The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-07

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| Ghe Columbian.
Bloomsbury, Friday, Oct. z, 1870.
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LOCAL INFoRMATIoN.-.P Persons in the
Various towns and other localities of
Columbia county will very much oblige
|us by transmitting statements of local
events whenever occurring in their
Vicinity. No attention need be paid to
|he form, or words In which conveyed,
bs II Is only the points of information
that are needed. TT.
BEWARE of bogus tickets. Read your
tickets before voting.
5000 Paper Collars just received at M.
b. Lutz's
FRAUDULENT TICKETS have been
bent all over the county. See that you
Vote the regular ticket.
A NEW daily paper has been star ted
lin Hsrriburg, called the State Journal
|lt is Republican in politics but profes.
ses independence.
FOUND! so new shawls suitable for
fal or winter wear at M. Z. Lutz's
will hn h,,I oan
year. The Democrat who cannot give
0ne day to his party, must not complain
ebout negro suffrage, heavy taxes, and
kindred evils.
E. NJ. KNoRR still continues to add
b his already large stock of Boots &
Beoes. He is determined to give salts.
action to all who call and examine his
kock and cash prices.
RAIN.-We have had two or three
Hays of rain since our last issue and
Blowing is being pushed with aacrity.
Seeding may yet be done before elec-
lion, which is time enough.
EXAMINE your tickets closely on elec-
hon day. Vote no ticket which does
hot contain the name of Charles b.
for Congress.
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For SALE.-Forty shares OF stock of
Ahe Bloomsbury Saving Fund and
Building Association, on easy terms.
inquire of stephen Ii. Miller.
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GOOD DINNERs.-The tables of the
af tho EnicnnnaI al, l>n
epread daily, during the Fair, with the
6est the markets afford. No pains will
be spared t) give satisfaction to visitors.
BUCKwHEAT.--This valuable crop
bas proved, in many parts of the coun-
E almost if not quite failure. AS
hr as we have heard, the supply will be
very limited and the price will un-
advance.
OUR FAIR.-Visitors to the Fair
Grounds would do well to remember
Mat the ladies of st. Paul's Episcopal
shurch, will furnish the best of dinners
1uring the continuance of the Fair.
DON'T fail to try them.
/ <PREMIUMs.-The Thomas Slate Works
a this place were awarded three bronze
pedals at the late State Fair, for their
hyperion manufactures, mantels &c.
Their competitors were from New
York and Vermont. This speaks well
pr the Company and is undoubted evil
ence of the excellent quality of their
tOods.
/ A rnD t.,
eeek's issue of this paper the announce
brmed Church at Numidia would be
edicated on the 18th of this month.
his was an error and we now correct
he statement. The corner stone of the
thurch will be laid on the 18th of Octo.
per.
SEVERAL stump speakers in Brad
brd claim that in Liberty Township
lercur will receive heavy vote from
he Democrats. This we do not believe.
The Democracy of Montour is made of
&terner stuff, and they are not accus-
pmed to sell their principles to man
kho voted for negro suffrage, and for
Pie very laws of which they complain.
OUR townsman Henry Zuppinger,
las received a new supply of fspectacles,
Dose glasses and lenses, also clocks and
baterials for clocks and watches, which
e wishes to turn into money as cheap
5 possible. He is well known as SUI.
Berlor hand on all kinds of watches and
ocks, is reliable man and has large
experience. Spectacle frames glassed,
Pnd glasses framed. Very good blued
pectacles for 80 cts, others according
quality. See his card.
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.-Spirite
eetings have been held in Orangeville,
eOhrsburg, Buckhorn, Miffiinville,
oundryville, Mainville and Mt. Pleas
nt, which were severally addressed by
lessrs. Buckalew, Brockway, Freeze,
Barclay, and others.
On Saturday afternoon there will be
grand Democratic rally at Benton.
me meeting will be addressed by Mr..
buckalew and others.
Al lola and Beaver Valley, meetings
ill be held on Friday evening, and
erSeytown and Slabtown on Saturday
vening, which will severally be ad-
feSsed by speakers from Bloomsbury.
You can buy brown or rbleached mus
~, Canton or wool flannel 10 per cent.
heaper of M. p. Lutz than al any other
pace in the county.
CALL at G. G. Marr's if you are in
Eant of new and pretty goods at low
flces.. He is just opening some of the
pest dress patterns in town. He has
eeived another large lot of Eoots,
hoes and Caters for men women and
hildren. He is selling Black Tea at
cts. per quarter and green at 80 cts.
TEMPERAT URE of some days of Sep.
mber, at Bloomsbury, observed at 7