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Daily Republican., 1880-07-09
sLM ss.iiaL MENTIOa.
simple Trial

D,ovpiug's Tonic and Ai'eIa'.ve ~ ~
Di0snlIS shs nSost obstinate of \ It's 8 su. !.
ns's sss,i.s. Nh .riving Twin qualities. i is, is a
hssls5a' " Shnrifer, changes the CON
h a. Siops i.ntf.Iing from general debility
Jon sunTl,Ts r;rarous health, and en-
one si ., ,sddens ths blood. Manu-
ana 'Tr i,s suthor and sole proprie-
b. |Isd p SEybampion Az Browning, M. D., ! :,
w ,.'b Snsn street, Philadelphia. All
Li1ts ns'D and dealers in ms0l''ne'
Daily Republican., 1880-07-09
State OF the Thermometer

the NRPUBIIcAN office, on Friday
ming, July 0:
clock, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
SOo $40 $50
Daily Republican., 1880-07-09

we'll has on his stalls in the Third
A market house, a fine lot Of trout,
|bsss, Spanish mackerel, blue fish,
End, white perch, haddock and 9th
Esrjeties Of the fnny tribe. Call
Il and avoid the crowd.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-09

Ia YOU ever see q pain ? No. Did
. ever hear a pain? No. Did you ever
l pain : No. Did you ever feel
Iinl Yes, but not more than one
/ ute after taking a dose Of DR..
'ns' Celebrated Pain Searcher. Only
. Its the hes: medicine you can
! in the house. Depot, Fourth and
streets Phila., COZ Arch street.
by dealers.
pHerlsy Il Sawyer, No. 3o2 Market
h, price list Of photographs and
ptpes: G fue card photographs OF
rsellOr children, sl.0O; one large
|, SlO0; i large ferrotypes, Doc. !;
ball, 25c. Il small for 25c.
uDkel's Bitter Wine of Iron, Kun
( Worm Syrup and Kunkel's Pills,
sale by J. Z. Hartman, Druggist,
b and Poplar streets.
ennedy's Prairie Weed and henne
FsvOrite Remedy sold by Taylor d
lertOn, Druggists and Apothecsries,
King street.
heap trusses, a 1T guaranteed, at
P6rth's Drug Store, I'd and Market
tsS.
be New Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
|hins does all kinds of work without
ping. Office, III Market street.
Everybody smokes Chapman's 8 cent
Fsnss. "Whst everybody 7" Well.
i everybody. 4th and Shipley SITS,
euons N, L. Janney, 303 King
Pet, makes a speciality Of lemons
sell remarkably cheap.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-09

few patterns Of Satin Stripe Black
lsuss, former price $3.50; to close
them to-day for so cents. War
sd 10 wear, W. NJ. Kennard Il Co.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-09

Mr.. McGlinob y made . long and Ell.
nqusrt rsply IN whi8h hssaid "believo
it or believe II sot1 intend-d no IN
iairne5s to Mr. Chandier."
Mr.. Chandlsr's motion accept his
resignation was lot by vote OF Z to Z.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Est Sarah c. Shultz. Return of sale con-
frmed nisi.
Petition of Elizabeth Fritz for the benefit
of her separate earnings filed.
Est of Mary E. Trembley. Cititation on
guardian to file account, awarded.
Petition of Wm. Baumeister for discharge
under the insolvent laws, filed. Not granted, ,
and remanded to Jail
Road in Jackson twp. near Ezekiel frltZ.
Eli Mendenhall, T. B. Cole and Emanuel
Laubach appointed viewers.
Bridge in Sugarloaf VIM. Brink, John 7.
Hess and George Hurleman appointed
viewers.
Road in Orange and Fishngcreek twps.
Isaac A. Dewitt, Alex Kramer and Jacob X,
Berlin appointed viewers.
Road in Fishingcreek twp. near John
Bright. Cyrus McHenry, Abner Welsh and
David Achenbach appointed viewers.
Com. vs. George Snyder. Bench warrant
ordered to be issued.
July lat 10 o'clock A. NJ. was fixed for an
adjourned court.
Petition of d. j. Waller to assess damage
Ilarman John, John Waltz, Charles I, Shu,
man, Joseph Jameson, Joseph Hartzel, Lloyc
Miller and Adam Fetterman appointed
| viewers.
h0au IN tdlhWlsSd tNp' w a9hlhS'oh al
| Jackson Clever and Moses Hover appointed
viewers
Edward Curley was brought into court
and sentenced to twelve years In the pen
itentiary,
In the matter of introducing new system
of Judgment index, the Court expressed
willingness to make any order for the adop
ton for any system which is deemed th
best,
Court adjourned on Thursdayu ntil Satur
day at 10 O'clock.
Est. John Hartman. Auditors report con
frmed nisi,
CON. VS.. Joseph May. Recognizance o
defendant and Mrs. Rebeccs May each !
the sum of 5000 for appearance of defendan
at next sessions.
Petition of Addia r. Scott for sale c
Real Estate. Sale ordered.
G. w. Suplee VS.. Samuel johnson et a
Judgment for Plaintiff,
Elizabeth Miller vs. Joseph Giger and |
. !. Campbell. Execution attachment. Motto
for Judgment refused by the Court.
Road in Scott twp. near Thomas Crew
linr's. j. c. Brown, Frank Fruit and PETE
Billmeyer appointed viewers.
OrangeviIle NJ. 5. f. q Loan Assooiatio
= VS.. j, Stiles. Motion to open judgmel
Ada Bisel VS.. Peter Bisel, Divorce d
Est of John Boston dec. Issue awarde
Issue TO be certified to the Common Pie
Court.
y Eat. G. A. Brown. Citation awarded
former guardian,
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

pursuant TO call the members of the Colum
bia County Agricultural Society met in the On.
era House. Bloomsbutg, on Saturday May Is
at o'clock for the purpose of electinp officers
Tor the ensuing year. E. J. McHenry called
the meeting to order, Fred. b. Hartman. acting
as Secretary. Messrs Wm. Neal L. r. Ru
pert and L. r. Ikeler we're nominated for chair.
man VIM Neal withdrew his name. G. E..
Myers and j. G. Brown were appointed as TEL
lers. On motion, the Secretary called the roll
and the society proceeded to vote for chairman.
resulting in i. h. lkeer GA votes. /. r. Ru.
pert %. Mr.. lkeler then took the chair. On
motion, Mr.. Jno. Clark was appointed Reading
Clerk. Minutes Of the last meeting were read
and adopted. Financial report of the Treasu
rer adopted as read. motion to reduce the
Secretary S salary from one hundred to seven
ty-hve dollars was lost, On motion, the Treas.
urer's salary be the same as before, viz: seven
ly.tive dollars, A motion TO make the Presi-
dents salary fifty dollars resulted in tie vote.
the Chair thea voting in favor of the motion il
carried. Hon. Z. J. McHenry was nominated
Tor President for the coming year. On motion
nominations were closed, Mr.. John Clark
was appointed to cast the vote Nominations
for Vice President were Messrs. A. P. Young,
Eli Barton, NJ. G.. Hughes, Freas Fowler, U.
II, Ent, c. L. Sands, Michael Vance and Syl.
vester Pursel. W. II. Abbott and C. NJ. Drink
er were appointed tellers. Messrs. u. II. Ent
Z. l.. Sands, Freas Fowler and NJ. G. Hughes
were elected, Nominations for Executive Com.
mittee were P. A. Evans, VIM. shafTer, Thorn.
as Wilson and N. II. w. Brown Messrs
Beckley and Elwell were appointed telers
Messrs. p. a. Evans, Wm, Shafer and n. Ii
w. Brown were elected Fred b. Hartman
was nominated for Secretary On motion
nominations closed and Mr.. j L. Girton cast
the vote. Mr.. j. f. Peacock was nominated fol
Treasurer there being no opposition, Mr.. J
H. Stecker was appointed to cast the vote
Nominations for Librarian were w. II. Abbott
and j. Fetterman; Messrs. Herring and Brown
as tellers. Mr.. Abbott was elected. Mr.. L. b
Rupert offered the following resolution:
Resolued, That the Secretary charge tn,
Treasurer with all tickets issued by the Presi
dent and Executive Committee, and that he b,
held respons bic for the same.
The resolution was carried. At this pon
some discussion took place in regard to amend
ing the charter. Hon. T. j. Wanderslic,
moved for the indefinite postponement of tn,
consideration of amending the charter On
motion adjourned.
Our next Fair will be held on the 18th, 14th
18TH and 10th days of October, 1880.
FRED. B. HARTMAN,
Secretary
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington. d. c. May. 18th 1880

There has been some dissatisfaction on
the adjournment resolution passed by the
House on Saturday, but nearly every
body has become reconcied. Two or three
measures ofimportance will fail by reason of
adjournment on May 9lst, but they are not
of kind upon which satisfactory legisa-
ton could be had if Congress should remain
in session all Summer. There will be no
difficulty in passing the appropriation bills,
the Ute agreement BILL the Eaton tariff
commission bill, and disposing of the more
important private bills on the calenders OF
the two Houses
the friends of General Grant here figure
out considerable gains for him if the New
York and Pennsylvania delegates to Chica-
go disobey instructions. These alleged gains
are in the west and south mostly No doubt
whatever is felt by any of Grants Washing
ton friends of his nomination on the first
formal ballot.
Senator Bayard will have up to-day his
bill providing for the payment of FEEDER.
o. SiNN'ioh ai'u hppNo w pass ~
As the bill has the same ''rider" that caused
a veto of the Immediate Deficiency bill Mr.
| Hay es will probably veto this, also, and il
is said that he will call an extra session Of
Congress, if, after the veto, no provision il
made for the marshals. have failed inad
vertanty to mention that paper called The
EXODUS" has lately been established here
by an association of colored men. In it
first number it presented the name OF Sena
tor Bruce as a candidate for Vice President
and argued with great force that, if tn,
Radical party wished to act up to its pro
fession of special regard for the Colore'
raoe it could do so by giving to Senate
Bruce this nomination. Hon, Fredricl
Douglass, the ablest of all of the Oolore,
citizens, publishes letter this morning il
+ which he, also, advocates Bruce's nomina
ton, The impending split in the Radica
party will cause the defeat of any candidate
no matter who he may be, and the sugges
ton to offer the empty honor to Bruce is a
least harmless.
Washington will entertain more stranger
than ever before except at the Great RI
view" at the close of the war, apd the Pre-
idential inaugurations. The boat race hi
r not only captured all Washington, but, az
parently, all the other cities. So far ever!
/ thing promises we'll, and the contestants al
in excellent condition.
HILTON.
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j. NJ. VANDERsLICE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
CHILL w. HAZARD,
Department Commander.


DR.. j. Schuyler, many years a Dyspeptic
and suffering greatly with Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism and constipation, getting relief
through an accidental discovery of SUBJ
stitute for calomel without its debilitating
effects, precribes the same for others, varying
to suit each case with gratifying results.
Among many who have received the bene-
fits of his treatment, the following bear tes-
tmony, as follows:
BLooMsBURG, Pa, April, 1880
DR.. SCHUYLER. Dear Sir Il suffered
greatly with Dyspepsia for a long time. My
depressing my spirits, making me miserable
indeed. | became weakened down that
could not work at my trade (sadler) tried
various remedies recommended by physicians
and friends but none of them did me any
good until placed myself under your treat.
ment when | began to improve and have
continued getting better until the present
time. l now feel like new man. and can
work every day with cheerfulness.
JOHN CHRIsTMAN
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, April, 1880
DR.. j. SCHUYLER. Dear Sir For sever
al months | have suffered with difficulty in
breathing and fulness about the stomach
Two physicians pronounced my case one
of "heart disease" for which | took Digi-
tails at their suggestion as the only medi-
cine that could possibly do me any good
When you told me it was only sympathetic
of the stomach by bad digestion, felt en-
couraged and after being under your treat
ment for few days the symptoms of "heart-
disease all left me and felt like a new
man, and have continued quite well ever
since
JAMES V. FERGUSON.
BLOOMSBURY, PA, March, 1880
DR.. J. SCHUYLER. Dear SRI can tes-
tify to the value of your treatment for rheu
matism. suffered severely and for a long
time, and used various remedies, but all in
vain until you commenced treating my case
The pain from the hip to the knee (sciatica)
which was very severe passed off in one
weeks time leaving me free from pain, ex-
cept some shifting pains in the limbs, but by
continuing the use of your medicines they
have all passed away that now feel quite
well again.
JOHN STINER.
sMILLvILLE, PA, April 1880.
DR.. j. SCHUYLER. Dear Sir The med
icine you sent me did me more good than
any ever tried before. | am very glad
that Others who had got relief from your
treatment advised me to give you trial for
! had suffered from dyspet sia for a long
time.
MRS. HARRIET JOHNSON
MoRDANsvILLE Col. Co., Pa, April 1880.
DR., j. SCHUYLER. Dear Sir Il am
pleased to give my testimony to the value of
your treatment in Dyspepsia, had suffered
greatly with distressing burnings and reich
ings in the stomach, from which l failed to
get any relief until placed myself under
your treatment, VIII en- l commenced to get
better and continued to improve until | feel
| entirely restored.
G, l.. SANDS.
| may 2l S-w
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. I.


90
Headquarters, Department of Pennsylvania, Grand
Army Of The Republic.
PHILADELPHIA, NAV Sth. 1880.
Comr,dos, IN ,ha ooh of Nav ,ro ,ru, bo
II, ., "'"
'"'ieu once more 10 observe our Annual oaera-
ment of Sorrow, and to celebrate another Mem.
orial Day. Again we must reyerently droop
the old flag over the graves of those who died,
on tbot !, ,r;oht III ,or0 ,ho rns,,,,;oa o,,
M-1,' 0 GU
o'e"' VI u N"''o"' un''eu ana ireei ana 10 scat
ter upon the mounds which mark their bivouac,
the choicest flowers of spring.
Decoration D,v. olwav, ,ho ,ordoro., h..
NOW hecnme one ~ tho Mo-, s;onig &c., as 10.
bolidave in Tho f,o, thot !, s ,,,,ai,, IN, uu'
riap ot tba nr;yotc soldior Tha Goad. aen
greet can,.ips ,re carved in n,orh,a ,,,a,,'a
ted in hronza and ersra,od on H., p,ehfo., a.
historv-bnt ihe a,wprs Of Memoriol Dav faii
mon tha grava . and c,r,n,on,ornta 10 'a,i
corded braverv of ,he raaL.Da hoan,ie,i a,'d
,lmos, universal bomoc,e ~ ,bo Sor,,oo n,d sno a
ri6oe of the Union VoIlntser sold;or ''''
III. -, =, ~
~ oV''eiS rorge' the purchase price OF the
o,bar, fon,nt ,Lo 81, III ous ueSSIous' i:e II
mnst recall il in orr ronewod aiioa;onoa nv ~, W.
sentiment for which onr nomrades d;od and
| wbiIa IN "a -. -. .saau A..
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OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY %.

Manager John d. Mishler has tn. honor or
presenting with new scenery and costumes
'ne Union Square version of the great Drama of
."e "o ORPHANS in its original style in.
,erpreted by the associated artists from Daly's
new York Theatre. The public are respec,fnl.
N informed that no pains or expense will be
spared to make this the crowning effort of the
season, Special prices, 25, S5 and so CENTS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21
MILTON RELIEF.

Persons desiring TO conribute clothing oi
provisions TO the Milton sufferers can leave tn,
same at the provision store Of Peter Billmyer
and those willing to contribute money who
have not yet been called upon by the commit
tee can leave with David Lowenberg Chair
man relief committee.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21

Col G. q. Jackson's will was admitted
to probate on the 18th inst. The widow and
NJ. w. Jackson are the executors. A bequest
of 50, 900 is made to the Board Of church ex-
tension of the NJ, E. Church, and SO, 900 to the
Missionary Society of that church. Col. jack
son had life policy of $40, 900 in the Etna in
favor of his wife. His estate amounts TO some
thing between 100000 and $500 900.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21

The livery stable of the Buckalew brothers
is complete establishment They run omni-
buses to every train, keep the streets sprinkled,
and can furnish any kind of "a conveyance from
four-horse wagon down to pony ph@ton.
No town can boast of better livery accommoda-
tions, nor of more gentlemanly and obliging
proprietors.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21

poor boy named Holder, died last week
Wednesday, in Rabb town. Having no friends
nor money it became necessary to have him
buried at the public expence. Considerable diff
Gculty was experienced in getting the proper
machinery into working order, all the members
of the board OF poor directors being out o
town.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21

Four members of the Town Council have in
dicated their disapproval of the injunction pro-
ceedings against the Water Works; the court
in an opinion filed has indicated pretty clearly
that the town has no ground of complaint; the
citizens generally are indignant at en- forced lti-
CATION which is almost certain to result in II
large bill of costs for the town to pay. Woudn'
it be good time to stop nowe
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21
By THE COURT

HOUSEHOLD MEDIA book on the liver
ding treatises upon liver complaints, torpid liv
er, iaundice, billiousness, headache, consti
patton dyspepsia, malaria, etc. Address DR.
Sanford 162 Broadway, New York City, N. Y
NAV 7.4W
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BAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA

Harriet A. Newkirk, of Salem, says was
cured of letter in my hand by three applica-
tions of Camphor Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores by using it. It
cured my son of a sprain,d ankle. Price 25
cents Sold by @. A, Klein, Bloomsburg.
april lG, 'S0,ly
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21

A writer in the June Scrabner who seems to
speak by authority says that the only known
contribution to the Kansas Exodus ReliefFund
by any man engaged in politics was 800 sent
by Vice President Wheeler, 1t is also said that
not dollar of public funds has been expended
in any way for the colored immigrants in Kan
sas. "Not single colored tramp was seen in
Kansas all winter" says this writer, "and only
only one coored person was convicted OF
crimen
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-21

Testimonials are received every day by the pro-
prietors of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATION, from per-
sons of education and prominence from all parts Of
the country attesting to the wonderful curative
properties OF this great medicine. No other prepar
alton but the Regulator has ever been discovered
that would efIectually cure Dyspepsia and Its kin
healthy condition of body and mind. The rapidly
increasing demand for this medicine and our large
Sc les in consequence, is indeed sufficient evidence
in itself Of Its great popularity.
Perfectly No j EqHAL. PHS Harmless.
It can be used any time without fear by the most
delicate persons. No matter what the ailing and
may be given to children with perfect safety, as no
bad results follow its use, doing no possible injury.
AS mild Tonic, gentle Laxative and harmless In
vigorant 1t is infinitely superior to any known rome
MalarIous Fever, Bowel Complaints, Jaundlce,
Collie, Restlessness, Mental Depression Sick Head
ache, Constipation, Nausea. Biliousness,
DYsPEPsIA, &c.
Read the following names OF persons well and wide
ly known who testify to the valuable properties OF
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine.
Hon. Alex. H. stevens; John w. Beckwith, Bishop OF
Georgia.; Gen. John b. Gordon, U. $. Senator; Hon.
John Gill Shorter Rt. Rev. Bishop Pierce; J. Edgar
Thompson Hon. b. Hill; Hon. John G. Breckenridge;
Prof. David Wills; d. d.; Hiram Warner, Chief jus
tice of Ga; Lewis Wunder, Assist r. M. Pha', and
many others from whom we have letters comment
ing upon this medicine as most valuable household
remedy. PURELY VEGETABLE.
Its low price places 1t In the reach OF all be they
rich or poor. II you are sufrering and cannot find
relief, procure at from your Druggist bottle OF
Regulator, Give it fair trial and 1t Will not only
afford relief but permanently you. 1t is with.
out single exception.
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine in
Origina n nd Genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY by
j. ii. ZEIlilN Il CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Price sI,OO. Sold by all Druggists.
April l6 SOY.
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A.

BY virtue OF sundry acts Of the General Assembly
OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating TO
the sale OF seated and unseated lands In the county
OF Columbia, etc for taxes due and unpaid, Will
offer at public sale at the Court House, In the town
of Bloomsbury, on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE,A. d. 1880
at 10 O'Clock a. m the following described pieces Of
land or such part thereof AS may be necessary 10
satisfy the amount OF taxes due and unpaid against
the same and continue the same from day TO day as
the same may be found necessary.
TERMS OF SALE.
The amount OF taxes and costs must be paid when
the land is struck off, or the sale may be void and
the property put up and resold.
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ORANGEVILLE ITEMS,

Mr. John Evans aud wife from Missouri,
who moved from this neighborhood about twen-
ty-five years ago. are visiting friends here. Time
has written furrows on their brows and made
many changes in our community. Only a rem
nant of the former generation remains while
new one has sprung up.
Perry Delong is building an addition to his
house on Mill street, which will add greatly to
the improvement of his premises.
George Fleckenstine ia completing his new
he use. 1t will be an ornament to our town.
Mercantile competition is quite lively in this
place and has led to profitable issue for John,
the welldigger
Joseph Fausey was very recklessly driving a
horse about our town last Thursday; thing
that should not be allowed.
Our foundry is booming and the tough mules
are kept on the road almost day and night
Rev. ioutz started for Georgetown on Mon.
day TO attend the annual meeting of the East
Susquehanna Classis,
DR.. zimmerman has gone TO Reading TO at
tend the Grand Lodge of the l. o. of O. f.
Early on last Thursday morning the sad news
reached us of the death of Miss Elmra Poust
a most estimable young lady who has been af-
hiced two or more years with nervous, men
tai and optic afhiction. Having nearly recov-
cred her health, it was believed that an opera
ton by skillful opucian might restore her
sight She was taken to Wilkesbarre a few
weeks ago where her eyes were operated on,
from which she seemed to have received no
injury, but was feeling very comfortable The
prospect of speedy recovery seemed to bright
en-, but alas; several days subsequen tly she be
came suddenly very i'll and expired within fif-
teen hours. She was the only daughter of Jon.
athan Pous and the bereaved parents haze the
sympathy of deeply affected community.
Mary Houtz and Glenni Herring have beer
quite i'll but are now recovered.
NETHERLAND.
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Mr.. e. Jacoby denies the insinuat ion of the
in his possession tools belonging 10 the town,
and alleges that he delivered to the present
street commissioner every thing belonging 10 the
town as soon as the new appointment was
made.