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THE COLUMBIAN AND DMOGRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
Correct Knllrnntt Time Tallc.
KtttDAY, FKimtTAHY 0, 1885.
Trains oo tho Philadelphia & It. It. leave Ilupcrt
ns follows!
KOItTll.
0:80 a. HI.
3.43 p. IU.
SOUTH.
11 '.S3 a. m.
0:18 p, m.
Tralnson tho 1). U t: W. 11. 11. leavo llloomsburj
as follows i
NORTH. SOUTH.
::05 a. m. 8:23 a. m.
Il:iil it. in. 11:53 a. tn.
6:34 p. in. 4:80 p. in.
Ttio S:SS a. m. train connects at Northumberland
with the u. train on lvnniylranla roail, rcaclilnt'
Philadelphia at S:1S p. su.
The 11-.M train connects with Philadelphia and
Heading road at Itupert reaching Philadel
phia at, 6:00 p. m.
Tuo 11:51 tratn connect with Pennsylvania road
at Northumberland at 1:50, reaching Philadelphia
at7:Mp. in.
Tho 4:30 p. m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at 8.U3 p. in., and reaches
Philadelphia at s.i'.l a. in.
Trains on the N. & W. II. Hallway pass llloom
Kerry as follows i
11:27 a. in.
8.00 p. in.
nub ill
13.01 p. m.
4:15 p. in.
Clul UntuM lor 18B5.
A OllANOK TO 11 KT TUB I1K8T DKVOCI1ATIO
l'Al'KIt IS TUB COUNTRY.
The Now York World Is acknowledged
to be tho leading Democratic pnper In the
United States. Everybody ought to take n
city paper In addition to it local one. Wc
linve made arrangements with the Weekly
World to club with the Columman.
prico of the Weekly World Is $1.00. On
receipt of $2.20 we will send the two pa.
pcrs to nny nddrcss In tho county, for one
year. Clubs of five persons at ono post of
fice can get them for $10,00 If ordered nt
one time. This Is a very liberal offer, and
Is mado for tho purpose) of extending our
circulation nud not because there Is any
money In It.
Wo do not bclicvo In the chromo bust
ncss. All tho county newspapers aro pub
lished at rates so low that tho margin of
profit Is very small, and unless nil subscri
bers pay up, tho loss Is nearly equal to the
profits. Wc consider that our readers get
the full worth of their money out of this
paper at $1.00 n year, and wo cannot af
ford to give every subscriber a gold watch
or a piano, at that price. But wo will do
thh : Every subscriber who will pay up
all arrearages nnd ono year In advanco will
recclvo for ono year, Good Cheer, a monthly
paper devoted to tho Interests of homo and
family, nnd containing much valuable
reading matter. A sample copy can be
seen nt this ofllce. This offer will stand
only for a limited time, and all who wish
to get $2.00 worth for $1.60, should attend
to it at once.
I'crHuuul,
Miss Mary B. Ilartman of Dansvllle, N.
Y. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frcas Brown.
J. J. Lnughlln of Ccntralia was in town
on Tuesday.
CO. Barkley, Esq., was prevented by
illness from attending court this week.
C. G. Murphy of Ccntralia is in town,
being a party to a suit In court.
Miss Collins of Maryland, and Miss Cald.
well of Danville have been tho guests of
Miss Ada Hurtman for several days.
Paul E. Wirt, Esq., has gone to New
York, Boston nnd Philadelphia in tho In
terest of his fountain pen. Mrs. Wirt ac
companled him.
William L. Manning of Brighton, N. Y.,
spent n few days with his friends in this
county recently. He started homo on Tues
day. We understand that W. B. Poust of But
falo expects to pay Bloomsburg a visit
soon. Ills many friends here will be glad
to sec him.
William Goodman, Phineas Smith, A. E.
Lltwhller, William TUley, Andrew Clark,
James Kocher, Simon Iteichart, J. II.
Shultz, G. W. Blllman. John Hcacock, M.
B. Hetler, John Wenner, I. K. Dildlnc,
Nathan Miller, and Samuel Hartzel were
among the callers at this ofllce tills week.
The commission of D. A. Beckloy as
Postmaster expires February 13th, 1880.
It. M. Tubbs of the Shickshlnuy Echo
lost mi Infant child last week.
J). (!. Woodward will bo n candidate for
constable at the coming election.
L. B. Itupert is a candidato lor justice
of the peace at tho coming election.
A little daughter of W. 11. House Is scri
inisly HI.
Tho Shenandoah Herald will issue a daily
next month.
Don't fnll to hear Burbank to-night. It
will bo a rare treat.
J. Harvey Groveling had a slight stroke
of paralysis on Saturday.
Another cold wavo leached us on Sun.
Jay night, preceded by n warm ono.
David Winner offers himself as crier at
vendues.
Apr 1
There will be a reunion of the 10th Penn
sylvania Cavalry at Harrlsburg on tho 10th
Inst.
Foit Salk. Ono full German silver
frame, six foot show case. Apply to
W. C. MoKinnky.
The ladles of the Evangelical church nt
Light Street will have an oyster supper on
Friday and Saturday evenings of tills week.
2,400 Wanted. First mortgage, gilt
edgo security. Address P. O. Box 204,
.Bloomsburg, Pa.
Charles Krug received his boiler from
tho machine shops on Saturday last, and
hopes soon to have It in order for running
ibis planing mill.
Tho afternoon train going north on the
'Pulkidelphla Jj Heading road leaves Hup
ert at 3:43 instead of 4:00, the change going
into effect last Monday.
J. II. Matzo otters his store building, cor.
ncr of Main and Centre, and his residence
on Fifth street, for sale. Ho talks of going
west.
Township tickets with names of candl
dates printed, SO cents n hundred j with
printed headings and blanks to write lu
names', 2' tints a hundred, at tho Coixm
man olllce.
By standing on your head you can read
Silts Young's advertisement without trou
ble. If you nro not an acrobat turn tho
paper upside down and read every word of
his announcement.
A. II. Stroh, manager of tho rink, has
decided to close the rink on Friday night,
so as not to Interfere with tho Winona
entertainment at tho Opera House. The
boys appreciate his kindness.
Evidently the "Coon" saw his shadow on
Monday. There was scarcely a cloud (o
bo seen all day. If ho keeps up his record
as a prognostlcutor we may look for many
blizzards between this time and tho middle
of March.
Tho machinery Is nil tn position at tho
Bed Mill, and It U expected that every,
thing will bo ready for making flour nbout
tho middle of tho month.
Tho commlttco appointed by the Agri
cultural Society to report on tho propriety
of nmcndlng tho charter, lield another
meeting last Friday, and about completed
their work. Tho report will bo submitted
at the annual meeting In May.
David Wenner Is a candidato for tho of
fice ofconstablo In this town. Ho has
served very acceptably during the pnU
year, nnd deserves re-election.
2w
Mr. Thomas L. Jones, of Hloomsburg,
was married yesterday (Thursday,) Feb.
6th nt ono o'clock, to Mrs. Alice Lelby, nt
her patents' homo In Montour township, by
Itov. O. II. Strunck, who was called hero
for this purpose.
By the Act of 13lh Juno 1883, the tlmo
for tho expiration of tho terms of ofllco of
all borough officers Is changed from tho
first Monday In April to the first Monday
In March. Tho borough auditors meet on
tho Bccond .Monday of March for the settle
ment of nil accounts by them tu be settled,
except the accounts of school districts.
Township and borough elections will bo
held on Tuesday, February 17th. Good,
active, honest and efficient men should be
chosen for nil tho places to bo filled. One
of the most important offices Is that of As
sessor, ns the triennial assessment will be
made this year, and men of sound judg
ment, with a knowlcdgo of the value of
property, should bo selected.
Father Russell tho Catholic Priest at
Ccntralia Is making a vigorous light against
the liquor traffic In that place, nnd says
that ho will use every effort In his power
to crush out the unlawful sales by unll
censed places. A large, number of persons
were returned by ihf constable of Ccntralia
on Monday, for sell log without license,
and it Is probable that n number of prose
cutions will follow.
On Saturday evening n large party gath
ered at tho house of Jno. Kresslcr In the
country, to give a surpriso tn his son Cal
vin, in honor of his birthday. It was ar
ranged for a sleighing party, but the warm
weather prevented this, so that carriages
were called Into service. It was a com
plete surpriso for Calvin, even to the beau,
ti f ill rocking-chair his wife had purchased
for presentation to him. All the guests
onjoyed themselves, and only regretted
that the hours passed off so rapidly.
Judge Rockefeller Is quoted ns follows :
"There will he no raoro now houses licen
sed In fchnmokln, Mt. Cnrmel, Sunbury or
Milton, or any other place In the county as
long us I am on the bench, unless It should
bo an occasional placo where tho good ci
tizens recommend it as necessary for the
accommodation of strangers nnd travellers,
and I hope the counsel will advise their
clients hereafter not to petition, because
there is no use or it. It will only make
them trouble and expeme for nothing."
As TO THE OlilOIN OF THE ROLLER SKATE.
Roller skates were Invented by that very
ingenious man, Gabriel Ravel, of tho Ha
vel pantomimists, and wcic used in their
play of tho "Skaters of Wilna," performed
at Niblo's Garden over forty years ago. A
smart Yankee, by the name of Plympton,
caught on to the Idea, and somehow not
many years ago got out patents here and
in England for them and realized a fortune.
As far as I can see and remember there Is
not the slightest alteration from Gabriel's
original skate. w York Graphic.
The Winona Fire Company Is In need of
funds to pay Its necessary running expen
ses, and Instead of asking for contributions
It has provided an entertainment for this
(Friday) evening, at the Opera House, eo
that all who patronize them may receive a
full equivalent therefor. Every property
owner Is Interested in keeping up an effi
cient fire department, and the public
should feel that they arc contributing to
their own benefit when they help the fire
men. It has been many yenrs since a tire
has occurred here, but the time may come
when the firemen will be appreciated.
This town cannot afford to let the com
panies disband, and should givo their lib
eral patronage, when nothing unreasona
ble Is asked for.
A Good Little Gikl. "And don't you
skate, little girl ?" fie asked us he sat down
beside her. "Oh, no, sir." "But you can
learn." "I guess I could, but I don't want
to." "And you come here Just to watch
the skaters ?" "Oh, no j I come to watch
Mrs. It." "Who's she f" "She's papa's
second wife. He don't want her to come,
but she will do it." "And why do you
watch her? "Well, papa wanted her to
promlso that she wouldn't lean on anybody
when she was skating with 'cm, and that
she wouldn't flirt when she was resting;
but sho wouldn't promise, and so 1 came
to watch her. These short marks are
when she leaps and those long ones when
she llirts." "And you show them to your
father ?" "Yes, and he dates them nnd
puts them away, and by nud by we'll have
enough to get a divorce on and marry
somebody who can't skate. Detroit Free
Preia.
Hlierlft'n HnlcH.
Sheriff Mourey sold the following prop,
crtlcs at tho Court House on Monday utter
noou : , land of Peter Bogert In Fishing,
creek township to C. W. Miller, att'y., for
$240. Sale of Jonas Hess property was ad
journed until Saturday afternoon nt two
o'clock, also that of Thomas Farrell.
Ilclow Cowt,
In order to dispose of what we have left
In our retail department all goods are now
selling at prices below cot!. There remain
about 20 boxes of paper, 3 scrap books, 2
albums, G paper weights, good envelopes
3 cents a pack. Ink, 3 and 5 cents a bot
tle, pocket books 12 and 00 cents each, re
tail prico 25 and 00 cents, a few games,
pens and penholders, Inkstands 5, 10 and
20 cents each, slates, all sizes, very cheap,
Primers and Picture Books, Ac. Our sale
must close next week. Goods almost given
away. Elwbm. & Uittknhendeii.
I'llZXlL'H.
Answers to last week, No. 1, Fort
Frontcnac ; No. 2, Christopher Columbus;
No. 3, IztaccI huatl j No. 4, Kuka No. S,
Buckalow for President In '88.
No. 2. is correctly answered by Mrs. A.
J. Bellas, and Nos. 1 and 2 by Lottto Kir
kendall Nos. 1, 2 nnd 4 by Hattle Zaner.
Geographical Enigma.
I am composed of 21 letters.
My 14, 0, 18, 20, 10, 12, 13, 14, 2, 0 is a'
summer resort In I'enna.
My 21, 14, 8, 10, 10, 1, 10 Is tho name of
a town in Pcun'a.
My 19, 7, 13, 4, 17, 0 Is the name of u
city In Now York.
My 15, 11,0,3, 10 Is a post office In
Penn'a.
My 5, 4, 13, 0 Is tho name of a city in
South America.
My whole Is a distinguished but modest
disciple of botli Hippocrates and Thomas
Jefferson,
We aro obliged to omit several malhcina
tie problems, because the solutions rcqulro
too much complicated typo setting.
1'lre nonrcl.
A meeting of tho Flro Board of tho
Bloomsburg Fire Department will bo held
In Hartman's Hall on Tuesday evening,
Febiunry 10th, nt 7 o'clock. All members
of the Board arc requested to attend.
W. B. Tatloii,
Chief Engineer.
3 Ktectrlc Light HtntloiiH.
Many will bo surprised to learn that there
aro In tho United States only 25 Edison
electric light stations. Of this number six
aro to bo found within a radius of eighty
miles. They are located nt Wllltamsport,
Sunbury, Shamnkln, Mt. Carmcl, Ashland
and Hazleton, Another plant Is to bo
erected nt Shenandoah. The Now York
capitalists, who arc Edison's b.ickcrs, have
full faith In thoullmntc and universal adop.
Hon of the new Illumination,
TXiitllaoti X UoiiiIh.
The shortest month Is here
Mr. J. N. Zelsloft and his cousin Arlson,
nro attending school nl Mlllvlllc.
Mr. Solomon Barnhart, familiarly known
as "Doctor," vho was taken with paraly.
sis InU week, died on Sunday morning.
Mr. .Inli n Kctner and Roscoe Mctzgar of
Turhotvllle, wero visiting here and nt Epy
the past week.
Quito n number of our young people at.
tended church nl New Columbia last Sun.
day.
The meeting at the school house on Sat.
urday evening, torn term of singing, did
not succeed very well, so say those who
nro interested In voice culture.
How do tho new sleighs run ? They
look well.
Miss Anna Miller, who has been at
Bloomsburg for several months, was nt
home last Sunday.
Ccntralln,
Henry Krelshcr of Ccntralia, had n leg
broken In two places while wrestling
cntch.ns-catch-cnn, with n friend In nn up.
town saloon on Saturday evening.
Tho Methodist choir nnd a number of
tho Church members, attended the revival
meetings held in the Ashland Methodist
church during the past week.
The Mt. Carmcl A'eira wishes to know
who the gentleman was who attempted to
paint our town "red" last week. Ills
name is Mcrldith.
All the collieries In this vicinity resumed
work on Monday, with the exception of the
Continental colliery, which will remain
Idle until Spring.
Miss Kelly of Reading, Is visiting friends
in town.
Miss Addie Riley spent last week in
Pottsvillc.
Mr. Boyer of the Shenandoah Herald was
In town tho fore part of tho week, looking
up the business of that spicy little sheet.
Tho Salvation Army, rumor has It, will
visit our town shortly.
A new fan house Is in course of erection
at the Logan colliery.
I.lKlitHtreet.
Business Is not as brisk for the mer
chants as it might be. Lack of snow and
want of funds Is the cause.
Protracted meeting Is still in progress.
Thus far quite a number have professed
faith in Christ, and others aro still seeking.
Literary Society Saturday night. Do
bating was engaged in freely, especially by
the ladies who were on the affirmative side
of tho question. Subject s Jlttohed, That
the works of Natuiu aro moro pleasing to
the eye than those of Art.
Mrs. Jacob Mclllck, who has been sick
for somo time past, Is now convalescing.
Tho principal topic for discussion now is
"Whcro arc you going ?" This question
arises from the want of a place to shield us
from the scorching rays of tho sun and the
chilling winds of winter.
Tho remains of Elias Kmm, an old nnd
respected citizen of this township, wero
followed to their last resting place on Sun
day, by a large concourse of people. Scr.
mon by Rev. Wharton, from Psalms L-15,
"And call upon me In the day of troublo
nnd I will deliver thee, nnd thou Bhalt glo
rify me. De Novo.
The Liquor I.UW.
EXTRACT FROM THE CHARGE OF THE COUItT
TO TUE (IRANI) J0I1V.
It is posslblo that there may come beforo
this grand jury Inquiries In regard to tho
violation of the law in reference to the sale
of intoxicating drinks. There havo been
instances where apparently well-founded
charges of this sort have been ignored. Per
haps no net upon the statute book is of tener
broken than this ; nnd grand juries ought
not, by refusing to present such a case,
on proper evidence, eucourago persons In the
violation of the statute. There is no rea
son, whatever a man's ideas may be In re
gard to temperance or to prohibition or to
intoxicating drinks why ono should not as
n grand juror act Independently of such
notlous, fearlessly discharging his duty by
returning to court a case clearly showing a
violation of the liquor law. A violation
has occurred whenever a person sells
liquor without a license! when a person,
licensed or unlicensed, sells to ono of
known intemperate habits or to one who is
intoxicated nt the time, or furnishes to
such without selling, or to n minor, or on a
Sunday, or allows Intoxicating drinks to
bo drank on the premises. The statutes
havo specifically pointed out all these mat
tcrs, and a juror is not to carry out his
own opinions but tho law, as ho Is bound
by his oath to do. It Is sometimes difll.
cult to provu violations of this act. Per.
sons acquainted with tho facts aro reticent,
hesitate to make disclosure, and you havo
to act as In many other caies, upon circum
stantial evidence. If a sober man goes In.
to a hotel or a saloon and tomes out intox.
icated, the presumption is that ho was
there furnished with nn Intoxicant ; and if
tho place is unlicensed that the law has
thus been violated If persons moro or
less "in liquor" are seen hanging p.bout a
saloon on Sunday, the fair prcsumptlou is
that they obtained tho liquor at that sa.
loon. I hare said thus much, because com.
plaints have como before tho court from
ono portion of the county that this act Is
dally broken, to tho scandal of good cltl.
zens, tho demoralization of youth, and tho
disturbance of tho peace and good order of
the community. This ought not to be.
Tlio court Is no more stringent on this sub.
ject than tho law, and all that Is required
Is that the statutes shall bu enforced. It a
matter of this kind should come beforo you
at the present term, give to it a fair and
careful examination and, It you find
reasonable ground to believe that tho
charga In the Indictment Is true, present
the bill for trial, and let twelve ot your tel.
low citizens, after the defense is made, de
cide the Issue between the accused ami the
commonwealth.
Renewing the licenses of certain appll.
cants from tho borough ot Ccntralia, tho
court reminded the licensees that It would
not need the same posltlvc-ness of testl.
mony to satisfy It that might be required
to convince a jury, but that evidence of
drunkenness or rowdyism on the premises
would be sufficient ground from which tho
court might Infer his unfitness to hold a II.
cense.
Grant S. Herring wns sworn in as an at.
torncy.at-law on Monday morning, having
passed a creditable examination before the
Examining Commlttco somo tlmo previous,
ly. Ho has formed n co-partnership with
E. R. lkclcr Esq., his preceptor. Mr.
Herring Is n young man of excellent char
aclcr, flue literary attainments, being a
graduate of Lnfavetto College, nnd of In.
duttrlous nnd studious habits, nnd will no
doubt adorn tho profession he has chosen.
List ot letters remaining in tho Post of.
flee at Benton for tho month of Janunry
ending 31st 1833 t
Dr. Frank Scott, Mr. 8. .1. Boyd, Mr.
Johnhon Artman, Mr. 8. J. Van Fleet, Mr.
Alma howls, .Mr. Charles Newcomb, Mr. J.
Hauler, Miss Dora Shultz, Miss Mamie
Richards, Miss May Nnrmon, Miss Hhoda
Hess, Mrs. NarslsBn Gardner, Mrs. Pusal.
la A. Gowcn, Mrs. Lorcnza. Everett, Miss
8. M. Shultz, card.
In calling for the above letters plcoso say
advertised, John Heacook,
P. M.
CatRXvlHHII.
The pay day on the P. & It. It. R. has
kept our merchants busy for a fow days.
Thorn has been another reduction in the
wages of the men on tho P. & R. It. R, This
tlmo It Is tho train hands who were the
ones upon whom the reduction fell.
There havo been somo changes in tho
time ot tho passenger trains. Tho mall
tratn being fifteen minutes earlier aud ru
mor has It that a night train will bo put on
from here to West Milton. Moro In our
next.
There have been u few small wrecks on
the road ; but no ono hurt.
The free bridge question has again been
brought to the front, by some of our citi
zens. We suppose that tho bridge nt Bloom
started the boom.
The Post ofllce question is being moro
agitated than ever, nnd what caused moro
of a fixed determination to change It was a
remark, mado by a republican. "Thcro Is
not a democrat fit for It in tho place." Such
men are the curse of nny town, and nro
Injury to the party they represent. We
arc sorry to loso the services of tho present
officer; hut then they ought not to com.
plain, they have had It long enough.
There has been a slight misunderstand
ing on the hill, at Hnrtmnn's school house,
nbout a pair of mittens, which has resulted
In a law suit.
We regret to announce the denth of D.
W. Walter, who died Saturday night.
Funeral services, Wednesday nt 2 P. M.
He leaves a wife and six small children.
Such is life, in the midst of It we nro In
death.
Tho M. E, church has been frescoed beau
tlfully,and the seating is now being put In,
by the carpenters. The memorial bell has
been put In place nnd everything Is being
pushed forward rapidly ; so a3 to he ready
for dedication on Sunday a week.
The attendanco at Luther Union, an or
ganization, instituted by St. John's E.
Luth. church, to keep our young people
from the dangerous influences of question
able social gatherings, wns quite a success
on last Thursday eve. We trust that our
old and ynung will take an Interest In It,
as it U a step In the right direction.
Mrs. Nuss's concort on Friday evening
was pronounced a success by all.
The borough question Is not quite dead
yet. Dame Rumoru has it that there will
be another attempt Perhaps then it will
be safe to walk the pavements and not be
run into by somo young America, who
claims the right of way.
Novrs.
Tlic IlcHtoratloii ofHliad.
Everybody living nloug tho line of the
Susquehanna river would be pleased to
have Its waters swarming In season with
that most desirable variety of fish, the
shad. It Is with regret that the older all
iens look hack to tho time when they wero
far more plentiful in Pennsylvania's chief
river than suckers now are, and tho
younger generation can scarcely believe
tho stories about the great hauls that were
made beforo what was deemed an improve
mcnt ot navigation caused an unquestiona
ble destruction of those fish.
Much has been said about, but very little
done towards restoring them to the Sus
quehanna. Expert pisciculturists have
given their opinions as to the best method
of effecting that purpose. Laws have been
passed for that object. Fish commission
ers have been appointed and empowered to
adopt measures for getting back tho ab
sent nnd lamented shad. Eggs Innumera
ble have been hatched and the little fry
put into the water at various points with
tho expectation that like well-behaved
young shad they would swim down to tho
bay nt tho proper season nnd return lu duo
time grown to a nice size for the gridiron.
All this has been dnno nnd yet the Susque
hanna continues to be almost as devoid ot
shad as It is of flying fish or electric eels.
But it appears that something is going to
bo (lone to restore theso Ash to tho waters
they used to Inhabit in couutless numbers.
The fish commissioners of Pennsylvania,
Mayland and New Jersey aro going to hold
a conference to devise some means where
by better protection will be aflorded than
has hitherto been given them. Tho sub
ject Is ot great Importance and It is to bu
hoped that the efforts to. effect something
that will furnish tho pcoplo with plenty of
shad will not he fruitless, although It must
bu confessed thnt what has heretofore been
done witli considerable cxpensa and a
good deal of display, has not furnished
many llsh. Patriot.
Court I'rocecUliiKB.
Tho regular February session of court
opened on Monday morning at 10 a. mv
Hon. William Elwell and associates Shu
man and Lako on tho Bench.
Tho returns of constnblcs were taken.
Tho constable ot Ccntralia reported a
number of pcisons as selling liquor wit
out license, and was directed to put the
names of such on his return.
Grand Jury cnlled, aud sworn. William
Fisher of Orange appointed foreman.
Tho court then charged the grand jury,
and an extract from tho charge appears
elsewhere.
Auditor's report In estate ot Dantel D.
Weldmau confirmed nisi.
Opinion filed In estato of Alexander Col
ley. Opinion filed in matter ot tho auditor's
report of sheriff's salo ot Camdeu Mcars.
Opinion filed In matter ot the Catawlssa
Deposit Bank vs S. C. Creasy.
O 8. Herring was sworn as an attorney
in tho several courts of this county.
A. P. Heller's use vs Jas. Cole, rulo to
show cause why tho judgment should not
bo opened.
Opinion filed la matter ot the auditor's
report in tho distribution of tho funds aris
ing from tho sheriff's sale ot personal prop,
crty of Chas. Ahlcman,
Opinion filed In tho matter ot tho dlvld.
log line between Brlaicrcek and Fishing,
creek townships.
Opinion filed lu matter ot Danvillo and
Mahoning Poor District vs Jit. Pleasant
township.
Auditor's report tiled In tho estate of
John Hitter.
Report ot salo lu estate of Milton Mos.
teller, confirmed nisi,
Order to revlowcrs of road In Scott town,
ship near D. L. & W. depot continued.
John A. Shnman, I), f. Brown, nnd
Plorco Grovcr appointed viewers of n coun.
ty brldgo In Beaver over Catawlssa creek
near Peter Flshct's,
Commonwealth vs Chas. llclss. Assault
nnd battery, not n ttuc bill, prosecutor to
pay costs.
Commonwealth vs Berwick borough
council. Charge, unlawfully closing a
street. A true bill.
Report of sale In cstntc of I). Raup con.
firmed nisi. Exception filed.
Report ot sale In nsslgned estato of C. B.
Brockway, confirmed nisi.
Report of salo tn estato of J.J, Hartzel,
confirmed nisi.
Report of sate In estato otThos. McIIen
ry, confirmed nisi.
On petition Stephen Knorr appointed
guardian of minor children otU. B. Atlc
tnnn. Tho following roads wero confirmed
nlsli Hemlock township near M. O. White,
night's Locust township near Yocum's
old saw mill.
Commonwealth vs Oscar Sutton, larceny
ns bailee. A true bill. Caso called on
Tuesday. The Jury returned it verdict of
not guilty on Wednesday afternoon, after
being out all day.
Widow's appraisements In estates ot R.
Cathcart and Thoa. Mcllenry, confirmed
ulsl.
Return of sale In estate of Harriet Van.
How, confirmed ntsl.
Return of inquest lu estato of Edward
Lewis, confirmed nisi.
Order of sale continued In estate of J. B.
Cornclison.
Return of sale In estato of Daniel Lelby,
confirmed nisi.
Ruad in Pine township near C. J. Glrton's
confirmed nisi.
Rond In Greenwood near Friends Meet
ing House, report of viewers In favor of
road, confirmed nisi.
Road In Pino township near John Ben
flcld's, report In favor ot road, confirmed
nisi.
Viewers report against a road In Montour
near Elmer Runyon's, confirmed nisi.
Order to viewers of road In Catawlssa
near M. E. Parsonage continued, also In
satno township near B. Mills.
Return of sale in estate of Moses Everett,
confirmed nisi.
Petition of Edward Smith for benefit of
insolvent laws, filed.
Report of revioWcrs in favor of road in
Catawlssa near High House, confirmed
nisi.
Register's accounts confirmed nisi.
In tho matter of the assigned estate of J.
M. Belshlluo et nl.
Sheriff's petition for Interpleader filed.
E. B. Brown, Samuel Snyder aud J. O.
Winterstecn appointed viewers of a road in
Heaver near Mifilln X Roads.
Exceptions filed to account of Sarah A.
Peterman.
Grand jury report against n bridge over
Ten Mile Run.
Commonwealth vs John Gcarhart, recog
nlzancc of defendant und James Bishop in
sum of $500 for appearance of defendant
at next sessions.
Report of county auditors approved and
filed.
Commonwealth vs Mrs. James Cain, sell.
Ing liquor without a license. A true bill.
Commonwealth vs Alary Shearon, sell
Ing liquor without a license. A truo bill.
Bench wnrrant Issued in last case. If
defendant appear when court Is not In ses
sion, clerk Is directed to take recognizance
in $200 for appearance nt May court.
Ell Weaver vs A. W. Weaver's executor.
Case called Wednesday afternoon. On
trial.
IlcmuiiHtraiicc ncnltiHt License.
'I ho following remonstrance was filed In
court on Monday. It is signed by a largo
number of leading citizens ot Ccntralia,
and is in the handwriting of Her. James J.
Russell, Pastor of St. Ignatius' Church s
To THE HoSORAHLB, THE JuDOES OP ME
Count of Quartke Sessions or the
Peace of the Couktt of Columbia,
Pennsylvania :
The petition ot the undersigned citizens
of the Borough of Ccntralia and vicinity tn
tho said county, respectfully showeth thut
your petitioners labor under grent incon
venience, annoyance aud even danger, ow
ing to the great number of licensed and
unlicensed places that sell Intoxicating
liquors in the town nnd immedlato neigh
borhood and through them tho peace and
quiet of our Borough are much disturbed,
especially on Saturday nights, Sunday
mornings and during the Sabbath day by
the noise, rowdyism, blasphemy and Im
moral lauguage ot men, nnd oven ot grown
up boys who in the past wo-o received in
to the taverns and saloons of this town and
were allowed to rcmaiu In them by the
tavern keeper until they became intoxica.
ted, as their drunken conduct on the
streets testified to, when they left tho sa.
loan, tavern or hotel on Saturday nights or
early on Sunday morning ; and that pistol
firing nnd such have been ot frequent oc
currence on the aforesaid occasions, to the
danger of good citizens.' Wo therefore
pray your Honorable Court to
Pint, To rcfusa to grant any more now
licenses to any person or persons in this
town or vicinity; nnd wo ask In God's
name to take steps to lessen the number of
taverns nnd drinking places In this town
and vicinity.
Second, That tho District Attorney ho
directed to ascertain who are tho violators
of the liquor laws In this town and vicinity
nnd when ho gets tho names of those who
sell intoxicating liquors on Sunday tho
first day of the week or to any person of
known Intemperate habits or to minors ;
and tho names ot thoso who sell without
license, that ho then bu directed to prose
cute each of them for violating the laws ot
this Commonwealth.
Third, That your Honors will, when re
newing licenses for nny in this town, or
neighborhood, placo such restrictions on
tho applicant or applicants as will compel
them to observe tho laws of the Stato j and
If it seems good to your Honors, ask them,
nnder oath, will they In future oboy and
observe tho liquor laws ot this Stato ; and
your petitioners will ever pray.
JerHCytown.
Many of our pcoplo took advantage of
tho recent cold weather and stored away
cohstderablc ice.
II. II. Stout was lu towu last week. Ho
has a valuablo property In Mt. Laffy, which
ho would llko to sell.
Tho Infant son of Daniel Wclllver was
burled In the cemetery on the hill last Fri
day. Wm. Wclllver of Wllkesbarre, was In
town a few days.
Bcnj, Hartllno ot Limestone was In town
on Saturday,
Miss Hcacock of '.Bloomsburg, the two
Misses Moore ot White Hall and Miss Em.
ma Hcndcrshott wero visiting In town last
week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas, Werkhelscr of Buck.
horn' attended tho funeral of little Blaine
Welllver.
Mrs. Gomer Thomas and son, Eddie, and
Wm. C. Johnston,Ksq., and family of Dan'
vlllo visited friends hero on Sunday.
Samuel I.oury was found speechless on
his wood.plle Inst Thutsday. He remained
uneouscloua for two or three hours after
hating been carried Into tho house.
Mr. Hops of Mlfflinburg Is In town with
n number of new sleighs.
Last Wednesday evening, a number of
our young people attended a party nt
Carey's In White Hall. Dancing was In
dulged in to a lato hour,nnd all came homo
reporting having had n splendid time.
A number of persons attended tho arbi
tration between Smith nnd Bruglcr, which
took placo nt Bloom tho 20th of last month
resulting In a success for Mr. A. K. Smith.
It Is said tho parties Intend carrying tho
dlfllculty Into court.
A troupo of negroes passed through hero
last week on their way to somewhere.
They had a number of musical Instruments
wjth them nnd amused tho populace for a
time.
Rov. Hugss was nsslstcd last week in his
revival meeting by a young representative
of tho whlto cravat and long black coat,
from down west. This little man Is a firm
believer In tho good old tlmo Methodism j
nnd advocates a revival of tho good old
ways, and the good old-fashioned big
meeting. Ho proclalmcth tho word In
deep censorious tones, nnd appropriate
gestures, which surely makcth tho right
cous, and certainly convlnceth tho wild
wayward that they had better forsake
their places nnd fleo from tho wrath to
come.
Tho Spring election Is near ut hand nnd
we notlco a number of men stepping around
with tho well known nlr of candidates. A
number of persons will be selected at the
coming election to till the various town,
ship offices. Care should bo exercised that
nono but good, honest, competent men be
put on the ticket, nnd elected to fill these
offices. That the present Incumbents of
ho offices have discharged their duties ac
ceptably, Is shown by the fair condition of
things in the township. Then why not re
elect the present officers ns the experience
nlready gained would be a valuable aid In
future work. L. Y.
lietitou.
Misses Rebecca Remaly and Rebecca
Wenner from this place, havo gono to Ber
wick on a visit. They took the round trip
via. Shlckshlnny, thence by railroad.
During this last cold streak the thermom
eter registered on last Tuesday morning a
week 20 below zero nt Benton, 14 at
Stillwater, 17 at the Archbrldgc, Shlck
shinny nnd what would Shlckshlnny do
without nn Eehol
We do not remember a winter in which
our llttlo folks, young nnd old people en
Joyed such general good health as at pres
ent. Mr. Alfred Gibbons, a huckster, of Ben
ton, disposed of bis personal property by
public sale, on Tuesday of last week, in
view of taking Horace Grecly's advice, nnd
go west.
There is a great deal of coal hauled at
present from tho breakers at Shlckshlnny.
No 6, $1.00 j No. 0, $2.20.
They are still boring for coal on Iphcr's
farm, near Cambra. Wo aro Inclined to
believo thnt they found coal, or elso they
are actlnp; very strangely. They have
bored a number of holes within a small
compass, and none exceeding fifty feet In
depth. From this clrcumstanco wc infer
that they aro tracing its location and placo
of opening. Either they havo found coal,
or do not understand their business. They
move as with a studied system, but the
public know nothing of their discoveries.
Tiny have been prospecting, off and on,
moro or Icbs, fur several years, and one of
them is an experienced miner, who has
been in the business forty years. If it Is
only moonshine, then, thcro is reserved
total darkness for the coal prospect here
abouts. Mr. Simon Tubbs, lather of Rev. T. II.
Tubbs of this place, an aged citizen, In his
80th year, experienced slight symptoms of
paralysis last week. He had a stroke of
palsy some time ago.
Preaching nt St. James' last Sunday,
pastor Rev. a. lloutz. Preaching at Ham
lln next Sunday, pastor Rev. G. V. Savage.
a fczzlz.
Composed of 10 letters.
My 13, 0, 15, 4, 5, 11, 8 is a state.
MyO, 8, 1, 11, 12, 8, 7 is a bay.
My 10, 2, 7, 14, 3, 12 was a philosopher.
My 10, 15, 9, 0 is used by flro companies.
The namo here used is revered by all.
Sclve it and sec.
If Immanucl Wenner wns not married to
Miss Rhctta Bclshllne by the Rev. A.
lloutz on last Saturday, then the serenad
ing in that direction on Saturday night de
ceived and misled the neighbors in this vi
cinity. How Is It, Mnnny ? All right I
guess.
Wo get tho paper too lato In the week to
solve the puzzles In tlmo to send the an
swers for tho next Issue. Our short time
allotment gives us the following result :
No 8, "Christopher Columbus." No. 3,
"Iltaccihuatl." No. 4, "Buckalew for
President In '88.
Hciicicrtowii.
We havo had some very cold weather for
some time past, last Wednesday morning
tho thermometer stood at 21 below zero.
Sleighing has not been very good, but the
farmers aro bringing their coal from Hhick
shlnuy with the sled.
Tho schools In this vicinity are still In a
flourishing condition. The school board of
Fishingcreck has supplied all tho houses ot
this township with patent furniture. This
speaks well for them ; now let them still
keep on aud every year build one new
school house until wo have houses that
wtll not bo a dtsgraco to such a township
as Fishlngcrcek. At present there Is not a
good, comfortable houso in tho township.
Jacob Wenner of Bcndcrtown Is still on
tho felck list.
Tho firm of Howell & Mooro aro doing a
good business considering the hard times.
Give them a call.
There was preaching at tho St. James
church last Sabbath which was well attend,
cd ns usual, Rev. A. lloutz officiating.
G. D, Yost, while fishing on tho Ice at
Stillwater, broke through and got a dip.
ping but he Is nono tho worse for it now.
Mr. Emanuel Wenner and Ida J. Beish.
line both of Fishingcreck wero united by
tho holy nto of matrimony on Saturday
last by A. lloutz.
On last Saturday evening tho Van Camp
band visited Bendertown and serenaded
Mrs. R. B. Sclbert, Caleb not belug there.
They phy well for a new band.
Tho pcoplo of Bcndcrtown and Jones,
town who wore flshlug on Jotica1 dam Sat
inlay report a good catch.
It Is reported that tho protracted meeting
will begin on Sabbath, evening next nt the
Jontslown M. E. Church.
Wo aro sorry to learn that our Jonestown
miller Win. 8. Pennypackcr contemplates
moving to Philadelphia In tho spring.
Packer Is a good miller and ought to bo
kept at Jonestown. Bart. Shannon has
rented the mill which Packer vacates.
Our hunters from Jonestown and a party
from Berwick consisting of ladies and gen
tlemen, in all about eighteen, wero on tho
Nob, chasing the sly reynard. They report
n good chaso but no catch.
Jesslo Runyon ot Jonestown Is going to
WUkca-Barrt) to doctor for his eyes.
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MARMAGES.
McMlCIIAEL KRAMER. At Orange
vllle, Jan. 29lh 1885, by Rev. O. K. Can
field pastor of the Presbyterian church,
Mr, Benjamin F. McMlchaelnnd Mrs. Clara
B. Krnmer, both of Mlllvlllc.
WENN EH BEISHLINE. On Jan 31st,
at the home of tho bride, by Hcv. A. lloutz
Mr. Emanuel Wenner to Miss Ida A. Hcish
llnc, both ot Benton tv.-p.
LAUTON-HICII.-Oii Jan. 20th nt tho
house of Geo. W. Dorr, Esq , by Rev. D.
M. Klntcr, Mr. William H. Liuton of
Greenwood to Miss Alice Rich of Mlll
vlllc. DEATHS.
DOTSON. Near Town Hill, on Jan. 20,
Mrs. Mary Dotson, consort of Samuel C.
Dotson, aged 80 years.
LOCAL NOTICES.
For tho next 00 days I will make fine
cabinet photos at $3.00 per dozen. Light
ning process. Quick us wink. A full Hue
of frames on hand. McKillh-.
Jan 1U-3 mos
Another bale of muslin just in at Hart
man & Sou's. Even thread, lightweight,
0 cents per yard.
Fresh butter, eggs, &c, buys muslin nt
Ilartman & Sou's as cheap us cuth. No
two prices on any goods.
The largest stock of embroideries in the
county at Hurtmun & Son's.
Just opened at Hurtman & Son's lace
curtain goods, nil prices.
"I wonder whut Hnrtmnn & Son will do
with all their goods," said an old lady thu
other day. Oo and see them for yourself.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
When baby was sick, wo gave her CAS
TOHIA, When sho was a child, she cried for
(.ASTORIA,
When she became Miss, she clung to
CASTORIA,
When she had Children, she gave them
CASTORIA.
Where's tho sense iu spending money for
a doubtful affair, when a sure and reliable
thing is offered 1 Hop Porous Plasters for
all aches, pains nnd soreness. Tho great
est strengthcuer known. 25c.
wiNinv WINDS.
Its all right for poets to sing the praises
ot the beautiful snow, and the merry sleigh
bells, and the ringing skates on the glassy
Ice, but they can't fill thu bill with flint sort
of stuff when one is sitting with his feet in
n tub of hot water, his head done up In
flannels, and with mustard plasters on both
sides ot his chest. What a person needs
then is a thorough dose of Kidney. Wort to ',
net as a catliarllc,lor nniiunc win so quick,
ly relieve that congestive, feverish condi
tion which comes of a hard cold. Often
these colds cause bilious attacks, lame
backs, disordered kidneys, rheumatism,
catarrh, etc. Kidncy.Wort can bo relied
on to bring back a healthy condition.
'liOUOH OS OOCUIIS."
Ask for "Hough on Coughs," for coughs,
colds, soro throat, hoarseness. Troches,
15c. Liquid, 25c.
"liorou on hats."
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, Hies, anti,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
15c. Druggists.
11KAUT tains.
Palpitation, dropsical, dizziness, imllgc
tlon, headache, sleeplessness cured by
"Wells' Health Renewer."
"ItCL'OII ON C011N3."
Ask for Wclli' "Rough on Corns. 15o,
Quick, complete cure. Hard orsoft corns'
warts, bunions.
"I'.OCUI! ON tain" I'OltOlTSKD tlastek
Stiengthenlng, Improved, the best for
backache, pains In chest or side rheuma
tlsm, neuralgl
Jgla.
THIN 1'KOl'I.K.
"Wells' Health Hencwer" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia headache, ner
vousness, debility, ijl.
WHOOl'INO OOfdll
and tho ninny throat nllcctlons of children,
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
"Rough or. Coughs" troches, 15c. : balsam.
25c.
MOTllXKS.
If you nro fulling, broken, worn out and
nervous,
ervous, use "Wells' Health
Remiwtr.'
SI. Druggists,
i.irr. riiKSEitvKi:.
If you nro losing your grip on life, try
"Wells' Health Hencwer." Uocs direct to
weak spots.
"llOUnil ON TOOTHACUB."
Instant relief for neuralgia, toothache,
laccache. Ask for "Rough on Toothache.'
15 and 25 cents.
1'llKTTV WOMKN.
Ladles who would retain freshness and
vivacity. Don't fall to try "Wells' Health
Renewer."
OATAUllllAL TIIHOAT AFFECTIONS,
Hacking, Irritating coughs, colds, sore
throat, cured by "Rough nn Coughs,"
Troches, 15c. Liquid 25c.
"itOl'OII ON ITCH."
"Rough on Itch" cures humors, crup.
tlous, rlng.worm, tetter, salt ilieum, trott
ed feet, ciilllblalns.
TUB HOI'K OF TIIK NATION.
Children slow lu development, puny,
scrawncy, and dullcuc, use "Wells' Health
Renewer."
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three or four hours every night coughing.
Get immediate relief and sound rest by
uslna Wells' "Hough on Coughs." Troches,
15. Balsam, 25c.
Kofoii o.n i'ain'' ronocssn i'Lasteh ;
Strengthening, Improved, tho best for
backache, pains In chest or side, rhcuma
tlsm, neuralgia.
Absolutely Pure.
pawner never varies. A raairel of purity
BtrenBthand wtioieaomness. More economical
thmtnq ordinary kints. andcannot besoldln
comp-tltlon with the multitude of low test, snort
welirlit, alum or pnosphate powders, sold only
In cias. ltovAt. iukivq Powbeii Co , loo Wall-bC,
N. Y. auy ti-i r.
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ARE CUFtED BY THE
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Iloetj o'jxjaploujoaalroooinineadtaltipor-
i c "s p'Mie K-o.-vuso It ?-g strongest cud Iwst
t rnown, Vracaappued to any oort cf soro
j entire niodlainal virtuatcf f-i t Hops. ?aey
j never bam cr irritAto i!-.vi v oi c, etimu
j lato and tlrsnrthoa -wsaU - l". - d ncacln.
Quick rcIM forsnudcnpairit, ..i-ct'tao?-
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pXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
I-STATEOK J011X KSLCIINKB, DECEASED,
letters tcstamenlnri- In tlm actntn ti.
Kelclincr, late of Centre township, Columbia counts-,
Pennsylvania, have been Blunted bv tho lteit
Mrofi Id county to tho uiidersazncd executoA.
ah persons naviinr claims against tho estato ot
said decedent nro requested to present them for
settlement and thoso Indebted to tho trtateto
make payment to tho undersigned without delay.
II. O KKLCHNKH, i
.Kn"''
Knorr & Winterstcen, titty's.
IVb6.tr
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Of fiECItaz HESS, DECEASED.
Letters or administration In tho estato ot Rorre
Hess, deceased, late ot t-usnrloax twp. Coluii.
ulacouiitv.rennsjlvanl.i, liavebfen crantedby Lb
lteKlstcr ot said county to tho undersigned Admin.
....... .,. (.iiauiia MUltUK UHIUSI. U1C
estato of tho deceased aro reuticed to preseut
..u.i munu uiui-uii-u IU 111(3 V'
tato to makw payment to tho undersigned admin
istrator without delay.
a. i. rrit7, Att'y. i. n. oinrioxs.
Jan. mi Administrator.
CatarrH
CllltOXlC CATAItlill.
Tho bridge or dlM.
Ion of my now- was
about half gone, tho
result of 25 yeurb' c.l
tarrh. 1 obtained a
boitloot i:iys cream
Halm; have used lour
bottles, which has
about cum! up tho
no trlfs. I had pro
Mously tried all ether
remedies on the mar
ket without perma
nent reiuef. J. A.
wood, w North High
street, Columbus, o.
I am cured of ca
tarrh and deafness by
UV-CruirB i-.iy'siiearu Halm. Sly
fjT V C. p aunt was deaf, It re
stored her hearing. F. 1). Morse, Insurance, Eliza
beth, N. J
(ilvolta trlaL Uly's Cream Halm causes no
pain, (lives relief at once. A thorough treatment
win cure. Not a liquid. Not a tnutr. Apply Into
nostrils. Price CO cents at druggists: i cts. by
mall, registered. Sunplo bottle by mail 10 cents.
i:i.V HUOTHElts, Dmi-glsts, owego, N. T.
l"eb Wn ((
JTOTP0E
Is hereby given that an application will bo made
before tho Hoard of Pardons at llarrlsburv', at their
lneetl e of said board on Tuesday the lTth day ot
February A. U., 1KRS, for tho pardon ot James 1.
Terwtillger aud Charles K. SicDonelL who were
convicted lu the Court of Oyer and Termtner of
Columbia county nt September term lta, ot tho
orrenee ot robbery,
Wooinsbuiy, I'll., & 1L 1IUU.KH,
Jan. will, i. Att'y for Ueffs.
JanSMt
AIiVKUTISKtiS 1 send for our Select list of local
new snapers. lleo. r. Howell & Co., 10 Spruce,
M., N, V. Jaul6-rw r
QIIOUTIIAND. Pamphlets maud free, tingle's
ncoiiipeudtuui, ii, Lcesons by mall, ts. linsle's
College ot Miorthuud, 1131 Chestuut bu, l'hlla..
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