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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-31
THE COLUMBIAN
hsiA DEMOCRAT, STAR OF rnE NORTH AsDooLuM

HIAN NUNNOTI OTINATEHO
Issued weeh every Friday morning, at
BLOOMSBuRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, pa
At TWO DOLLARS per year, pa able In advance, or
iring the ear. After tho expiration Of the year
$50 VIII be charged. 10 subscribers ont of thp
county the terms are e. per strictly I'm advance
--s225 II not paid In advance and $500 il payment
be dola, cd beyond the year
80 paper discontinued, except az the option Of the
Publisher, until all arrcarugGs are paid, but long
continued credits after the expiration OF the first
year will not be given.
All papers sent out Of the S'a e. or 10 distant most
offices, must be paid for ln advance unless Il respon
slble person In Columbia county assumes to nay the
subscription due on demand.
POSTAGE Is no longer oXacted from subscribers in
the county.
JOB PRINTING.
The Jobbng Department OF the COLUMBIAN is very
compile G. and our Job Printing will compare favor
ably WI That Of he lar &c cities. All work done
domNnd, nea " ana moderate prices.
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OF A VICTIM.

puhl.h,d ssawpll.ing and for the bene1t OF young
men and cher Nlo sCner nom Nervous pehilt
LOSS Cf ROmhnhOod, etc., giNng nh Iulee oi seh sen
eure AfleT uIotfguing much suitllpe hh9 "a nIti,se
ard n,uut 4 nee u receiving lost-ieln uneS.ea
~ ~ Rra,oilyn- N July s.T6-sm
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

oneinch, twelve lines or Its equivalent In Nonra-
ell type one or two Insertions, StO; three instr-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-31

Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes Of q pmga-
tive, for constipation, Indigestion headache, and lv-
er complaint. ~ univ rsal accord they are the best
Of all pursatives rorssmily use.
%
Il Is no wonder INT inyafs lose f,ith in specifies
when so many worthless medicine aie adNerti0ed
FOR the cure OF various dlsogses, lur which, wien
tried are 'fouyG wanting" We have 10 learn, how
ever Of the nrst failure Of Dl. Wistur's Ialsum OF
Wild Cherry to cure coughs, colds and pulmonary
disease 30 cents and 81 a bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-31
BUCK HORN.

Nj 6. g. W. H. SHOEMAKER Dealers in
W. Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchan-
disc.
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DNINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

Nov. 9G,75 Ct
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Removed alive, with head complete, IN from two
TO three hours. No fee TIL removed by Dr. Kunkel.
969 North Ninth street. Philadelphia, Seat, pin and
stomach worms also removed. call and SEQ Ad-
vice free. Send for Circu'ar, or ask your druggist
for Kunkels Worm syrup. Price si. II never fails
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-07
C-uttIs ,1nrtxct


BEsF GATTIE.-There ms yerv LITTLE artivitv
~ the mnrkst ~ any time this week. and thuu n,
prices show no vaiiRiinn Of moment they may
he considered, in view of the general superio,ity
OF The offerings, ic per III lover ihrou. bout ibs
'ni, the greater decline being, perhaps, on The
medium ard lower Rrfdcs some dealers iknug hit
lhere were better tops in the pens this week than
before this season
PIECES today FOR Beef Cattle ranged a, fol-
lows Best Reeves ri 55Cf 81 so that CEN
e'Hliy rated first qhality 50GGS6 Ih-medium
or good fair quH'tty 3 CcGGs5 80 ordinary Thin
Steers, Oxcu AMI Cows nOGnS5 90 inferior
Nnd lowest grades Of Cattle 0 O0NO on--gpn-
eral average e. the market to-day SC 37-cx-
IRENE range OF prices nOGrST 80 Mnst of
the s1leI were from no TO 81 90 per loo los
W The receipts 2j2 head c'me from ohio, CT
from Virginia % from Vest Va 2,;j fr,,n Ne,
rylani, G27 from PenusvIvnnia 20g from Illinois
81 from Tennessee and 90 from Kentucky Total
receipts Tor he week 500 head against 1880 last
week and IA he I'd same time las. year q.
the offerings $40 head re- tnken hy Baltimore
hhirhe's ESQ sold 10 Washington citv tu'chtrs
and IL {" EHsittp spccnls'ors total sales fer
Tho week 1873 bead, 'vsirs: lOs2 last week, and
9s7 hFeG same 'iur list ,ea-
Cows We quote Mich Cows AZ 30TFfs per
head. and supply fqu,l to- tho demand
H"G' With = fair snuplJ during tho week
the ~ 'rket has hcen rather slow ard prices Ic
per h lower t'en last week The guilty will
scarcely average ~ - 4. Tor while the tons were
perhaps slightly superior The tail end. were mn,
rs good 80 the lover g,rdcs Of las week. The
latter are entirely too high fpr our market and
sales 81 illem cnn oulr ha made with auy degree
of f~ectnm NJ ouT lrwesi fgu~cs We quote al
l0G1 81 80 per 100 Ds net for common light To
hest tops. The prospects Tor tie coming week
are only fair there h,i'R quite number of
Hogs in the pcrs rs We close our report Re
cepis ilds week Gf23 head. against 1926 last
week. anl 771s hsad same time last scar.
NUFEP LAWNS The yrceirfa o.. srarre-
w mp to The wants Of ths market This week anG
prices may lie Marked l. per 10 higher for
clipped Sh'@p. Vie quality differed very liiils
from last week there being perhaps better
Sh'rn on The market We quote wool Sh.ep AZ
COIL cents and Clipped ni 4IRgI cis Dor 10
ur,sr. Lambs 3mS5 per head ieceipis this
week if4l ts,d against 1910 st week, and
1921 head same time ysar-Sqr
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DIED.

On he 5'h nf April, ~ the residence - her
sister Mrs Nary A NiiIi,ms Notib River Wills.
Ml'' tt'z' NsFosSu'tt 10 shout the 6sth year
ot her a1e.
The decreased had for msnv years been con-
fisieut ntmier Of ~ Nefhodigt Episcopal
hnteh, south. and in her life ard death was =
bright example OF tIe patient loving. resigned
Christian. 1nward the c'ose Of her iiuess she
rrs] 81 earnestly thst she might he reirnssd from
The pains al the a.'h, knowing that after death
she would receive JOYFUL welcome into the
kiogdor1 n her Rcdsrner.
cur fr'"oi i'goo@ The w,tm'y heating hsa5t
= cold md siiIl, the kindly beaminv eve is lead
en-. The gentle voice IL hushci In 1seth ihc NOR
tal tenement o' clay rests in the narrow limits Of
900 Tcfe. But htr besuGed spirit has gone
to JOIN The inuumtFsbls oomnsny uho "have
washed their rosss ard uaas them white In the
blood ofthe Lamb " Having dones good work
on Earth she has been adjadged worthT 10 "come
up higher There with Der friends who hays
gone before, she has become participant in The
JOYS Of The redeemed and q co-htir 20 thc iuheri.
lance ~ the saints in light ca
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-07
E. B. SHEETz.

IN making before gratefully
generally responded
SOo opened Romney,
all kinds OF merchandise - " -
otues where Goods sold
rear value enabling us
Srd Our business being
ana large quantities thus securing
all of which the
oecm TINS
small
erest to buy - - " " 'oH '"'
BESIDES
OF Dollars
prompt
pay promptly. on presentation of bills which
put foods hands
no proh
and promptness will always
OF enabled
rate Stock: f"' s"''"e'
100 pieces choicest style prints of al grsdes
90 Bro Muslin all weights and widths
80 -" Coonaies from to 4oc.-Au tho leading ye, ON,
10 Pieces Blk Apaccas o 81 pr d. - ~
Gnghams from l2l to 25-very cheap.
Cashmere for yd
cashmere Tor
Tor men and boys 5c to 4ODross Goods
the trade from l5c We well
useless " eSpa We represent everything the catalogue
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-07
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENrLEHAE who suffered far vosrs from
"A Ne'vous Debilit, prerpsture Decay, and
al me Effects II youthful iudiscretion Will flr
TIE snSe 81 sptsEing humanity. send free ~ all
who need %, the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy by whieh he was cn- ed. Suf
ierers Wishing 90 profit by the advertisers er-
perience can do 80 ~ addressing 10 perfect con-
6deuoe
JOHN 3. OGDEN.
April 81. as 20 su.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been re -manently cur
~ Of thai dead disease Consurp ytion. by 4 sim.
pie remedy " anxious 10 ms ~ kuowi 10 his
ifl'ow Sufferers the means uf cure. M al Hho
ae''re u. be VII SEND COPY OF tbe prescription
used, free ~ charge will the dircciiors C,r
preparing and using tiie same. which hey wilt
tod . sure Core fOf Consumption, Asihma
Bronchitis &c
F'ues Wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. T.. A. WILSON.
l94 Penn 81. Nilliamsburgh, New York
ArrI 30. lsl5--Gm
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BEAIsIgIEsD.

On the 25ib ult ~ The resiAence NJ The
brides patents, by lhr Rev jas 49, Wolf. 49,.
GEoRGE " ArRvs. at Tucker county. this State
60 Miss ApNE LEfrt SwisuzR az this con ~
On the 2Ist uli by Elder John A. Co-.er
at bis residence, Mr. VIII, NcBsiDs % Miss
uAcHsL OHvpORFr. all II this county
or the 21nd ut Nv The sane 81 The same
plNoe, VIZ. EssJstN SH'sHotrzsg 10 Miss EtizA
f. SAViLLg all Of ibis county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-07
Hats for Eaesies& Children.

We
STOCK OF both trimmed of
admired
wuh n Tact Also choice
Oh q Straw Hats
wh T take the paa
so and Woof for ~ - 800 ~ -i"' ~ -
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~ @ U Z CD N 8

department excel; Is
@ H. You are wen repaid for an examination whether
the inventive
we nave seen people we liked better but still
a paper and Clarks o. N T. Thread &c SPOOL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-07
BOOTS ANRD SHOES.

Ira THIS department having to
10 double facilities, and
room Tor aGsonm9 an in the second floor of
e onhu dole both
hat we have heretofore kept We gone extensively
the best eceei M an civ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-07

H
Iv Said colored Georgia preacher (:
Oars robbin' and stealen' all around.
Oars de Beechcr business, de Wood.
null business, Sumner 10 dead, lorna
does come whoopin' around. de Freed
mans Bank has busted, aud it pears as
tide end was nigh. mighty clus at hand"
s"What's your busness?" said the
magistrate of police court, the other
morning, to prisoner. 'I'm an obser-
vationist, your Worship IAN obser-
vationist what's that?" "Onc who
looks around in the daytime to sec what
he can steal at night. if it pieases your
worship"
EGesAcTLY.-On Wednesday, there
were 2ie0 dozen of eggs shipped from
Berkeley Springs to Hagerstown & Phil
adeiphia, 1880 dozen OF which were col.
lected in the brief space of two weeks
between this place and Unger's storc.-
Ho'yan Mercury, May /. Good, save
the bad eggs, for Morgan
tV"You may talk" says the Milwau.
kee Ne'cs, ''about marrying an heiress,
delicate human blossom, fairy, an
angel; but give us girl like Nancy Ter.
williger of La Crosse. who ran ont of
doors the other night, and straddling a
horse, yelled out Good nj sht. old man
I'm off for the spellin' match ~
lVWhen feeding corn in the ear to
horses it is n good plan 60 soak it TWEEN
ty-four hours III q weak brine.
IE-A woman's right-A right to a
husband, if she can get one.
ES'Uueasy rests the head that ha, no
spring bonnet.
Iva lady, being askel by gentle.
man for lock of her hair, remarked :
at costs money-hair does.
Unless n Milwaukee girl can take
brick in each hand and make eight
feet and four inches AZ a standing lump.
she rarely gets admitted into the best
society.
IVA matter OF form Fitting dress.
Isn't that SO ladies'?
~ A contemporary says the new bon.
nets are ofchip, but not 'ofthe old block.
10 II ONE stretch---thc stretch across
the maternal knee.
~ The coat OF horse is the gift of
nature. That Of an ass ia often the work
Of y tailor
10 How to "repel boarders" Give
'em bash
!Sin California the girls ride horses
"hair-pin style" Hou's that?- Boston
Post
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q T. Cd " Ka u "a a. .

mas felt in this IN
CD,"y Store
and a. prices which cannot fail compete JEWS do
E0 0-"' w
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Ey ery-dEaiaa g~else.

heSlng might
lPass hm In
hardware lueensware Wood
Dyestun Books Stationery Tvines
wick ana )H Cloths
o a5 ap SAT- Sporting Goods Guns
Wall Paper. Window Shades &C. &C '"'i,
the Wet
'nPpR p special ORDER thing in
actual
9uts gentlemen By fits noas
rates Soliciting fayors, trulY " "Oue
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-07
Thoughtful Thoughts.

The first wealth is health.
"A good heart is worth gold.
No legacy is so rich "a honesty.
DO nothing You want to conceal.
Patience and gentleness are power.
Friendship ia the wine or existance.
Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.
Enjoyment stops WHARF Incidence be,
gins.
A poor, idle man. cannot be an honest
A. friend indeed 10 Que who 10 not in
need.
The worst men often give the best
advice.
The contented man il never Door. the
discontended never rich. "
To keep ourselves pnrc we must put
on 1.-THE whole arnor OF Cod
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II5 ACRES,
LOOK HERE.

DGlNt Sugar Cured lam. Clear Sides sns
4 shoulder Bacon. Also, Prime Leaf Tar
iasi received auu fOr sale, b.
a. d. DAWSON.
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Sale Of Real Estate.


10y power ~ attorney 70 me given hy the
ID heirs ~ Peter Moore, decd / will sell at
public suction, on the premises
o" T"esday the 25A, day Of May, 1875.
a TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
lying On the drains Of North River and 1.-the
tepon, 20 This county. sojsining The lands OF
hsrestet stump snd others, knowa a. the
"fldcbsr place. eOuiainirg
rs ACRES,
mofs O. lsss-vhich lard u The hest gross land
80 tbs county, sni is we'll situated for G,rmtog
purposes. " is under good fence. with GOOD
Etp't "od plenty Of hne Timber Tor lbs Use Of
the farm
TERMS One bird ~ the purchase money
ri' BE required in hsrd Che residue ig one era
I"o years with interest secured o. a lien for
the purchase mouey.
J. A. CORDER,
Attorney in fact.
slanesville Hsmp CO., April %, Isi5.-tds.
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Ct Eg CD e. HG Eg z r g

u stock Sugars and Coffee and
the provision We
at City retail prices, freight added ' ~ We wiz sen
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE PASCAGOULA MATTER.

The Pascagoula people are on the rampage
They have held meeting, and in a series o
resolutions, introduced by appropriate pre-
ambles, they have decided that if the train
on the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail
road will not stop at their enterprising town,
the enterprising citizens Of this enterprisine
burg will not allow the trains to pass.
The resolutions do not state how the
people Of Pascagoula propose to stop the
train. There are several ways, however, Of
doing it. One is to obstruct the track,
another is to tear up the rails, and still
another is to misplace switch; but, under
the law, all these ways to stop trains are made
Penitentiary offenses, and the people Of Pas
cagoula, some of them at least, if they inter-
fere with the Mobile train, will perhaps learn
to their sorrow that their business will not
support them during term of imprisonment
DR.. White, representing the Board of Health
of this city, does not seem to feel the least
alarm because of the resolution of the people
of Pascagoula, and announces that the quar-
antine, as it at present exists, will be main
tanned
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
A SICILIAN GIRL.
Her Lovers Engaged in a Street
Fight.

A lively occurrence took place on Sunday
on St. Ann, between Robertson and Claiborne
streets, Second District at 11:30 o'clock
The names Of the parties are Arbounez ano
Palli.
During the difficulty Arbounez, in attempt
ting to draw pistol from his pocket, acct
IDENTIFY discharged the weapon, sending the
bullet meant for his opponent through the
feshy part of his own left hand.
At the report of the pistol both parties ran
away in different directions. Palli making
good his escape. Arbounnez was pursued
by Mr. John Cannon, a citizen who happened
to be passing at the time.
Upon coming up with the fugitive, Mr..
Cannon had to defend himself from sudden
attack by Arbounnez. who, turning, made at
him with razor. The desperate was finally
secured and locked up in the Fourth Precinct
Station.
1t appears from the statement made to
BULLETIN reporter by Arbounez, that Palli,
who is a cousin, has been endeavoring to gain
the affections of q young girl to whom the
prisoner is greatly attached.
When he met his cousin on st. Ann street
he demonstrated with him, and gave him TO
understand that he must cease his attentions
altogether; that Palli had replied he would
do nothing of the sort, as he had as much
right as Abounez to visit the girl, and that he
drew his pistol and it went off accidentally.
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jy6 I'm
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ARIsH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF New ORLE

TAhiSh OF WILLIAMS, SlIi or Anew Oni-la-No'
BE 1T KNOWN, that, on this Eighteenth day
Of the month of June, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-fve
aud Of the Independence Of the United States Of
America the ninety ninth,
Before me, JOHN G. EUSTIS Notary Pub
lie, in and for this City and Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, duly commissioned and quail
fed, and in the presence of the witnesses here
matter named and undersigned,
Personally came and appeared the parties
whose names are hereunto subscribed, acting 70
themselves and those whom they represent, as
become associated with them by succession, pur-
chase transfer, or subscription, who severally
declared, that, availing themselves of the pro-
visions Of the laws Of the State Of Louisiana re-
ative to the organization of Corporations for
works of public improvements and for other pur-
poses, they have covenanted and agreed, and do
by these presents covenant and agree to form
themselves into and cons itute corporation
under the following articles which they adopt as
their charter:
ARTICLE
The name of this corporal ton shall be the
FIRST CENTRAL DIFFUSION SUGAR MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY. and by that name it
shall have power and authority
First. To have and enjoy succession for the
period of twenty five years.
Second. To contract sue and be sued.
Third. To make and use a corporate seal.
Fourth To hold, receive, purchase, and con-
vey property, real and personal.
Fifth. To name and appoint such managers,
directors and officers as it's interest and con-
venience may require.
Sixth. To establish. make, alter, or amend
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE RIO BRAVO AGAIN.

A private letter from Capt. Kells to an &C.
quaintance gives some particulars of the late
mishap to his vessel.
The wind began blowing with such force
on the day of the going ashore that it was i'm
possible to gain steerage way. The broad
side of the boat was SO great it acted like the
sail of ship, and notwithstanding anchors
were dropped and full head of steam was
put on, she dragged. The two smokestacks
were carried overheard and considerable
damage done.
By noon Monday he will have reached Gal
weston, where repairs will be made and the
trip to the Rio Grande resumed. Capt. Kells
has, however, asked for convoy SO that in
case another gale comes on he may have as
sistanee He thinks this time he will make
the river safely.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE COURTS.
Superior Criminal Court.

The Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal Company have filed petition setting
forth that they have authority to cause to be
made such levees and works as set forth in
act 80 of 1871.
That w. Van Norden is engaged for the
company in excavating canals along the line
of the Peoples Avenue, as designated by the
Board of Administrators, and that this work
had advanced to line near the crossing of
the Mobile and Texas Railroad.
1t further sets forth that the Ship Canal
Company have in vain attempted to negotiate
with the railroad company, notwithstanding
that the former offered to construct turn
out, SO as not to obstruct transportation on the
road.
They allege that these delays have occa-
stoned them $4,000 damages.
An Injunction was asked for to restrain the
railroad company from interfering.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24

RECEIPT FOR "DREssIhG FASHIONABLE
LADy.-Take young woman, and turn her
once in a breadth of satin, twice in eauze
sc ,rf and three times in puff of tulle: add
twenty yards of flowery garlands wherewith to
season the whole. The dish is then trusse d up.
but has not yet sufficient dressing. Some
thing heavy in the shape of a train is needed
It may be made of matelasse, with raised
flowers, or of brocade. Skewer it on well
behind, and garnish with gauze butterflies,
lace, birds, or gilt beetles. Keep very warm
at the base and very cool at the top. Remove
the dressing as much as possible from upper
part and pile it on below. Season with dia-
monds and serve up warm.