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queen vic.oriu's Bridal Dress.

London Correspondence N. Y. Tribune.
gave you an account by telegraph
OF the wedding robe of the Princess
Frederick, which has been on show in
warerooms of Madame Larchene, in the
Rue des Capucines. The tissue in the
train was furnished by silk weaver Of
Lyons and designed after pattern of
Queen Victoria's own bridal dress,
which was woven by Spitalfelds loom.
The designer was NJ. Greppo, now
Deputy for Paris, who at the period OF
the Queens marriage was political
refugee in Loadon. He was as Lyons
workman implicated in the terrible ri
OTIS which broke out in that city in the
early part of Louis Phillippe's reign
and had to fly to England. Then there
was strong prejudice against ladies Of
high rank wearing fnery that was not
of British manufacture. In the notices
of drawing rooms it used to be stated
regularly in the journals that the rib
bons, laces, silks and other fnery den.
ned by her Majesty on court days were
manufactured in her dominion. Rey-
nolds, the author of the Mysteries of
London, as M. Greppo has reminded
me, made the Queen very unpopular in
the "East End" by putting, in one Of
his novels, disparaging remarks in her
mouth about frippery produced by En-
glish looms. Her Majesty did not dare
send to Lyons for her bridal garments.
The difficulty was turned by the Ouch
ess of Sutherland, who found out Grep-
po, asked him to design something in
the Lyons taste in silver tissue, and
set him up with loom, which he
worked under the name Of Cover. 1t
was everywhere stated, therefore, on |
the authority Of the Lord Chamberlain,
that the bridal robe of her Majesty, as
we'll as the Honiton lace tlounces and |
veil, were OF true British manufacture.
Golden has enabled Frederick of Han
over, who will be married at Windsor
as an English princess, to 60 straight
to Lyons for her bridal dress, which
her Majesty will kindly pay for, she
taking upon herself, in the absence Of
the Queen Of Hanover, to act as a sec
Ond mother to the bride.
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PeFsOnNV,

The firm Of Lodge & Valentine, mil
lers, have dissolved co-partnership.
Notice will be found in another column.
George w. Childs has contributed
prizes to the value of 5000 to be con-
tested for by the various Philadelphia
cricket clubs. The publishing commit
tee are now arranging the regulations
to govern the competition.
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'AlLOUR,

saIiderraafSii. rafi four N years given the
eHe 6sp'e 6espt : attention and found
,siapd Ni,aam am preoared to fur.
,,SaantityW yWd,nn,e:9ta doi,e9t spri ng wheat
She, aIN desired 9 to all who want
-four viii lI prepared to uuaran.
TiRd VIII tei .l than any Of the COM
'shN bad adj h,so good baking it is i'm.
'9Strestt,' uS Central 70 building, !. =
'' WIN. b. PICNELS.9 :
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EIED-A RARE CHANCE FOR A
N1EiS lady or 20 tleman to engage
FA@ntney.making business; small
%! required. Also smart agents
no aud female. Apply at store
lli.l;tcl street. 5.l0.et
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slGD-A WHITE GIRL OR MID
a'sef woman 10 do general house
'&D;Itg good ref. Apply
MRS. JOHN KlENLE,
\ L, cor. 9Th and Madison sts.
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|lED-BY A COMPETENT MAN,
laA.Cl as clerk in a board or coal
IlfsEeeper willing to work wages
4llIeS' B. 5. j., 223 Walnut street,
El lei. 5.13stt
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'slty Or Or on ready for mort.
!, ,arhar HGMTni~y;amo unts
'~aslipisS. smith, N. II.
NSe 6.l2-St
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, RENT.-SEVERAL ROOMS,
y.g,tngIe or double, Mt the :. i. cor.
md III sta.; suitable Tor publ: offices
I'd, o. private ch4mbers. Terms low
M tcp.l!s. SIT JNU. .. LEWIS.
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,.Iv'.A HALF GROWN GIRL.
W. FOlfth st. 5-l4-4tt
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" ,ty y-lMMEDIATELY STRONG
~ V wCrk In garden.
!. DR.. HEALD,
Heald's hygeian Home.
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IltD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
A@SJEh. 9l4 Jefferson st. 5.1+2t
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WANTED.

fED.-BY A YOUNG LADY OF
IH0l5h English and classical edu-
GeIlent penman and a practical
|Vnior, a position M copyist, book
|'zaluensls has had large expe-
+ ll'a8h the best of ref. Address
ElAN Office. 5.l5tf
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\ Iy-A .sH a: WHITE GIRL rs on 2O)
" sDl ..nurse. Apply 1902 Della.
E 5-l3.6t
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N ~ ~ SELL OUT GROCERY
p-s,i ra4 hxtures. Address GRO
-''AH Olnce. 5-l3tt
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NrE OHEAP.-A LCT OF TEA
,sItS., set Of counter scales asa eoai
,rNc 1 ". oh st. o'r!lT
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|lEyT TWO VERY DESIRABLE
EalG,o,y rooms, with kltcnen,priyi.
|aaan.ly located, near West street !;
|Ea address j., REPUB. ofiice.5 l3-3tt
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rS,Ir-A GOOD STEAM Wits.
\ iS'ail''ShIe Sano ,or tus.blat or manu;astur.
aN'H A'H" 6-l2tf
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,tn1A COOK AT THE WEST
~A''el atL and Orange SITS. 5.l4-2t
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---r-A FlRST-CLASS POLL
SALbmodH talker. Apply at barber
sr"' gus $. S. WlCKERSHAM,
' lO7 French st.
q
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-, FOUR ROOMED FRAME
Ssahn5 Nd he'd kitchen lot 50xl54 fset,
\ ,s'is ,,,sst ,,t between Lincoln and Union
\, "V"N FRED COURTNEY.
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'"ID'-A ',.5 DRESS MAKER WISH.
M ITySylAent ~ by the day CT week.
WI street, 5.13.3t+
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Forp PLATFORM. AND 80 LIB.
N ' G,h !cale, for sale cheap. lC9
~ et
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gLA-j00 OLD BOILER FLUES,
i:t N i3Ct long, . feet diam eter.
Address " II MGARDLE.
4 100 s. Tenth ct Phil9.
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|VssT. LARGELOT OFGROUND
N MAKE! street, suitable for coal or
Fui with railrOad track. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
.sl No. s East 9Th street.
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E--,r THE CENTRAL LOAN
lscailoH ,Or Cr'e sale at Sl.OO per share.
sDF 'Seagg YAAvWRlNS, Secretary.
D. l. No. 4O4 Market street.
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BRINE, THE SAIL AND AWNINa
Lhnaser, still at work at the Old place, NO.Ls
+. Water st., (Barry's Blo,k.) Orders dl
telephone promptly attended to. 422-l8t
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i. ,E - IA HORSE SUITABLE
I. Suy su, 10 drive. ID. B. H. REpug.
'@''hg price. 5-l2 ltdltwt
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|HENT.-THREE STORY BRICK
LNRTe;t Third street, contains nine
|Syt0 THOMAS JOHNSON,
/ No. 5l2 west Third street.
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SOARDING.
PCBLlC,

i.g a''I,y Xylsh sh' ,bn increase ,,s in tho price
p&e, Iy'e, ~ =, me veteran Ice cream
iaiI, ~ n slve e, as large o plate of
To U,uia'iey has made ample ar.
p, ghSom ~, all with Ice cream and
orcs na,ry tnay call, feeling assured
'as,Smp mp%slohl2e him they will al.
un LINERS. fnLieFS. Mr.. Kyle has foIloysd
d d soHi sSS'iness for the past ;SsiVwsa 81 ve"ra
MI "at a, dent that he can =, n,oaso oa,e
!, ., =; y, as as store, N. +. cor cor. isIS SistS
1t' p pid nis I stalls No, 81, S. M IS a' aod
!, FINISHED tVS, Wiz excursions ,ur and prl.
y Ali d ordoSt WIN leo cream at rea-
tRaeD nyou, rpuers promptly attended
Mn 'oi 'UohAARLES A.LES KYLE,
cot, Sixth and Orange.
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SMALL BOILER; SUIT.
S% "ncht or small business.
,As iDT steam uO" 5-3-tf
III y, EIrgst. --------
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t%,cuI4P.-SECoND-HAND AND
TsALG Gjtahie GhIt for trucker, will carry
iurbOrr, 'aisaV1' l,'aiv At Khkman's livery
'srpds AppD b.10-6t"
" E,st 81 STREET
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roo RENr.-THREE STORY I
pssALEtO, ON Nth Sh modern improvements
1@& VI A}E1y!Ia L PENNINGTON.
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- caEAP.-EluHT HORSE
JUi'' EOS +. 2nd st.
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i I'D,. t,n,ii hREE ROOMS OR PAhT
,rg're e amily Of two. Address
S>--4N 5-lo.t8t
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yoE SALE.

~ Or E1cHASdE.-fARMs
Cisyton STG House Building.
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4 SALE. |. sauI6 WILMINGTON; Not q
Y is.sE house 10 S'II aIso a lot Of good sash
s,nsJ Tlnt'd' !. H'I K. BABo0,GgK4, Ok,
j HipE,I' \ :. {. cornsl Ol end and klns.
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Cameron Not Yet Satisfied.

washington Dispatch to Baltimore SUM-
Representative Butterworth, of Cincin.
natl, was here and had a protracted
talk with Secretary Sherman about the
political outlook, and he left for Harrisburg
to see Senator Cameron. 1t is current talk
among Republicans thst Cameron, since his
return home, is holding off little, and be-
fore jumping into the canvass wants to know
whether he is to control the offices in Penn
sylvania if Garfield is elected. 1t is ASSERT
ed positively that they have not yet come
to an understanding
30 1t seems that Garfield is willing to Sc
out any thing and every thing to accomplish
his purpose, whether it be his official ipflu-
ence to Oakes Ames, or to DE Golyer or the
salary grabi or still worse and more disgrace
tul, the offi ces which he may control, if the
people should unfortunately elect him to the
Presidency. If Cameron supports Garfield
1t Will be because Garfield has sold out to
him all the Pennsylvania patronage. If
Conkling supports him in New York it will
be for the same rsason. Thus the Offices are
to be parcelltd out to leaders, and the peo-
pie are to be first sold out by these Republi-
cans, and then plundered.
If we elect honest men to Office we will
have an honest administration of public af-
fairs but if the Garfeds and Camerons and
Conklirgs and Logans are chosen then the
old crew of wreckers and plunderers will be
at the head of affairs.
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ORANGEvILLE ITEMS,

Our School board, at their last meeting
adopted the books published by d. Appleman
& Co,
a great many Of cur people attended the
harvest home in Ianer's Grove last Saturday,
Judging from appearances they had good
time.
Mr.. James Harman has added TO his UNDER
taking department, new ice box with upper
and lower chambers.
Mrs. Garfield and her adopted daughter are
prostrated with typhoid fever.
A clergyman of this place has demonstrated
the fact that horizontal shingle roof will not
turn water.
Our band is willing TO play for any political
party, but will vote only as they please.
Our cool nights make the front gate talk
shorter and have something to do with temper.
ing the political fever.
Our Doctors are quite busy, either politically
or Professionally.
The academy opened On Monday with 81
students.
During the dog days our dogs are having a
jubilee, VIII lie "Harrys'i collection of juvenile
CANNES, right in the shadow of the Garfield
flag make the nights hedious
NETHERLAND.
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On Thursday evening, August 18th, a meet
ing was called in this place for the purpose of
organizing Garfield and Arthur club at which
meeting your townsman, Mr.. Brown, was pres
ent. AT 8 p. M, the house being called to or.
der, consisting of six Republicans, four Demo
Gratis and one Greehbacker, Mr.. Brown made a
few remarks The six Republicans signed,
and the immense crowd dispersed. We adyise
Mr.. Brown to make another trip up Fishing.
creek, as We think it great advantage 10 his
health, but not for the purpose of organizing
any more Garfield and Arthur clubs.
FROM ONE PRESENT
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BERWICK LETTER.

EDs COLUMBIAN
kr, kumler, pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, returned from his western trim. last
week.
An attempt was made on Sundaynight 10 rob
John Little. Hearing the efforts made by the
burglar TO open the bed room door, he gave the
alarm from window, which had the effect of
driving away the miscreant, who made good
his escape.
Probably ten families from here are camping
at Mountain Grove. 1t is said that the attend
ance there is not so large as in former wears.
The cold snap seems to have been serious
affair oyer there some of the campers having
suffered severely.
The popular amusement for men in the eve
nings Is quoiis at present. From O'Clock un-
TIL darkness interrupts them they are gathered
inI the enclosure behind Buckingham's office
earnestly contendipg Tor the championship.
frequently three sets are in lively operation.
The bass have not yet begun biting in bu-
siness'like manner; but boom" in that direc.
ton may be expected during the close of this
month and the beginning OF next.
REPoRTER,
Rcrxyi1ly p, Apr
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AN AND DEMOCRAT BLO LOOMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY. PA

was inUdlid, and does not slrud in the way Of n
selection and decis on upon a series OF school
books at meeting TO he held according 10 the
provisions of the Act Of Assembly.
The granting or iemsmg preliminary H..
junction is largely di.crri o,ary with the court.
1t is usually refused where here has been Il, lay
IN making complaint Or when issuing it will
produce more Injury to olheis than advantage
to the complainant. In this Gaze, during one
whole year other school books than those deeig
mated in the resolution have been procured
and used by the patrons of The schools, with
the consent Of the directors and no ST. ps have
been taken until now by the complainant to en-
force the resolution before mentioned. In fact
according to the affdavits he, as school di-
rector, voted to reconsider that resolution.
l refer to that fact not for the purpose Of af
iecting the record of the Secretary, but as
reason why ne is not entitled to invoke In
ms behalf the strong arm of the law.
Aug Is, 1850. These motions came on to be
heard and were argued by counsel wherenpon
upon consideration thereof il is ordered and ad.
Judged that the preliminary INJUNCTION hereto
fore issued be dissolved
WIN. ELwELL,
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-
STATE FAIR At PHILADELPHIA.

On Monday September 9th, The Twcnty.sev.
enth Annual Exhibition Of the Pennsylvania
State Agricultural Society will open at the Main
liuildinp, Centennial Grounds. Fairmonnt
Park, Philadelphia, and continue eighteen
days, closing on Saturday, September 25th;
the last week of which period, viz: from Sep.
tember 20 TO 20, will he devoted TO the Inter
national show OF Sheep, Wool and Wool Pro.
ducts, for which purpose the liberal sum OF
$500 in cash has bten appropriated. During
this week, however, all othtr exhibits with the
exception OF Horses, Cattle Swine and Poultry
vii remain on display.
From present indications this exhibition Of
the society will be the largest, grandest, and
most varied that has ever been he'd by any
State Society, aud will be second in numbers
and m'rt only to the ever memorable Interna.
tlon6l Exhibition, held at the same place du
ring the Centennial Year. The premium list
which can be obtained from the off ers of the
Society, at their office, northwest corner Tenth
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, is the most
complete and thorough that has ever been pre-.
sented by any similar organization, and offers
for competition in the Live Stock Class alone
the handsome sum Of S2l3l5. In the Dairy,
Fruit, Vegetable, and Floral DEPARTMENTS the
further sum Of $4,000 is added, besides large
number of eles mt and valuable golI, silver ard
bronze medals, whose intrinsic value will ag.
gtega,e the entire sum Of more than $4,000
in actual cash.
The display will include large number of
Imported Thoroughbred Fine Bread. and
Draught Horses herds of Short Horn, Deyop,
Holsein, Jersey and Guernsey Cattle the
choicest breeds of sheep Swine, &C., together
with Mechanical, Vegetable and Manu- factur.
ing Collection seldom, il ever, brought togeth.
er in any community. Excellent and conmo.
dions .labling has been prepared within the
building for Horses and Horned Cattle, and a
suitable space assigned on the grounds adjacent
for The accommodation of Swine. The Ma
chlnery, Dairy, Fruit, Floral and Domestic
Departments are all provided under cover aud
Will undoubtedly prove attractive and instruct.
i've features of the Fair. space has also been
as lgned for the exercise and displ,y Of all the
entries in the Live Stock Glasses, but 10 racing
will he permitted. Green food will be sup
piled al the Mich Cows on exhibition, and
hay and straw furnished all entities gratis.
Excursion tickets will be furnished by all the
railroads entering Philadelphia, and all ar.
ucles iuteuded for exhibition carried on liberal
terms.
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Englishmen formerly supposed that Ameri
can running horses were very inferior to theirs
but during the last two years Parole. Wal,er.
stem and other fast ones that were sent from
this country to England, have won hundreds
OF thousands of dollars, for such Americans
as the Messra. Lorillard, James Gordon Ben.
nett, &c. The Englishmen have investigated
the reasons for the great success Of the Amo,i
can horses, and find that they are kept in such
fine condition by the constant use of NJ. p
hooer'S Horse Powders. July 9 2m
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Communicated. |

EDS. COLOMBIAN
On last Saturday evening the citizens of
Fishingcreek met at the school house near j;
B. Stokers and organized Hancock and Eng
lish club. Samuel Smith was elected President
and Cyrus Robbins Secretary c. G.. Barkley
addressed the meeting. All were pleased.
The Benton Band came IN Just as Mr. Barkley
was speaking, it was rather surprise, come
again gentlemen; you can count on old Fish
ingcrees doing her whole duty this fall by Civ
ing Hancock and English more than her usual
majority. Friend Lowenberg was along with
Nj. Barkley, Davy has great many warm
friends in Fishingcreek. c. r.
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The Hancock Club was well attended on
Wednesday night. Remarks were made by
W. j. Buckalew, II. E. Smith, j. NJ. Clark, r.
X. Little and others. A number of new name.
were added 10 the list which now numbers 800
all solid Hancock men. Some have heretofore
voted the Republican and Greenback tickets.
but they are straight now. By the way will the
Repnb hcan please give us the name of single
democrat who has joined their club If it can.
not then it should not attempt TO deceive tie
public.
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At meeting of the Democratic County
Committee held last week after the convention
David l.owenberg was reelected Chairman, and
g. G. Barkley was elected Secretary. There
were twenty members present, which is an un.
usually large attendance.
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1t should be the aim of every owner OF
Horses, Cows, &c, to make them as handsome
and useful as possible The Germcn Horse
and Cow Powder helps to de yelop all the
powers of the animal. 1t impro es its beau-
ty and increases its usefulness. 1t makes
milk, mucle and fat, By using it a horse
VIII do more work and COW give more milk
and be in better condition with less feed
Sold only by weight at Is cents a pound by
G. A. Klein, Bloomsbury.
Dec -. '79-1y
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We were greatly amused some days since,
by seeing one Of our venerable citizens, who
had been bowed down with Rheumatism, throw
away his crutches, and declare himself just us
young as he used TO be, and now he is recon-
mending Roberts Embiocaion to every old
lady in town. Great linimcnt that. aug elm
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Since the English gentlemen as we'll as the
Messrs. Lorillard, James Gordon Bennett. &C.,
have found SO much virtue in Roberts Horse
Powders, and have used it in such quanlitis:
all persons who are alive to their interests give
1t to their horses, whether runners, trotters or
farm hoses. 1t has a wonderful effect. aue6lm
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

The Friendship and Rescue Companies APP
peared on the streets on Tuesday evening with
their apparatus,with coats eff, ready for race.
They started on Main and ran down Market.
The result was unsatisfactory and they arc 90.
ing to try it over again. The Rescue Boys
claim to have come out ahead
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LAST NoTICE.

Persons knowing themselves to be indebted
l" The undersigned on book accoun, ror ;,L
To" and odrcriising will please settle Leroro IN,
.oy'r W" iT'' ioSo The iirm of Brockway & Ell.
': W." was u.S'olVed on October lst, 1879, and
o'"'e mat Time we have been sending out state.
menus frequently with but little success. Many
VINO are well able to pay have given no atten.
uon 10 them. Now, our books must he closed
a II accounts remaining unsettled on tho G,s
uay OF October, 1850, will be placed in n iusti.
ce's hands for collection. Aswe shall sSnd a
statement to all persons indebted to u.s. before
that time, no one can complain that tbev
mad no notice. The above Goes NOT annie ,o
balances due on subscription, though we shall
be glad to have those settled also.
,oo. G. b. BRocKwAY,
mug. EU-OW GEO H.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

Lewis Loveess, a prominent republican
OF Pike county, Indiana, and formerly a
candidate OF his party for congress, has re-
nounced bis connection with the republican
organization, and is out for Hancock and
English.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

The decorations of the hall of the Hancock
Clab are handsome, and the Transparency
which was Illuminated for the first time on
Wednesday night, is attractive. The names
are all CORRECTLY spelled too.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

The medicines of DUSDAs DICK 4 Co. arc
uneSeelled for elegance, purity, and relia-
p'lty Their Seidlitino Seidlitz Powders,
are as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Soft
Capsules are world famous. See Aavt
july 80, so 0-6meow
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

The town has purchased hose carriage for
the Rescue BOYS, and it will be here the first Of
next week. We are Informed they intend to
man both the carriage and the truck. This is
the proper thing to do and will add greatly to
the fire department.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

WANTED-K indling wood want2d at this Of.
fee on subscription. The wood should be cut
from II TO Is inches IN length, any thickness s.
Market price will be paid.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

= ! ne water works were tested last week and
,'""' s'u factory 20 far as fire plugs are con.
'e',ed' large stream was thrown consid.
cradle distance. Water has now been ,nr,ed
on all parts Of the town. The rcs,rvoir viii b.
completed in few DAYS.
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LIGHT STREET LOCALS.

Mr., j. r. Krebs of Lock Haven il visiting
his father
NJ IS Sadie and Lydia Thomas of William.
sport are visiting friends here.
Bass fishing is the employment Of a great
many, There is a fine lot of them being caught
here,
A great many of cur people are spending
this week a Mountain Grove camp meeting
Our leading Democrats are working hard for
Hancock and English.
The daughter of Mr.. j, NJ C, Rank is now
at home rusiica,ing for few weeks
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

The Rev. Goodrich will preach at the f,l-
low ing places on next Sabbath at Zion in the
morning, at st, James in the afternoon, and at
in the evening.
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A.. 49, Z. i. BROCKwAY,
Aug' 1o-ow GEO. Il. EIwELL,

Gartsi'd is the way heropublicans spell i, on
their transparency. They have had 80 much
trouble in defending his character that they
nave not had time to learn how he spells his
name.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

As Hancock clubs are being organized all
over the county, We request the secretaries to
furnish us with a list of officers, and reports of
the meetings.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

1t is sad and true that many children have
hilea untimely graves, by the nj gect of their
mothers to have Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Hoar.
mound and Wild Cherry on hand. Every moth
er has bottle this season OF the year for imme.
diate use. a,oG1,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-20

Our readers should remember that the A. s.
T. Co.'s Black Tip, advertised in another col
umn, will wear as long as the metal tip, while
at the same time adding to the beauty of the
rbon