Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-10

themselves IN arrears Tor subscription, anC
advertising, to the DEMOCRAT, will pleast
make payment to JosEpI LILLEY.
Benton.-DANIEL HARTMAN.
Orange.-MIcHAEL KELLER.
Madison. .-WHLIAM MCNINCH.
Hemtock.-DANIEL NEYHART.
Rohrsbwg-Mathas NJ. Appleman.
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nA- We will furnish any person u copy
of tho chronological journal and the Dem
OcRAT one year for four dollars.
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m- II. W. Greasy & Co., advertise
new Groceries in to-day's paper. Read
advertisement
bT- For cheap groceries and other arti-
cles usually found in full stores, call upon
4. G. MARI, next door to our Office.
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b0- Daniel w. Robbins has on hand a
large lot of -four and feed for sale cheap for
cash. See advertisement.
DSs- Mr.. b. Stohner is fitting up the
Robson property, which hereccntly bought,
in splendid style. The basement heintends
to make the finest saloon in town. Success
to entorpriEc.
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bd> JOHN X. GTRToN has some s2lcn.
did dried beef and sugar cured hams, at his
Grocery, on South East corner of Iron and
Main Streets, cheap for cash GIVE him
call.
AeA- We announce no mars name for
office unless he gives us. positive orders to
do so and pays for the same. This we wish
distinctly understood, apd it will be com
Tlcte answer to those who rcoudr mhy ,ce
Aiaue not published their names.
b3- The next Term of the Bloomsbury
Literary Institute will commence on Monday,
August Goth; under the charge of Prof.
HENRY CARVER, who has so far given
general satisfaction and We hope his labors
will receive that reward they so justly merit
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BSr Mrs. B. h. Frcas, of East Blooms
burg, will please accept our thanks for that
basket Of Strawberries sent us at our Office.
They were little the largest, finest, and
most palatable that We have received this
season. We appreciate such presents.
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I0S- The young folks of this place enjoy
cd themselves on the evening of the 4th,
latter the rain which drove them out of the
grove), in Snyder's Hall, with dance until
the wee hours came on. They had nice,
pleasant and well behaved party. Professor
RUPERT and Master WRIT, were the mu-
scians; and they are not excelled in cxecu-
ting fashionable music
D6y- We have taken some pains to gather
few statistics in relation to the improve
mcnts being made in, our toEn this summer;
and we find that there are in course OF cree
,tioa Zico huadred Gnd sirty nine buildings.
Many Of these arc of first class character;
others are dwellings .to'be used by the labor
ing man; and it is to be hoped that by
another season the rents, heretofore some.
what exorbitant, will be reduced.
~ Albert +. Yost has with drawn from
the Republican Of this place as enc of its
Editors and Proprictors, and has purchased
the I'yomng Republican, establishment at
Tunkhannock, where he will soon commence
the publication Of his paper. The office
has been closed a short time. He is
clever fellow; has sufficient energy and abits
ity to make the RWvblican q first class pa
rer. Success to him.
rsS" DR.. John calls President Johnson
a Tennessee traitor. H. his paper !. few
weeks ago he was in favor Of JUSTICE, In
the years Of the rebellion he would have
had every person hung, linched Or mobbed
who dared to call "the late lamented" L1N-
colin traitor, and declared it an act Of
simple JUSTICE. That was the kind of
JUSTICE he advocated during the war. We
are in favor Of JUSTICE and always were.
Some one Of the Government officers here.
abouts should look after the Doctor. :,
Posi- OFFICE ENVELOPES. Business men
are quite familiar with the printed endorse
ment on the envelopes of business letters,
requesting the postmaster, if the letter is
not called for in ten days, to return it. Al
merchant got up an Improvement on this,
which runs as follows: II Mr.. don't
pay the bill in this dunning letter within
ten days, the postmaster may open this and
espd US the money himself"
We are about to get up a lot Of these en-
velQpes.
D@ The piece published by request
lH'6ur last, entitled a0id 4Jc md the Black
l06Allsman," had the effect to drive coup
70 0f subscribers from our list-men not
ovet l0aded with common sense. They be-
long to.the Abolition -Disunion Party, and
have ~ yet got the wool off their eyes, to
enabl( 6m to see that their ship is rapidly
s;pkinSk Ml men politically honest are leav.
ihS "a union Party and joining the only
party ecan and are willing to establish