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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-08

W"yO UHINSS CHIIO0 LOEs
LETTERS.
Bohn, Fred, Newman, Mrs. Anna.
Garais, W. B., Newman, Mrs. Laura,
Haughton, 0. E., Riedl, Miss A.
Minidon, D., Schumacher, Gottlieb.
Morse, c. w.. Reynolds, Mrs. R. A.
Murphy, Miss NJ, Christensen. Friedrich,
Meyer, NJ. Ryarnston, A. A.
McIntire, VIM.
MERCHANDISE.
Mrs. J. P. Lane.
70 obtain any of the above mail matter the
applicant must give the date of this list
CHARLES FRANTz. P. NJ.
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GAYS
CHINA AND GLASS,
No 23 e. Washington St, Chicago.
FALL STOCK COMPLETE.

NNACNSS hUV EK THAN ENEK
80 styles Ebony Cabinets, Cut Beveled Glass, at Is
l2O Decorated Chamber Sets 1915.
IS styles Decorated Dining Services.
That Decorated Service with Six Vegetable
Dishes, at $22 so, is creating sensation
Stone China Dining Sets, 115 pieces, $3.50.
GoDlets, per dOz., 50c. Tumblers per doZ.. soc,
The entire stock of Fancy Goods at Unpreced.
ented Low Prices.
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BUSINESS CARDS'

MI HJTUGGINS & WAS HBURN
Kenosha and Racine. WIS. monumental ana
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ORANGEYIILE ITEMS.

There is already good deal Of l'fe in poiti.
cal circles, and the three parties are counting
noses to know their strength in the campaign.
The Hancock club meets every Wednesday eve
ming in their room at the Centennial hotel
Congressman klotz addressed the club on the
evening of the 2Sth ult. He was afterward ser
enaded by our band.
The Reformed charge of Orangeville contrib
ucd one hundred dollars to assist their unfor-
tunate brethren at Milton to rebuild their
church.
The two corner merchants are awake to their
lumber interests and Judging from their elcc-
tioneering policy, would make active cand-
dates for political honors
Mrs. Kate Conner and Rev. Garfield are i'm
proving their residences.
Many Of our citizens expect TO attend the
Union Harvest Home to be held in the grove
at the Zions church On Saturday August Ii.
The game of quoits is an every day amuse
ment with some of our people, and some of the
expcr', claim the championship for Orange
vile. 1t is about time or"Jerry' and "liud'
to make their annual visit.
"Harry" contemplates starting n geological
garden. He has already as many dogs as an!
able boo led man can take care OF, which with I
few foxes and owls would make very respecta
BILE outfit .
NETHERLAND.
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THE WlNoNA FESTIVAL.

Extensive preparations were made for good
tme at the festival of the Winona Fine compa.
b. held last Friday and Saturday evenings and
the BOYS were not disappointed in the results Of
thar labor. Neither Evans Hail. nor any 9TH
b hall in town was ever so elaborately decora,-
b. Flags, festoons. banners, pictures and fire
/ f-galia, all combined to produce a charming
tNect The tables we're attractive, but not SO
'auoh so as the young ladies' who waited on
i III m. They all looked their prettiest and did
|iheir best to swell the receipts, and for their
Services thew have the thanks of the company
LAt the flower stand alone Miss May Kuhn and
Mrs Annie Miller took in over twelve dollars.
|o,bor.dia .oraIl,, q, vol bnt we cannot at
-,
'emp' to tell what eaeh one o'"'
There were a number of features here not OF,
i ten seen at such pl,ces. A soda folntain kept
tvo n,.n oon,,artlv ounIoved in prenorins
Il '' '0"'"'' m ~ -
oohhs beverages Inc graz p'e was S0u'',
III considerable amusement to the audience anu
profit to the company. There were all sorts OF
d,ows .nJ Iotteries several handsome prize.
b.ioa disnosod of in that manner. There wa,
=, ,i,.., o,,I ,,,,,,,,, ;a,.l
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BrOckway Congressional Club.


BLooMsBURG' IA'- august looo'
Sir:
This club is ORGANIZED III 'he interest
Of Capt. Charles b. Brockway' ana 20
promote so Tar as 1t can ms h"ii',''!o" III
and election to Congress 1t VIII De nm
possible Tor hlm to see per9oh'''! 'he
Democratic voters of.ihlN county, 'iu',
less those OF the SIX other couli'leS Willt"
constitute tins Dlstrlct' heSl'eS he u ~
and ought to be wen known to all we
are also OF the opmon that securing inc
county tor nomination Is dt!I"u''S Il,
ltSelt-wastea the llme OF cahul"''eS 'ih"
of the voterH,-and involves an oM'Iay
OF money lnat poor ''i'', '"i'''o' ''''i' :,
We will briefly state 'he reason WI!
Capt. BrockWay shollu pe loil''''Sp,"
lie is native ot the county ANA 'IoI,.
boyhood has been "n earnest Hr'en'
Democrat and 10y ms speeches. ana aS T."
editor sustained the tohcipl'' oi HE
party.
As member OF the Legislature III l,''
trying sessions OF iS'2-.3-f' ne was 'l!'
acknowledged leader OF the pemoera''' Il
members OF the House ne Ai"ta el
tcctually IN the measures Wllch S"N'
birth TO our new constitution ana hl'".
OF the most salulary acts passed Wcr
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BERWICK LETTEI
EDS. COLUMBIAN :

EDS. COLUMBIAN
A much needed improvement is being nade
IN our town reservoir, that Of cleaning 1t and
Increasing its elevation.
Rev. Williamson, a former teacher of town,
and wife, are spending several weeks with us.
lhe Reverend's recreation consists of bunting
and fishing, though the wood co are very
scarce and the lass are not very active Few
OF the many fisherman return with trophies
that they feel proud of, occasionally some one
returns with "three.pounder" and ''yarn''
to suit.
Messrs. b, f. Crlspin and f. II, Jackson are
pleased with the knowledge that their furnace
at Laurellon is in operation and doing very
good work.
The abundance of rain during the last month
combined with the sudden dangers in the tenn
perature, seems to have generated throat dis
eases among old and young. II is safe to say
mat during this period fhy have suffered viii
sore throat and quinsy.
REPORTER,
Berwick Pa. Aul. q, 80,
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Mothers, don't fail to have Sine's Dysentery
Compound on hand, for the relief of your little
baby VIII en- attacked with any bowel compliant
1t contains no morphine nor opium, yet its
soothing effect viii give the little sufferer so
much relief, that he will at once fall into a
gentle sleep, and give his mother an orporiu'
nifty to rest, as well as every provoked bache'
Ior If fine house. lg 6.lm
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tile Democratic voters Of the several districts
\ Columbia county will meet at the usual
aces Of holding the general election on Sat
+l,v. August 9TH, 1850, between the hours
three and seven o'clock in the afternoon, and
cl delegates by ballot to represent the dis.
lets IN the county convention 10 be held in
10 Opera House, Bloomsbury on Tuesday, Au-
+. 10Th at IL o'clock a. M, TO place in nomi-
ion one candidate for Congress, one candi-
,e for State Senator, two candidates for Rep
sentative and one candidate for District At
,oey and to transact such other business as
10 interest of the Democratic party may re-
hire, Also at the same time and PAGES and
,be same manner; the Democratic electors o
.ch district will elect one person TO serve as =
bfmber of the County Standing Commiie,
,bich will meet Immediately on the adjourn
rent of the Convention.
By order Of the county Committee,
DAVID LowENBERG,
Chairman.
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PERSONAL.

Miss simonon, ofMaryland, is visiting Miss
Annie Neal.
Mr.. John Boyd, of Harrisburg is visiting
at Mr. William Meals.
a. L. Miller now living at Harrisburg. was
in town this week
J,F. Peacock is the boss "lemo" man. He
would be invaluable as circus attachment.
f. II. Little, Col. Freeze. ]. II. Maize. and
Geo. E. Elwell went to Benton on Thursday on
law business.
Miss Minnie Eyery has gone TO Mexico Pa.
10 visit relatives.
Prof g. L. Wilbur and wife are spending
the summer vacation at On-onta, New York.
Miss Rodney, of Newcastle, D,laware, who
has been visiting Mrs. L. Xahuer the past few
weeks, returned home on Tuesday.
Rev. o. D. S. Marcay Is taking vacation
of few weeks.
Rev. L, Zshner was voted the large cake at
The Winona festival on Saturday night.
Col L. Thaycr is confined to his bed from
the effects of a fall
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We were Greatly amused some days since
BY seeing one of our venerable cIizens' who
had been bowed down with rheumatism, throw
away his orulches, and declare himself Just a'
yonng as he used to be, and now he Is r'eom,
mending Roberts Embrocation to every old
lady in town. Great liniment that aus o-lm
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NETHERLAND.

Roberts Poulry Powders are guaranteed to
cnre poultry of all diseases, il given before the
fowls refuse TO eat. Sure cure for cholera. we
have tried it and advise all TO use it. aug 6lm
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1t ia very disconraging to the industrious
iarmers wife, as well as foolish to have her
poultry die from cholera or other disease. when
she can buy of her druggist Roberts Poultry
Powder for % cents a package; and guaranteed
TO cure. apg G-1,
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Travellers should always have small bottle
of Snes' Dysentery Compound for immediate
relief from any bowel complaints guaranteed
TO tone up the stomach at once to healthy con-
dition. aug elm
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Roberts Horse Pow ders were formerly USED
amongst the runners and other valuable horses
but now since the price has been reduced to q
cents per package all can afford TO use them
augG I'm
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The medicines of DUNDAs DICK K Co. are
unexcelled for elegance, purity, and relia-
bility. Their Seidlitine Soidlitz Powders,
ere as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Soft
Capsules are world famous. See Adyt.
July 80, 'S0.Gmeow
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Mt. Pleasant NJ. F. Sunday school will hold a
basket pic mic in ApplCman's Grove on Sa'uf-
day August H. In the atlerroon and evening
there viii be an ice cream festival, &c. Pro
Gee s for t, bencf of the Sabbath school
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The union of the Democrats and Green
hackers of Maine is now complete, aud they
90 into the campaign with united front to
the enemy, The republicans will have their
hands full to carry the Sta in Septem-
her
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Sines' Dy,enlery Compound vixen taken ac
cordnp TO directions, will insiantaneously cure
Cramps, Spaams, Sour Stomach, Heartburn
Diarrh~a, Dysenlery, Collie, and all other bowe
o,n,nIairts aug elm
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~ n a WEEK IN your own town, ana no cap
Vital rlsked You con give the business a
u g. h. tr.al without expense. The best onportu-
AEESynity ever offered for those willing TO
SHHEHEwOrk. You should try nothing else uutil
you see for yourself what you can do t
the business we offer. so room 10 explain here.
You can devote all your time or only Nour spare
time 10 the business, and make great pas Tor every
hour that Sou Vork. Women make as much as men.
send for special private terms and particulars, which
we mail free. 50 Outit free, Don't complain Of Ward
times while you have such n chance. Address II,
HALLElT a co Portland Maine.
oct 3. ',g-ly
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Nlauch Chunk Oct "a lS7y


I Hasten to make this mail jim lynn letter
received he is Il Dam fool We never asked
him anything only to Pass it over one week
and to the request were every yes every
Prominent democrat Including Packer and
Brodhead and all the conferees and only he
Lynn and Craig-but J Has broken the
Camels back and we are all united for new
Paper Wewill and must have an organ We
can control and will do so at once sure
| enclose you Letters Monroe Democrat
and Athens Tell Mr. Lowenberg Mr. Bu OK.
alew and will write again tomorrow NJ all
goes
You give Collins 1900 in Carbon you may
mean Monroe and Collins ca mt carry If |
don't ran No think Collins will anyhow
We have only 800 Democratic Majority
here n
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-06

Inc new house at Marshfeld, which oc.
cuples The site of Webstet's old home which
was burned, is nearly completed at cost
'of about 81 900.
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PUBLIC SALES.

b ,,rce A. Doly, administrator Of Henry
.hnr,. deceased will offer real estate for
!, in Benton on Saturday August 9TH a, 10
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Ifyour child has worms, give it the Grea'
Mexican Remedy, Herbaline Bitters, they are
easy of administration, pleasant to take, and
o, harmless as honey. They never disappoint'
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Rogers & Campbelrs show " i'll visit this place
bis Friday. 1t is variety entertainment.
admission 25 cents.
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The Hancock and English club of Ca'awIss
a is now thoroughly organized. Dr. hoDDihs
is President, and W. l. Eyerly' E'q', Secrtta'
ry. c. B Brockway and H. E Smith address
e1 the club last Saturday evening.
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Since the English gentlemen as well as the
Messrs. Lorilard, James Gordon Bennett @'''
have found SO much virtue in Roberts Horse
Powders. and have used it in 'uch quan'itisi
all persons who are alive to their Interests give
il to their horses, whether runners, trol'ers OF
farm hoses. 1t has a wonderful effect. aug6ln
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DEALER IN
Siiverware. Watches. .Jewelry Clocks .t:o.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

j. CLEMENT SMITH, III street Washington
d. G., Attorney at law ana solicitor OF Patents
Survivor OF Gilmore, Smith q Co.. and ChpInan
Hosmor Co, send postage stamps for Circular giy-
ing fees, sc.
une 4, lSS0-tt
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We omit Communication from Roaring
-pck for want Of space. Will appear next
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1t should be the aim oI every owner of
Horse, Cows &c, TO make them as handsome
and useful as possible The German Horse
and Cow Powder helps to develop all the
powers of the animal. 1t improves its beau
ty and increases It's usefulness. 1t makes
milk, muce and fat. By using il horse
will do more work and a cow give more milk
and be in better condition With less feed.
Sold only By weight al IS cents pound by
G. A. Klein, Bloomsbury
Dec ~ '1H-ly
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THE voLTAlo BELT CO., MARSHALL. mcu,

:, Will send their celebrated Eleclro.Voltaic
helt' to The afflicted upon 80 days trial. Specdy
cures guaranteed. They mean what lhey saw
"tlte to them without lclay. Nov. 2l.1y.
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David Lowsubcrg.

Harriet 4. Ncwkirl;, Of Salem, says: was
cuIei Of tvlter in my hand by three app ica-
tions of CampAor Mix My husband was
cured Of old running sores by using it. 1t
cured riy son Of srraintd ankle, Pri E 2j
cents sod by c. \, l\Ieim, Boomshurg.
a;lil lG 'S0lv
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Cash paid FIR 800 tons good dry blight
Rock OAK Bark hy -,las Young, Light street.
iu!y-3O- 2m
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THE CAMpAIGN COLUMBIAN

THE CAMPAIGN COLUMBIAN
Only rs cents for six months, or 80 year
in advance, Get up clubs and send in you
names.
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Pdhbars Mt McKiancy's.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Clothing store OF David LOwcnberg
is well stocked with all the latest styles of
Clothing for Men, Youth and Children.
Call and examine,
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CAL and see the Best and Cheapes Sum
mcr Suit !or So 90 at d. Lowcnbergs.
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Call at McKinney's Tor Shoes.

Hon. George n. Corson, Norristown, says:
The phmnix Pecjoral is Indispensable in my
family. 1t acts ike a charm in curing
coughs and colds with the children,and !
always Use it when addressing jury. Price
% cents. G. 4. Klein, bloomsbury. aprl6-ly
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DELEGATE ELECTION SATURDAY
AUGUST I. LET EVERY DEMOCRAT
ATTEND.
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1000 pounds nice dried raspberries, 1900
pounds nice driedptted cherries wanted this
fall by Sias Young, Light Streetjuy 2-6m
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of authority contained IN the Last VIII
and testament OF Henry Kluosbury, late Of Benton
township, Columbia county. deceased the under
signed win expose 70 public sale on the rrcms, IN
Benton on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7rh 1850
at ten o'clock In the forenoon all that certain lot or
piece of land situate, lying and being In Benton VII
age, IN the township of Benton, and county Of Co
llmbla Aforesaid being ot number SIX (No. G ont
plan Of that part OF the village which was laid cut
by Pdryin Mast rs bounded and described as fol
lows, to-wii' heglnning AZ a post by TIE Fishing
creek road, thence by land Of Alexander corey DOT
No. 5) north sixty TWO ana half degrees rost ihlr
teen perchcs and one-tllrl TO post iptioa ur a
| alley north Wou y-scycu and q hU't degrees pas
| three prrchas 10 post thence by landed Slmro
| Rhon" ESD dot No. . south GiNty-tvoapI ahalfd
| 'roca cost thirteen rtrht ana ouCIllra {. a nos
| 1y ne roao llp Fishugcre. b. lCr.. ur eaii H.,
| suulu ~ tho a half otlrt,s west tftn r,iHa
| 10 tue Ill'C ~ ltglnnWg, contain lr~ forty sOuAr
| pofches, ONElotklH CF ANtCl.E or LAID
| Hgs. ~ ''' '''
TENS mace known on day Of sale.
| GEutGE A. pOTY,
| -, AdrinisiGatoT Je toris Ton,
/ "'pS ''Ho'S" Town hul. Ia.
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NlapCn ChunS oct Il 1870
Ny Dear Capt The thing is Jus here
Mr. Packer Mr. Buckalew aud Mr. Brod
head and such men don't Like to bea Party
10 Run against the ticket run before ;hey are
sure they can win, that is they want Waller
to withdraw and then one of us can come
in and get the united support of the coun-
ties, and as told you up there if Waller
don't withdraw don't want to Run snd get
licked or Elect republican ! can beat
Collins out of his boots if Waller is of but
if he amt of am afraid and if Waller
would 20 of in ] days from Now Lean d.
it but Lilly says if am not on the ticket the
republcaes en- carry Carbon as we have
only 800 democratic majority that | will be
Mad and wont eiectioneer AID my friends
will lag but that il | am on the ticket |
| can carry the whole County ticket along
that il t. me Il Kind Of compliment but
don't want them now They say Collins is
a Catholic and our Man Sweeney, represent
ative is a Catholic and Molle trials q
going oa is all turned 10 account to Beat us
aud they think 2 Catholics will weight us
down but am going in o the fight and we
hope to Beat them anyhow | don't no what
to say but Let it go unless Waller goes of
unless you want to give them a hitch &c
| kLOTZ
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EIRE INSURANCE.

BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY.
GERM AN FIREINSURANCE COMPANY.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNION INSURANCE COMPAcG.
These OLD CORPORATIONS are wei seasoned ny age
and FIRE TESTED ana have never yet h0d loss set
tied by any court OF law, Their assets are all invest
cd I'm SOLID sECURITlEsund arc liable to the hazard
OF FIRE only.
Losses PROMPTLY ard HONESTLY adjusted ana paid
as soon as determined by CHRISTIAN j, KNAPP, sPEC
A. AGENT AND ApJUSrLR BLOOMsruRG, IA.
The people OF Columbia lunty should natronzC
the agency where losses feny are settled and paiG
by one OF their own citizens,
PKOMPTNESS, EQUITY FAIR DEALING
Nov, 10, 80.
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Erockway,-5 days ago Lilly and all hands
thought you or me would Run against
Collins anyhow aud that would make Wal
lor-ard therefore they refuse to withdraw
last evening" heard from two sources
that They nov talk Of wiihdrawIng if so and
do it in , or 3 days we can scalp chem yet
ives we cam Carbon still holds out 50 does
fincher-dam Joe Lynn and his one man
Power Craig. would Like to learn him
Lesson May write tomorrow
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Business Notices
Boots aad shac, cheap at NcE,ore;'e,

TT, public are hereby informed that
spl.nd -pi are now made from the latest
siyi,s %, &srrg Gp3d4 un he following
terms: Laicst Siy'ea, Louc.t Prices, Best Na-
terial. Bfst lF~ kmmedp, and lest Tits at
the Popular Store Of -,
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For Nobby Hats,
For Latest Styles,
For Lowest Prices,
Go to David Lowenberg's
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$40 REwARp.--lIoal, on Sunday evening near
the colorel camp ground at Ruperta rcd lealh-
er pocket book containing about S24 or 325 and
b. L. d w. r. Il. ticket froin Scranton 10
lIoboken New York city,. The finder can
keep $40 Ghe will return balance and K. II.
ticket to this office. No questohs will be asked
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Mauch Chunk Pa Nov 1 1876
understand Il did not see HIM Mr. Wal,
Ter said to Brodhead That he had not heard
my name in connection with congress lntl,
mating might Have been done) That Is
thought 1t looked so-that he had only hear
of McGargell &c
Il kLOTZ
Now, Capt. Brockway declined to run un-
der any circumstances, ,--hoisted Collins
name in the COLUMBIAN, and thus foiled
the game of KlOtz and Megargcll to bolt a
c. l.. BRoCEWAY.
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kloiz aud Megal GEL as Boilers.
DEMOCRATS, READ ~ prrtrcr

DEMOCRATS, READ ID REFLECT.
., In he Congressional contest of 1916. Col.
lhS wa renomnattd byt he voter. % la.
zerhe, fikc, Monroe AID Mio,ur X ,otz
w. lca bolt. For that lt.".o he c.uitto
blnomsburg and by app .lntnltnt here met
Megargell and others. lie offered to ran
himself,if the COLUMBIAN and others would
support him. This was refused under the
circumstances. In proof give extracts
from his letters, the originals of which are
in my possession.
Mauch Chunk Pa Oct q 1876
NY Dear Frieads: When Reach Home
| found Mr. Broadhead Leonard our chair.
man Judge Packer half Dozen most Prom
inent county officials and heads of Parry &c
all here at' nding court Then Taylor Leutz
| Steadman &c the conierees all wishing to the
result explained all and show them How
you Mr. Buckalew and Others felt and that
old Noble Columbia" at Least would be a
| unit III action On this subject and that we
mad agreed to meet Monday or Tues
day &c All was Happy and all were agreed
Nay determined AT D o clock p. m. it came
out that Lynn had announced that he would
| Hoist Collins 10 the Mast of his PAPER and
say that he was regularly nominated &c This
50 exasrerated our People that II to Ii
OF Tho very bead men went to see him and
among 9th, r. JIdge Packer SAYING it was a
matter OF Honor IS / had been sent to your
equity &c But Mr.. after Putting us oil
sent for Craig aud Craig aloae decided Thai
Collins W. the Man and Lynn said so in hi.
paper Oh! My Dear Sir this morning JONI
lay lOr and or 1 more 20 in to stop theii
| IHtNpr and tt p'nra = IA al aud II
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-06

Greenawald may Take up Collins this
week No matter We can carry that county
anyhow hh
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-06

july 10, 'sO-iw
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-06

Admission free at McKinney's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-06

Boot headquarters ut McKinnry's.