Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-17

COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning,June 1896.
Say. S. B. nforms us that no sent us
So 80 in May from Kersey, Elk county,
Pa 1t never came 10 hand, Who got the
money
sey- The "Htsteyn tar onicis," pub.
li,hed by Messrs G, NJ. vASDKnsLIoE e.
Bro, at Three Rivers, Michigan, has Gus.
pended publication.
say Judge Cstron one OF the Associ.
As' Judges of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, died a, Nashville on We'd.
nesday last.
say- Chief Justice Bulitt Of Kentucky
has just been tried by the Legislature of
aha. State, and directed tho Governor to
remove hin from Office.
arrest Of John M'tchci - JOHN MlTcH.
EL, Que Of the official corps Of the "Daily
News" was, on Wednesday last, arrested
in New York, and sent 10 Fortress Mon
roe.
BRowN AND BoorH.-Both names CON.
msnos with b. Both are mene1ylsbles,
Both men were traitors and murderers.--
Both net cruel fate, and both dcserv-
ed it.
A portion Of the bluff upon which Fort
Halleck aad several buAding. wero situate
sumbled into the Mississippi River on Fri
day last. It is probable . number of
lives were los. by the catastrophe.
sR' The Munoy Foundry, owned by W.
"A. pe.rikir, destroyed by FIRE Sunday
week ago. The loss was sSoO9, $4,000 Of
which was covered by insurance. On
account of tho many fires in Danvlle tho
fire companies have organized themselves
more completely.
NorrcE -Publishers Of no cwspspers will
please send one copy Of their paper, With
iates of advertising, TO the Advertising
Agency Of II. Seymour schcll & CO.,
No. e! Fulton Street, New York.
8sY- About two o clock Saturday morn
ing Taylor.s Depot 10 Nashville largo
building obtaining largo quantities Of
Guartermaster's and commissary stores
was discovered to be in flames. Before
the cora grafton could be stayed, half of
the depot was consumed, causing loss ia
THE government OF nearly ten millions a
dollars, teside. Gas is supposed the death
of three government employees.
Tus LADIES FRIESD.-The July uum
iber Of this Magazine opens With an en-
gravng appropriate TO tho season, called
"ON THE CLITF." Ii is a beautiful pic
ture Of two lovers enjoying the rcpose aad
freshness Of !he sea shorc-and makos one
long for the dash Of the breakers sgains,
the rocks, and the sp-l Of the salt waves
The double Fashion Plate for this month
is quite brilliant.
Hay- We have received communicates
from nn oH2nynous 30 urce at Catswissa
desisned to be rather funny in the dcnoH-
mrW OF love affair, but as tho parie
writing it, ha, seen ft to withhold their
names, lhs production caunot be publisbst
in our columns. Frilt-rs require, we re
ps4t, in all such csyeS the proper name o
,hs author, and where that is not given
for our own safeiy--the article is rejected
When will writer's lear4 this old establish
ed ofic,-rule and save themselves ex
peDse aud trouble
Trout Esitns.-ln company with Z
ii. Little, Esq & Lady, ourself and be,
Ter half, including sundry Joung respon
sibhtes, set sail on Tuesday merning las
for the head waters of Flshingcreek, on
Trout Fishing excursion. We travclle
pleasantly, enjoying tho ride and scencr
mnchly, and the excellent entertainmeI
at Mr.. Stiles Hotel, Alnss Cole, an
Mrs. Peter Hess hugely. The spsecklS