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

Did YOU sen that Dress Gods at Clark &
VOLTS, al - cts. per yard tn" great bargain
of the season
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On Monday last there was meeting OF tn"
Stockholders of the llunock's Creek and Nun
cy Railroad, at this place, The election for Of
Gcers was conducted by Messrs. Bowers, MeIic'
and Brockway, and resulted as follows PfeS'-
dent Wm. Brindle; Directors, p. NJ. Smith, H.
W. Pelriken, Charles Motley, George W. PM
lips John Grouse, Jonas Doty, John koontz, >
n Dod,on. Peter Iaubach, Richard Sulc3, H.
t. Chaplin and p. NJ. Trnmbower
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~ Year, In advance. g5 cents a number

The 10 vols, complete, Nov. 1870, 10 oct. 1915,
bound In maroon cloth 5000
do. do. bound IN half morocco, 5000
. Vols. begin In November and Nay. Any OF the
earlier volumcsI 10 NIlhWlll lie supplied sep ratell
to PARTIES who wish trtm to omllcte sets st this
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orders.
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ders, CT h tGIk ChtCls, q ty registered Letters
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A large stock of Tobacco, q, the following
brands. Peach and Honey, Golden Gun,
Gonduln. Bright Golden Government, Bases
choice, Modoc in pals. 10000 cigars OF
different varieties wholesale II al retail, Con-
fiction ,ry Wholesale and re'dil at NJ. NJ.
Russcl's
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-14

The Republican is the frat paper IN the county
to publish the jury and lral list for February
court.-RepnJlicGn Jan. 6h.
This is rare specimen of the promptncs'
and energy Of our neishbor over the way, since
it is published a day in advance of the other pa
pers of the town.
|, X. Miller agent 70, pianos and organs ha-
second hand Mason & IIamln organ, which
can be secured at a bargain. 1t has Two banks
of keys, eight stops and four sets of reeds, nnd is
in good condition Just the thing for church
or lodge. IT,
l'y a clerical error in the writ on which the
property of jesse d. Rice is to be sold, the
Green quarry lot was advertistd for sale by the
Sheriff This lot il the property Of James Rice,
and ought not to have been in the writ, a. it l.
not to be sold. We make this corr eclion in jus
tce to Mr. James Rice.
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ALSO,

All that certain piece parcel n land situated in
tlsAingcreek township, COLUMBIA county, Penua,
bounded On the north by lands OF 3. f. Edgar Oh tho
west by land OF Of b. Edgar, ON the south by land
fJoseph Dloterlch aud Peter EvelaAd, and on the
LAST by land Of John NenDer on which are erected
Owe ling house and stable containing nfty acres,
more or less, with the appurtcnauceB.
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ALSO.

All that certain dwelling house Of two stories hav-
ing front OF sixteen feet and depth ~ thirty-six
feet situate upon lot or piece ~ land In the town
II Espy, UsAip ~ scott columbia county bound
ed east By lot of William Chllsman, soutLwardiy
by an alley, westWarulr by a lot OF william g. Cir
ton, ana aCTthwardl by second street, containing
Jlglty-tNu ana half feet front
seized, ken into execution, and 10 be sold as tho
property uf james Fowler
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FUBLIC SALE.

BY NT,TIE Cf On order Of the or hans Cour,
o. tl!un la county, the undersigned l. G., uCr. &c
{. John rtu' h, late = jackson township in said
court 2cs&ed, viii expose TO IubLc sale On the
'cN -es
TUi SNAY, JANUARY IS, 1876,
att Tcl- o. the forenoon Of said day, the follow
ht q 'a'r, / ~1l estate to-wit: All that certain
riay' para ~
4NACT OF LAND,
situate In FaCGson township Columbia county, ad-
Ju'tl. laHus OF IrHm DeTr the east, lands or
JtCOO Inl1sty on the moth, lands CI William Man
uins on tho west and n0rth and lands late Of
= on the west and LANDS OF Humphrey Parker Cd
the south containing
SIXTY-FOUR ACRES
and n pcrches and allowance whereon Is erected a
Loo DWELLING HOUSE AND BARN,
About 80 OF said tract Is cleared ana balance IN
timber Good water at the dwelling house and there
u on the premi' es
GOOD YOUNG APPLE ORCHARD.
l.llMS or sALE.-Ten per cent. Of the one-fourth
Or the purChase money 60 he paid at the striking
dawn OF the property the One-snurth IeSS the ten
per cert. ri the confirmation absolute and the re-
maining three-fuurths in one year thereafter with
GEORGE y. TRATH,
Executor.
Dec. e4--ts New Columbus, Pa.
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A PLAIN CAsE-Judgc McReynoIds Will
Associate Judge, evidently picked mp some legal
ideas. A lawyer OF this place recently sent hl]
a bill for itty cents, the balance Of subscriptions
10 a newspaper, claimed to be due from his faith
er. Ills nlher died l79l and heJuaSeho"
aged SO years, claim'
First, His ia her did not take the paper Ihe'
nor since hi4 death.
S,c1ld, The paper was not in existence IN 1871
Third. The statute of limitations.
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ALSO,

Al that certain trGct or Piece of land situate In
Centre township columbia county, sud stale u
PchrSylVHhis, bounced and doaCrlued IS Follows 10
wit on the vert ~ lnd uf J'.u sitter, Ir "A tho
norn ~ Lands oi enc heirs II Andrew Fr.as AM " IL
NhIn hC man, sUd on the east and south % lAuS5
late 81 JChs conner, decreased, containing thirty
one scros, more ur less, on which erected dwel-
Ing house Lnd barn, with no dppuTtcbaucts.
SEIZED, taksa iLto CUl0n ana 10 be sold as tho
prsTeu! Ci Geuge Siter with notice 10 samuel
Nhllmtyer ieIre tenant and present owner.
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For SALE.--A house anJ lot on Eas
street. Apply TO 5. ii Miller.
Jan. li--3w.
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Rubber Boots At McKinney',.
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OUR Pooh IIoUsE-A few days ago we mad
a bri,r Wait TO the Bloom District Poor lloasc
and farm, situated IN Mt, Pleasant township
and under the superintendence of Elias u"
The district is composed Of the townships OF
Bloom, Scott, Greenwood and SasarIoaf, ana Al
present has but seventeen panper7 all oil "loh'
are fit subjects for public care Every 'n'n
about the place appears neat and the ca'''e
hog4, DC, are as foe in breed and appe'ranc.
a. any in the County. The larm is economical
" managed, and other townships now Fgsr'
that it wa4 not made County n'tiu'Ion,whore
by much expense and litigation would haY
been saved.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.


Take Ayers Pnle fer Oll the purposes Of 8 purPa-
tive, for constipation, Indigestion headache, and l
er complaint BY univ, rsa accord they are the best
Of all purgatlvcs for family use.
1t IS 20 wonder Hat invada losc faith IN specifies
when so many worthless medicines ere advertised
for the cur Of varOu. dis-as.., but which, whrp
tried are "fcu+s wanting" We have 70 learnEow-
ever, Of the first failure Cf n Nsears Haisg d
Wild Cherry 10 cure coughs colds, and pulwoaal
disease. 20 cents and 81 bottle large bC. Ties .'h
the cheaper.
schencks Pulmonlc syrup, for the cure Of corsump-
tlon, coughs and colds.
The great vrtus q thts medicine f. that It riDcas
the matter ard throws Get cf tt. system puTin $
| the blood, and tsrs effects q cure.
schenCks sea weed Toulc for the cure OF dyspepsia
snaiSeefaoa a.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the stom-
ech creating an appetite fcrmtnr VIE and curing
the mosS Obstinate eases Of Ind 'gcstion.
schencks Mandrake Pills, FOR tho cure OF liver COM
plotnt, &C.
These rnls are Alternative ana produce healthy
action Of the liver without the least danger as thry
are free from calonrl, ami Yet more cnicacious in
restoring a healthy action o' the liver
ThcSe rcracdirs are certain cure fnr consumption
as the pulmsnc syrup rron1 the matter and puriiics
| the blood. The mandrake ptls oct urcn the uycr,
crea healthy ble ana remove all diseases OF the
| liver, Often Gauss OF consumption. The sea weed
tonic gives topc ard stDsngth 10 the stomach makes
| a good dl! Stion and enables the organs 10 form
good blood aud thus creates hcaay circulation OF
healthy blood. The combined action OF these medi-
cires as thus explained win cure every case OF con-
sumption, II taken in umo and the use Of the medi-
| Cines porSeyered In.
DR. sch mex Il professionally at hs principal &C,
corner sixth and Arch stb, rhllod phin, ever Mon
day. where al letters for adyice must be addressed.
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The To1ic produces a healthy action OF the storD
ech, creating an appetite, fcrrtnr lie, and cutn
the mOHf Obstinate cases Of inj' gcstiOn.
schenCks Mandrake Pills FOR tho OF liver com
plotnt. &C.
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a also,

In the same township. two other lots. bounded on
the north by lands OF Richard Stiles on the south by
benjamin Mclienry, on the west b. Main street, on
the east by arvin Masters with the appurtenances,
said two lots containing 4 acre.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property Of Russel p McliCnry.
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The great virtue q hts medicine f. that It r1cAs
the matter ard throws Get cf til. system, purii
the blood and tsrs Effects & cure
schenCks soa weed Tonlc for tNe Cnre Of dyHpepsia
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schenck's Pulmonic syrup, for the OF coIsuTnp
tion, coughs and colds.
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AlSO,

All that certain real estate situate In Benton
town hip. Columbip county. bounded and described
ST lows on tnelWest b. Matthew McHenry, on the
nUrtu 10y robert Edgar, the east by Thomas Nc
I'd Il dwelling house and barn, containing seventy
TX acres, more or less.
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| Il b COLU NJ MBII \,
Rail Road Time Table.

'hoonsBuRG. FRIDAY, JAN ~. ,sic
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ALSO,

Al that certain real estate situate iu Scott town
ship, Columbia COUNTY, b,ti.ied t!lt sudtH by
pdblic ROAD. on tie west by ;. Kuhn, te north
by public road, and on the east 10y land Il Daniel
NJ! der whereUn is erected frame Dar., said land
cphtat"ing about twenty acres, with the appurte-
u.tncrS.
seized. taken into execution. and 10 be sold as the
property Oi hartman &. CreNellus.
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$3.50 will buy pair of Baton Shoes mt
T.. NJ kuurr's.
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ONER-COATS! q, ERCOATS!
Largest stock,
Lowest Prices,
Great Barsa'Hs at
u. Lowenberg's.
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Good clean Co1l to be la only Of c. w.
Neal & Bro. 32tf
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| C1cap, Inquire Oi F. w NluHh' yoi'
10 pieces of Black Alpacas Just received,
at 80, 40, 4j, so, 80, go, 60, and 10 cts, al
Clark & Wolrs.
Mems and boyst Gum b ,ots, Kip Boots,
and French Calf Boots, the best IN market
Land at the lowest prices at L. Nj. Knorr's.
Snow Excluders for sale at McKinney's.
Hats, Hats, Hats,
Caps, Caps, Caps,
For men, boys Il children,
at ID. LowenDerg'
c. w. NEAL &C Bro, spare no expense to send
,nt nice Coal. 32tf
Tubular Lantern Burners and Globes at
| kleim's Drug Store.
TDWANDA BO)r3l TON \NDA BOOTS
The best an ni,,.t ,cia for every one
To buy. Fry trm Foy le NJ McKin-
ury's.
For SALE.--A house alJ lot on East
street. Apply 10 5. ii Miller.
Jan. li-3w.
Did you .en that Dress Gods at Clark &
VOLTS, Al IS cts. per yard In" great bargain
of the season
A large stock of Tobacco, o, the following
| pI o:, N" ~ ~ - :, ',,', p,''.,'
H'.""'", p'ls"' '''Iutn '"N '''''''''., n''''
choice, Modoc in pals. 10000 cigars OF
| different varieties wholesale II al retail, Con-
fiction ,ry Wholesale and re'dil Mt NJ. NJ.
| Russclps
W. rl',-rS ,'an'e w Nv, 'I'is on'y ~
cFh's per ooN' NJ - hIf'ln rug o'o'e'
Noal 9 Rro 32,f
-As~~-.-
Meas Beck Arctic, and al ,nds OF Ru :
o.'S "' H. W. N"''' =
nI.,L ,,,.L.,...... ...i ,,.,., ,,l,, a %
per Yard At Clark x Woifs.
Centennial Seamless Bag 80 cents Il
piece "t VI. NJ tn-seis'
---.-.-------
l,ry.st -toc,
| L,v..p Price.
'''' D'' ,,onhar,,,s
.
g., ,o III p...... c,.,., -.
r. '1i'g WIZ va! F"'' Vi d. '''' S'o'' ~
i'' -'i' N''"'i
l',''. p moIiiV" % I'u & 'l!'S'u T'' u'i o,i'
| '' I''r I,'' ~ " Nr, b.. ,h, d,.I nniy
w" o''{ v, ~ I;,;[ " i'''' WIN '''' 95,f
- '''>
,rrp pp0oF WArrp PROOF
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Meas Bnck Arctic and all nds of Ru :
b rs ~ 4. N. Knurr's
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ny VIRTUE OF stiNBRY wRITs ISSUED cd
Of the Court Of Common pleas OF Columbia county
and to me directed will be exposed 10 sale at N
Court House on
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BrWianay Illustrated Articles on
AMERICAN COLLEGES.
Written respec lycly by their friends, viii appear
during the year.
OLD NEW YORK,

Elegantly Illustrated articles un O!u New York, by
Joln +. Mines VIII appear at once and vi attra,t
the ateni ion OF ALL In city or country, who mark
WI interest the de opment OF the great metrnpo-
tiles of Its Clden time.
Every nun ber IS prOfusely illustrated. thus ena-
bling us 10 give to ON deSCrpti aud narrative arii-
crs an interest and permanent value never attained
IN u nOn-iiluStrated periodical
The Editorial Departments
occupy over twenty pages Of each number, and con-
tain Dr hollands YigOr and timely editorials as
well as reviews OF the latest works In Art LlteTa-
pH
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z SOUTT -T-W TT.TU III TIIH i INUTTV NUTIlOfT,
"PiiiLiP NnLAN'S FRiHSDS,

Or, NhON ! OUT TN-9pNrls,"
by EDWARD EVERETT HhIr
The OF this story Is laid IN the south estrTn
territory, now fOrmi'g the -tatrs Of Louisiana. and
Texas, at the tine Of Aaron bnrr'- tr ssGn. the
Characters lived In section which was now Amcr-
can, now French, now spanish and this record Of
their adventurous lives makes story OF intense and
NJ 4 ~ 1 %, INF crest thrnlIrhnlt.
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CATAWIssA RAIL ROAD.
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one other lot, bounded on tho north by Second
street, On the cast uv thomas ". Edlsar. on the
south hy Gn alley auG "a tue west ''v i, A. tfren
UnI OtneI prCpgrt; - II. q. tT.v,itns, p.inE ,2S
ret II mt and Ii- feet deep, ,yh6reun f. erected q
two story frame stable.
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A SECO ~ "FAHXNs'S VACATINN,
CENTENNIAL LETTERS,

4 rare collection of Revolutionary Letters main
from stores IN the hands uf the descendants Of co
JOSEPH Ward. They are fun Of interest, and will /
read with Il raIe relish IN connection with the Ger
tenlial celebration OF the year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-25

MATTERS IN BRIEF.-The Hsrper's Fer
~ property was not sold on Thursday, in cons
SEQUENCE of instructions telegraphed from
Washington.
y man named Bailey, from Woverton,
Md, attempted to board a passing freight
train at Hurpcr's Ferry, on FRIDAY night, and
was run over and terribly manglcd by tho
cars, death ensuing almost immediately.
The pulpit of the Baptist Church was oc-
cuPied en- Sunday morning by the Rev. j. a.
Davis, a converted Jew, who preached quite
an interesting sermon.
Jim Whiting, colOrcd, was painfully wound
ed on Thursday, by being accidentally struck
in the foot with tho tine of a pitch>fork in
the hands of Peter Brooks, also colored. DR..
Richardson gave him necessary attention.
Thursday, the 3lst day of August, has been
fixed upon by Jefferson Lodge, No. 81, of
Kabletown, as the time for the dedication of
the new Masonic Hall at that place. Ar
engagements arc being perfected to make it a
grand occasion, and wc have no doubt the
effort will be successful. Full particulars will
be given hereafter.
The annual Picnic of the Sabbath School
connec,ed with the NJ. E. Church South came
off at the woods Of Mr.. b. W. Herbert on
Thursday. .''Mollie" was on hand, and con-
VeTed passengers to and fro during the day.
The colorcd citizens of ~Shcphcrdstown will
have a Centennial Celebration on Saturday,
the Goth day of August.
Messrs. Duke u Gallaher have about COM
pleted the timing Of tie Court House cupola,
and Mr.. Jno. N. Wilmington, with a force of
assistants, is giving the wood work, &c a hand.
some coat of paint. Mr.. Tutwiler has COM
menced work on INC new brick pavement on
George street.
We received a call yesterday from B. F.
Sheet, Esq, tie clever editor of the Lees
burg Mirror ard member of the last Virginia
House Of Delegates, who had been rusticating
Cor a few days at Shannondale Springs 10 his
native county.
Letters and packages OF merchandise are
almost constantly being missent from abroad
TO Charleston in Kanawha County, and Charles
torn, our place of publication ; but q few
days ago an insurance man started from At
lanta, Ga, for Ghar!esfOwn, and arrived at
Charleston. and was there three days before
he found out he was in the wrong place, and
that whilst he was rustica.ing amidst the
salines of the Kanawha, the agent and per-
sons he wanted to see were several hundred
miles away near the junction of the Shen-
eadoah aud Potomac.
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4 IIealtM-Prometing atimuInnt.

Physicians. who certainly ought to be the beat
judg OF such NATTER, declare that wholesome
Httmulation ia net only desirnhle, bur essential in
many lnStsnces. When the temporary good effect
OF = sound AtITlu!snt ID confirmed and rendered
permanent, as in the cEse of Hootetter's Stomach
SitterS, by the action of tonic and Alternative prin-
ciples combined with it, it becomes infinitely more
etfIcHcIous as a TGncvant of physical energy aud n
corrective of those conditions of the body which
invite disease. The liitte.s have received the EN-.
Phatic sanction of Ineiica! men who have observed
the effect of that popular stiInulative cordial "a a
remedy for weakness, nervousness, dyspensia.
constipation, inactivity of the liver, maIariuus
teTcrE, and many other disorders. Its basis is
sound old rye. the HurSEt liquor known to COM
meroe' and itself possessing tonic properties OF no
mean order.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-25

THE GSLY SuRE CURE Foa RuPTuRE-The Oldest
and Best Hernia Surgeons in the World. the only
Lady Surgeon skilled in the Cure of Hernia, are
some OF the advantages offered by the Triumph
1924 Bowery, New York, (BrsHch Office
1915 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pal whose
Truss and Supporter were awarded the Medal at the
last session of tue great American Institute Fair
Send 10 cents for their New BooE. March ii.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-25

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVE just received from Philadelphia a com.
i plete line of all School Books used in the schuoIs
OF our town, which We can sell at as low hgures as
any other house. Any book not on HAND can be
furnished in q few days. have also a large stock
of Letter Cap, Foolscap, Note, Tinted, and Initial
Paper, With Envelopes of all sizes and shapes, with
States, Pen holders, Peas, &c, alt at low prices
Call and examine. C. f. RFiIER
ORIENTAL Cream. the most elegant and deli
also Hagau's Magnolia Balm and Saunders Face
Iowder. To be had at c E. ~BELLER'S.
Sc Congu!inc Tor mending China, Glass,
E~arthenware, Stone. Ivory, Wood, Leather,
April IL. 1876. E. ELLER
DEAD THIS-Sa fety from fire insured by usjpe
Ia the Hang Up Box Matches, 200 in a box, for
only FIVE cents. car be had at
ApriIll 1876 c. E. BELLER's.
TRY I'M Five Cent Havana Cigars, If you
L wish 4 good smoke.
June %, 1914.
lust received a nice line of Linen sui::pgs.
- Lawns. GreaadineE. PercAls. Cambria =, &c..at
very !Sw prices GEO. W. TAYLOR. Agt.
A GOOD Paper Collar for Cerrs nc box.
n GEO W.IAYLOR, Ag'i-
WILL pay the Highest Prices for Chickens and
June 20, 1876. GEO. w. TAYLOR. Ag't.
DOwDER SHOT.-The cheape.. and best
L Powder and Shot in the county. for sale By
JAS. LAW. HoOFF X 20.
L TuFpen!Ine, Sc.,juss received and for sale by
JAS LAW. HOOFF x CO..
NHURSS. Horse Buckets. Measures, Kegs, Buck
cts, Tubs. &c, for sale by
Nov. Is. IS75. JAS Law. & co.
IN HALF Barrels OF Family Roe Herring, iu.t
~ received and for sale y
May !, 1876. SEC WI. KEARsLEY.
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LOCAL IHTELLIGERCE.

TEMPERANCE CAMP MEETING AT LEE
TowN.-Thc temperance people of Loetown
and vicinity have been again asisating the
question of holding a Temperance Camp Meet
ing in that locality, and Leetown Lodge, No.
a, 1. o. G. T., has at length determined to
hold such a meeting, to m on Thurs
day, the 9th day of August next, and to
continue one or two weeks. Committees have
been appointed to secure eminent speakers,
(among whom it is hoped will be numbered
the renowned John E. Cough to engage
music, and make other necessary arrange
ments- a general invitation is extended to
the Temperance organizations of this and adj
joining States to participate in the meeting,
and it is especially desired by LeesOwn Lodge
that every sister organization in this and adj
Joining counties will tent on the ground
The Grand Lodge of Vest Virginia will meet
in Charlestown on the 9th of September, and
1t is probable the meeting will be continued
to enable the members of that body to visit
it. As considerable =pense will attend the
holding of the above meeting, ii is emirent!y
proper that oil friends of the cause, whether
they belong to any organized body or not,
should contribute in some manner toward its
success. The members of Lectown Lodge
will therefore cheerfully receive my contri>
button that the people of the COUNT may feel
disposed to give in aid of their laudablc effort.
The Z. & o. r. r. ExcURsIoy.-A letter
from S. Spencer, Esq, Supervisor Of Trains,
b o. R. r informs Us that the Excursion
Train from the Valley to Washington City,
heretofore mentioned by US, Will be run som
I'M during the latter part of August, at
about one fare for the round "Trip. going down
IN the early morning and returning late in
the atternoon-at about $50 or 600, P. NJ
from Washington. This, as we have before
remarked, will afford a very favorable oppor-
tunity for visiting the National Capital at
email expense, and it is the intention of the
Company, should a desire for them to dc so
be manifested, to extend the trip to the Gem
tenuial. As very few of our citizens have as
yet been to the International Exhibition at
Philadelphia, whilst the desire to attend The
same seems general, We have not the slightest
doubt that such an excursion would meet with
hearty appreciation and general patronage
along the whole line Of the Valley Branch,
especially as it would enable the Inhabitants
of our section to enjoy the pleasure of visiting
the Centennial in a body. The company
would like to haze some expression on the
part of the people as to the number who viii
probably 90.