaou.
llentOD. Jaintu Wclrmaii.
Heaver. Samui-l lllnclcrllltr.
t'atawlasa. Hamilton Ftslicr.
On-enwood. Jonathan Lemon.
FlslilngorwH, J. W. ltotblns.
Hemlock. Itlchard Henry, Wm. llartman, Jamcii
A H.irrlH.
Miniln. oeo. Bowman.
Mt. l'leasant. A. V, Kresnler, Win. Oman.
l'mo. Wm. Oreenley.
Orange. A. 11. Klsncr.
scotu tieo. Kclclmer, n. F, nice, 11. F. Itelgliard.
rnUAVEHSE JUHOHS F01UTII WKKK
X IN SUl'TEMllint.
llerwlck. a I'. Hanley, J. H.lloyt, J. 11. Lock,
ard.
ncnton. Andrew Ktlne, J. V. Cole, Heiiry Iirow
er, lk-aver. Thomas Iloftman.
llloom. James Commons, JosepU Docker, J. K.
Kyer, J. J. Ilagenbueli. Thomas llartman, II. C.
Nagle, Jolin Yost, Fred lleagle.
Oatawlsso. christian ulewell, Jacob Klluger-
man.
centre. '.. T. Fowlur, Silas Hone, Goo. Hageu.
buch, Hamuel llower.
Centralla. Hdwnrd James, Manus .Mcllrerty.
Flshlngcreek. A. C. lirum, Kllas M, Laubach, 1
Sloses Mcllenry. Oeo. l'ennlngton.
(Ireenwood. 1. 13. Ikeler, A. btauder. I
Hemlock, lteubcu Uomboy, O. W. llartman, I
Jermlah I"ooley.
Jackson. Frank llcrr.
U ;uit. Washington Oeorgo. ,
Jladlson. it. .M. llutler. ,
Main. N. II. W. llrown, John W. Huuinan. I
Miniln. Lewis Creasy, John Michael.
Jlt.lTeasaut. istenhen Crawford, IsalaliW. How.
ell, Clluton .Mellck.
Orange. Cumden .Mears, 1'. V. Classen, Mailon
Hughes.
Soon. Calvin Kressler, A. II. White,
b'ugarloaf, Ji o. Bliultz.
TIIAVlUtSEJUUOItS F()itl'lItST WUBK IN 00.
TOUKU.
Heaver, Cliailes Jllchael, Frank llhoaiK
lie Hon It. M. IKnti, Tlio.-i. luvls, 'llios. Halt.
mo 1, htoat K Calley,
lierwlck. M. 1'. liowman, It. (I. Crispin.
llloom. Jolm Kleckner, Wesley Kuorr, Isaac
Klichen, J.J. Lawall.
llrlarcreek. II. M. Kvans,
catawtssa. M. 0. Hughes, John Huber, M. V, II.
Kline.
centre. Hiram Heller, John Miller,
Centralla. John T. Joues.
llshlngcivek, Amos White. J, F. Hutchison, J.
M. lluekalew.
(ireenwood. Theodore l'arkcr.
Frankllib Henry tlutshall, Jonathan Lorcmuii.
Madison. Krastus lleudenJiott.
Miniln. John J, llurucl, Abraham Hchowenncn.
helser.
Locust. John (lable.
orange, l. K. Dlldlne, (leo. Applcman. J, ll. liar,
man.
l'lne. Wm. Iurscll.
Itoarlngcreek. 1). IL llower,
Montour. Henry Aldrlclu
Mt. l'leasant. II. W, .Mellclc
SWITIIIIV. U, gUOUTLIUOIVS
AI.'Allli.il V tor Young Men und Hoys, Medio,
IVniL, lim. from FhlladelpUla. Hchoolyear opens
Kept. r.. Flied prlcu covers every extiense, even
books, tc No extra charges. No incidental ex.
lx-nsea. No examination for admission. Thirteen
experienced teachers, all men and all graduates.
Hpeelal opportunities for apt students to advanco
rapidly. Special drllUor dull and backward bojs.
l'atrons or students may belcct nny studies or
eliooso tho regular Lngllsh, Helcntlilc, liuslness,
Classical, or C'l II Knglueerlug course. Hluilema
lilted at siedla Academy are now In Harvard, Vale,
und leu other Colleges und I'olytcehlido bchools!
A physical nnd u Uioilcul l-uboruloryi a lino
(lymuaslum and Mall ground, t.uxi volt added to
Ubrury lu IH-a. Apparatus doubled Iu lta 'leu
students sent to College In lhha. A graduating class
lu commercial Hep't lu 1SH3. Media has7churd.es
aud a loaiei-ancu charter which prohibits Uio salo
of all Intoxicating drinks. For new Illustrated dr.
cular addixus tho I'rlnclpal and 1'roprletor,
HVyiTlllNti. MIIOItTl.llldlf, A. II, (Harvard
University tlraduato), Jlledln, I'l-im, uug a 4w
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care to avoid
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WYOMING SEMINARY
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A School jor both Sexes. Twen
ty Instructors. Convenien
ces of buildinys eminently supe
rior. Classical. Scienllilc. cmllpcm Prenaratorr. Nor
mal, .Musical, AitanilCommerclalcuursesof study.
$200
reiiulieu to ci
WILL nnv uxncnsL'S tor Acmleui-
lo llranches for ono year. JHOtoll-.'O
rouulrcd to comnleto JIusIiicrs Course, llo.iruliitf
department without n Buperlor.
Fall Term Wns Am. 29, 1!
Send for Catalogue. Commercial students ad
dress l'rof. W. L. Hkan j all others, addiess
i:cv. i. L. si'itAoui:, A. i
July.SOGw Vrtiielixil,
KiNiisloX, l'a.
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES
Suitable for
' Yards,
I Cemetery Lots
and
! Public Grounds.
! :o:
I Tho following shows tho l'lcket Oolhlc, ono of
tho several beautiful ttylcsot Fence manufactured
by tho undersigned.
For lleauty nnd Durability they nro unsurpa
ed. set up by experienced hands and warrauiiu
iu givu saiuiaciiuu.
Prices and Bpcciinuns of ollitir
signs sent to nny ndilrcss.
Address
BLOOMSBURG. PA-
May 4-tt
ALL FOR NOTHING.
Whjr Hie Dorlor n I)lmited, mid l"
Jlllghl have been llnno ulllioul lllm.
"Well, v. Ife," said Dr. 1' .as hoentcrc'd 1-H
housn, which wns situated In a cosy vlltago in cen
tral New York, "J havo got back from n long and
dreary ridonway down among the mounuiins
und all to no purposo whatever. Tlio messenirt r
said thuman wouldn't live till morning, when tifj
lact Is liu had only nn ordinary nllack ot wile. J'
tho simpletons hail only had sense enough lul '(J
ft III.NSON'S CAl'CINK roliOl'H I'LAHl'l.ll nil I W
Homiich ho would havo iK-ennll right In an in "t
or two. Hut some ttilksuro slow to h-aru, aiW;a
tlia old phyi-lelan, swullow Ing the cup of stcanm
lea iviucii ins wuu nun jusv iuunni iui- iinu.
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their needless loll. In all diseases capi)iae;i
XTiaill in IHJ siiii-M it-'--
u-ing uiiecteu by a plaster nensou'S ueiseiiiii- -,
ly and at oneo. The genulnoliavo tho word
CINF. cut In tho centre. 1'rlco lis cents. bcabin7
& Johnson, chcmUts, N. Y, July lH-lw d
is. a ms&