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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01
TIE FEBRUARY ELECTION.

On the third Tuesday Of February, which
will be the 10th day of the month, election will
be held for the purpose Of choosing township
and borough officers for the ensuing year. In
Bloomsbury we are to elect President Of the
Town Council, six members of Town Council
two school directors to serve for three years, ,one
school director to serve for two years to fill the
unexpired term of W. B. Koons, two Consta-
bles, two assessors, one Judge ard two Inspec-
tors of election in East Bloomsbury, and one
Judge and two Inspectors Of election in West
Bloomsbury. There will probably be the
usual contest over the Town Council, the main
issue being, as it has been for the past two
years, between the party of progres. and the
old fogies. The COW question will all be fought
over again, and the result Of the election will
depend very much upon the activity of those
who are opposed to turning the public streets
into pastures The question is not as to the
rights of the poor man alone, but as to the
rights Of all citizens and it must be as the ma
jority vote. The political complexion of the
council is a matter Of no importance What i'
needed are good, honest citizens who will con
duct our municipal affairs for the best interest
of all.
The selection Of proper men for constables il
another important matter. Do not vote for a
man for this Office because he asks you to do so,
but vote for those who are competent to perform
the duties imposed upon them. The good be-
havior of the town depends largely on having
active an d fearless consabes.
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THE "MOLLIE' TRIALS.
T Council.
PHILIP USANGsT,
ISAAC S. KUHN.

The trial at Mauch Chunk goes on with in
creasing interest and important disclosures are
expected. The evidence taken last week by
the Grand Jury,in which the evidence of Jim
my Kerrgan the "squealer," was an important
part, together with the testimony Of Mn. Smith
the wife of the murdered man, and her sister,
Mrs. Hess, and that of Drs. Longshore, Dim
mick and Fowler. Kelly the "Bum," was in
the Gould country" at the time Of the mu rder,
but short time after his return to this country
a little indiscretion on the part of Charley
Sharpe and the "Hairy Man caused them to
make the assertion that "they were among the
crowd that spilled Smiths blood" Kelly was
we'll dressed and at the end of his story he
made a very favorable impression. After the
evidence had been taken, on the next day the
Grand Jury returned true bills against the
"Hairy Man." Charley Sharpe and Thomas
Durkin. They will be tried at the March term
of court, and an interesting, even exciting trial
is anticipate d.-Mauch Chunk Gazette.
Kelly has since been returned to our Jail by
the Sheriff of Carbon county.
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CONSUMPTION CURED old physician,re-
tired from.practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary the formula
Of simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affec-
tone, also positive and radical cure for ner-
yous debility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases has felt it his duty to make
II known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive, and desire to relieve human suf'
fering, will send, free Of charge, to all who de-
sire it, this recipe in German French or Eng
lsh, with full directions for preparing and us
ing Sent by mail BY addressing with stamp
naming this paper, W. W. sherar, l26 Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y.
feb. 3W,
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GROUNDLEsS OBJECTIONS.

Some having tried "put up medicines with
out obtaining the relief promised, indiscrimi-
nately condemned them. Is this fair? Suppose
judge should argue that because tho last three
prisoners had been found guilty, he should con-
denim the fourth without trial. Is not such
reasoning absurd? And yet are not those who
condemn all medicines, because they have been
deceived in one or two. equally as unjust The
family medicines manufactured by X. " Pierce,
NJ. d., Buffalo, n Y, are the purest and best
in the market His Golden Medical Discovery
has, for many years, been the standard remedy
in all affections of the liver, stomach and blood
and when used in connection with DIR. Sages
Catarrh Remedy effects speedy cure of catarrh.
While his Favorite Prescription is the only Of
fered deserving of confidence, for the cure OF
those diseases and weakness peculiar to WON.
en-. Are you skeptical concerning its powers
to cure ? If so, address any Of the following
named ladies':
Mrs. Francis Huswick Versailles, Ohio; Mrs
Leroy Putnam, North Wharton, Pa. Mrs
Mary A. IIunolt, Edna, Mo-. Mrs. Mary A.
Frisbie, Lehman, Pa. Mrs D. L. Grill, Chill
icothe, Ohio Mrs. Harriet E. Maoney, West
Springfield, Pa; Mrs. X. Hiatt, Emporia,
Kan. Miss Louise Pratt, Dodgeville, Mass. /;
Mrs. l.. D. Dosheld Norfolk, Va; Mrs. c.
Allison, Protector, Iowa Mrs. j. n. Vernon,
st. Thomas, Ont. Mrs. S. c. Moran, 253 North
Howard Street, Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. Lucy
Caliman, Barnesville, Ohio Mrs. Nancy Nc
Naught, Jefferson, Iowa Mrs l.. c. Stemrod
| Friendship, n. Y; Miss Ellen Cady, Westfeld
Mrs. b. N. Brooks, Grand Rapids Mich. Mrs.
+. H. Webb, Watertown, n. Y. Hundreds of
references can be given at DR.. Pierce's office
Call on your druggist for Pierces Memoran-
| dunn Books.
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A GENTLE HINT.

In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes of temperature, rain, wind and sun
shine often inlermngled in single day,-it
is no wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are so frequently taken from us by
neglected colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle of Bo-
schee's German Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use will prevent serious sick
ness, large doctors bin and perhaps death,
by the use of three or four doses. For curing
Consumption, Hemorrhage, Pneumonia, Sc
we're Coughs, Group or any disease of the
Throat or Lungs its success is simply wonder
full, as your druggist wilt will tell you. German s!n
on this continent Sample bottles for trial
lOc i; regular size, 75c
April 27, 77-ly j
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T IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
IL FEBRUARY TERM, 1878.


Sarah W. snyder's Bloomsbury Literary In
David Fower's admr's, VS. William Kingston.
Wilson Gibbons VS.. Jonas Doty.
L. f. Tavls Jonas Doty.
Wm. II. Morgan Clark Merrell.
Daniel smith vs. John B. ki Bile.
Ashland BANKING Go: ). vs.. FTederisk F,sS Bush
4, j. vandersllce VS.. Leggott a Frck.
Columbia Insurance Co. VS.. Joseph NJ Freck.
Columbia Insurance Co. VS.. jackson & " oodn.
Columbia Insurance Co. VS.. jackson woodin,
olumeia Insurance m CO. vs. Nescopeek Bridge Co.
Hy Henry G. nIns Gonner ~ VS.; Emanuel oonnerS Admir-
Edward ward Geraghty ] " vs. sec coay ngRam 6 TO- township
II. Il. Albertson VS.. Joseph F. Long.
Wm II n l. /. PARKS is'' VS. John Hn ' eT al. am
n Fip ToHS1f Nypeman Aas vs. y r. Th0maS H. faa
Xa6an Gsass VS. osSTes Mq1eP e al
Ezra s. Lyons VS. j. b. Eyss
Samuel Giger vs.. Francis Evans,
David j. Waller VS.. George Weayer's Exrs
BloomsOurg Lumber co. VS.. William Morris ct ux.
William Linnvlle VS.. Peter Ents Administrator.
Mary George VS.. James Morrison
Daniel Ils Lei6y ct al @ vs. Hen Henry Knapp ct. al.
j. II Jamison VS.. NJ Growers admrs
NJ nroyer,s .,SG,,a ssiR admr.s vs. H. Il, p n Knorr;
Bernard zimmerman VS.. NJ. c. johnson et NIX
Mel Lenihen vs. Conyngham and CentraIia Poos
John b. scott Bernhard Stohnsr
Simon Krebbs vs. William Masteller
c. h. BrOckway VS.. First National bank M Rerw,cl
Lewis MOchenberg Andrew Rover - "
William Sny der's EXrs vs. Valentine Bdleman ...
| 9. W. Thompson VS. Bernhard stohner
United States Tanning NIL Company vs Frankl,n
Yocum W N>i'A
Thomas knorrs VS.. c. A. Knorr ct al
| Permela hoons VS.. SeltZer 4 Miller,
Conrad Swank VS.. Daniel Swank
Matthias shafTer VS. John McDowells admir- r.
District W.
Henry J, Edwards vs.. William Walp
William Kingston vs.. Montgomery Cox
District AoSN
William Kingston VS. Montgomery Cox ct ux
| Elijah Lemons VS.. Heller Ewes
| Elijah Lemons VS.. A. p. Heller,
| Elijah Lemons VS.. G. W. Eves
John schell VS.. John Hlnderlter ct al
Jacob Johnson vs.. Robert $. Ent
Henry Maggie VS.. Bloomsbury Lumber Co
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COUNTY sUPERINTENDRNT's SALARY.

A bill has been favorably reported in the
house, at Harrisburg, in regard to the salaries
Of county superintendents of common schools.
1t provides that after the present term of those
officers the compensation paid shall be at the
rate of 81 for each public school in the county,
and 81 for each square mile of territory within
the county limits, Counties can pay more
than this, il they see proper, but the excess
must be paid out of their respective school ap-
preparations,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

At meeting Of church council held in coun-
Gil room January 18th, 1873 the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS our pastor Rev. John McCron
who has ministered so faithfully unto our spir-
tual wants during his ministry whilst among
us is now about to leave us therefore be it
Resoiued that it is with regret we learn Of his
determination to sever his connection with US
as pastor, and that we accept his resignation
with reluctance.
Resoiped, that we ask an interest in his prayers
in behalf Of this congregation and church coun.
cil
Resolved, that these resolutions be transcribed
in the minutes of the church record, and that
a copy be presented to our pastor.
SAMUEL TURSBACH, Secretary
Of Council.
PHILIP UHANGsT,
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Quarterly meeting in A. NJ. Z. Church on
Rock street Sunday Feb, the 8, 1878. Services
commencing a. m. 10. a. m, p p. m. u p m.
Communion at p. m. Love Feast at "a Mon
day evening Feb. 4th. Rev. Father, Ralph
Pastor in charge. Sunday school at | p. m.
l. w. Hartman superintendent All are inyi-
ted to our meetings who feal an interest in the
souls Of mankind
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Marriages.

KELLRR-cA DMAN.-At Bloomsbury, January
Gath, ISIS by Rev j. r. Tustin, ut the residence Of
the brides parents, Mr. Sebastian G. Keller 70 Miss
Martha L. Cadman, both OF Bloomsbury, Pa.
TRITT-SINGLY.-Att the Reformed parsonage at
CatawIssa, on the nth ult, by Rev. @ b. Dechant,
Mr.. Charles Trltt TO Miss Rebekah Singly, both or
Beaver township, Columbia county. Pennsylvania
BREDBE ENNER-KNECHT the 18th ult, by
the same at the residence Of lhe brides fatheg Mr..
solomon Bredbenner 10 Mas Louisa Knecht both OF
Beaver township, Columbia county, Pa
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KATHLEEN A Perfect Love Story, by Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett, author of "Theo,"
"That Lass o Lowries," "Pretty Polly Pember-
ton" etc., is published lately by T. B. Peter
son & Brothers, Philadelphia, and it is the
most perfect and charming of all love stories,
tender, true. and pathetic. Thee" and "Pret-
ty Polly Pemberton," by the same author, were
good but this one is better. Kathleen was
natural beauty, and made very decided i'm
preston on the heart of our hero long before
she had learned the meaning OF the word
"l.ove." 1t was at little village on the coast
Of Maine, where she lived with her old grand
mother, nine years before our story opens. Carl
Seymour was an artist, and not rich when he
met his love for the second time at Newport
met her to fall blindly at her feet, and worship
ping her as all others did. But this second
meeting was very di erent from the first the
old grandmother was dead and Kathleen was
chaperoned by wordlv-minded aunt, who had
determined her niece should make brilliant
marriage. Carl Seymour proposed, and was
reiett ted, to find her engaged to millionaire
After three years Of separation, in which time
the aunts money must have taken wings
Kathleen reappears as the governess to Mrs,
Armadales children, a sister of Carl Seymour,
in Mr.. Seymours house. Mrs. Armadale hav-
ing to leave home on business, Kathleen as
sumed entire command. Is it any wonder
then, that Carl Seymour and Kathleen being
thrown together thus, should forget all their
past troubles, and that their cloud, which look
ed 80 b ack to both, had at the last, so bright a
silver lining with various complications en-
suing we would refer the reader to the book
itself. kathleen" is written in Mrs. Burnett's
best mood, and is as pathetic as any one could
wish 1t is issued in uniform style and price
with Mrs. Burnett's "Theo," and "Pretty Pol.
ly Pemberton," with "Bessies Six Lovers,
with "That Girl of Mine" Mrs Southworth's
new and popular novel, "The Red Hill Trage'
dy," and will have large sale, as its price is
but Fifty Cents copy, and it will be found foI
sale by all Booksellers and on all Rail Road
Trains, or copies of it will be sent to anyone, tc
any place, post paid on remitting Fifty Gents
in letter to the Publishers, 7, B. Peterson 8
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Anyone who has not been satisfied with the
weather of at least one day in the last two
weeks, must be hard to please. 1t has been
wet and dry, warm, cold, and moderate, in
turns. Those who have not yet filled their ice
houses had better seize the very first opportu.
nifty, if such thing makes it appearance.
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b. Stohner,

Mrs. Horace Breeze, who lives over near the
McKelvy slope, met with serious accident on
Monday night. She was handling . mining
percussion cap, when it exploded, lsrcerating
her hand and blowing of several OF her fingers.
A piece Of the cap struck her in the face cnt-
ting her cheek and injuring the eye. DR.. Gard
ner was called in and dressed the wound.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

The result of the Murphy temperance crusade
in Cortland, n. v, is that 81 900 have signed
the pledge out of population of 3O.5oO. Among
these are the mayor of the city, judges, mer,
chants, and professional men. leading hotel
has emptied out its liquors, and hung up It's
sign as temperance hotel.-Star Of Hope
We would not for moment contradict our
cotemporary, but really would like to know
where the odd 500 came from.
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lfyou have ever paid the present proprietors
of the COLUMBIAN anything, do not read this.
For the last time we alude to our non pay.
ing Subscribers. Those rho hupe paid nothing
since October 1875 have received notices This
week from j. j. Brewer Esq, that unless they
settle mp during February court they will be
sued on the Monday following. The matter is
in the Justices hands, but payment may be
made at this Office up to that time. Those un-
settled will then be pushed.
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A son of Mr.. Mr. d. f. Seybert, residing
near Berwick, while engaged in cleaning well
on Tuesday last, and when down about IA feet
the top wall caved in upon him and crushed
him to the bottom, the well being 80 feet deep.
We learn that his remains were taken out on
"Wednesday
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

On Saturday last the remihtur from the su'
preme Court in the case of Hester. Tully, and
kcHugh, were received by the Prothonotary,
and on Monday last were received by the Gov
ernor. 1t is not likely that the Governor will
issue a warrant for their execution until the
Board of Pardons has taken action.
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re- DR.. Frazers Cough Syrup used In connection
with Dr. Frazier's Root Btters WILL CURE CoSsUNP-
TIoN.
standard steam Laundry, Cleveland, o, oct 80, 70.
DR. FRAZIER Dear Sir feel It a duty owe to
suffering humanity to write you For some time
was sorey af1icted with cough raising bad stuff,
with every symptom OF being confirmed consump-
tive | tried different medicines and cures without
finding relief; also consulted three OF our most
prominent Cleveland ply sicans, the last one OF
which pronounce my case serious, and informed me
that could not live more than few months. About
this time, hearing OF your wonderful success, COM
menced taking your Syrup In connection with your
Root Bitters and was at once benefited and after
using the medicine some two months find myself
entirely cured. TORRESCE DUNN.
ts- Mr.. Dunn again writes under date OF August
4, 1s7T,-Dr. Frazier, Dear Sir can endorse your
medicines more strongly than ever from the fact
that It is now nearly one year since / was cured.
My lungs are today strong and sound, having no re-
turn OF the disease.
sE- The above Medicines speak for themselves.
DIR. G. w. FRAZIER, proprietor, Cleveland, o.
For Sale by all Druggists.
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We are glad to learn that L. II. Conover, Of
Beach Haven, the well known Insurance Agent
who was arraigned before the Luzerne court on
Wednesday last charged with embezzlement by
the Pottsvlle Mutual Fire Insurance Co., was
discharged by the jury, the prosecutors failing
to make out case.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

The troupe that was billed for Monday night
in the play Of the "Molie Magures" did not
make its appearance, and has not been heard
from yet. All sorts of rumors are s1oat, one
being that they disbanded up the river, anoth-
er that ther were whipped by miners on ac-
count of the play, and still another that they
were stopped until their bills were paid. We
have been unable to ascertain the truth. II
they had come here they would have had a
good house
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

Charles NJ. Stebbins, an old resident of Atch-
ison Kansas, will deliver a lecture (free) on
western emigration, giving good, honest, ad-
lice as to who should go, and who not, at
Light Street, February 9th, evening,
Buckhorn, February 7th, evening,
n Jerseytown, February sth, evening.
Mr.. s. will be glad to give any information
his power to those addressing him at Cam
tbn House, Lewisburg, Refer to Wesley
III Irt Esq. Bloomsburg.
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No communications are inserted in this pa
per unless accompanied by the name of re-
sponsible party. If the person who sent us
quarter to insert marriage notice this week,
but refused to sign his or her name to the letter
will let us know that no joke is intended on
anyone we will insert the notice next week
Otherwise he eau have the quarter by identi'
flying himself as the person who sent us the no.
tice
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

CLovERsEED WANTED. You can always get
the highest market price for clover seed OF
John Didine, Milton Pa.
Cash dealer in grain and seed
ian. 25 4w
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M. Q. Woodward is candidate for re-elee.
tion as constable Of Bloom. Mr.. Woodward
has served for many years in that capacity and
We can safely say that the town never had
more efficient officer. He will be elected by his
usual large minority
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

An article that combines great usefulness
with pleasant taste is sure to become popular :
No wonder then that DIR. Coxes Wild Cherry
and seneks is the most popular syrup In the
land.
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NOTICES

- EGlSl EkS NOllCES.
III Notice Is hereby given to all legatees, credi-
tors and other persons Interested In the estates Of
the respective decedents and minors that the fol-
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been flied In the Office OF the Register Of Columbia
county, ana VIII be presented for confirmation and
allowance In the orphans Court TO be held in
Bloomsbury, on Monday, the 4th day OF Peb., 1878,
AT O'CLOCK, p. m. on said day:
/. The first and final account OF Elizabeth Iser Ex-
ecutrlx OF Frederick lsler, late OF Greenwood
township, deceased.
2. The second and partial account OF Emanuel Lau-
oach. Executor OF John Conner, late OF Benton
township, deceased.
3. The account OF c. H. Barnard and Rolandus
Herbetn, Administrators OF George Fetterman.
late OF Locust township, deceased.
L. The first and final account Of Henry f. oman,
Guardian OF Anna, George McH, and Clarence
Kline, minor children OF Harman Kline, late Of
scott township, deceased.
8. First and final account OF A. j. Buckalew, Ad-
mlnlstrator or Anna Holler, late OF Miflln town
snip, deceased.
6. The account OF John g. Jacoby, Guardian Of LOU
isa Blank (now GensiD minor child OF samuel
blank, late OF Centre township deceased.
I. The first account Of John II. Hetler Executor OF
John Michael late Of Mlniin township deceas-
OF George Scott, late OF Catawssa township, de-
ceased.
o. First and final account OF Reason Conner, Ad-
ministrator OF Emanuel Conner, late of Green
wool township, deceased
10. First and partial account Of A. J. Evans, Exec
TOR OF the last Will and testament OF Jacob Evan
late OF the Town Of Bloomsbury, deceased.
II. The i1rst and final account of j. H. Ikeer Guar
dian OF Elizabeth Welliver, minor child OF Will
liam Welliver, late OF Madison township, de-
ceased.
l2 The first and final account OF j. H. Ikeler. Guar
dian OF Thomas c. Kester, minor child OF HI
ram kester, late of Greenwood township, de-
ceased.
49, The first and final account OF Tahman Martz and
Hiram X. Bower, Executors OF John Martz, late
OF Briarcreek township deceased.
H. The first and partial account OF Clark Brink Adj
ministrator OF Benjamin Brink, late OF Benton
township, deceased.
Registers Ofce, ! W.H.JACOBY
Bloomsbury jan. 4, ISIS. Register
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Tell your neighbor who does not take coun-
ty paper worth having, that he can get the Co
LuNBIAN for three months for so cents. If he
does not like it after trying it he can stop it.
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D. A. Beckley has been reappointed Postmas.
ter here. He has served in that capacity for a
number of years. There was some opposition
to his reappointment, but it proved abortive.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

A conservation meeting will be held by the
Young Mems Christian Association in the Bap-
tist church on Sabbath afternoon at half past
three o'clock. A large attendance is desired.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

Churning butter is not difficult when Cows
are in healthy condition. Foutz Celebrated
Horse and Cattle Powders will correct any dis
ease in the system.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

The interest of B. H. Vannatta in the Opera
House was sold to the Benton Saving Fund As
sociation on Saturday the 26th ult. for one
thousand dollars.
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Election tickets for township officers at the
coming election will be printed at the CoLuM-
BIAN office for rs cents hundred. Send in
your orders early.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

Babies cry because they suffer; and the most
reliable remedy for the relief of their dis
comfort is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Only rs
cents per bottle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

A kind word from friend at Lightstreet has
secured for us eight new subscribers at that
place within the last two weeks. Why will not
our friends at other points do as much?
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FOR RENT.-The store room now occu-
pied by A. b. White at Light Street, with
or without the Dwelling House attached.
Also Grist Mill known as Peter Ents
mill, and now under lease to Eut Brothers.
Possession given April 1st, 1878. For par
ticulars address