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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-05-24
IAN AND DEMOCRAT OOMSBURG COLUMBIA COZ MY, PA.
AT PRIVATE SALE, iaa
The Willow Vale Estate ]

valuable property, lying in Franklin township,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, on the east branch
OF Roarngcreek. It consists OF beautiful farm OF
about
1 = . a Q r Z s,
on which are erected commodous and comforta-
bic Dwelling House, a large Bank Barn. cider Press,
and al necessary out-buildlngs. 1t has growing
upon 1t abundance Of excellent fruit, has well of
water at both the dwelling house and barn, and Is
convenient OF access by public roads.
ALSO.
Adjoining and being part OF the same, but will be
sold separately II desired, about fyc acres OF the
above lands, whereon are erected large
CUSTOM, GRIST AND FIGURING MILL,
with four run OF stone, Dwelling House, Saw
Mil, n Dry Goods store and Dwelling House. and
other improvements, together with the water-power
and appuItenances thereto.
the WiIlOwvaie Post OHiCe
is on the premises. IL is within easy reach of Cata
wissa, Centralia Ashland, Mount Carmel and other
mining towns for market purposes.
The property Is bounded by lands OF Munson, and
Artley, and Sheets and u. Hover aad others. The
two described properties VIII be sold separately or
together to suit purChl For terms apply TO
Elias Mendenhall, Il. H. Drlnker or John q. Freeze,
at Bloomsbury, Penna. fcbS, TIT
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FORMING In conjunction with perfect double track
ana road-bed combination OF safeguards against
accidents which have rendered them practically I'm.
possible.
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Pullman Palace Cars
WITHOUT CHANCE,

and to all principal points in the far West and Soutt
with but oic change OF cars Connections are mad,
In uuioh Depols, and are assured TO all important
points.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
Personal.

Mr.. S. Loewenthal is in the East pur.
chasing goods.
Hon. p. J. B. Ping, of Crawford county,
was in the city yesterday.
Ed. Davis, representing Egersdorfi's
mammoth drug house, is in from trip.
r. NJ. McGregor, Esq., who has been alb
sent for few days in Iowa, returned yes
terday.
Hale Kiser starts on. for trip through
Kansas to day, representing the house OF
Crew * Bro.
Herman Lang is back from visit TO rel
atives and friends in Cincinnati. He had a
pleasant time while he was gone.
B. ID. Stewart, Esq, of St. Joseph, is at
the Mansion. He may conclude TO make
L:avenworth his home hereafter.
Mr. Abe Kaufman, formerly editor Of
the St. Joseph Reporter, is in town, and has
decided to make this his dwelling place,
and hereafter to be one of us. He is ge-
NAL gentleman and ia welcome.
". +. Cody ("Buffalo Bill') is at the
Mansion, and was all day yesterday the
cynosure OF hundreds of admiring eyes
He bears his years we'll, and looks as young
as ever.
At the Mansion yesterday were F. W.
Wood, Philadelphia A. Kaufman, st.
Joseph w. l. Miller and Z. Z. Corbin,
Platte City,
Registered at the Continental yesterday
were Geo. T. Hoedearth, New York; +.
Smith, Omaha; p. o. Havens, Omaha; ID.
ii. Sprong, AtcLison L. Sarbach, Holton
Henry Marx, st. Louis; II. Bamberger,
Cincinnati; J. W. Tullis, Boston.
At the Planters yesterday were o. b.
Gum, Lawrence; q. Z. Thurston, New
York Geo. W. Chapman, New York; W.
ii. Paddock, Chicago; c. A. Woodruff and
A. S. Taylor, Washington, D. c.; W. II.
Brown, Boston; John L. Swain, Platte
City, Mo-; S. c. Shepard, Omaha; W. A.
II. Harris, Lawrence; W. q. Colwell,
Milwaukee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a Sure Cure for Pilss.

No one need suffer. A positive remedy for
all kinds Of Piles, allaying the intense Itch
Ing at once. giving instant relief An Indian
treatment you apply, called Dr. Williams 1 n
dian Ointment, prepared ouly for Piles. and
nothing else-l Thousands already erred.
Mr.. Joseph ". Ryder. Cleveland, o., writes :
-" / suffered for year. with Itching and IT,
ceratst Pile, tried remedy after r. medy nf-
vertised, aud consulted physicians in Phila-
sdelpLis Louisville, Cincinnati, iLdfsnato-
lis and this city and spent hundreds of ioI-
Iars, bat found no relief until obtained 1ox
of Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Some
four months ago, and II has cured me COM
,le,ely. 1 had part OF a box lei which gave
10 a friend o. min-. VINO had doc:oresi with
nnuy physicians, and as a last resort went
20 the sd Hot soriEgs, Arkansas. for tr.st-
ment. He informs t1e that The inalan O. Mt
fnept mas also cured him of the Plea 4; is
Certainly \ wonderful discovery. ard shoult
peused by the many thousands who now ar.
N ffering with that dread disease.
For more certificates of cures see large civ
rnlar around each box Of Ointment. SCId >,
druggists generally.
soId by FULLER q FULLIIR Whole.
sale Oruzzts.s Chicago. slsI.d.sw
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Dr. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
to cure =, philis In the primary, secondary
ANA tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and
com licaIed forms, and will cure the worst
Cases of yenereai diseases; cases which have
resisted the Treatment of the most eminent
physicians of America IL cures the hrst
stage and heals the ulcers in a few days 1t
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and l.gs; also hard pains I'm the bones
and joints, swelling OF Joints, sy philitic rhau-
mati>m, etc, in short time. Price i've dol
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex-
press A Treatise on sexual disease, free,
Sent mailed for two stamps Sold by DR.. ].
ninsbeer, AIS, North Seventh street, 81, Louis,
Mo. Cures guaranteed or the money refund
sd. Theo. EGersdorff, agent l.eavenworth,
Kansas. mlleod&wlyr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
DISTRICT COTRT.

List OF Cases Filed Yesterday j., the
Court.
The following is list OF new cases filed
yesterday in tie office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court:
B. Jacobs VS.. Joseph Wilder, note add
mortgage.
State vs.. Michael Lightfoot, peace war
rant.
State VS.. John d. Woolery, grand lar
ceny.
State vs.. Charles Roglers, highway rob
hery.
State VS.. Adeline Richardson, robbery.
State Vs. Joseph u. Lewis, murder in the
frs degree.
State VS.. Dominick Beilinski, grand lar
ceny.
State vs.. John Flanagan, grand larceny.
State vs.. Charles Ready, breaking Jail.
State vs. Rose Chapman, robbery.
Site VS.. Jesse Ellis, murder in the first
degree.
State vs. William johnson, assault with
intent to kill.
State We. George Schoenewaldt, escape
from the penitentiary.
City Of Leavenworth vs.. John MsCrystal,
assault and battery.
State vs.. Charles Rogers, burglary.
State vs.. Washington Waterman, bur-
glary.
State vs.. Washington Waterman, bur-
glary.
State vs. John ]. Murphy, peace warrant.
State VS.. Ephrim Russell, peace warrant.
State vs.. Fred Rainier, peece warrant.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
An Undesirable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beau
tiful world, 1t is entirely your own fault,
aud there j. only one excuse for you--your
unreasonable prejudice and skepticism,
which has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge aud common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure You OF Liver Complaint,
or Dyspepsis, with all its miserable effects,
such as sick headache, palpitation Of the
heart. sour stomach, habitual costiveness
Dizziness of the head, nervous prostration
low spirits,& Its sales now reach every
town ON the Western Continent, and not a
druggist but will tell you Of its wonderful
cures. You can buy a sample bottle for
ten cents. Three doses will relieve you.
iyteOdSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
He KILLED A MAN.
And In Consequence Thereof, He
h BADLY Wanted BY the Police

And In Consequence Thereof, He
h BADLY Wanted bV the Police.
Sam Baker, the notorious character who
has 20 often been chased by the Leaven-
worth police for small crimes and misde-
meanorr, is now fugitive from justice on
large scale, 20 to speak that is, he ia a
murderer, and ia badly wanted by the DO
lice. Deputy Sheriff Todd, of Platte coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday on the lookout
for Sam, who stabbed and killed
a man in that county last Sunday, and it
was thought he might come over here to
hide. Officer Rouinson paid visit to
Sans mothers house in South Leaven-
worth yesterdsy, and, found strong traces
Of Sam, but Sam himself he didn't find, as
that cunning fox had, upon the approach
of the oficJ, promptly transferred himself
from that locality to safer one. Sam is
hard case, and if he should be hung or
shot, should accidentally get drowned or
break his neck. both the devil and the
world would be gamers. Sam is absolutely
worthless; a rambling rake of poverty
whose first nature is to steal, to kill a man
If he saw fit he would suffer no compunc-
tons of conscience. He has tried one or
two times to assassinate officer Robinson, and
once nearly succeeded. II he is caught he
will most sssuredly suffer the penalty OF
his crime.
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The Situation AT Vick>Surr.

NICKsBURG, August Cot is estimated
that two hundred cases Of fever are row I'M
der treatment.
Twelve deaths have been reYorted dur
ing the past twenty hours. Among
them is X. III. Shelby, lawyer
NEW CASES.
Among the new cases to-day are Dr. Bal
Jour, health officer, and DIR. Robbins
ANOTHER APPEAL FOE AID.
By authority of the Most Worshipiul
Grand Master Murphy, an appeal is hereby
made to all Masons wheresoever dispersed.
to contribute to the relief Of the sick and
destitute IN this city.
[Signed, W. q. PATTON,
Grand Commander of the Knights Tenn
plars, and Chairman of the Masonic
Relief Committee
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| Iron wednesday Mornings Daily.l
THIS is prayer meeting night.
But very little done in the Probate Court
yesterday.
The State Convention meets one week
from to-day.
IT was 1902 in the shade at several places
| yesterday afternoon.
STREET sprinklers are handy things to
have this weather.
SLIM receipts at the County Treasures
office these days.
Business in the Office Of the Register of
Deeds is very dull.
THERE hasn't been = boat either up or
down the river for several days.
TIE City Council meets tonight, at which
meeting the annual tax levy will be made
THIS would lie god weather to fix the
sidewalks if nybody felt 20 inclined.
George T. NeIles has returned from Ar
kansas, where he has been for some weeks
past.
Mr.. F. 7. Green, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Office in this city, has
gone TO Chicago.
NOTHING but the cool breezes which pre-
vail during these days prevent US from
melting entirely.
A LARGE number of the members of the
Benevolent Order, headed By their band,
went. up to Atchison yesterday.
Ed. MUR2HY, guard al the Jail, who has
been upon the sick list for some days past,
is up and around again.
Al 80
been completed. A new stable, in the Jail |
yard, is now in process Of erection.
A FARMER was Frustrated BY the heat on
Cherokee street yesterday afternoon, but |
with care and attention he soon recovered. |
Mr.. B. NJ. TANNER shipped yesterday /
the first car load of apples Of the season,
out OF the State. The consignment went to
Denver.
ONE of the "1uarter boats, for the use of |
the Government in the Missouri river sur
vey, was launched at the leyee yesterday
afternoon. The other will be launched
THE fire laddies haven't had much to do,
comparatively. during the past year. But
if ever . big blaze does occur, they'll show
they haven't forgotten how to handle the
fiend in the most approved style.
AMONG the arrests made BY the police
yesterday and last night were Charles Par
ker, for sssaulting and battering his wife;
Jefferson Morris, peace warrant Walter
Eggleston, assault and battery.
AT the meeting of the Young Mems Re
publican Club last night, resolutions were
passed endorsing Hon. John A. Anderson,
and also appointing q committee to arrange
Tor a ratification meeting in his honor.
The County Temperance Convention met
in the First NJ. Z. church, at the
,orner Of Fifth and Choctaw streets, being
we'll attended. A union meeting was held
10 the church last night.
Police Notes. Is
No fines were assessed at yesterday morn
ng's session Of the police court.
David Conkny and James Rattery, lar
eny, continued to the 18th inst.
Several smaller misdemeanors were dis {
.osed Of in the usual way.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
ZION II HAPPY.

A Least thas Portion Represented
~ the Wessninsssr Church. A
the Debt h Paid.
The debt which has been hanging for
years over the congregation of the West
minister Presbyterian Church, whose mag
nifcept edifce on Walnut street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, il still incom-
pleted, and for the erection of which the
debt was contracted, has been paid at last,
amounting to . triAe over s. 600, and ar
rangements are now making to finish the
church, which, when completed, will be
one OF the most beautiful and elegant in
the State, and an ornament to the city.
During this present year it is the intention
to enclose the grounds surrounding the
church with handsome fence, sod the en-
tire enclosure, erect stone steps leading
from the sidewalk to the m,in entrance,
fresco the vestibule and make other i'm
provements of . substantial nature. 1t
will be some time, however. before the
church edifce will be entirely completed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

Have you cough, cold, hoarreness,
weak lung, nr,'nchIa! trouble, ar asthma
Use Ear, Extract of Tar and Wild
Cherry. IL ., a sovereign remedy for ali
pulmonary ti>,.a-,r- IL Is warranted To
give satiziac:Iun; 40 not fail 10 give il a
trial, aud If it fails you many return the
bottle IA II empty Ia your druggist.
For sale Dy jos. !iarrop, Campbell &
Kenirick, and Th-o. Egersdorff.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
G. X. FLIrPES, Mayor.
CASEY YOUNG,


CINCINNATI; August 20.-The tow steam
er "John Porter" which passed up the riv-
er last week with several cases OF yellow
fever on board, has been obliged to anchor
three miles below Gallipolis, Ohio, the en-
gineers refusing to remain longer at their
post. The Gallipolis health officer has ap-
pointed strong guard to prevent any one
from leaving the boat. Two cases, Charles
Degelman, an engineer, from Pittsburg, and
VIM. Kalbfer, of Pomeroy, have died There
are ten cases on board. three very i'll.
Among the sick, is Capt. John Bickerstaff.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

are x.tIs-.uIt7d to cuTr OionEorsed, Gl-ei, ,'o:-
dee, 81 ic'uTes, Disease at the II dnvy>, BiaG-
der and Urinary organs %. niaIvh aid Ie-
macs
Dr Hunters Spccisc No. . is a sure remedy
for tue sI,crmttorhUss, seminal Weakness.
might y emissions, llfr 10 : OF power, Cau>eG
by .l-aiu>t. ar --Nces>. lnduixsncs-. Price
oI DT. Hu J,s' : -, citic 81 p-r bottle. InJ C
ton, 81 I'er bot lie. sent everywhere Dy tx
pres. Df. j. DinSn'5 I, sole SrOprlvInr, No.
AIS, North SrN, nth street, ~. Louis, Missouri
\, IId L o stamp Tor ue-tIse. Cure guaTaiI-
teai ar ia nou'y refunded
hro. E:vr>!o:i, Agent Lesvenworih,
X ,ust.. may l2-,odSs.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
Special Local Notices.

Uncle Sans harness Oh will keep the
LEATHER soft and pliable, thus preventing
10 cracking or ripping, and is better for
oilIng harness than any other oil ever made
Sold by all harness Iaakers and dealers in
leather. Give il trial.
DR. JACQUES German Worm Cakes are
AN infalliabie remedy for worms. They
wall not only destroy the worms, but also
remove them from the system. Iney are
pleasant 10 tske and perfectly harmless.
sold by jos. HarrOp, Campbell & Ken
drick, and Thee. Egersdord.
Summer Complaints, or Cholera-infan-
tum, this fearful complaint which is car
rying off the infants and children by the
thousands at this season OF the year, can
always surely be checked and cured by DIR.
WinchelI's reething Syrup. it has never
failed to give immediate relief in the most
severe cases. IL is boon within the reach
of every mother. DO mol hesitate to give il
a trial; you will surely be pleased with Its
charming effect
Sold by Campbell & Kendrick, Jos Har-
rop and rheo. Esersdorfl, Al % cents per
bottle
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II indigestion, constipation and biliouseess
torment the body the head cannot be clear.
These disorders react upon the brain mos,
hurtfuliy, and produce a cloudincss In the
organ Of thought not experienced by a
healthy man. rsppiy these biain-cppress-
ing maladies may be entirely dispe led by
thsf peerle 8 Alternative. Hostetter's Stcmach
Bttters, which cheers, re're-hes and lnvigor-
aies the brain and nerves, while II regulates
IN. orr ans IF digestion, assimilation and OIL
ious secretion 1t exp~!. he morbid humors
which poison the ~ stem through the bowels
srd urinary passsg.s. and exerts power
fnIly tpvtgoratibg Influence well Its
cntflartic action Is never Irritating, violent
or painful. but ev en-, naturai a a progressive.
As an appetizer. and sleep promoter the Bit
ters Is unravaiied; II mitikAtes the iafrmt-
ties OF age, relieves the ailments peculiar to
the gentlef sex, arrests Premature decay,
and builds up an enfeebled phy siQue.
Sod&w
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Errasrk.

II the Nst o. delinquent lanos, tenth col
unln, Miles Taylor bslnlce of tract, read
1rthesss. quarter instead o. northwest quar-.
Tel.
4 TongaI. 0xie township, sixteenth col
-, n Alter ne name of Ann Men arama, read
u.Aaown. south hall, northeast uarter, sec
ton IA township II, range ~, acl 81"
Also in tn. sixteenth column, ToagKooxi0
.ow nship, after the name of J. O. Adams,
read s.P Elliot, fraction II west part, south
east quarter, section -. township II, range 81,
acres 80"
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Kick aRd AMici. d.

In order thai ali may Jest the great virtues
al Dr 80 ayI-'s Compound SyIup OF Wild
Cd..rry, We have Issued trial boTtles at p
..aIs. No family should he without tins
V liusbIs me iscine. as often uT1es a single
cent ooiile wal cure a recent cough oI cold,
aut thug pre- g-nt mucn suffering and risk al
lIfe. Ii AIS cures a>tu ma, bronchitis, liver
G ,nipIaluL, ahd enrIches and purifies The
bioSSd, GIVING tome AID strength to the entire
system.
! DEEM 1T My bury To TELL THE WORLD
wnai "Dr. SSsyne's Compound syrup VI
Wild Cherry has dore for me. | had vio-
lent cough. night sweai>, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks OF heInorr-
hag-; gave up al hopes of recovery. i am
uoS cured, "A sound and hearty man. Ed
ward IA. -snson engineer at sweeney = Pot
terry, 1924 Ridge Avenue, Phiisdelphia. Over
Z .euIy live years have elapsed. and i still
remain a healthy man." sold by Arnold
Jones 4 a, and Sparrow & Jones. L-sven-
worth. Trial bottles - cents. Large size
atel sun-wed-,iiAw
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An old physician retired from proctice
having had placed in Dis hands by an East
India missionary the formula of "A simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and p-rnia-
ne nj cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat
arrh, asthma, and all throat and lung aff-c-
tIons also a positive aud radical cure Tor Ddr-
vous debility and ali nervous cuIlp.ainfs,
AFTER having tested It's wonderful curative
powers in Ihod-aDGs Of cases, b - felt II his
du.y TO make it snoxn 10 nj sade-irg fel-
lows. Actust<d by this motive, aud desire
To relieve human suffering, will send FREE
of charge, TO AL who desire IT, thus rec p~
with full direclion for preparing and using
in German. French, or English. Sent b.
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. W. Sherar, H9 Power,' Block.
Rochester y. Y. juaeReowly
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REVERENCE. Charged up.
Publication Notice.

YNHOMAS ROSCOE land others unknown"
IL and all persons having, or claiming an
interest therein, will take notice that the
Board of County Commissioners, of Leaven-
worth County, Ransa., has commenced an
action In the District Court, of said county
> gainst them, and the following described
tract of land, situate and being in the county
of Leayenworth. and state of Kansas, to- Wit
"A part of the south west quarter OF section
%, township 3, range q, beginning at point
on the section line dividing section z. from
section 81, distant eat ID yards from the
southwest corner of the east half Of the SOUTH
west quarter of section q, aforesaid, running
thence north % yards, thence east Ito yards,
thence south ID yards, thence west ITO yards.
To the place Of beginning, containing acres"
To subject said land 10 sale for the delinquent
taxes, interest and penalties thereon, A. fol-
lows:
EXHIBIT "A."-A part of the southwest quar-
ter Of section q, township $, range 22, BE-
ginning at point on the section line divt-
ding section q. from section 81, distant cost
29j yards, from the south west COL er Of the
east hall of the southwest quarter Of SEC
ton q. thence north 20 yards, thence east
10 yarys, thence south ID yards, thence
west 40 yards to the place Of beginning,
containing acres:
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When the face is animated with the emo
tons Of the mind-when the eyes arc in
stinct vi h noble feelings, and the lips ap-
proving smile-when the language Of the
tongue is accompanied with q correspond.
ing modula,ion Of the features, and when
. delightful odor surrounds the persou BY
the use of DR.. Prices Exquisite Perfumes,
then il il that the utmost destinations Of
beauty come in play and caps;vsses it, i'd
mirera Dr.. Prices American Pe1s~es are
appreciated for their peculiar delicA.e fra
france. 1td&w.