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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01

THE Republican convention of Co.
lumbia county is to meet at the Court
House on the llth of September to con.
hrm the bargains of the Radical ring
who have arranged to transfer them by
means that are dark and tricks that
arc vain," but all to the profit of the
ring masters.
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WE do not object to our graceful
friend of tho Republican sailing under
an alias wherever he thinks that the
character of his paper would disastrous
~ afiect the cause he advocates, but
whenever we deem the fact of sufficient
consequence we will tell it.
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TIE WAR RECORD OF COLUM-
BIA AND MONTOITR
ALSO
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between u. .MENDENHALL
and l.. Is. RUPERT transactng busines under
thehrm name of fMENDENIiALLa NJ and RUPERT
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 the above
firm, are requested To make immediate payment
The books are In the hands of E MENDEN-
HALL, for settlement, at =, IL. Miller y sons
store, Main street, near Forks Hotel, Blooms
burg, Pa. u. MENDENHALL,
June g7l II l.. b. RUPERT.
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n OTICE.L Commonwealth of

N OTTO Il The Commonwealth of
y pennsylvania To John Rupp Jonas Rupp
MARY Rnpp, lntermarrled with Michael Stnc,
George Kupp Jonas Rupp Harman Rupp, An
urew kupp, sarah litz, Elizabe tn Dotinger and
Mary HniShinll. You and each of you are here
before the Judges OF the Orphans Court, of The
h"qniy hni pI m TgInnm2ia I ni an orphans Court, to
ty, on the first MONDAY OF SEPTEMBTi,
neNl, then and there to accept or refuse to take
~ ,le ittitl Estate OF George Rupp, late of Locust
ntlnn, or SHOW cause why the same should not
be sol according to law.
,,,.....,, W. II. ENT, Clerk o. c.
SllEElFFS' OFFICE, July lS 1871,
June2l, ,'1U-Gt AARON SMtrII Shcriu
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NJ or IO Il

nj " L " u.
~ The undersigned having purchased the
stage limo of W, u. Piatt, from Benton To Dlooms.
burg. Will run coach three days each week an
tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays. Leave
hen,on at O'Clock A. NJ, arrive at bloomsbury
~ ~ ~ ~ . elnck a. NJ leave Bloomsburg ON the ar.
pc seen a. browns Hotel on each stage day be-.
tween ~ o'clock A, NJ. and O'Clock Il. NJ Pass.
ehsers VIII he safely conveyed TO and rom all
Intermediate points. All packages LETT In my
care VIII bo promptly delivered.
BENTON, August 10. lS7l.n3L3t. ''' ''''''''
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A JURY wholly composed of negroes
was empannelled in Flushing, Long
Island, to try the case of an Irishman
charged with assault. Pat protested so
vehemently against being tried by
negroes wholly that the court took the
responsibility of discharging the Jury
and ordering a new panel.
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NOTICE.-The Commonwealth Of

N OIL Z E.-The Commonwealth of
~ PENNSYLVANIA To Clara Pegg. lane Pepr.
Mary Ellen Pegg. Catharine Pogg, Sarah Pegg,
sanford Iegg, Jane Perrin, Henry &. fegg Alice
Schus, Alfred Pcgg, Jonathan Pegg, Thcodosa
ntsg' Thomas Walker husband OF Margaret
nesg' deceased, William Lilly husband of Jane
Oh YOU are hereby notified, 10 be and appear in
your persons, before the Judges OF the Orphans
onurt, oI the county of Columbia, at an Or
unu ,ni,,1 i0r Said county, on the first MONDAY OF
oEflEMBtR next then and there to accept or
refuse 10 take the Real Estate of William peup
Iate OF Madison township, in said County, de-
ceased, at the valuation, or SHOW cause why the
same should not be sold according to law
e,,.., o., W. IL ENT, Clerk y. c.
SHERIFFs OFFICE, July Is. 1871.
J'iy-l. h-Ot AARON SMITH, Sheriff.
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WE have never known as cold a July
as the last one, and it was not confined
to this section. There was quite a
young snow storm on the highlands
east of Buffalo. The snow lay to the
depth of three inches, and the boys
were having lively time snow. ball
ing-on the 2lst of July.-Laporte DEM
Ocrat.
After season of sweltering weather
that well-nigh approached the roasting
point, 1t is refreshing even to hear of a
cool atmosphere somewhere else. Our
nelghbors of Sullivan county certainly
enjoyed luxury that was not vouch-
sa'ed to their friends in this region nor
10 any other part of the temperate zone
,na' we have heard of. Surely their
iiVes are cast In a marvelously pleasant
place. so far as July weather is con-
cerned.
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Mr.. SAMUEL COCHRAN, travelling
agent for the Singer Manufacturing
Company, gives notice to the residents
of Columbia county, that J. A. DoRAN
is the duly authorized agent for the
sale of the Singer Sewing Machines in
the above county. Parties wishing to
purchase said machines will bear in
mind that they cannot be had from
dealers in other machines except second
handed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01

In our advertising columns a new
Seed Wheat is offered to the public. As
it is recommended by reliable gentle.
man well known to many of our peo.
pie, has been tested by him, and is
offered at very slight advance upon
the price of ordinary wheat, it would
be well to test it. See advertisement.
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DEATHS.

WHlTENlGHT-In IIemlock township, August
leth, Bernetta Amelia, wife OF Amos White
night, aged p years, 2 months and 20 days.
MORRIsoN.-At the residence of Frank NJ. Cir
ION, N this place, on Monday evening last
MIS-. Mary Morrison, OF New York city aged Gj
years. She was native of the city OF Cork
Ireland, and n devoted christian,
New York and Washington city papers please
cOpy.l i'
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Railroad Time Table.

PEOPLE who have gates six feet wide
should not allow them to remain over
the psvements as swinging barricades
for more than an hour at a time.
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DUMPS ! PUMPS!
The undersigned Ao has hand supply of tn,
celebrated
CUCUMBER WOOD PIMpS

cisterns at lower price than they have been sold
for heretofore ana warranted equal To the best.
Ihey give no taste 10 lhe water Persons in
want OF pumps Will do well To call on or write
to The subscriber and they will be furnished
promptly on accommodating terms.
j. IL. STADON,
Greenwood =, o., Columbia county, Pa.
aug III. .7l-om "
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01

PEOPLE who want curly hair arc
referred to our advertising columns.
We have not tried the preparation and
can not therefore speak of its merits.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01

The Lewistown Democrat has been
much enlarged and otherwise improv-
cd. We are glad of this evidence of
the prosperity of so deserving Demo.
crat as Mr.. HENRY FRYsINGER. His
paper is worthy the generous support it
evidently receives and is credit to the
party as well as to himself.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01

LARGE type isn't necessary in adver-
tising. Blind folks don't read news
papers.
If you can arouse curiosity by an
advertisement, it is great point gain.
ee. The fair sex don't hold all the curl.
osityin the world.
Don't be afraid to invest in printers S
ink, lest your sands of life be nearly
run out.
When you advertise, see that you do
1t on the same principle that you buy
goods. Get the most you can for the
money.
People who advertise only once in
three months, forget that most folks
can't remember anything longer than
about seven days.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01

WHO ARE THE WITNESSES ?-Such an array of
great names as attest tho value Of HOOFLANDS
GERMAN B1TTERS and GERMAN TONIC has
never been marshalled in support of any other
medicines. Physicians, jurists chemists, states
men, clergyinen, merchants, public men of
every class and of the highest cmnence, avouch
the excellence of these matchless vegetable re-
storatlvcs. 1t is proven that no case of indiges.
ton, bilousness, constipation nervous debility
OF mental depression, can resist them. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01

superintendent REV. ID. j. WALLER.
| JrDGES-Rev. a. Britain. Rev. Hut'onstine,
| Rev. A. n. kester and Rev. $. Barnes.
Best bronze turkey 40 0lbs.,............... s. co
domestic turkey..... ........,...-...... . %
brahIna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 90
~.
~.
. uucks'... ~.
" and largest display of tame pigeons. AZ. u.
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MARRIAGES.

W1G--GENSEL-August 2G at Catawissa,
by Rev. j. benson Akers A, Nj, Principal OF
tatawisSa Seminary, Mr.. Emanuel lIelwig to
MISS Mary Nj. Gensel, both OF Catawssa, Pa.
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Best display, not less than two varieties,
''S "'NSh N"SAl''''''
RAsrBERRIEs.
Best display, any kind, not less than two
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EDWARD BAYER, Esq, Horton, Kings county.
N. -, writes that an astonishing cure has been
effected on his daughter by the use of johnson,
Anodync Linimont Tho whole spine became
diseased, she lost the use of her limbs, and her
back was rounded upl like bow, in consequence
oil taking cold afterhavlng been lnnoculated for
the kline pock. She is now well.
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MARKET REPORTS.


NOTICE.
IN Public notice Is hereby given that on the
Slst day of JULY, ls1l, purchased at Consta-
ble's Sale as the property OF Levi Greasy the fol-
lowing articles TO wit: ! CoolSing stove, o
Chairs, Bureua, 2 Looking Glasses, ICuphoard
Bed Steads, Table and 3Pigs. ana that have
loaned the same to said Greasy. during my
pleasure, and all persons are cautioned not to
purcose or meddle with the same as It belongs to
me. John W MILLER
Centre twp, August |, 1871. augi'7l-3tt
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BLOOMSBURG, PA.
.ACKAWANNA AND BLOOMS
- BURG RAILROAD
IN and D fter July II, 1871, Passenger Trains will
NATAWIsSA RAILROAD.

ISL. SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. ISL
Passenger Tri ms on this road will run as fol.
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CHERIFF'S SALES.

by virtue of sundry writs of TcadHioni Erro-
mas, Leyari Faclas aud Fieri Facias, issued
county, ana TO me directed will be exposed to
public sale at The Court Housc, in the town of
Bioonsburg, ON MONDAY, the 4th day of SEPT
erty to wit: P'''
=, A certain lot or piece of land situated or Pub.
Iic road leading from Mainville to Minlnville in
Millin township, Columbia County, bounded and
Gescripcd as follows TO wit: on the East aud
Sonih by lands of Thomas Aten. on the West by
lands of Michael Grover, and on the Nor,h BY
lands of Charles Klngerinan. containing twen-
ty.iive acres,more or less, upon which is erected
a new Frame House and II Frame Shop.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property OF Samuel Schweppenhciser.
ALSO:
All that parcel or lot Of ground situate i'm Fish-
ingcreok township. bounded by lands OF A. X.
and north, and by State road ON the east con-
tanning about Five acres more or less whereOn
Is erected n dwelling house and frame stable
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Thomas Yaple.
ALSO:
A lot situate in the town of CentreyIllo, TOWN.
snip of Centre, and county of Columbia penna
bounded on the north by the Public Road lead.
ing from Blooms6urg to Berwick, on the east by
iubllc Road leading to the canal between this
lot and IA lot owned by Samuel Kechner, on the
south by an alley and on the west by a lot late
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold ms the
property OF Mahlon Il. Hicks.
ALSO:
rt ,,,t,,,., ,..
60, u to ~ i',u ntc.tsI oi an that Real ES-
u,'I ~ s,,u'.r ii Hoh,io towhshlp Columbia coun-
~, ,ihucu anu uescilocu rs lol-
Wiii,r o,~,h, ,nr, u LIZ @ Most ny nus 9i fhllip
NV n,,e & tas, oy i,ns Oh oiiVei Evans, on the south
stable, and other out buildings, containing three
, oei@nru, @ ,nhcn ~ tMec'lnn ana 10 be sold as
Nv ,,u F,wpor,s VI 'oHh DE- "epp, win notice to
''""n'''
ALSO:
Ia, or ,iooo oro,o,,,,,, .,,,., -,
e., T., q 10y 10Y or nleee Oh ground situated on the North
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ID II II NJ l u NJ IST
OF THE
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
COLUMBIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL, HOI.
TICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
ASSOCIATION,
TO DE HELD AT
B l. o . VI S B U II G., + A.
on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
October 1ith, 10Th ana I3th, 1871.
AS everything of this kind must have system
To carry IL ON with satisfaction, exhibitions and
contributions Will please read the following in
h,tuctions, aud come to the Fair expecting to
mplue Dy them without asking for any altera.
''oh' j. j. BROWER, Secy.
CLASS I--HORSES.
Superintendent ELI MENnENuAII
CLASS II-CATTLE.


Exhibitors under this class will have their
horses ON the ground by ten O'Clock Thursday
morning when they Will be examined
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
A DMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF JAMES GRIMES, DECD.
:, Letters OF Administration, dG bOnts non, with
une VIII annexed. on the estate of James
grimes, late of Mount Pleasant township Co
iumbia county deceased, have been granted by
the Register of said county to Peter Ent of Light
street. All persons having claims against the
estate oi the decedent are requested 10 present
thcln ior settlement, and those Indebted to the
estate to make payment to the undersigned, ali.
inlnlstrator, without delay.
PETER ENT.
July2S7l-Clt ii IA. N, W. n
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ALSO:

Another tract of land situate in Township
County and state aforesaid, adjoining lands of
Rudolph leager on the north, Washington Adj
ans ON the east John Snyder on the south and
Leonard Adams on the west, containing about
twcnty-eight acres.
Seized, taken In execution and to be sold as
the property of David leager. The tract first
above described Is to be solu subject to the wild
phan's Court to the heirs of John Yeager unpaid
AARON SMITH,
ausi'i Sheriff.
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do not fail to call at the new music wareroom
OF l. W. NILES. as he has Just received a splon.
did assortment of sheet music, and general
assortment OF Musical Merchandise. 90 and
near the Angelic Organ II has such beautiful
.ohc' ana Prof NILES will be happy TO show the
beauties of his Pianos and Organs to ell who
WISH Give him call nup OF ,7iu
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WANTED.-By the Northwestern

w ANTED.-By the Northwestern
,ai l., Mutual Life Insurance Company, Organ
u n1ou IN ms, with assets of over Ten Millions no.
iioss nnr nnstrict Agents for the following coun-
tios' BUCKS, Montgomery, Chester Delaware,
lancaster, schuylkill, Berks, Lehigh North
Moe Mohroe add9mhia, dnms M6intonr Norlhamberland
unoccnpied territory, that we hold. THls is n
rare M ehance LOT some First. Glass Meni Call on
vi "uursss "a iERClVAL& STOW,
stale Agents, East Penna.
..c.u,,. ..s 1EsO ~ walnut Street, Philada.
mug III i1l-Il
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JUSTICES BLANKS. - Summons, Executions
d subpmnas Warrants, &c, constantly on nand
ana for sale al Inc COLUMBIAN Office.
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LOMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG. COLUMBIA COUNTY
LOCAL NOTICES.

We pledge our reputatlo ON the ossor,,or
that any educated physician, after n careful or.
etioh OF the recipe, will say that Parsons
IWgmfpe Tats possess more merit than onv
other pill now offered for sale.
=, DirfERENr styles OF spcctacles made express.
ior unnamed eyes. Perfected spectaclos with
superior lenses for short.sighted persons. ana
all other kinds, a large assortment with super,or
perscopic lenses, all very reasonably at HEN ny
nupPiNGERs. Frames glassed and glasses
framed. See his card. nsi.I,s
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Judges appointed to examine tho different
classes VIII confer a favor on the Association by
VhlllhB NJ the Secrelarys office early on Thurs.
d"y morning TO obtain their instructions.
on Wednesday the grounds will be opened 3,
the public und continue open three days.
MEMBERSHIP TICKET WITH FIVE SIM
GLE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Membership tickets will not admit the holder to
lhe Falr Groundg. Single Admission Tickets,
Twenty-Five cents.
No person will be permitted to vote at tho
next election of the Association except produc-
Ing their membership ticket.
Sc Sporting List to be printed in large bills.
a new and elegant form of diploma has been
at the next annual fair.
W. u, KoONs, President.
j. J. DROWER, Secretary.
Bloomsburg, August II, 1871,
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A SHOE factory will be commenced
In Lock Haven, as soon as $50, 900 has
been subscribed to the capital stock.
Twenty-three thousand dollars of the
amount have already been secured. A
factory of the kind in Bloomsbury
would be public benefit, and there is
abundance of capital in the place to
start one.
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EEE BILLS.

Just printed on good paper and In the neatest
yie,JUSIlCES and dCONsTABLES FEE BILLS
ana for sale at the COLUMBIAN Once. The law
requires Justices OF the Peace 10 have a Zee Bill
put up IN their Offices under penalty of $40 and
double the amount OF the fees changed
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Best quart.


Best quart apples, pears, ounces. pcochss. ap-
ilcols htclarines, cherries, lSour or sweet pit
ttu OF unplled,l grapes, cultivated or wild,
rl's, dewnelrles whorlleberries plurns, lwetoh-
70 ~" p'"h'S"'''. ~
, Inc irnit not TO be removed uutl the close of
INC tNhlblllon, and particular care is to be OBJ
served by all persons that the same is not in
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LOST on Monday evening last, In crossing tho
street from Jacobs Bakery, small pock ct. book
containing some money. The finder will be lib
erally rewarded by returning 1t to the owner,
hoS-St' MRS. NJ. B. FURMAN,
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FINAL NorfcE.-All persons indebted to me
must call at once and settle their accounts.
nave waited from one to five years, and now
pat'ehce mas ceased to be virtue. A statement
Vi account mas been sent to each debtor, and II
any error exists, it will be cheerfully corrected
sePt,I, ,U.3t z. y. BROCKWAY
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BARN BURNED.-The barn of DR..
VAsTINE, of Numedia, was struck by
lightning during the shower of the
night of the 25th inst, and its contents,
including two horses, two cows, harness,
wagons and buggy, &c, together with a
quantity of hay, burned. Loss estima.
ted at $1,000. No insurance. The DR..
and family, learn were absent, attend
Ing the funeral of Mrs. VAsTINE' S
mother, Mrs. GEO. HUGHES, of Cata-
wissa, Pa. 1t was but last winter that
tho Dr's. house with much of its con-
tents was consumed by fire. Truly,
the elements are seemingly conspired
for the Dr's. ruin. Il. M. II.
Catawissa Hills, Aug. 26, 1871.
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DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF DAVID GREASY, DECD,
letters oi administration on the estate of Day.
~ ~ ,IelNy, ihlo of Miillin township Columbia
oi SAID county, To 5. II. Greasy, OF Miillin twp.
Al persons having claims or demands against
Tue uecedent are request ed 10 make them known
hnd those indebted to make payment, Without
ueluy; $. IL. GREASY,
"uSIo i-oWF Administrator.
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burg, Pa. aug,25,7l-ly
THE HISTORY OF COLUMBIA
l. county from its organization In 1873 to 1871,
Compiled and edited by JoHN g. FREEZE. one
volume octave, 500 pages, Cloth $3.50, halt library,
$3.50, full library $3.50.
beginning with the early history of the terri
tory comprised within the limits of Columbia and
Montour, this volume gives the organization by
reductions, and the erection of Montour county.
A chapter ON the streams and mountains-the
date OF the ercctons OF the townships and bOr-
oughs, and the territory ont OF which they We're
formed-the personnel of the courts, comprising
the names of the President Judges the Associates
the ProthOnOtarles, Registers, Sherins and the
tour.
II has chapters on Boomsburg, DanvilIe, Ber-
wick, Catawissa and the smaller towns. Full cdu-
cational statistics. The Removal Question, and
the vote ON IL by townships.
The census by townships, including Montour,
from 1920 To 1870 the taXubles for lSil and the
number of acres of land in each township. 4
very complete list of the members OF Cong css,
senate ana House representing Columbia coun-
state ana Federal ollces by townships.
THE WAR RECORD OF COLUM-
BIA AND MONTOUR
counties, comprising the muster roll of all the
companies ana parts Of companies recruited
therein, the No. of the Regiment. tho battles
lhcy were engaged IN, with numerous items of
personal interest. A list of all the drafted men,
lhe names OF the conscient ous- scruplu eNempts
and the emergency men of Septemb,O 1852 and
June 1863, being II complete war record OF the
rebellion.
THE INVASION OF COLUMBIA COUNTY,
the trials OF our citizens, the great argument of
Judge Hack on Military Commissions, and the
dcmning them. Together with much other cur.
ious important, and interesting matter,
GEORGE A. CLARK, of Bloomsburg, is author
lied TO receive subscriptions for the work TO be
paid for ON delivery. aug. lS,'7l-3m
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Mr.. ZUPPINGER, Sheriff SMITH, and
ex-Sherif MILLER presented this office
with some elegant Pears the present
week. Mr.. rs. Flemish Beauty and
Bartlett are fine specimen of those
very superior varieties. We do not
recognize the name of the variety pre-
sented by Sheriff SMITH. That of Sher.
iff MILLER we take to be the Belle Lu.
crative, one of the most luscious varie-
ties of Pears that grows. The gentle
men have our thanks.
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CLASS XX-TRIALs OF SPEED.
CLASS XXI-Foor RACING

JuDGEs-William Kramer, Johnson Ikeler. q.
a. Megargle. '
Best run once around the cour. e.....-.. 60 90
-N ..........-. 90
,, Not iess llan SIX entries to make ra2e. En-
trance fee 80 cents in each case.
l., ne Judges selected are requested to notify tho
Executive committee at the Secretary's Office
in every case, where they are dIsjncIinCd or nm ,
uDlC 10 intend to The luIins Assinna 4 II ihn1nn
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CLASS NNI-CABINET WARE, SUOEuAK
EkS, TANNERS AZ
superintendent DANIEL Mo.ER,
JUDGES-John Kistler, James II. u,rnon

CLASS XVII-BEES AND BEEutvES
superintendent, PETER s, BRuGLrR.
JUDGEs-peter s. Bruger, Thomas Aten.
Best swarm of bees r M
:. he pouhus oi money ....,,.,. NJ
80 Dip
Inc honey to be taken without DESTROYING tho
oees tho Kind of hives used, and the manage.
mcnt of same stated "
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01
ALSO:

a lot of ground situate In the Township Conn
~ and state Aforesaid, adjoining lands OF Wash.
ington le1ger on the north, the property nboye
described on the west and SOUTH and lands of
John llarner on the east, containing about one
acre OF land, whereon are erected IA two story
other outbuildiugs. ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-01
ALSO:

All that parcel or lot Of ground situate in Fish
ingcreok township, bounded by lands OF A. H.
Kuian on the south, Monroe Marpe on the west
anu north, and by State road on the east con-
iialnlng about FIVE acres, more or less, whereon
Is erected dwelling house and frame stable.
Seized, taken in execution and TO he sold MS
the property OF Thomas Yaple.