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Temporance Meeting.

BLooMsBURG, Pa, Jan. 1S, 1871,
The Temperance Union met at Z
o'clock, p. M, In the Baptist Church.
The meeting was organized by APP
pointing DR.. Scott, Chairman and j. p.
Tustin, Secretary.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Cree.
yer.
The minutes of Dec. 3lst, 1870, were
read.
Col. S. Knorr delivered an address,
advocating prohibition by law, as the
efIectual remedy for suppressing the
vice of intempcrance. DIR. Scott follow
ed in some remarks to the same effect.
l.. II. keller, Esq, addressed the meet
ing, encouraging the temperance meet.
ing, and arguing in favor of executing
the laws as they now stand. Prof. II.
ID. Walker made an earnest speech on
the SUBJECT of temperance. Judge
Evans related some experience Of TEN.
perance doings in his early life and
urged upon parents the duty of exam
pie and precept for the children. Mr..
Robert Stiff followed with a strong
appeal in favor of IA higher standard of
temperance among Christians. The
pledge was then circulated, and twenty
two signers were obtained. The follow
ing resolutions were passed:
Resolred, That the next meeting be
| held in the Methodist Church on Thurs
day evening, Feb. I'd, 1871.
RcSoiued, That Messrs. j. II. Wander
slice, T.. NJ. Wardin and DR.. Schuyler
be continued as committee on eXer-
ciscs and speakers for the next meet.
| ing.
Reso1red, That the proceedings OF
this meeting, and IL notice of the next
meeting be published in the county
newspapers.
HeSoired, That Messrs. II. Stiff and
John Snyder be a committee to procurs
Il transparency with suitable inscrip
tions. Adjourned, j. p. TUsTIN,
Secretary.
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RUN OvER.-On the 9th instant Nm'
Kurscheid, alias William sharp W"
ran over by down freight train on the
l.. V. Railroad, and killed, het"eeA
Nescopcc and White Haven From tue
testimony taken AT the Inquest we
CLEAN that he and friend, both under
the influence of liquor, purchased LICK =
cts at White Haven for Nescopec, anu
got on a regular passenger This man
refused Tor would not, at least, to show
his ticket to the conductor, who for that
reason put him off the train, notwilh-
standing the offer Of his friend to pay
the money for his ride. Kurscheid, at'
ter being put Off the train' went to sleep
on the track somewhere beyond NeSco-
pee, and was struck and killed by the
freight train when IL passed a SUIT Is
to be brought against the company, we
understand, to recover damages, which
are laid at 10,000.-Es.
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A UDITORjS NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF WILLIAM SLOAN, DECD.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
appointed an Auditor to ascertain the Indebted
ness of NJ. G. Sloan, G. l.. Sloan, Saran Sloan and
Martha Rshton, to the widows fund; and to
make distribution of the fund in the. hands OF
u. +. Hartman, Administrator Of \, j. sloan,
deceased, who was the acting Executor of Will
liam sloan, decd, Will attend at his Office in
Brower's Building, Bloomsburg, on Thursday,
February ID, a. ID. 1871, for the performance of
the duties OF his appointment; when and where
all persons having claims upon the aforesaid
fund, are required to present them, or be forever
debarred from coming in upon said fund.
JOHN q. FREEZE,
dec307 CIV. Auditor.
TilnprIlicau ulaa 90 cnn,
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n Il n II ! S II II Y.
Il. c. HOVER, DENTIST,

Respectfully offers his professional services 70
the ladies and gentlemen of Bloomshurg ana VI
einity lie Is prepared to attend 10 all tho Varl,
ous operntio in the line of his profession ana
is pr6vided with the latest improved PokcELAlN
TEETH which will be inserted ON gold plAtlng
silver and rubber base TO look MS Wen as the hhl,
uTlI teeth, Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and al operations on
mo teeth careful Wand properly attended lo .
Residence and ofiice rev doors WhlNe th'
Court House, same side,
bloomsbury. Jan.3l.'6otf
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TIE extension of the Catawissa Rail
road passes through an old fort, on land
belonging to ANDREW Ewes, not far
from the mouth of Muncy Creek. In
excavating through it, quite n number
of small, stone replaces, Indian pot
terry, and stone tools, suppose to have
been used in making it, were unearth-
ed. Curiosity seekers have been busy
in gathering everything in the shape OF
Indian relics that have been turnd ul
by the plow and scraper.
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THE Perry county Democrat says that
Mr.. Robert Hacket, of Tyrone town
ship, in that county, has killed twenty.
two wild turkeys the present season.
One OF the gobblers weighed twenty
fOur DOlnds
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THE Hazleton Sentinel says there
seems to be fixed determination upon
the part of the miners, in this region,
not to return to work until coal shall
have advanced sufficiently to enable the
operators to pay them fair compensa'
ton for their labor.
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BUFFALO MEAT.-The other day a
refrigerator car passed through Harris
burg with buffalo meat, brought from
the plains and on the way to New York
or Philadelphia. The car was orna-
mented with the fierce looking head of
q buffalo.
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LosT.-Andrew Drehr, miner be-
longing to Mt. Carmel, where he has a
wife and child, left Centriiia on Satur-
day evening last for home, somewhat
intoxicated. 1t is thought he may have
fallen into one of the many deep pits
on the mountain-the cavings-in of old
mines.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE.

N DA'I N 10 i IVY IOTVIO AFO IVIls
IA ESTATE OF PETER BITrNEH, DECD.
Letters of administration on the estate OF Petcr
Bittner, late of Locust twp, Columbia county,
county to George ljittner and John 4. Bittner, of
Locust township. All persons having claims
against the estate of the decedent are requested
10 present them for sediment, and those in
debted to the estate to make payment TO the un-
dersgned, administrations, without delay.
GEORGE BlTTNER,
JOHN a. BIrTNER,
decg7O-Gt,h Administrators.
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ALSO

Al the same time and place. all that certain
tract of land, situate in the township of Scott,
Columbia county, Pa, bounded on the north by
lot OF IL. q. CrcvClng, ON the east by lot of TIL
man Faux, ON the south by an alley, on the west
by u public road leading to Light street; said
l. ct being about eighty feet front by one hundred
feet deep ON which is erected II one and half
story Frame Dwelling House, Frame Stable,
" ith the uppurtenHuccs.
seized taken in Execution, and TO be sold rs
the property OF Edward q. Green, and Lewis {.
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A DMINIsTRATRIX'S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF JOHN II. WATTS, DECD.
Letters of administration ON the estate ot
John B.Watts, late OF Centre township, Columbia
county, dec ID, have been granted by the Register
of said county to Pcnma B. Waits residing in
Centre township, Columbia co. All persons
having claims against the estate of the deccdcnt
are requested to present them for settlement,
and those indebted to the estate to make pay
ment TO the undersigned administrator without
delay. PENINA B WATTS,
JanG'7l-6w. Administrators.
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IT Is reported that the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company is making
an effort to lease the Danville, Hazleton
and Wilkesbarre Railroad for term of
years.
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AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Rail.
road company in Scranton last week,
H. ~ lowing officers were elected for
Xor hsuing year: President-W. r.
SNks. Directors Moses Taylor, Sam.
uel Sloan, John Brisbin, Percy r, Pync,
Joseph ii. Scranton, Samuel lIoyt,
john G. Phelps, James Blair, j. c.
Pratt, ID. G.. Driesbach, Payne Petit.
bone, A. T. McClintock.
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INCORPORATION.

II =, =,
Notice is hereby given. that on the LIST day OF
November, ls7O, sundry Inhabitants ofColumbia
county presented n petition to an adjourned
Court of Common Pleas of said county praying
the said Court to grant n Charter of incurppra-
ton, under the name style and title of THE
SUsQUEIIASSA CATTLE INSURANCE COMPANY"
with the rights and privileges therein stated,
and If no sufficient cause is shown TO the con-
rury the first day OF next term, the pray er of
the petitioners will be granted, according to the
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
yidcd. W. II. ENT,
dcclG G70tf. Prothonotary.
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A DAY lynx was killed on the Blue
Mountain, near Harrisburg, last week.
IL measured four feet nine inches In
length, and weighed 20 pounds.
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A LARGE req wolf was shot by JON.
ATTAIN LoNa, near SHUBERT's mill,
one day last Week. He measured six
febt in length. PoUsviIe Journal.
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ACT OF Lam d,

situate in Fishingcreek township, In snid county,
bounded by lands of Cornelius Coleman and
John Andrews on the east, Josiah Hess on the
south, Nathan smith on the west and George
pcnlnr nnd nihors on the north.
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THE Friendship Fire Company, OF
this place, intend giving ball In Sny-
der's Hall on the evening of the 22d of
February.
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THE Methodists of Centralia closed
very successful fair at that place, last
week. Upwards OF five hundred dol
lars profit were realized.
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At the same time and place certain tract OF
land situate IN the tOwn>hlpo Montour, huu.u
hy land of Jacob Lciby, on the cast by lanus pl
samuel Hrumm, on thc south by lands nl llur,
lev a Frck, ON the west by lands Of samuel
Simms, in columbia county, Pa, conthlnlll!
about ninety acres, more or less. Oh Whlch Is
erected a two story Frame Dwelling House
Frame Barn, with the nppurtCnanccs
suizcd, takcn in execution, and TO be SOFA rs
AARON SMITH,
ianl3'T0.3t. SheTIH'
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JOSIAH WOLF died at Danville re.
Gently and left 81 900 to the poor of that
town--the first legacy they ever receiv-
cd from decedent.
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LEcTURE.-Mr. PURDY, of Sunbury,
delivered lecture in the Hall of the
Normal School of this place, on last
Friday evening Subject "The World
in Harness.
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THE Shamokin Herd'd Of the 10Th
inst, says: "But little is being done at
present in mining coal in our county.
Only four operations are running now
THE Cameron, Burnside, Bear Valley,
and Frank Gowenl, and great efforts
are being made to have them suspend.
What the result will be is more than
we can predict.
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FIRE.--The planning mill, situated
near the canal in Espy, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday morning last. we
have not learned the extent of the loss.
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A BIG HAUL OF FIsH.-The water in
Camps Pond in Herrick township,
says the Bradford ArguS, covering over
one hundred acres of ground, became
so low in this season of unusual drouth,
that during the hard freezing weather
of this winter it frOze nearly to the
bottom, and immense quantities OF
trout, eels, catfish, perch and pickerel
congregated in the deepest holes, and
some ofthem died and seemed to be dy-
ing for want ofaneedful supply of fresh
atmospheric air Holes were cut through
the ice and the fish led by instinct pro
miscously rushed to the opening, to in
hale the free air where they were scoop
ed up to the number of several wagon
loads, among them were cells of unusual
size. The pike or pickcrel not being
able to endure the want of upper air,as
long as the other fish, were mostly
dead.
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REV. Mr.. JACK, of Danville, VIII
deliver a lecture in the Normal School
Hall, on next Monday evening, Both
instant. Subject "The Influence OF
Burns"
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COUNTY. SIS.

" In the Orphans Court. Petition of Mich
Olas Kindt, Administrator OF Frederick ROhf,
decea sed-December u, 1870 upon presentation
of petition, l.. Ii. Little, Esq, appointed auditor
to ascertain the Indebtedness of the said estate
to petitioner and to apply sum sufficient out of
the real estate to pay the same, and to make
distribution of the balance of the money arising
rom said real estate to the heirs amt legal rep
resentatlves of Frederick Rohr, deceased. By
the Court. From the Record.
W. II. Est Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Auditor will attend to the duties of his above
saturday. January 2sth, 1871, at ten o'clock a: M,
when and where all persons interested are re-
quired to presnt their claims or be debarred from
coming in for n share of said assets.
l.. II. LITTLE,
dec3O70.it. Auditor.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-On Monday of
last week, a two year old child of NM
ROD WYNN, of Lower augusta town
ship, Northumberland county, was
burned to death during the absence of
lis mother. The innocent little victim
was playing with the fire when the sad
occurrance took place.
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DANVILLE, HAzLEToN Il WILKES
BARRE RAILRoAD.-At meeting of
the stockholders of the Danville, Haz-
leon and Wilkesbarre Railroad Com
pany, r. 1. Dodd was elected President.
Directors-S. p. Case, of Danville; r..
b. Sterling, of Philadelphia S. z.
Wolverton, of Sunbury; ii. w. Nc
Reynolds, of Buck Horn A. +. Porter,
of Norristown; j. ii. Case, OF Danville.
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BEST Coal Oil in town. Sold at
MARR'S.

No IIUMnUGGING! No CHEATING |!
A pint bottle full of DR., SAGE's Ca
tarrh Remedy is prepared from one fifty
cent package, and the proprietor offers
$500 reward for Il case of Catarrh which
he cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or
send sixty cents to DR.. IL. y, PIERCE,
1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. r., and
receive it by mail. \ pamphlet free.
Beware of counterfelts and woHhiesS
i,nHaiioDs. The Genuine has, upon the
outside wrapper, DR.. PIERcE's private
Government Stamp with his portrait,
name, and address, and the words U.
S. Certificate of Genulneness" engraved
upon it.
Al
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Mrs. r.. T. Ross, widow of Gen. w.
S. Ross, has been elected Director Of
the Wyoming National Bank of
Wilkes Barre. 1t is said she accepts
the pOsition.
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HEAVY HoG.-Daniel Menges, OF
Muncy township, recently slaughtered
a hog that weighed, when dressed, Si3!
pounds Its live weight was 0il
mounds
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ROBERT a. PACKER, Esq, has been
appointed superintendent of New York
and Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad
Company, which extends from Wilkes
barre TO Waverly, N. V, being a branch
of the Lehigh Valley. We are much
pleased with this change, and know full
well that the friends of the road will be
glad to have Mr.. p. at this end of the
ine.-Lu-erRe Union.
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GEORGE II. Brown, proprietor OF
Browns Hotel, has placed an addi-
tional lamp in front of his hotel. 1t
would prove a public benefit if about
dozen more were placed along Main
Street.
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IA ESTATE OF ADAM GABLE, DECD.
Letters testamentary ON the estate Of Adam
Gable, late of koarngCIeek township Columbia
county, deceased have been granted by the Reg
ister of said county to Lucas Fahringer Of Lo-
Gust township, Columbia county, and Charles
Gable OF the borough of Minersvillc, Schuylknl
county, Pa. All persons having claims against
the estate are requested 10 present them tathp
to the estate either on note, Judgment, mortgage
or book account Will max pay ymeut 10 the E.x-
foutors without delay,
LUCAS FAHRINGER,
CHARLES GABLE,
dec2370-0w,s Executors.
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Misunderstanding to the Clinton
Democrat valuable marble deposit
has been disco vered in Lamar township
Clinton county. Specimens have been
sent to different marble works in Phila-
delphia, Williamsport and Lock Haven
all of whom pronounce it excellent
marble, and capable of receiving an eX'
cellent polish. The veins run from
three to six feet, and are apparently in
eXhaustable.
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In Galveston, Texas, an indignant
father whose daughter had married
against his will, sent her for wedding
present patent burial case.
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THE LOWEST YET.-M. p. LUTz is
selling standard yard wide Sheeting
at II! cts. per yard, and Appleton "A'
nj 10! cts. per yard by the bolt.
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THE highest price in the world for
servants il paid in St Petersburg. Girls
that can cook receive forty dollars a
month and board. After st. Petersburg
comes Roumania, then London, and af'
ter it the United States. They receive
the poorest pay in Servia,
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Two SONS of Mr.. HARRIS, who keeps
a small confectionery in Millerstown,
were drowned in the Juniata river, near
Millerstown bridge, few days ago.
One was aged and the other II years.
1t appears that the older boy was pull
ing the other on the ice with Il scarf,
which the younger held in his hands,
when the ice broke, both boys iloated
under and were drowned. The bodies
did not sink to the bottom Of the river,
and were soon seen under the ice and
recovered. The ice under the bridge is
never very solid, and hence the dread
full occurrence. Mr.. HARRIS, the father
is blind, and depended on his two sons
to help him in his shop, lead him
wherever he went and to do his errands
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DNIINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

"A ESTATE OF JACOB sHELHAMEE, DECD.
Letters of administration, ON the estate OF Jac-
oh Shelhamer late of Beaver township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the Reg
ister OF said county, To lilmuu kit'cuhuuse OF
Beaver. All persons having claims AGAINST the
estate of said docedent are requested To- present
them forsettlemont and those indebted to make
payment 10 the undersigned, without delay,
TlLMON RlTTENUOU>E
deC07OO CIV. Administrator,
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MURDER AT TREvoRToN.-Am miner
named JOHN BALKHAsER was shot on
Saturday night last at Trevorton while
sitting by the bedside of sick neigh
Dor, from the effects of which he died
on Sunday. The murderer fired through
the window. The weapon was loaded
with buckshot, one of which took ef.
feet in BALKHAsER's head. 1t is said
that he was working in a colliery oper-
ated on the Independent plan, and the
inference is drawn that he was murder
ed in consequence POttsUiHe Std,1ddrd.
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SUBPENA IN DIVORCE.

In the Court of Common Pleas Of Columbia
county, No. ~ MAY Term, 1870.
SOFAlilOUS SMErHLRS, /
Libel in Divorce
AMANDA SMETuERS.
Notice is hereby given thai depoSitions will be
taken In the obove case, at the Office Of the un-
dersgnrd In berwick, on Thursday, January
70, ls7l, ut 10 O'clock A, ~.
LIT. THOMPSON,
dec2}'70-5t, Commits, luntr.
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U.C. HARMAN, will rent his Tanery,
Dwelling House, and about five acres
of land at OrangevilIe, separately if
desired. This is good location and any
person wishing to start business will
lind no better opportunity. Apply to J.
c. HARMON, Bloomsburg, or j. NJ.
HARMON, OrtugeviIle, Pa. n3 3t
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS.
~ In the Orphans Court. IL RE the account
of Benjamin f. Hartman, Administrator of
James Dugan, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sth, 1870, on
motion OF Il. +. Clark, Esq, T.. II. Little is ap-
pointed Auditor TO make distribution. by the
Court. From The Record.
w. II. ENT, Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Auditor, will attend to the duties OF his above
appointment, at his Office in Bloomsbury, on
Tuesday, January 3lst, 1871, at ten o'clock II. m,
when and where all persons interested are re-
quired to present their claims or be debarrcd
from coming in for a share of the assets.
l., IL. LITTLE,
dec3O'70.it. Auditor.
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81 00O r E w A r. ID.
NO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
ed OF that dread disease, Consump ption by a sim
pie remedy, is anxious TO make known TO his
lellow sufferers the means of cure 10 all who
desire II, he Will send copy of the Prescription
used lfee OF charge), with The diree tons for pre-
pairing ana using the same, which they will Ind
SURE CURE ToR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN-
CII1Tls, Sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
nov lS7J-ly,
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~ EsTArl. or FREpIEtCK MASS, pEC'p.
Letters Of administration on the estate of
Frederick Mass, late OF Beaver two, tOlumht .
county decd, nave been granted by the Register
of said county, to Mary Mass, of Beaver TOWN.
ship, Columbia county, PENNSYLVANIA. All per-
sons haviAg claims or demands against the
decedent are requested to make them kuOWn,nnd
those indebted to make payment.
MARY MASS,
langO'7l-Cw Admlni,tTaniX.
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On Monday night between and 10
o'clock, pistol shot was fired into the
house occupied by THOMAS STEEL, at
the Luke Fidler Colliery, the ball pass
ing through the frame of the sitting
room window and striking the wall OPP
posite. Fortunately none Of the in
mates of the house were within range
of the ball, and no one was injured.
The perpetrators, after firing two more
shots, neither of which hit the house,
fled, and succeeded in getting Off uu-
recognized.
Mr.. STEEL is inside boss at the COLI
cry, which has been running since the
suspension, and it is believed the shoot
ing was done to intimidate him and the
men working it.-Shamokin Herald
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TOWNSHIPS.



Beav
arc req
i"sT' Pyshlcto Of Board
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Railroad Time. Table.

LACKAwANNA & BLooMsBURG r.. r..
Going North. Going SCUM
ll:35 A. NJ. WW a. n
$50 p. NJ. GiO y. N.
CATAwIssA r.. r.. FROM RUPERT STATION.
Going North Goims SoWw'i''
s.l2 l., NJ, lU'Vo "a W.
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DIR. LAwRENCE's WoMAN's FsIEND Cures all
Diseases peculiar TO Females.
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MARGAREr PoTTER. !

In the Court Of Commoa Pleas Of Columbia
county No. q, september Term, $50.
SAMUEL L. POTTER Libel in Divorce.
MARGARET POTTER. 4 ri"c"io mo'rimo"H'
To Margaret Potter the above Respondent
You are hereby notified to be and appear at the
next Term OF This Court, to be held In Blooms
burg, on the first Monday of February, \. ID.
ISL, then and there to answer the compliant of
the above named libellant. and show cause, ii
any you have, why this petition ot divorce, q
uiIoui0 n,atriDloHn, should not be granted.
AARON SMITH,
Jan. q, ls7l-iw. sheriff