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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-14

SUICIDE ny HANGING.-Mrs Fogleson,
wife of John Fogleson, q teamster in the en-
ploy of the Stockton Coal Company, hung
herself at Stockton last night between the
hours Of = and o'clock. As much as we
have been Informed Mrs, Fogloson has been
in the habit of imbibing rather much of the
"ardent" Last night she was under the iuflu-
enco ofliquor when she committed this deed
The manner in which she hung herself is
similar to that of the other suicides which
have occurred in this borough during the last
year. In the garden near the hou,e there
stands pole which is used to hang meat on
to dry; to this she fastened rope and then
fastened it TO her neck. Under her feet she
placed stool aud we suppose after all ar
rangement were complete she kicked the
stool from under her which put an end to
her existence. Her body is supposed to
have hung fifteen minntcs before it was dis.
covered.-NeCS Of the 4h INSTALLATION
Sentinel.
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BLOOMSDURG MARKET.
Marriages.


rH-McuENRY on tho 9th inst, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father by Rev g. L. zhner, Mr..
Josiah smith, Of MinlMylle, to Miss Ella Mcllenry,
OF Du5hOre.
MOyER-ROBISON.-I In Bloomsbury on the 9th
inst b, the Rev Stuart Mitchell, Charles A. Meyer,
Of Bloomsbmg, to Miss Martha 81. Robson OF
Espy.
LOWERY-sITLER.-Dec 3Oth 1875, by the
Rev. $. r. Rcmer, Nr, George W. Lowery, OF Orange,
to Miss Caroline sitter, Of Csntre.
KOYEI-GEAEHAlT.- .-IeCemler 3tth, by the
Rev A. Il. Hottenstine, Mr.. Daniel c. Roger, OF
MinllnbuIg, TO Miss Emma J Gearhart, OF Aliililn.
BAUCHEll-FORTNER.- 10th, at the
home OF the bride In Nescopcck, BY tho Rev. II. B.
FOrtner MIR. william \. Baucher, Of Belle Bend, to
Miss NJ Belle FOrtnar.
HOLLOPETER GROVER December 3Oth, at the
brides home In IOllenback by Rev. II. B. Foriner
Mr. u. +. HoopOter, Of Shckshlnny, 10 Miss Martha
| e. Grover eldest daughter OF Nj. Butler Grover
| FVELAND-KIEESDAIL- th, at the
residence Of stephen KiEendall, in Neacopeck, by
tA, Kov. W, Catteu, Mr.. l.. Eyeland TO hiss, f, a,
| KickCudull.
| MILLAR-JONES.-De 2lSt, at the parson-
| age In Beach Haven, by Rev. IL. u. Fortner, Mr
| George W. Millur TO Miss Mary l.. Jones, both Of
| Forks, Columbia county.
| NOSs-NOSS. December 5th, In Hollenback, by
| Rev. II b. Fortner. MI. iona Moss, Of summer Hill
| to Mrs. Elizabeth Moss, OF sugarloaf.
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maintenance of health is often more diff
cult than its recovery Vitiated condition.
of the atmosphere, unhealthy occupations
extremes of heat or cold, and constant ex
posture to rough weather, are all so many
rrovocations of disease. There is but one
sure way of eflcctually guarding the system
when thus subjected TO influences prejudi-
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iudcous tonic and Alternative medication
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lions. The roperti,s OF au inyigorant and
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the system, overcomes all tendency of the
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dcviatc from regularity in the discharge OF
functions upon which the welfare of the en-.
tire Physical organization is dependant
Health cannot be more efIectually main
tanned than By using the Bitters. jan7-lm
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from activeprac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by an
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anent Cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
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KIDNEY DIFFICULTIEs.-S' 'eer's Port
Grape " in, is one OF the hest diuretc5
known, il gently acts Oh the kidneys, stlulu-
Iating and iniuslng in them new vigor and
urges them to throw from the syste, all the
worn out particles which if suffered to re-
main would poison the blood and create
disease. Every disease to a certain extent
demands diurptic, every part of the system
must be in working order to maintain health,
and the kidneys especially are the main
avenues for the escape of the poisons of the
system. Physicians have, after strict trial
and due examination, found Speer's Port
Grape Wine to answer the purpose admira-
bly,, and recommend it in cases where diu-
retic is needed. This wine is raised in New
Jersey, aud sold by druggists generally.
Ian lIth lS75-Iw
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DEATH OF ry-I'neAstfprp svynr,


on Monday morning last an adjourned session
OF the Court was held for the disposition of mis-
ccIlancous matters. Col Freeze presented the
auditors report on the account Of John Snyder
treasurer, and while the question was being dis.
cuS'ed as to whether it wa, necessary for the re-
port to be approved by the court, the sad an
noohcement was made that John Snyder had
uied suddenly at four o'clock that morning. 1t
was only last week that Mr.. Snyder was here,
attending to his official duties, apparently in
eooa health, and undoubtedly in good spirits, as
he always was, Little did his friends think
mat IN few brief days the relentless hand OF
Death would hush his kindly voice forever in
'he grave. As man, Mr. Snyder enjoyed the
confidence and respect of all who knew him, As
an officer of the County, he was honest and up.
right in all his dealings. As u friend, he was
llrm and true. lie will be greatly missed in his
township aud in the county. We extend our
heartfelt sympathies to his bercaved family.
Peace to his ashes"
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

co .Cu3IA tOUSTY. So:
A the UipAans' court Of Columbia County In the
matter Of I'll" partition and valuation fthc estate ~
NO II > fTtLtlss, late Of Bloom township, deceased,
TO
FIJI n, intern arrled with James Price and TO said
Jan IS NJ rice, Noah G. PrPnttSs and clara PreE-
lss: lJu are hereb notified that On the 18TH day IL
December, SO. the Orphans Court ~ columbia
con ty grained rule upon the heirs u said de CO.
o.. aCtrI 0r refuse the estate al the lluatluQ
ur now CtLsc way Tire same should not be sll'.
.."'eIvre uu are hereby commanded TO be ana az,
pear n an orphans ,Curt TO be holden at RlOOms.
h re. IN ~ fOr ths said county, on the frat Ntd-
nte y g ruarS next ana then and there acc pt
or r'f,'f he estate W he valuation out upup IL i,
the y qua ( Guly awarded, show why The sane
,hG Id ~ EC sold agrCeabJ to the act Of AaaeMbl
IN sdc' e, made and provided: hereof fan not
WV 3 the Honorable William EWeil. ESQUIRE
lr'r at Ct our said Court at Reun shurg the lsta
day It December, A. d. one thousand elght hundred
and seventy y-nvo.
MICHAEL GROVER
Dec = - Jt. sheriff.
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We wonder what QUAD, the Bloomsburg cor
RESPONDENT OF the Edo, can have against any
m NIB Of our Town Council and also who the
Official is to whom he refers. This is what he
says
! have heard Of another fght, this time it
harp II J in the hnl Of q Second stree hulAins
-- fnrIh floor, counting down from the roof--a
aioon This time one Of our OFFICIALS fund
that his brother had little too much "Chri.t-
ma, in his hat, thought he could carry "hon-
- 10y abnsing and pounding snrh an one
L as was a Town Councilman" again.
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Deaths.

DlED.-In orangeyiue, on tie 9th inst, George
uarman, age 81 years, months, and days
GBARuART-At her home in Hillsborough, Caro-
line county Maryland on the 2d, Of Dec, 1915, Mr.
L. Gearhart beloved wife Of II. L, Gcarhar formerly
Of Columbia county Pa.
npenCe 10 O mothcrs remains ~
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If you want good Ham,
If you want cheap and good Tea,
If you want Coilee-Java or Rio,
If you want good Canned Fruit,
If you want The best Mackerel,
If you want Sugar for the least money,
If you want the best Syrups in town,
If you want good Cigars,
If you want good Tobacco.
If you want anything in the Grocery and
Provision line, go to RUssELLs, Main street
tf0h
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t. opou winter ut- u..u improved lv oyr
fl m''7 IN piowinE Wcaen, sar, brt at
an old ta.hioncd winter would have been btt.
for their grain Taa mill weather, however
ha' breu blessing to III, poor.
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The Rpuiicaa /. as true to the Repnhlcan
party = The needle i, to the poles -RepuJjicaa,
JAM GH
just about Hoi know he needle some imc,
varies q little.
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RAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY. PA

DR.. Faiers Kidney Cordid removes de-
pits of Grorci, Cdtcuii, Acids, retention, OF
Urine, Great Purifier of the Bladder and
Kidneys. G. A. KLEIN Sole Agent for
Pb,msburg, Pa,
Dee. 17'i5-ly.
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The Stockholders f'ths North & West
Branch Railroad, met in Bloomsbury On
last Monday and organized by eecting Wn.
Peacock Pres, and } b, Robinson Esq,
Secty. The following officers were elected;
d. J. Waller, Pres, Directors, VIM. Neal,
j. Schuyler, j. A. Funston, James Masters,
Wm. Peacock, G. w. Neal, l. W. Hartman,
A. L. turner, j. b. Robinson, b. 5. Bently
l.. f. Waller and G. w. Miller.
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Blacksmith's Anthracite,
D,trn,tr,,,

and Limcburner's Coal.
Especial attention givcn to the prepara-
ton of coal b,iore teaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange for coat
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
store, or at oar Office will receive prompt at
tention. Office and Yards at William Neal
& sons Furnace, East Bloomsburg. Your
patronage respectfully solicited,
COAL. 7--tf-3jl COAIF
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4 CoNUNpRUN.-"Whorc will the next spcia-
be he hcld?' Answers may be addressed to
the ColrMmAN office. We hope We ah. not
receive more than oue AT time
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-14

When you 90 to Philadelphia stop at
the Allegheny House, No. ol2 and Sl4 Mar
ket street; having been recently renovated
Price only ~ per day A. BECK,
March l9,'75-1y Proprietor.
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Mems and boysN Gum Boots, Kip Boots,
and French Calf Boots, the best IN market
and Mt the lowest prices at L. NJ Knorr's.
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As we write, "Wednesday aftcrnoon) the
first snow storm Of the season is upon Us.
The earth is fast denning her winter garh,
aud our hitherto long-faced sIeighmakers are
jubiiant. This has been an unusual season
thus far, having 50 many MAy-day5 that We
were constantly expertin; to hear that the
danes Of the town had been seized with the
mania Of spring house-cleaning, We hal
the coming of the snow flakes with delight
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All that certain tract Of land situate in Fishing
creek township. Columbia county, ana state Of Penn
-SNnnia, and adjoining lana of John pealer Un uho
North, lant Of v lillian NhlteuSht and the h rs or
IolIu stQCker, deceased. the east land Of Daniel
sucker, deceased, on tho south and land OF Cstha-
riLe Fealer on the west containing seventy seven
acres and one hundred lnc tOIt t-thrUe perChes t.
gethyr with the Entertainments md appuItenaIces.
seized, taken iutO execution, md 20 he -Od af the
moperty uf Elias r. Bender ana Anandus Unangst,
terre Tenant.
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COAL


c. w. NEAL & Bro, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities oi
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
mar rket rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks OF
Domestic,
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RHEUMATIsM, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Scia-
positively cured by Dr. Filters Rheumatic
Remedy and Pills. A. Klein. Sole Ag, Mt,
Bloomsburg, Pa. Dec. II, '75-ly.
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FoR SALE-A good horse will bo sold
cheap. Inquire of +. Widmryer.
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Our 'own'nan, Ge,r5e \. Clrk. ha. pur.
ch '~.d for the VI L. Church ut Back I,rn
s,.ndid hell weighing 500 pounds.
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Some evil designed persons have been attempt
ing to throw trains from the track of the L.& 3
railroad short distance above Beach Haven
the past week By placing large stones or rocks ON
the track. We hope some Of the employees may
LAY low for the miacreant1 and that they may
be caught aud have justice meted ont to them.
The dining room of the Exchang' Hotel has
recently been decorated in the most artistic
manner The walls and ceiling are painted in
panels in very neat and pretty tins, and no ho-
tel in the Safe can boast of more pleasant din
ing hail than Major Koors has provided for his
guests. The Office and bar-room are undergo
ing the same Improvement Leonard Shipman
is the artist.
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ALSO,

All that lot or piece Of land situated IN the bor-
O"tN " tentralia, county Of columbia, state OF
Pennsylvania, bounded and described rs follows to
Wit On the west by lut Ct widow Home, north by
Land u Locust Mountain Coal and iron CnInpany
east by lr"utwinc street, and south by Railroad
street. - lot being twenty five rect deep be the
same, more ur less. on which Is erected dwelling
Uul-a.
seized. taken into execution and to be sold as the
property Uf Hachariah krelscLeT
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10 pieces of Black Alpacas Just received,
at 80, 40, 4j, so, 90, go, 60, and ~ cts, at
Clark Il Wofs.
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For Mince Meat, at Is cents q pound, and
fine lot of Cranberries go to Russells.
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The New Years Address Of the Willamaport
Gascttc 4 Bulletin, the receipt Of which ne mere
by nck nowledce is one sf The ne,t.st we ever
aaw. They always do thing. well in that Office
We don't like their politics, but We admire their
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UiSTERS. UlSTERS! ULSTERS
The storm coat for winter now 4eling at d.
Lowenhprg's,
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FARMERS ATTENTION Russ,I takes Batter
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for goods
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Hats, Hats, Hats,
Caps, Caps, Caps,
For men, boys & children,
at ID. LowenDerg' :.
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ALSO.

Fi-hhgtIecS township, Columbia county, bounded
by lands Uf NCher Pennington the north, OF Elias
NCuntr on the east Uf ". p. ITeNler on the west
AMI ot Peter Eplliu On be south containing eighty
ceres, more or less, NnereOn are frame ave li,uR
1uu,c, u bank barn. wagon shed and other outOulid-
ings.
seized, taken into execution. and to be sold the
property Of Y. ". Edgar and William Edgar
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For RENT.--A large new Store Room. Hall,
d Dwelling apartments. New brick building
on Main street near Market Terms cheap.
Inquire of GEO. W. 81 ERNER.
Dec TO- '75-tf
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ALSO.

All that certain real estate situate In FishinGcreek
tOwn-Hip Columbia county, bounded and described
as follows: ON the nOrth b. James Park, on the
south hy Samuel 4. Pcaer on the west by r. B.
Jones, and on the east by heirs Of Buckaew
Ing fourteen acres, more or CSS, the being un-
seated land, with the apnUrienanCCs.
seized, taken into eStCutiJ., ana to he sold us the
property OF James y. Jones.
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c. w. NEAL C BRO, spare no expense to send
ont nice Coal. 32tf
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WATER PROOF WAFER PROOF
Boots at Mcknney's
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Tubular Lantern Burners and Globes At
Keim's Drug Store.
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ALSO,

All that certain messuare and farm containing
one Eunurr0 ana thirty -four acres more or less Sit
uaia IN orange township, adjoining lands cf the
AouS q George Kline, Daniel Kliue, ana bounded In
pdTr also by Fishing creek being the same ru,ilss
convey ed " L, u, idt.gttH Fnt vic ~ r-Vr G-4s.
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ALSO.

Al that certain lot Of land ituate IN the town OF
BlOomShuTg, columbia county bounded ana descr1b-
ID n follows, 10 wit: dlonng lot OF Nathan ChrO-
mis- on the east, by Canal street on the south. by
m the Yves whercon Is erected . dwelling house
ans out buildings
seized, taken into execution, aud to be sold as tho
property OF Tobias Henry.
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ALSO,

F7ht acres Of timber land be the 2 anne more
or less, IN The township q Orange aGjoIng ands
4 jesse Brumsfctler, luSerh ldshart, James Eyes
Hartman, and otGers, being the same premises con-
NeNod 10 Peter Eclius James kvas and wife, to-
gcthCr with the EcrcGitaReutS ana appurtenances
Seized, tax into execution and to be sold as the
prOpG,ty OF Charles Lee,
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Don't he worried and annoyed with not only a
poor quality OF Coat but dirty AMI Sa'y besides,
but bay OF c. W. NEAL y FRO. who deal only
in the best qualities 32tf
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ALSO,

An that certain lot or piece Of ground situate IN
tlo town II B uumShurg, Columbia county, on tho
cast SIDE ~ Fast street, oundPd follows to wit
beginning At corner on an alley ana Fast street,
thence along said East street southeast NIFTY
I've et 10 Lot Of Jacob Sh4rer. N Auug saio lot
I Jacob Shhner northeast - SrdlF one HUNDRED aud
insly I'VE ftet 10 hednut alley, thsnCs bS said al
~ north re>tv srdy nityh1e feet To the alley rst
mentioned thence ty ssid alley HUuth- west wardly
me hundred ana ninety nVe feet TO tha place uf 10
linnlrg; " sTcOn arc erected . two st0rJ frame
dwelling house, stable and other outuuidings
Seized, taken INTO execution and TO be sold as tho
property Of ;! IL ester D, Faux and I!llmsn Faux.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-14

DUsIN ESS CARDS,
I'D VISITING CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
BILL HHAlS
PoSfKlls 6c., AZ.
Neatly and cheaply printed at the VoLuA-
blAN Ohice.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-14

The performance Of heopeFet'a OF the MANI
Queen. 1t the Danyille Orcra House this week
under the direction Of Mr., Mcknight, was
complete success, The scenery ana COSTUMES
were gorgeous, and the music good, though
mnch Of il co. sisted Of familiar airs from we'll
known operas Mr. Peter Baldywi'h his o'u''
kiudn,ss, oA,r,d the people of nelghbor'h-
towns an opportunity to witness this masaIll'en'
p.rfornuucr by securing special trains IN boz"
dircti,n-. We took advantage of the occa'lo'
-on Tu, d~y nislt and were well paid W. "
moi hear wo.d ubOul country people
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-14
Also,

Al that certain piece Or tract Of lana situate in
IN" township, county er -tatt afo ess,d, tuLuded
ana Ct sCrlled a. tuAON t0 wit THO west Dy land
81 Levi fcster, Oh the north ~ snds late heirs of
AnefeW lrtas sud William Eurlan. cn the east by
ot John Corper, nov deceased, Containing thirty
acres, more or tess.
sell ed taken INTO eXecui on, and 10 he sold a. the
ntOP rty CT george sitter with rOiice 70 John Siler
Jr- =, rre tenant and rrcseht owner.