Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-26

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Wcdnesdhy, August 2G, lsGS.
~ CORNELIUS BELlAs, Of Orange, will
sell on the 18th Of September, his personal
property and one town lot, situate in the
town Of Orangcvillc. See advertisement in
another column.
nT- A GOOD Democratic boy between the
ages Of Is and 20, is wanted to learn the
Printing business in this Office. One who
has had some experience in an Office pre-
ferred.j Apply Immediately.
pg- TONG "wednesday Captain
Brockway, Dem, and Captain Whitmoyer,
Rep, will. discuss the political issues Of the
day, in the Academy at Orangeville. A
large turnout of both parties is anticipated.
RN- The Democracy Of Fishingc,eek or.
ganized Club on Thursday evening last.
The following gentlemen were chosen ofii-
GERS: Il. j. Mclienry, President; j. 5.
Kline, Secretary; John Dreshcr, Treasurer
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p~ A FESTIVAL will be held in the new
Lutheran Church at Buckhorn, on Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon and eve.
ming, August 2Sth and Goth, for the benefit
of said church. is Hoped it will be well
attended
E@- TIE Radical boys are organizing this
county, seemingly in full earnest, to give
the Democracy one more fight 1t must be
hard work for them. They might just as
well chang up the fiddle" Grant and
Grab-tax cant win, this time
Ey-A DISEASE has broken out among the
cattle in Union and Lycoming counties. 1t
issupposel that the disease came from Ohio,
as large numbers Of cattle have recently ar
rived from that State Measures should be
taken to prevent its spread into this county.
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RSy- CHARLES q. BARKLEY, Esq, ad-
dressed the Democratic Club Of Scott on
Monday evening last. The meeting was
well attended. The Democrats Of Scott are
alive to the Importance OF! the campaign and
will give good report Of themselves on the
18th of October.
sJ" MASS MEETING AT ORANGEvlLLE.
We understand our friends have concluded
to hold the proposed meeting on Saturday,
September 9TH, and that the speakers invi-
ted and expected to be present, are Senator
BucKALEw, Gen. McCANDLEss, Of Phila-
delphia, and Col. PIoLETr, Of Bradford
county.
Ca THE New York Medical College for
Women will begin their Sixth Annual Term
of twenty weeks, at their new College in
Twelfth street, corner of Second avenue,
the first Monday in November For an
nouncemcnts, giving full particulars, adj
dress, with stamps, the Dean, Mrs, c. $.
Lozicr, NJ. d., or the Secretary, Mrs &. F..
Wells, Box 73o, n Y.
D6- GENERAL McCAHDLEss, President
of the Soldiers aud Sailors Convention OF
Pennsylvania, has appointed a State Com.
mittee-one member from each Congress
sional district-to act as Il central organiza-
tion Of the Democratic and Conservative
soldiers and sailors of Pennsylvania. The
Committee will meet in Philadelphia to.
morrow evening. Captain Broekway is the
member from this district.
ply~ BARN BURNED. - On Wednesday
evening of last week the barn Of John Art
ley was destroyed by lire with all its con-
tents. The barn was struck by lightning
during the hard shower Of that evening. -
His crop of grain and hay were entirely con-
sumed. The live stock was all saved. Nc
Insurance. The loss falls pretty heavily on
Mr.. Artley. The barn wa nearly new.
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ssy" FREDERICK DRuER will please ac
ccpt our thanks for those large cabbasc
presented the family Of the editorial staff o
this paper. Mr.. ID. raises the largest cab
bage that is generally raised in this town
and he is more liberal with il than any maj
we know. 1t is fine esculent; and 'th
sweetest meat we ever eat, " is cabbage il
winter. Long live the old gentleman.
hIr FIRE.-A fire occurred in Hughes
vile, on Wednesday night last, dcStroy'"
the barn and an clubhouse, belonging t
Mr.. Lawson Hughes, and barn belongn
to Daniel Flick. a large quantity OF ha
and about sixty bushels Of wheat in tn
barn of Mr.. Hughes was consumed. Iii
large new dwelling house was on fire sewers
times but was saved by the aid Of sma
engine.
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