THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBPJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
A Bnake Geranium-
81.1MV UOIlllOK IK TUB YKGKTAI1I.K WOiltJ)
AS 6KF.N IN (1F.OHU1A.
"A snako cernnltim t"
"Yen that Is what I call it,"' said tho
dootor.
I stooped down to oxaraino tho flower
Hideout, repulsive, and yet Rtrntigoly
nttraotivc, too saako goraoiura seemed
to hold mo undor a spell.
To describo this flower ono would
liavo to paint lifo and motion. Mcro
color Is not enough. As I looked the
evil thing glared at mo with sineter in
telligence There was nothing roraark
nblo about tho stalk and tho leaves of
tho plant. Tho blossom was what
riveted my gaze. Black, sinuous and
slimy, it looked moro liko a snako than
anything else. As I ohanged my point
of view tho thing changed its aspect.
Its scales were a purplish black, then
a dirty brown. Two litllo glassy beads
in tho monster's head glittered with
prismatic hues and looked straight into
my eyes. Was I mistaken T I oould
havo sworn that this arfesomo bloom
turned and twisted with tho unoanny
frcakishncss of a reptile.
"You know something of botany."
paid tho doctor, "how do you olaselfy
it!"
"It is not to bo classified," I answer
ed. "It is a monstrosity. There is
nothing liko it. It ia poisonous V
"I think so," was tho reply, "tho old
Afrioan who found it called it a 'pizen
plant,' but 1 renamed it.
I had seen nearly everything worth
seeinc in the floral world, but this sin
cular plant blooming unnoticed in an
obscure corner of a country doctor's
garden amazed mo beyond expression,
From the first the sickening odor of
tho flower had been terribly oppressive.
In tact, it had prevented a close exam
ination. Suddenly my brain seemrd
benumbed, a cold chill seized me, and,
with a face of deadly pallor, I reeled
and would have fallen to the ground
but lor the dootor s suontr arm.
I was half sick, or rather in a dazed,
half stupefied state, for days after my
return to town. Une evening a negro
called at my house with a note from
my friend, the doctor, and a covered
basket, ine messenger was gono' be
fore I could read the note. I glanced
at the paper and then opened the basket.
I did not know whether to laugh or be
angry. Comfortably fixed in a big jar
tho snake gf ranium gave a flirty twist
and snapped its wioked eyes in my
lace I
To have this floral horror in my
bouse was out ol the question, and yet
1 was proud o t the monster. 1 made a ser
vant carry it to a sunny nook in the
back yard, alio returned with chatter
ing teeth.
"Do lawd hab mussy I" she exclaim
ing "dat ting's alive. Hit'll bite, sho's
yer bawn r
I did not contradict her. In fact, I
agreed with her.
Sometimes I carried my friends to
see my pet. I invariably had the sat
isfaction of hearing them swear, and
generally I had to send them homo in
a carriage. One whiff of the snako
geranium was enough to mako a totter
ing wreck of the strongest man.
A little girl next door took a won
derful fancy to the flower. Frequently
she come over when 1 was absent and
spent au hour at a time fondling the
plant and looking at it. Of all the
persons who saw it she was the only
one not affected by its peculiar odor.
Sometimes I fell into a deep study over
tne mutual attachment existing between
my monster and the girl. I call it
mutual because it was impossible to
view my snake goranium without giv
ing it credit for life and intelligence,
The girl was a queer little creature,
:J I. i - . '
wuu luiuuigui nair anu veiveiy eyes.
She had a certain impish beauty that
made me shudder. Between tho cW
and tho geranium I came near being
deviled to death.
As the weeks passed on the girl con
tinued her visits. She crew thinner
and paler, and her eyes grew larger
and blacker. More than once I over
heard the servants whispering that the
snake Geranium was killinc the child.
This alarmed nie, and one day I told
my yoang neighbor that the plant was
poisonous, and that she must not go
near it. She rather shrank from me
and with a sorrowful look sped home
ward without saying a word.
I came home unexpectedly one day.
and found the girl paying a surreptious
visit, to me nower. i weni 10 ner iuii
of wrath, but was disarmed by what I
saw. The poor thing had fainted, and
wriggling and squirming over the side
of the jar, within a few inches of the
child s lace, was that diabolical geran
ium.
I took my visitor homo and told her
mother all about it. we spoke with
some severity to tho little offender, but
wo thought it was for ler good. I never
once thought of destroying my mou
ster.
No words can express the horror I
felt the next morning when I heard
that my girl neighbor was dead. Slio
had been found lifeless and cold in bed
a, an early hour. Her appearanoe I
was told, was that of a person who had
been poisoned. On tbo pillow was a
slimy mark that resembled a serpent's
trail.
When 1 beard this I rushed frantio-
nlly out to tho corner containing my
geranium. One of the servants divined
my purpose and followed me. In the
jar wo saw the stalk of tbo plant with
a few leavf s attached to it, but the
lioirible blossom, where was it T
The snake geranium was gono 1 I
could not utter a word, 1 had no in
quiries to make, aud I wanted to hear
no exclamations. I ran back to the
house but I heard tho old negro cry
out:
"Hit's gono 1 Hit done crawled oher
into do ncx' yard. I seo hit's track 1"
Startling Besemblanceo-
Marrellus Lodemia, can you tell
mo why your mother's consent to our
marriage is like our marriage itself T
Lodemia I am sure I cau't imagine
why.
Marccllus Because we both thank
her for it. See T Both thank her
both hanker for it.
Lodernia (otillly) Ah, that reminds
me, Mr. llanktnton; can you tell me
why our marriage is liko tho color of
your nose I
Maroellus No, dearest; I givo it up.
Lodemia Because I have about
come to tbo conclusion 'hat it can't
come off, St 1 Can't oomo off.
Come off I Chicago Tribune.
Wo cannot too soon convince our
selves how easily wo may be dispensed
with In the world. AVuat important
persons we imagine ourselves to bo 1
We think that wo alone are the lifo of
the circle in which we move; in our
absence wo fancy that life, existence
and breath will como to a general
pause; and alas 1 tho gap wo leavo is
scarcely perceptible, so quickly is it
filled again; nay, it is often but the
place, if not for something bettor, at
east for something moro agreeable. ,
Ho Wieldel a Hod-Hot Fon.
Said a commercial traveler to a Chi
cago Herald reporter i My business
calls mn n good deal to Colorado and
Nuw Mexico, and I hayo mmy ac
quaintances and friends out there. One
of my friends is a little fellow named
MoDermott, editor of a mining camp
paper, lie is not much bigger than a
pint of cider, but ho has tremendous
nervo. Ho is as quick as lightning
with his gun, nnd is not afraid of I ho
best man that walks. Ho was telling
mo of ono experience ho had a fow
months ago. A big, tough fellow
walked into his sanitum ono evening
nnd announced that he had uomu to do
ip the editor. Ho had a six-shooler in
his hand, and advanced with It cooked.
It happened that my friend had just
sent his revolver out to bo repaired,
and ho was without a weapon. Ho
tried to palaver with tho deperado and
talk him out of his passion in order to
gain time. But tho moro ho talked tho
fiercer the caller bccanip. Suspecting
that the editor was unarmed, he took
fiendish delight in holding his victim
covered with his' revolver, and telling
him he had only sixty minutes to live.
But my friend s brain was working at
a lively rato all this lime, and when ho
talkeJ'ho held his pen in the llama of
tho gas jet over his deck.
Without tho desperado smpectlng
what he was up to, ho succeeded in
getting tho pen red hot it took only
a few Beconds and then ho mado a
jump for his assailant so suddenly nnd
with such cat-liko qniekness that, be
fore tho ruffan, uken off his guard
by tho supposition that tho editor was
unarmed, could lire a shot, the littlo
man had thrown one arm around tho
big fellow's neck, and was jabbing his
red-hot pen into his faco at tho rato of
200 i-trokcs to tho minute. lmagino
the wounds that big, sharp, red-hot
pen must have made, held securely in
a strong celluloid holder, driven by the
arm of a man fighting for life. Think
of tho Buffering tho desperado imit
havo eudured in tho few brief seconds
before his agony conquered his courage
and caused him to thiow the revolver
to tho Uoor as a token that he gavo up
tho battle. That ruffian ho was drunk
u that occasion is now ono of the
best friends tlw little edilor has, though
his face is badly scaricd from tho
wounds inflicted on him. Over the
desk of my friend now hangs a pen,
still covered with blood stains its
wholo length, aud over it is a placard
written in tho blood that was formed
upon it just after the battle -. "Tho
pen is mightier than the six-shooter.''
Velocity of Ocean Currents.
Admiral Bouquet do la Gryco has
made to the Academic des Sciences at
Paris a report which the London Times
epitomizes, on a series of experiments
instituted by tho Prince of Monaso,do
signed to test the velocity of currents
in the .North Atlantic, by means of
light water-tight caskets or vessels
hunched into the sea at a considerable
distance from the lacd. Some such
caskets launched -fF tho Azores in 1885
reached the iand after an interval of
tirco which indicated a daily rate ot
motion of from two to four miles.
Later observations indicate a quicker
rate of movement. Of 500 launched
in deep sea off Capo Flnincrre, 12 ar
rived at the French coast a little below
Arcichon after an interval which sug
gests an average daily rate of travel of
dbout six miles Some of them were
of glass, some of copper. The glass
ones, Seating on the surface, were ex
posed more to the bufferings of the
waves as well as to the influence of tho
currents; so that it may not be eas
to determiue how much each of these
factors may have contributed to the
actual movement. The Prince carried
out also a multitude of observations to
determine the temperaturo of tho ocean
at difTi rent depths in various localities.
In the Bay of Biscay, at the depth of
150 metres, the temperature of tho
water was lower than at tho corres
ponding depth off the Portuguese
coast. One of tho circumstances
which invest with special interest those
inquiries into tho difference of temper
ature of the deep sea in different local
ities is that they help to explain the
differences of the fishes and tnarino
plants, aud also givo a clue to the mi
grations of fishes e. g., sardinis,
which are known to have changed their
haunts within living memory.
Tattoo Custom.
A current article on tho subject says
that in former times in the vicinity of
Los Anrles, California, every chief
caused the tattooed marks upon his
faco to bo re-produced upon tries or
poles which indicated the boundaries
of bis land; and, as these mails were
well known to neighboring chiefs, they
were a xutficient warning that tie spac
ers would be punished; A custom akin
to this prevails in Australia, where tho
tattooed designs upon the iuou of a na
tive are often engraved upon tho bark
of trees near his grave. Among many
of tho tubes west of the Mississippi
there are still numbers of persons who
bear tattoo marks upon the chin, tho
cheeks, and even upon other parts of
the body, but tho marks seldom occur
in any forms other than narrow lines,
except among the Haida Indians of
Quoen Charlotte's Island, where tho
art of tattooing has reached a higher
degreo of development than ou tho
mainland. Tho ilaidas tattoo upon
tho back, breast, forearms, thighs, and
the legs below tho knr in; and women
8 ub mi t to the operation as well as men.
The characters aie toicmic, and leprc
sent either antimatp or mythologio be
ing. They are usually drawn in out
line, with interior decoralivo line, red
being sometimes introduced to form
what is supposed to bo a pleasant con
trast. Tho ceremonies at which the
tattooing is dono are held in tho au
tumn, and extend over n period of sev
eral weeks. Among tho figures gen
erally adopted are tlm thunder bird,
raven, bear, tculpiu and squid.
Almost a Hint.
E-imoralda Lopguollin's parontfays
to jouiig Mr. Slayhite I may bo an
old man, and a darned ugly old man,
but if you don't go homo I'll show you
that I still posses. the tire of youth,
for I'll fire a .touth out of this house,
and you will bo that youth.
Young Mr. Stavlate Mr.Loneoofliti.
is this a hint for me to go I
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TVELAWAUE, LACKAWANNA AND
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOHTn.
STATIONS.
SOT1TTT.
p.m. p.m. a.m
!a.m. a.m. p.m.
I 8 10 9 15 2 05
15 9 20 2 10
6 20 9 28 2 15
6 27 9 34 2 22
8 31 9 41 2 30
40 9 47 2 38
a 00 12 311
S 80 ....bcranton....
8 28 Bellevue....
8 22 ...Taylorvllle..
ft ia tilPlrflWnnna
64 12 28
48 12 22
40 12 15
a4 ii nn
8 10: llttston..."
8 27 12 03
..West I'lttston
8 23 11 58
8 17 11 54
8 12 11 50
8 08 11 47
8 03 11 47
8 03 11 42
7 59 11 38
7 54 11 34
7 60 11 30
7 43 11 21
7 SO 11 12
718 11 OO
1 11 10 51
7 58
7 54
7 50
7 47
7 47
.... Wyoming. ,
VU.(1.( ... u v Ow V tl
.Maltby i 8 49 9 50 2 44
UcnnetL. .. 8 53 10 0"2 47
u 45 9 62 2 41
Kingston.... 8 58 10 05 2 50
7 42 Plymouth Juno 7 02 10 102 55
1 00 ....riymoutn.... 70. 10 158 On
1 31 ....Avomlale. . 7 12 10 sos 05
7 so ... Nantlcoke .. 7 15 10 ass 10
7 23 Hunlock's Creek 7 23 10 32 8 27
7 12 ..(jhlckshlnny.. 7 37 10 44 3 89
7 00 ..nick's Ferry.. 7 60 11 11 3 52
8 54 ..lleach Haven.. 7 57 11 00 3 58
6 47 VerwlCk.... 8 04 11 184 12
8 41 .Urlar Creek. . 1 8 10 11 204 05
8 88 ..Willow drove.. 8 14 11 254 18
6 S4...LlmelUdgO... 8 18 11 294 20
0 27 Kspy 8 25 11 86 4 27
8 21 ...Bloomsburg...! 8 SO 11 444 34
8 18 .... Iiupert 8 SO 11 50 4 40
"8 11 Catawl'a llrldgo 8 41 11 55 4 48
5 Ml . -Danville. .. . 8 58 12 18 5 04
5 49 ,,..chulaaky..,. 9 05 12 915 12
5 43'.... Cameron.... 9 08 is 255 17
6 32 Northumberland, 9 25 12 40 5 35
a.m. I 'a.m. a.m. p.m
7 05 10 47
6 58 10 41
( 54 10 88
t 60 10 34
8 42 10 27
8 88 10 21
SO 10 18
8 25 10 11
8 03 9 58
8 00 9 49
5 40 9 32
p.m. am.
Superintendent'!! office. Bcranton, Fet.lst,l8?
Pennsylvania Railroad.
-Uxll
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
u
TIME
. 'raiis
in effect Jan. so, 1887. Trains leave Sunbury.
9.40 a.m.. Eea Hhoro Kinrpfln in1v .nr
Sunday), tor Harrlsburg and Intermedlatestationa,
arrtvmg at Philadelphia 8.15 p. m. : New York.
6.20 p. m. ; Baltimore, 3.10 p. m. : Washlncton.
B.50 p. m connecting at Philadelphia for all Bea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia,
1.13 n. m. Tmt Ainim
dally except Sunday),for Ilarrtsburg and lnterme-
uiulo aittiiuuEj, arnviug at I'niiaaeipnia
8.60 p. m. i New York, 9.S5 p. m. : Baltimore
8.45 p.m. ; Washington, 7.45 p.m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
7,45 p. m. Henovo Accommodation (datly
wi .la.iisuuiK nuu a., luicnueuiaiu aiaiions, arnv
tng at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. : New York 7.10 a. m,
Baltimore. 4.55 1. m. : Washington a m o m
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Harrlsburg for Philadelphia and New York. On Sun.
dayB a through Bleeping car will be run; on this
train from Wllllamspt to Phlladelphla.Phlladelphla
passengers can remalnlnBleeper undisturbed untt
2.60a. m. Brla Mall (dally except Monday,
fcr Harrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
11.3u m. ; Baltimore 8.15 a. m. : Washington, 9.S
a.m. 'i nrougn muman sleeping cars are run on
this train to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, and through passenger coaches to Phlladel.
puia turn oaibuuurp.
6.10 a.m. Erie Mall tdnllv PTFKntRnn.rt rn
Erie arJ all Intermediate stations and Canandal,
oand Nlasrara Palls, with through iwimin ni.
acti cars uua passenger coaencs to icne and Iloch,
ester.
9.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) for
Lock Haven and intermediate atattonn.
12.02 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun.
. jiurciauo nuuiiiicriucuiuiVBiailous ana Clu
a 'altrua and nrtnclnal lntermedintn ntntinn.
If Chester. Buffalo and Nlacnra Paiio ut.H
through passenger coaches to Kane and Itochester
and Parlor car to wiuiamsport.
a.30 p. m. Past Une (delly.except Sundaylfor Ite
novo and latermedlate stations, and Elmlra. Wat.
&iu9 auu luicriuouiaie sbanuna, wun inrougn pas
senger coaches to Henovo and Watklns.
9.20 a. m.-sunday mall tor Kenovo and Interme
diate atatlon"
THltOUUH TllAINS FOIt SUNBtJItY FROM THE
ikAD 1 Ann nuu 111.
SundaT mall leaves 1'htlartpinhta 4 sn a m
Harrlsburg 7.40 arrlvlnir at Sunburr o.sn a. m with
luruugu BicvyiuKcar irem 1 uiaaeipnia to wa
llamsport.
News Express leaves PhlladelDhla 4.sa a. m.
narrlsburg, 9.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Sunbury 9.63. a. m.
., , ... . Niagara Kxpresa leaves
Phlladelnhla.7.40 a. m. : Baltimore 7.snV m. mhi.
except Sunday arriving at Sunbury, 12.59 p. m.,
wuu vurougu rarior car rrom Philadelphia
u uiivui ua4m.u(jc bWWUTB 1(U1U X UllUQBl'
chla and Baltimore.
Past Une leavea New York 9.00 a. m. ; Phlladel
phla,11.50 a. in. ; Washington, 9.50 a. m. ; Haiti.
uiuic. ju.a a. ui.. luiuijr cxcruL Dunaari arnvinf. nr.
0UUMU1J. u.uu u, u... mm miuuKu passenger
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
i&rit) juau leaves rtew iorKts.uup. m. ; I'hlladel
phla, 11.25 p. m. 1 Washington, 10.00 p.m.: Haiti
more, 11.20 p, m., (dally except Saturday) arriving
at sunbury 5.10 a. m., with through imilman
bleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
iuuuiDwiuiui.u(u iuwacuKcr uuacnes rrom
Philadelphia.
HU.NIIUUY, HAZI.KTON V WII.KKHUKII
.MlilllUAli ilUHlll AnU IVUNT
UirtNllll HA I.WAV.
(Dally except bunuay.)
Wllkeabarre Mall leavaa Hunburr i n n m
arriving at Bloom rerry lan a, m., WUkea-barre
12.15 p.m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.35 p, m., arriving
sunbury Mall leavea Wllkeabarre lata a. in. arrlv.
Ing at Bloom Kerry li.54 a. m.,Hunbury 12.45 n. m
-utvu,, mv., 1 v..uaiii.,ni 11. m.. nr.
riving at Bloom Ferry 4.19 p. m., sunbury 6.iop.m
Sundar mall leavea bunburro-nft a. m . .rH.
at Bloom Ferry 10.l8a.1n.. Ulkes-liarre ii:4s a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves WHVes-Barre 6:10
v. u., N...iuiy .v miww szujf o.ov p.m., ounnuryi
C1IAH. K. I'UQII. J. 1L WOOD,
uen.juanauer, uen. Passenger Agent
W.AYER&S0N
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Vii?V"AYER & SON'S MANUAL
Pood for Thought.
Common nonso in nit uncommon do
greo is what tho worltl calls wisdom.
A plg tnll is of nn more so to ttio
pig than tho letter "p'1 U to pneumonia.
Wealth nltrnolA both butterflies nnd
bnzjuuds. Poverty i4 sure doath to
both.
The universal bono of contention Is
tho jawbone. Haven't you found it
so yourself f
Tho man who wai wrapped up in
his own thoughts found himself too
warm for comfort.
Any vnutnj tattmiati, who has ever
borrow eil five dollar, is ablo lo speak
011 the money question.
Pcnlo call it "iiiittiiiir; t" at a
hotel, becatiRO thero is so much that
they havo to put up with.
Earnestness is tho best cift of mon
tal power, and defluionuy of heart Is
tho cauo ft many man never becom
ing great.
Infidelity traltis the victory when it
wrestles with hypocrisy or with supcr-
stition,bul never when its antagonist is
reason.
Did you ever notice how surprised
you were when you put your foot on
tho next stair-step ami fount! there
wasn t any.
They who aro possessed of talenU
and knowledge, fiuinir them to servo
their lellow-citizuns, outfit not to bury
their gilts.
It is a strango desire to seek pnwor
and to lose liberty; or to seek power
over others, and lost) power over a
man s sen.
A manlo of oVarity, that is not
woven with threads of cold, is not reo-
ognizod by the individual who novcr
had a setback.
Lovo is like a painler. who is drawintr
the portrait of a friend having a blem
ish in one eve, would picturo only the
other side of his face.
A Chinaman has iust published a
book in which he say: "Woman does
not require study to mako herself per
fect; she is born porfect."
Never wn.4 a sincere word utterly
lobt, never a magnanimity fell to the
ground; there is so'rae heait always to
greet and accept it unexpectedly.
A man s heart crows eold if he
does not keep it warm by living in it,
and a censorious man is one who or
dinarily lives out of Ins own heart.
A woman doesn't know half as much
about voting as a man does about rock
ing a cradle, yet thero are moro wom
en who want to vote than thero aro
men who would rook ciadlee.
It is said that a man could f aily
carry 840,000,(100 if the money was in
ten-thousand dollar bills. It is worih
while for every man to know this, fo
as to bo prepared for an emergency.
Child Grandpa, how old are von T
Grandpa I am 87 years old, my littlo
dear. Child Then you were born 80
years before I was. Grandpa Yes, my
little girl. Child What a long, long
time you had alone waiting for me.
Deacon Pilkuis said to himself.
"Faltaff asks, 'What's honor?' as
though it was hard to tell. But let
my wile sit behind another worn m in
ohitreh, and she'll tell what's on her in
less than two minules.'
A lighthouse keeper's daughter is
going tn make her dr but on tho stag
This gives us an opportunity to say
uiai sue win still seo a liyht hon-e eacn
night she plays, lint wo "i-hall not. say
it. Slio will see it, all the same, how
ever.
A now novel miens willi n ilMorin.
. i , , 1
lion of the hero, a vouut? man who
comes to New York from tho country
"iresn and pure.' Ho mav bo fresh,
and he nrtihnhlv in. lmt. frnshnnan nml
purity do not neeessnrilv travel in
pairs. Not in New York. And the
grievous thing about il, in tho case of
tbo average fresh and puro young man
is that purity secedes first, while fresh
ness continues tho business at the old
Stand HometimeA fnr monv mfintr ivnnlfu
The fresh young man isn't hardly
i-uvuyci ui 11 unveiiy 10 put in a ro
mance. Jiurdette.
rjpiUAL LIST FOrt MAY TERM, 1887.
(The nrst six cases are set down for nrst week.
Fred k Hossler to uso fic vs I) II 4 W It It Co.
m Krlckbaum vs Charles Mauer ct al.
L Fetterman vs Silas Davis.
John lllnterliter et ux vs Lloyd Brandon et ah
Albert E Cartow vs I) L & W It It Co.
Tbeop cralg vsMahala Craig et ah
Mary E Peacock vs p s: It It . Co ei at.
Charles W McKelvyet al vs C B Urockway.
Joiiai Doty s admrs et al vs John suit.
11 F Seybert vs Nesconeck Falls Bridge Co.
John 8 I'rumbach vs 1) I, t w it n Co et aL
Patrick Burns vs h a miey k Co.
" II seybert vs s M Hess et al.
Isaac 0 Burrell vs P & It It Co et aL
c BBrockwnyvs Columbia county.
A K Kralth vs Samuel Hrugler.
J B Patton vs A 1' lle'ler.
'rm lirg Co vs Claw I Thomas.
w 1 Krlckbaum vs John II Casey.
Columbia county Trea?.vs Wm krlckbaum ct al.
" ,.
L II Fowler vs C D Fowler.
Columbia county Trea&vs wm Krlokbaum ct al.
Andrew Fowler vscd Fowler.
J 11 Ilo t vs lloro ot Berwick.
.n,Vln,y.0Lum' ?uardian vs Wm Zahner et ah
Mathlas Kindt vs Charles Sands et al.
J.!P,,t,na?.u9n Ts Charles oearhart
W 1111am ihi-lckbaumvs Columbia county.
John inocum vs Susan Urumbach.
SS.hVxTVi felerl trustee, VBOMeon MlchaeL
i!.ULJ,ce.nr 8. us vs E J Mcllenry's adm'x.
I) F seybert vs Jatres Snonenberg.
Ira Ilesavs John F.chapln
food's Kx'rs vs Nelson Freas et ah
Maud A Ilartman vs Wm p Welllver.
J. 1). J Hher vs Zacharlah Krelscher.
s w Adams vs A B Croop.
?!.A.1,.arKle v Berwick Borough.
N Brockway s Christopher KUnetob.
A cordner vs 0 W Itobhlns,
Q.nAND juhohs fou may tekm,
Bloem a Noble.
BenMo'coVe0'1"""' e"-
Berwick-Julius lloft.
o..a,rct'elc -Andrew Fowler, Obed Michael.
ce'KS'SS1 aeorse WaterV
Centralla-charles Fetterman.
Conyngham A J MeDonneL
Flshlngcreek tohn pide.
Jackson-Thomas Y Hess.
Mfm,S8,a!Pu!l "oodman, Wm Oelger,
MoSu7LTi,s3feJerCmlaUW'll!ner'
IetHl&arl0atAlbert C010' Jcsso Hartman, Jasper
T'ffi'S. Juaous- F0U 3IAY
Danl?imrIarceklrtCn'mDlC CaTlnoe-"" Schrey,
Be'nKn-ATKaine"' TUraas ,,ownl
AmoMt'ive?.?0?1' Cl?asy "rtttaln Fortner,
Amos lllle, Wm John, Charles Pfahler.IH bee.
centralla-Il I Curran.
FiSSS&iSSr1!?)!'11 Uaker' ,Ira "oaoarmel
Franklln-T M Mensch.
Itlrselh W00d-Wesll-'J' Morrla,Moore pemott, Jonty
llemlock-stln&OQ Brohat.
iJSSffnT.i1u c"!e' ilbert wilUama.
Oliver? tt 1 cb"rtnton. A U Kline, John
J!?'!SOu-Dal'lf'ox.
Mimin-Charles Wolf.
Montour-w M Monroe.
sum W esley Crawford, J St Stookey.
bugarloaf-Amaudus Fritz, owux,:'
' kco.su wan,
infl??mV1ima.?uel "utnmol, (leo Moyer. w n
anUueeVoIJrtJIa'm CUar'03 s,lclllcl. Jr . Alex.
ShTm;n.7Tewk8UbVry.m'm' " "USUea l0bn
ConynghamrAnlnon'y'Kenerr'""1'
! S"-?!.0",6 Markle, I) U Itelnhard.
Jan00?. (J Ma"hlug, Ilcnry J Bobbins.
iSJ;8?"" 0808 HaTirei Jacob Lunger.
Ithodes. ' raunnger, is&ao Kester.Clark
Montour-lt II lioody.
TmrM'au",! Ve?11"' Theodwo ".Jacob
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THE COLUMBIAN,
for Infants and Children.
"Caa tor U la to wtil adapted to children that I Catorl cures Colls, Constipation,
treoommendltaaauporlortoanrproacripUon I gHr gtpmach, Illarrhma, KnicWtlon,
knovratomo." IL A. Aucnxa., H. D., I KI11j0ra8, e'rei ""P- auJ dl
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PENNY GOODS
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FINE CUT
CHEWING
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Sole agents of tho fol
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Biunuiant. innu nnu gentle in
trust's cn oeeitirciy
it la a tonic f.nd riitnr
IIIVCtu 1ITI1M.. MlllfV
thosewho nursuo the r nvocntloriR 111 the oiien nlr na uni i .l ..lfll!!n o
fJLSSPA1?.??' Wrs of endurance. Ask tour nenreft druggist or cioior tn? II
lyspi
Malt whiskey a powerful
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l'UBE 1IAIILEY MALT WHISKEY
Without undulv st.mulutlni- thn kiri.
n'ys Increases their flagging
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I'EANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS,
CREAM NUTS.
ALMONDS,
l'01 C0I!N
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IS
blood tir.tl incienMd lletfi
ii,
nrd inutculariK-ue. a
senile In efTtct. lnlhi, indigestion nnd nil woMtne .iii
1 conquered by lhe t,!-e..r I eulne s 1 tire 11, Hy nit WhBkev
( tie 1. 1,(1 a pour ilul strtnglhener lo the entlie siMein m i,"
LEYMALl'tvilLsKK has iiro.ed 0 1 medicinal 'proimion
enter
tnUgornnt
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