The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-08

g 1872 BUCKwuEAr flour has appeared in
- our markets although not in great
oLEY Quantities The crop sr % TINS year IN 0o
EDITOR Some farmers have done well, but the
=----------=- greater number will get but half and
% Table. some but one fourth of a full CROP
JoMsBURG r. II. --.-- |,
North. south TEMPERATURES of October, 1872, at
2 "a 4 H. S5 5 NJ Bloomsbury, Pa, observed three times
COP.M @s2 NJ per day, at M, at and at 8 p. m.
RUPERT STATION Maximum, 76' on the 9th at p. m;
VrS i:liS A. AM NJ Minimum lowest degree, 2S on the
.srs----zr.- last of the month at a. M; Mean of
L. the month, 5l'. H.
au'on' aro y" The Postmaster General has issued
""se' circular for the information and guild
=, ,, H., ance of parties remitting old deaced,
w. -i-f'' ~ ~ nc, and mutiated currency by mail to the
ue'""S o''s' United States Treasurer for redemption
in which il stated the duty of postmas
i'll, ,ht vail ters to register without fee all letters
c o a,tior containing fractional or other currency
700 no., of the United States for redemption
and delivered to them for mailing under
has been seen the regulation prescribed in the circular
/, ,,oods a, th, N
- c,i,,.or II the gentlo youth who does the
pasng and folding for the Lancaster
LteUigeacer would about nine
s issued proc tenths the paste which he puts the
Constitutional copy sent this Office, and distribute
capital in Har it around amoung other papers he
ovembcr 18th would greatly obge us. There isn't
- more than one in six that we can open
Tamaqua has without tearing.
ntendent of the --'""--
place of George THE recent cutting down of the pave
ment in front Of Browns Hotel has
added to the good appearance of that
in conformity building but has caused the houses above
0camaton has Centre Street to the appearance
designating the of castles upon "beeng crags' high
Thanksgiving do they rise above the wayfarcr 1t
looks rs if some of them would need
- new foundations when their sidewalks
Whlcn uses are changed.
in its last issue
~ by printing TIE Pennsylvania II. II Co. have
ast that is what discharged 237 who employed
at the shopsin Harrisburg because they
- voted the Democratic ticket at the re-
n taking charge cent election. Although this
ON November not given the at their dismissal yet
ress business Of it strange thing that all these
dS either Democrats Liberals.
Simon Caneron's hand is pl ainly to be
GR of this town, snnr in tbis ,o,tter
lies II. Doeber,
red last summer Mr.. JOHN LEACoCK has brought to
vered to walk Office the largest radsh saw
aid off cruch 1t raised from the seed in his gar
den in town and is not known to be of
having accepted any mammoth variety. 1t lacks but lit
Church in this tie of two feet in length, is thireen
hrst sermon as inches in circumference and weighs
III next sunday I lbs. 9oz. Can any beat hatnot
ad TO attend beet it?
is running A ball given Friday night
stead Of Altoona last in the Hall in Brower's building in
This is ahout ten aid of John Mccormick who
,akes TIA much seriously burned by hot iron time
of the trains, since. A very pleasant evening was had
and dancing kept up until the
rom th2 CJua- snail hours of the morning
unable ---~.---s
IAN 10 We the ID. L. RHONE, esq of Luzerne county,
those townships Is the delegate the constitutional
he nanriv for vention who has rendered his seat in
will be about the convention to Mr. Buclalew. Mr.
Ithone has performed this graceful act
-- with the patriotic desire of securing to
sionclS have had the state the valuable services Of Mr.
ak laid to the Buckalew in the work of reforming the
In the rear OF constitution of Pennsylvania. The
is will prove a nouncement that Mr.. Buckalew will
pecaiy during certainly take his seat in the convention
will be received with general satsfac
ton. 1t is position which he person.
% % ~ ,' !" .ne ally preferred greatly to that of gov
ID W. N" Inc ernor.-Patri0t.
: North leaves ---~s~-
instead Of ANDREW c. HUSTON, who is believed
nmodatiol train to be the oldest living Philadelphia and
at 81 p. III Pennsylvania printer is residing
at Northumberland, and is in his seth
-- year. He learned his trade with Zlcha,
It that Wo0dcocS, iah Pouson, well known as an old |
summer birds Philadelphia printer Mr.. Huston
ar from this iii ceeed John Binnes, also of Phladel-
'tembcr, are still pha, in conducting the Republican
haunts. Many OF Argus in Northumberland, in 1906 |
y our sportsmen The Argus the only paper printed
r so far in the interior Of Pennsylvania. |
rment has lust The State Hospital for the insane
IDS that are no Danvile has been peted, and is
will be redeem ready for the reception of patients
esentaon to the The Northern District for which this
rs Dealers may hospital is established is made up of
cir useless stamps the following counties: Columbia, Mon
of their district roe Carbon Pike Wayne Susquehanna
Wyoming, Luzerne, NGontour, Sullivan,
f farmers is Go Bradford, Lycoming Tioga, Clinton,
nters is only 33, Centre, Cearield Elk Cameron, Ne
assity of prompt Kean and Potter
~, u, ~ 'n'e I u,ioS "'Tis now the very witching
uie VI nanuns time of year when aneconatc young
" 'e , ' ' women employ their time in the con
'p'e' struction of elaborate slippers and dress
~ Of comedian ing gowns for the objects, of their afec
on,Io ~ town 70 tons-happy beings We Of
If Of the new ho' oo"t9c ''o o'9'o'' ' ' 9'e ~
re the first fall of lic Plao'io0 10 N'
s, viii hovo perhaps, as it is which cOnfers
ro obout oyop on pleasure upon the recipients Of the
h = ot ,is elaborate articles aforesaid, affords de-
,bor bond cot IN light, presume, to the young ladies
snd ,h huIin and gives large number of them about
all the useful work they have during
the year. Both slippers and dressing
the Wlkesbarre gowns are very nice to nave ana popu
Co. The Dan lar young cergymen' OF the uhHarrieu
likes Barre r. r. Sort the only we know of who
LuZerne county, ever get 100 many oi elher'
IN in favor of the - -
Ieston of right of AN eAchanee uuy '"Ss ~ - "o'
unner NORTON of worth while to your home paper
,roncb p p and and have it bound. few years will
re of interest lake IL 'he o'' INSTRUCTIVE anu 'e
will publish it in tainihs 'o.uiho YOU o'' poa'7' al
the laws of association make it more or
less history of yourself and of your
O at this time of friends Names dates, facts, are pre-
various methods sented for you in the most available
to suggest to manner over 1t you may cry at your
ssy of furnishing Mistakes laugh at your fOes, and