Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-14

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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAf.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ID, 1868,
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pw. On Tuesday morning scattering
flakes of snow fell around us, the first of
the season.
tsy- Read the new advertisements. .--
News and information can often bo obtain.
cd through this channel of business.
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nsy- The Star in an article on the war
debt, sets down Columbia county share of
the interest Of the burden at 1858, ,670,00.
Quiet pile from a small county.
ss- Rev. d. ]. WALLER, has been
seriously indisposed for the last few weeks.
We are pleased to learn that he is con-
valescent, and will soon be able to officiate
in his PASTORAL labors again,
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sB- The two negroes that broke Jail
few days ago at this place, has not yet
been captured. So far they have made
good their escape, A reward of twenty
dollars is offered by Sheriff Furman, for
their arrest.
gss- We continue to send letters by
mail to our subscribers, enclosing bills of
The amount Of their Indebtedness for sub
scripton and advertising, and trust they
will all, as many have, remit the amount
by an early mail.
aS- The Republican in a local item
says, notwithstanding the war, we have
never had better times Pray Doctor,
tell, US where and in what way we have
better times than formerly. We 'can't
see it,
Say- The Union Leagues held meet,
ing in the Court House last evening"
Whether the members enlisted as soldiers
TO put down the rebellion, under the late
Presidents proclamation or not, we have
not been informed. But we suppose that
they did, being such loyal men.
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$50" S. G. KENNEDY, Esq, our young
friend who lately located in Bloomsbury,
has moved to Hazleton, where he ha,
opened his Law Office aud is ready to
attend to the transaction of all legal bust
ness. See his card.
SGsy- The Bloomsbury Local Senate
which was so we'll attended a few winters
ago, is now in operation again, aud the
meetings are held in the town Academy,
on Wednesday evenings. We understand
the members have in contemplation a
course of lectures for the coming winter.
say' Ex Sheriff BILLMEYER, proprietor
Of the Bloomsbury National Foundry"
is doing an extensive business at his new
Establishment, near the railroad depot
We advise our friends in need OF Cook or
Parlor Stoves or other castings to cal! on
Mr.. BilmeJcr. His wares are Of the best
quality, and hc sells cheap.
sD- Hunting has become quiet a bust
ness with numerous citizens of our town,
For the past few weeks Rabbits, Squirls
and other game must have suffered, if we
are to judge by the sportmcu that have
left town, accompanied by Dogs, Guns and
ammunition. Three or four Foxes have
been killed in the county lately.
sss- Mr.. BAKKLEY, our County Super.
intendent, desires US to announce, that the
next meeting Of the "Columbia County
Teachers Association" will be held in
Bloomsbury, on Saturday, the l4th day Of
November, 1868, at 10 o'clock, a. n. A
general invitation is extended to teachers
and others to attend.
boy Our nsighbor of the Berwick G@s-
cite, announces through his journal that
the next erm of our court will commences
on the 9th of December next. The 9Th
comes on Sunday, Come Jerry, this
won't do, we are law and Sunday abiding
people here. Make your figure a 7, the
proper day of the opening of the { olumbia
County Courts.
ay- "The copr rcrhead leaders here arc