davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-16
MARINE NEWS.
A Slight Decline Noted IN Grain
Freights.
Effects Of the June Storm Not as Bad
as Anticipated.
Mishnps Of Various Kinds--Mis-
cellancous News.

HOME GATHERINGS.
DRAIN AM, sE kNxIHitra.
GFhIn ftnt9hh hnya aufnrad decline 0f half .
cont tlsoush t,u hf,rawd n,npulntiuus " shtrpesa
md thu fseu oHarluRs Hf Ore cnrrIers and II NOW
nrca anFrfEsH hn0hM II thBy a1,uuh Eu asll1 iox6s
NNEbnnhtA ytstnt,thy wofh "A fall,wAt ~ 1utralD-
sc'!onnrJ J. H. Hoyus. corn ut ~ rcnlst schuonat
Ellen spry. torn IN prlvnta sursns, In tho
afternoon TN fnIlowlaR snascs wore tcpos!rh:
Ke1derhnusc. clata t'askos, t,hrssllnn Nilsson
tftlofted On Bntufdayl Havana flulcnn.
Hello HnIlbrldgn. Enrrasn,,aets. fcotwlhR, n,lt
rrnpo,cs aeatln corr as crnts scHonern Marxnrct
Mnlr And Amrrien wheat nj ~ cunts. Thp moving
engagements alH' lhculed thu propeller JunIatn and
hehuoncs Annu Sherwood. corn through r1tt. 10
E,1s: n'c rotellcrs Lawrence. r. A,ans. and rs:
I Y sS ~! xs sssnPi IT.
ass Sas' III &Ss',
j $S Ss'S;
M5' VIE! IfS!s ;s. Y n Spsi%s AN sS;s:
Mss9sESs .aSnsf
s. H ss %ss esoras ss to 81 .ns
THE JUNE ATDlisl.
a.. Thn oxpentA9n thst setnns daniasn resulted FINN
Ii: si q 'ifsi sSi k:ss: s;s
g ts s III IL Ii; ssisss isfsss sss Il uSs
TIM rL0AriH1 ELEVATOR.
Yesterday arEHfHcmenie wtfu Injected 10 rnlse tho
nontihg he9a!nr CONNECTED with tho ItDlIy Vnruil
huHs9 which happened unfortunately 10 ~ under "
hllRtt lntnanevsS Ut Tho nR tfHwf fur. Tio eH IL
we POINTER waA lowed under tin shensr ht Mi!fnr
HrotiHrr Yhr1 In tho North lr1nCt, and Il Ia thought
81 III Il. !$ 4: si "
LfSnn NsHffAra.
Tho achhoner Fcltnwrraft hnn ,er rigging damaged
W cOillapft IN tile ttrUf yGsterflny.
fGatnniny thg Echuot,Ns l.ayfuhn hnd her stBf1
tH!stGn by striking the duck NffH GiIdehFHFltg to
paaa tho tfntttcr tuhlModHrH tn tho iuwut ltAfluf
Tho lug 1Inla DolD cultd win to propeller Ii. 4.
ftxHtn IN tie lnTtf fntt0t yesterday. IND had i've
sianchlbns ~ vel n hrr rht tTnslIni.
~ soae 9f thu c:'nfnhun tfint trurrGh below lsu4
strset bridge ygstPr1hy tr ta2 American Eugle had
hsf ad1oke.stac3 Garfield UscsbuHsa.
hucK NnTkS.
nnrinu Ing ycstersiar hYnsy aea cont!nuea 70 nm
hFh.
Lumber soId freely At TIM mnrket md few vessels
rye unipbEAtnre rntllor tIalst excnfsIon bisl4
tatt Gf tho athanefs btcIrsId.
tolofud orao. 1t Il Miiierso,i tint til lis t,mvo
their tiiyFs HhurI1hGI aud RhtIh ltalE Aa n nient
0{ protection III sasr " assault ttus tho members
u ttS fHAnlons jh!uh lsHfU. urnfn1ntlett UlJut.
nel1 viii probably Ssu tV It tint no difficulty viii
frnnspjfc,
, 1880-06-16

KANSAS CiTr, NO., Juup 4-vnn Horn. for.
metly u IIurlrr lsulllau" Dr,ntsurnt. and now
II llokspIttlo ef rx.luss Logan, thus yolps nt
TIE 'rNiDuas In his shptt, oailc.l tho Journal:
s TnHsf iss hns st T. nl ." te epMn
can only 6ltent IT. 1,iWl-naturott fWfxhburs nd
t!ier ~ by III tho vlrturiu4 columns Ut pnrty
thMt nctds III help from IT,.
I'hls Vnn .lurn, Missouri Democrat OF " Dor
dor R,'f1llu ,iays atI Gr,nt 1nuollIno tlslegnto
to ChIcnxu. has returned, anl nvorows rs nht,ye
tn hls pnp1r ar to-tlMy hayd t,ocn rcudlng
With frclt tIlicrrst tO-day your !es,te If RntMr-
IL the nrs.r-aExng vIKoy a!lt! 1,,'nppnt,,re t,t
TUE CMtrAnD T'HnUaA: 1 nI,,at iniprrttItit, III.
decd Indispensable. faotnr i wis Iii the uvtr-
throw Ut thiri-tcrnl!Yh nnl l,oa.Istn. tnt,E may
1t wnvel HritAitiilr IEruuL1GAS,
, 1880-06-16
LAKE PORTS,

Hpteal Dtspatrh to Tie Chteapo Tribune.
nErnolT. Mtch.. June 1a.-l'nssed up-rs,po1lerJ
1ustIa, Afstcu, tnrdrn City nad cusutts. t'uaa1'.
atean,.barsu rIynluuth. and sci,noner. Itnls.od,
". cowc. Glenn. II. v. 1anness MID barses +. Cnan-
herlain stlsturs "nd tarscsr seltuuncrs lted Wing,
Moonaht, Wells 1t. It, 4. Law, 1tnaca J. y, llich.
i; poud, Nellie Wilder Monitor. i. y. MArrh. Kntu
W!ns!ow. t;lenGas. Knto Dartcy. Ostrich, A9tul.cr-
e9y. i. !, n. Watson. !'cnsaukre 2 IT, l!an!l. lem
ysess ar!ssr 1s sSd
rdss1t s:s5 dqSss-toss!lsr' . s,n and eqn,us:
Ssss; ;%s xE'f ss%
1haniss aayIe MSfae. Sstan. !;satss skst::
@ se'{ Gp,1 'f'sa assay n't! tSe'!;
|ss x|sss sS;ss sss Ab,s s;S eSs lass sS
ss$$ SSsS; %'S 'yys
aGss!ssS; : sI!S!sSss :sssss; +
}S }:sn $ fs1s: I: $sss ia5; seSSsS
%2 iSSss ns5 s5s. ny wGa!aSs a ne
WS: W'Sss Hs S?3is 3ss l. $$Sst.
1; s' ss sss s. ss;s, Ss.s, 1srs @
ssse Ms9a sS: 'sssGS Es* " ts$F s %ss? NV:
Wlad--Sorth. light, weather tnu.
CLEvHlAxD.
EpstJa! DjspalfA 10 Fns Ihtt1eo 7s4AHhk
Sss;;: $s;; ; Ss::
Gu9ite trD; tiuuf." Sti.rt,1um Anrntt.s psir,,T
CleHf9d-t'rtilvnrn kstttLw. Hr,,tIn Minimum, H.
III Wi htmish1ta nhlraHnt .T'pollsr Argts.* l"rlsyas
't.tf.. .rS1. sh"h a1AsslnI A@S'
os cllaSsSss Ssaa,sts Ss4 wan,tto. CLEVELAND In
sS. T. ~ pJuos II H. Gicysn1 M 1 tIS'ffa II a.soG Il sG g.
ttt!,ys; tt!n; "es Mtfsr r. I" WsIksrvs Y ses; 1nl
,tP - stn r., rri!is aarr nnd bur.
ea na ~ asIt @ @EnsnMys " teMt* ... a..
&C. bse nHfs ta.s atla!iinn tan{ tho
sn n.s M,s5i tu My r. @ sHs %y yx ~ n',s!nr III " MAi
:uHn ~ 1AiHs a'!H "hs " li9F why Ir1hl hsHh9uiA
~ atsSsl4na' tuA Haa ssne III tict nssatanes.
hlh"AufEs.
Special n9pntsh 10 Ths tAkaaa Tribune.
y liz sai.onnsT F"o f*ss i}Sr dsSia S a's s"ao,
Hss9 4 t9 stsf 9T IL e ~ n1nHx M 'a
nl!tul0. -. g.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i, th.s, ". II. Vanderbilt.
Ur al vaIkomiir9 {rSn SInnt,wuo 10 isurt ii.,THn
:. ttnataa- sto4n.baTgc y llaaptl,iv, *ahnonHEs 4.
n II g9o SaaynE faEo"F'a fAhloatu' hoa'"he
AIa-!Mus; lr!, s;ih' MTG'An1. fs,< .,. n,,,.,nos
fHiMA H!oixntn3l1ict LIT unehhh99H. .
, 1880-06-16

L1l1tITH Ijf, =
Mr.. Nik0, who cnpll,rrl Co Syngt,, continues
hts plenSnnttea. Tha other dny hu eurslrl 0lr
twD Rrfs nenr I,r,tf'i. fr %lloit, hp demanded j.
rnt1st'M 0f HUI lfrux .rGr I.::7a Tilt tnthNr solh
dill hr lu,h To rntse tho inDllry, hit Niku only
atirrnnt.pr,ul otle Rlrt. S..Mle dnss nflnr iha
fatt!cr tAw tIfs othof cfl3td stundnk nKa!nst thp
thA head Of Tho corpse tusnljlcl uvur bis
shoulder,
, 1880-06-16
wrr" an1tsnls ~ 'nsrt Tho faAt traia.s Ut tho


.u,....-,..., -. -. - -. ,-~,......
Warn hnamus L 70 snsEt tno laAt Faiia oE the
''MHHrH Wy" % raIs ihey n.i .' u, Gomn :" lcrne,
,.,,,. e ,.ss t,a!n f,na VII Ir me pfescht cot.
HIN. l ''T hip n,n ~ i1a.ns @ u Mou!loh !o tnn
,hry,, r. ~; ra,,,. . W'G ~, Wy. nHkn nr srsnhr
s.' aaRn rs Maa Hort WYNN lulati1 ~ thS l:ast-
tv1,, H., T., 5rc II. t n';! thrt "nfdo
hui the Michigan tintrnl IL lntrffn}t,c 10 xcrp
termination, thn othur rnn,is Will fc oe,iIs,tlrd
II rim Tie 6:l5 triins allen. ttrurrai Mn,.asrf
ItalyuI. VI th MluhlTni t'artrnI shyh lin tmrt,nt
4,Ir,,r.l l., !uGt tha train OF without lhj,rinr
,l1p interests 1T his r,A,d. rhis ttan h. .urH ii
thu n'nat ,,opnlnt IN '|s lhr. ar4 Is rcprcsnlly
nn;rtJ. TIlerr ND il number ri penplr Wild i,rn-
rHf IL lHkd tho 6.ik trait, ma kbl IL Nnv Yhrk
II, tho l,iurnH lIrla sUvitx ttIHflt's hotet hllI
The 3;al trtln IN his rotsd yis Il kt,oA icnt nj
lptall iTuf!,u In Addltun 70 tue through lrnNs,
and l,n ua,1, therefore, wgli nifuri to run buti
rio othor roa.ta nro mt 50 wc,i stiuutct. anl
I' rn ;i , srun sSx w cnan, anG g,en; q En- eGf tnn ~ IL
t,Iilg iii tio f;:lS b. M. tfHssl. bit, jpnx ly
prysrn hpseAranccs II is doubtful II they viii
suuceod.. -,
, ,..,.. ..,,- s-..... ...;... . ,,.,...
rho t,ott,nnrc L I1t,n t,niir,att f,,,nnars in,
MI l"on t1Al u cn'f sueceasf1'y carry IN ai tho
branches nrpnrthin!rg ID rhilron,l tranftntta.
ton Without thp intervention of outside ct,troru.
tin,,s. trh,,q # hns ,,urInr I'm int ~ rrnra
flken ch0fEe or ts nwn express tratl|c md also
OF ita nwil ttttEtnph h'is'Hss. It INV cotitoh,-
n!ntcA to RIM ttanwu sidtut19-casH, tta cputract
with tho r,lin,N lNtnctj CHR Ctttji,nnt HxnIrrs
, 1880-06-16
AVast Railroad Combination Re-
ported to 30 Perfected
at tho South. -
Moro thnn %2O,O00,OOO. Em-
bnrlsctl III tho Enterprise
by Capitalists. -,
a, Lively War mmincnt on
Missouri Passenger
Business. ,:-..x.
Formal Collapse Of Tho Agreement En-
terol Intu iu February Inst,
naduood Time Detwoen Omaha and
Kansas city and Now York.
A VAST COMBINATION.

s,reto, n'.,s.tsA tMn IA 10 r.. ts,tHoa % T1il,t.
ssrjs s 5 w Yor shs iTee soss nsni't s tho s ss
sss s lsv!' formed il tho south, ncsotnt'oa. ior
mouths. 4 nnmter Of prnn,inent eaptalistsnsgg
sSfsss s Fl @ tho gHa'sstS H "l,1 Ax se s5'asree toeS r
sswNrt, itIrl,iioii, fteasrs: WalIera anI Now.
r. i. clyte. Now. Yart, Will!am Il. palrer.
4 s t%xY% YS,,,; 51,nos ,!, 7 ~ orayi, 4,
,a1 al Gsf s!ss 8Ss " III @
" seek to GDtr9' y! sirnsh xar rt'e 70 n
sS'!'1A sf; A,sGa,a % md MIsasspp, s!riN!nK ,eep
sarfo!k. srf X III Thts srcas sysea II ratis Is t,o
ss',shh'if s whc featss % ts tu ssa eosst 1t Uarosn
# tho C,uriot.e, Culuml,ia y Aux1,stH lslil.
ral, ny A., tho Pen'lsytvnnth 1sallroai
tonny istsh9n t, W'aa : :, nHSe tna 9.os c,n;y ,s ~;
Si tratioI Ias'n fs sYn1igg@te oosppsg{ @ {, e
Ss% e' lsnH se."Is's. ie; srs ss; Maes "S 'hs t liz
&c, Virginia. s t;eur4l0, MGmph,*k :. Cigrlcston.
numerous branches, extensions, md ct,,cc~
tIona Tns bynlrnto wns formed IN pt,ruhAso
MI lilo ra!lrtri interests of. tho PENNSYLVANIA
Culopat,y Aon I'll VI Adh1noid. Whlcl, gaxo 1t tho
cuntrol 'oF tho h.ch,ll0lid s Dahyilfu With
rurntnR from Richmond to Dauv1lle,
embracing tho Piedmont l,9nd from
Uanyno md treensbnftNlRsi, N. q. md tho
Tbariotte us trunk lite, THUS ntfor.lng ui t,It-
let through Nlcfilnonl tu deep wnter for tld
entire systrin. T1s WIS fntln,vtl by tic MIR.
chaso pf tho controlling Interest ih tho Groom
Vile 4 Columbia lsultrmd cu1nplny Of South
Carottnn, and by arrangements For securing
i'lrnIun Nn!ro,l1 from AshoyIlIc, N. T., to r.lut
Noek, TENT, which lnakcs another link conneot-
ing tho rnat!s west Of tho ll!n. nittrs Mnr1,.t-
ans With those cast Of H!uc Ridge.
, 1880-06-16

EXCURSIONS on TIE LAKE,
Tho Elegant and ton,1nn:loAs alht.Wtlne1 HteAunrr
~. FLORA
VIII lonv9 tlor dock. t1rAst tieIdkd. daily fuUWs:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10,
10 4. n md ~: 4. N Eftuf.1ns On Tho Lake. Tick
ett, " tants thsrtnfad FIR The svnnIux.
THURSDAY, JUNE ~,
a. NJ. f1fand Esrure,on III KEkptttA. tai]Ine Il
Nvnnatnn hfh Wn1tk n9sH. flhund trip, fl. dinner
NJ Gfnnt Elthsc. ktroahh+ IN Arrival Ut tho buAt
10 Gct1tA ettrl
FRIDAY. JUNE ii,
10 n. M and 2:s sm"E rttHans Nh the 5Aft TtotetA
nj rGn:A.
sp. nj. NoonlIa1a E1rufr,on. lsotets, 70 cents.
SATURDAY. JUNE lq,
1q1. M. E.curtlrn "n thr lnkr. 1IotHta. 10 conM.
- !. m. Ev'r"snn. iinniiI !tIp % oHnie n,..
t"nit!n< !" chtts'tu ritn.tny nornlna. litund
HtaHa .llsp'aY q flrfwafts arBf$ AtdHihF. 4tftA-
wnfhs ftfnas nitn atlnu It1nde accompany rAfh tx.
nsnts nf ~ ~ 4 tan ha nbaintd 4lhtd Inn hoht
, 1880-06-16

Chtrnxo. nntslnxtnn - pufucx Rnttrnos,
fJr Msx, Hn1sHn i'91as T!mssbIss KeepnxAr
T'cfG..9;s,s II te cnntfnny Chieaso. Gias..
i,thFa"i r1tst tma n19ks cypress onfs to
inEl1nns-3c. trgsd Cen[at l,apo oref EAnsi i'd
3fA4{f1n-1fk Nuht AfiHf - ~0f@os ~~"4A ~1s0
, 1880-06-16

t.a iast-ttR!h trlah'Os hive at 1ast ,ho1n tat-
vastsoFay vass setsled, Tho n!hhasers qf the runtls
=. ~ teo'a tbs elty, ut ,nottng hold yesterday
II 10y t!atn Ut thu Ohluaxo lthI!roau Association
sitorsh' At ~nlah'i li!ook, decided to brtns III their
5:sSs'moo!I 5:ss ttHlita IN tlue t., CONNECT win Ito
SssSrst tst't!!s # tho Atnn. ltck lBin.it. North
sai,ay a,ld llatl!x.nst wlI Vi. a,,l atiot next
esn i,tIuaaS' y i,p,l 1T ~ I'LL; aa raso IT, l,i tt.i,s
TIrrHs,c Hct ,t h"to bstwooiI ;bst3 utiI Ielockc p. iii
Hiss,nwsi! w! u no ~, chnIspsh. leaving Oalaha aud
Chisaaakse ~ betWvtn Missouri l,vcr Irints a,I
rsm ,n,iy lille nter I'M. tttr. which iuy
tE.iin sIf ,s,,ti ti hnt thtt Rtvt plssol!ysr. frsd
Mtn tLa'saer tnan tiny s',I ,ow. Thor Will Hot
U'c,sH: q tsi y li.'olnYt y. u. tttHrat if ~
lt,a. ~ w. tttt' 'ltuk tslmnd aud Huntingdon
'ASo'p put, w tAa Altvn Hud tho Northwestern
, 1880-06-16

Tbs Genernl Mhhngers and 0eenra Passenger
Agents Of tho Wcstosn roads toadlng to Missouri
Rirer points hull moetInE yesterday for tho
purpose of taking aatIon regarding tito disturbed
condition OF passenger r,ascs I'd Missouri Alyer
points at,1 points in CoIoradp. Knnsis. md N.Y.
70 thfs csass uf hnslnuss was being wagod be-
nsts seen tsse various rtN.eis. On tte 'oyo named
"a. ea.e 10 ue'qrni Ma'laagrs a,d uencrnl pssel,
sgseeInuht by which tho trouble wis to ccasc.
1ao 9T eEErs sn prGsta tcac,s t1t ~ qaer
i oA oonp"cs @ III nrtes 70 Il to tnn ia;!us
thonld ut otrn 10 Withdrawn Uxocpt from
tao ftKlilar tcknt. ot!icca Mt ChlcnYO Alif in tho
aes TINT Iio e.Gess for tosss % d thc sisr rssrsct
M9 sssufs siol!d he thtinrctl. no mHttcr II suph
ofdcrs Ie lii tho ehnpe TT letters Of ttherwisu.
tions to furnish ali tiukrts .,il I'll r,,tes fot
nshots on hl8lnnss eiiItltl!tt4 tron their re-
a2eottyn territories, thur ~ Tickets IN tue hA,lls
eotn!nlss!un; that tcn days notcp t,ttHr bo Hvon
@seeure aose dissolution 1T tho aYrcce.eht The
sso bour ass s we thu seva af Fth s rs
!Mina nysan't neNns to violnte tta provisions ind
., neM conpllcn aci!s ntosu duly, ,soine nf tho
!ten4el 10 he ulId to ulitsitlo Ticket Mgcuts only
" tie passengers. clnln!i1x That tho ,tgscetuert
Ss @ hot n, stt ~ %ilo'n te txnlI,!asn WY "a he
!!Isssts % pasbl" 'S an ii slorS the " rtas 10
WIN .aSe points be!ug alike. nnl 1l, returning tho
stufO ~ p1HnsnE 1 Y tISso nts thgy received
sS,ita t tafrafEcd during the Lust few months to
sso c,'no tGo M aitllculty hnt every ti,no scthln9
9 rbS UT toas tst 1siaa D ws tiefy
y t9G ~ ater ala provide sttet iaalnto'iiee
,e sere anxious tlaf n nav aKreelnul,t Should 6o
%iirote'l sio that would mt contain .lo ahj.ution-
az, a. h IhSatnrss W,! # to gl @e Alst ten aays
Nn t!ia continued tt1AyA IN Hnttltlit up ta diff.
, 1880-06-16
INlsttst) nLUIs.

RbAtf tfVV'S v1IE FAMILY WASH n1.uE,
pHNLVu For fatd ~ jFpcorp,
INDIGO BLUE. s}A %s5fs';$E s.is;sss; ;Gst
, 1880-06-16

Milwaukee, E4press...'......
tat,Iut.H,+uN. u tEAuss.Fhn ET.
Mttwn1lkle. f. Paul Il 3itntle.i i
l(Nll9 EtPrt'ns ktattIs..,,...f
Green BAy. Asn1*tfA. and Al. !
.Flpton Exhttss tra,tfN, fN,,,,,.
Ml1wnukee. Mndis1n, ffhlfts di
tllleH. iuwn, mud Ihskoth H.,
stsvBt,s Fulfil Hstd Ast,!nsld HI, -,
L!fwttttkeR.. Madlth.i, Aht fsFAifis
lu chis,n Express. a.,;.t,......
LftcstyTttts Accommodation, ~,
E.1ulit E1pFt-S....
l!yt1tn 'nssrhtcr.......,.,,,,.....
Elafn Fhss &'asseItyrr....,,.,....'.
hfeflftaF t'nstHtet'r F.txltil ,.,, b
, 1880-06-16

NH Intna FIJI FEk S1i!NMnker. TIcke1s for Sc Pnuf
ana 1!tans@Hhns n @ arc tul nhor Vi. Madison ana
f'ttnc'a t.rrtrni Krt1~~@1.
phrnt font NJ t.HhehL ma tiIut or rghE
Ticket thtcu, III lihnltIplt.st hdar Clart tir4nd
thAGiitu iI4tdI, Nfj4 {SAt4lGf iiuntu, ~"''~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-14

The license of j. L. Giron of The City Ho-
tel was refused by the court on Tuesday after
noon. Witnesses were heard on Monday morn
ing and again in t e evening During the hear
ing the singular spectacle was observed of con-
stable who had made sworn returns TO three
courts that there was no violation of the liquor
laws, now standing up before the court and
swearing that he had known of frequent viola.
lions of the law since last September,
In refusing the license the conrt said that
they were sorry 10 be compelled to clos
hotel which was needed by the travelling pub
lie but the evidence was clear and conclusive
that the law had been yiolited, and the court
must perform lis duty In the case of Peter
Gross the license was granted there being no ev-
idence OF Sunday violation, and only one sale
to minor who might easily be taken for at
adult.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-14
THE END OF THE CURLRY CASE.

District Attorney Little began his argument
to the jury in the Curley case on Monday
morning and made good argument OF several
honrs duration. He was followed by Col. j..
u. Freeze and Hon. c. r. Buckalew for the
prisoner wro mad. very able speeches in be-
half of their client, occupying the balance of
the day. Hon. F. w Hughes made the clos
ing argument on Tuesday. The court charged
the ju:y and they retired about four o'clock in
the afternoon, and were out about two hours,
when they came in with verdict OF murder in
The second degree. The penalty fixed by the
law for this offense is imprisonment at separate
or solitary confinement not exceeding twelv'
years for the first oiiense, and imprisonmen
ior life for the second offense. Voluntary man
slaughter is punishable by fine not exceed I'M
one thousand dollars, and by imprisonment il
The penitentiary or the county Jail for perio
not exceeding Twelve years.
on Thursday morning Curley was brou gh
oe'ore the court and sentenced 10 an impr
onment of Twelve years in the penitentiary /,
isoor an d to pay the oos,s Of prosecution.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-14
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

May 6th-Sale Of real estate of Elias Bo.
gar. Return of Sheriff read in open court.
Sherif's deeds acknowledged in open
court
Roads in Locust township, in Fishingcreek
and in Centre confirmed finally.
Commonwealth vs. Levan. Recognizance
Of defendant and surety for appearance
at next term
Writ of partition awarded in estate of ia.
cob Shugars, deceased.
SECOND WEEK.
May 10th Estate of Benjamin Miller, de-
ceased Allotment and distribution approved
by the court. Recognizance filed.
Report OF sale in estate of Jacob Dribel-
bis confirmed nisi.
Order of sale granted in estate of S. K.
Albertson.
May 1lth-Jacob Stine's administrator
VS. Charles Krug. Jury sworn, Case stated
agreed upon and cause withdrawn from the
jury.
Order of court on report of auditor in es-
tate OF w. A. IRmDly nled.
b. G.. Kase, Isaac Gibbons and A. r.
Slime appointed viewers of a road in Fish.
ingcreek near g. w. Thompson's.
Return of inquest in estate of E. ]
Thornton confirmed nisi.
D. Morris, Peter Swauk and D. Slime ap
pointed viewers of road in franklin tow n
shin near Andrew T,ohman's
Subpoena in divorce awarded. Clark Stew.
!! art libellant.
P. d. Black VS.. w. Bogart. Jury sworn
Same day verdict for plaintiff.
Citation awarded to s. G. Kelchner, Com.
mttee of Stephen Wolf, lunatic.
Citation awarded in estateot Martha Col.
ley on petition for specific performance.
Bridget Lahy ct. al. VS.. Frank Rents use
Jury sworn. Verdict for plaintiff for 1884
d. F. Seyber es. Thos. Geraghty. Plain
| tiff takes non suit.
Samuel Smith appointed guardian of S. A
Robbins, minor child of Amanda Robbins
Appeal filed by William Neal & Sons from
assessment of county comm ssioners.
A. Snyder and wife VS.. Jacob Geist ct. al
Jury sworn. Verdict for defendant. Rule
granted to show cause why new trial shoulc
| not be had.
Jurors discharged.
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ROHRSBURG NEWS.

RoHRsBuRG, May II, 80
Farmers here are nearly through with their
corn planting. The prospects are good for a
fine wheat harvest, The warm weather last
week helped the vegetation finely and the wom-
en- can see the effects of their toll in garden
making
The windows of p d. Blacks furniture store
presents fine appearance
New fences are the rage here now. Wm. Black
has one around hi4 lot, Isaac Black has been
clearing the rubbi.h of the old house away
and building neat fence around his yard
G. Hartman and apprentices have been bull
ding yard fences for Mrs. Rutan and Captain
Uut.
l.. Black is making many improvements on
his lot and has planted fine assortment OF
fruit trees.
Surprises have passed away for a time we
think. At the last gotten up for HE Albertson
the tables were turned, and the surprising wife
and friends were the surprised party, but all
things passed finely and the hop that evening
was an enj yable affair and after tripping the
light fantastic toe" the large company partot k
of the many good things prepared for the oc-
casion. The party then dispersed, the gallants
lending Il cir lanterns to the ladies that they
might see themselves home.
The piles of lumber left by teamsters on the
grounds of the Chri-,i,n church do not add
anything to its good appearance.
The Presbyterians are trying 10 start Sun
day school at their church That is q good
move and we hope their efforts will be success
full.
Jac,b Keller son of John Keller is lyinG
very i'll with that dread disease consumption.
Poor Pen.
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THE MoGIB ENYS.

The McGibeny Family won warm place in
the hearts of the amusement loving portion Of
our comm lniiy by their two exquisite perform
ances in Fishers Hail. Whi'e every feature
of the progromme is always pres ntea in the
most artistic manner not to he exceled by any
other company, and tqualed by few, the strong
est charm about them lies in The fact that all
are members of the same family, mskirg it in
every respect the most wonderful family in the
world They deserve all they receive of public
favor. The children, from the tiny foui-year
old to the Oldest exhibited wonderful talent,
and in everything show the skill of their care
| ful and loving teachers. The parade, last eve
n ing, accompanied by the Persel Band, under
the glare of colored lights, was decided tri
| umph.-Lebanoa Daily Times.
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ASBURY ITEMS.

Mrs. Peter Eveland of this place is failing
fast, but is fully resigned to the Divine will
waiting patiently until the Master calls her
home.
DR.. w. W. Suiliff has purchased himself a
farm at Asbury.
The farmers are busy preparing to plant
corn, some have planted.
On Friday the 30th Of April it showed some
here and was very cold, but it is very warm
now the Murcury standing at about 80. The
warmest yet.
The firm of Hosler & Bro. are doing thriy-
ing business at Jonestown near this place.
Our schools are all in operation again.
The fruit crop is very promising this season
from present appearances.
There was graud surprise at the house OF
Mrs, Caroline Andrews, widow of Martin An
drews to celebrate her eighty.third birthday, a
good old age, she has seven children living, all
married but one. There was good turnout
being about fifty persons connected with tbs
family.
Diana Robbins widow of Abraham Robbins
deceased is now at her sons ia feeble condit
ion. She is about eighty years old,
REPORTER
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Marriages.

Observation-Disclosures At the Lutheran par
sonage Bloomsbury, May OH, 1880, by Rev.
o. d. S. Marclay, Geo F Hartze and Miss
Hette Girton, both of Columbia county, Pa.
DEMoTT-S Goth, 1880, a,
Bloomsbury, by Rev. j. P. Tustin, Mr., Cyrus
Demott to Miss Anton inetle B, Supplee both oi
Madison township, Columbia county, Pa.
CARPENTER-HEss On the 10th of May
1880, by Henry c. Hess, Esq, Mr.. r. W. Car
penter and Miss Amelia A. Hess, all of Sugar
loaf township, Columbia county.
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Try it; keep trying it, and try it again.
We say this because we believe that the
health, happiness and prosperity of the peo-
pie depen2 upon the proper use of these
medicines, which have proved so successful
in eradicating disease and defeating death.
The medicine so effective in its cure of dis
eases is the great Southern remedy, Sim.
mons Liver Regulator Try it; we believe
that the first trial will be satisfactory.
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MUsIoAL.-Good Night, Gentle Folks, is the
title of new quartette, by Will L. Thompson,
author of the famous quartette Come Where
The Lilies Bloom" Concert and Minstrel
troupes pronounce it the most beautiful piece o
music ever put on their programmes. 1t never
fails to receive hearty encore. The demand Is
such that it is scarcely possible to keep it in
print. Music dealers write that they never knew O
quarlette TO sell so fast. We advise lovers O.
music to send the price, so cents, TO the pub
fishers, and receive copy by return mail Pub
lished by W. L. Thompson & Co., East Liver
pool Ohio
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AN AND DEMOCRAT, ,BL OoMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA

The ambition Of the American people
leads them to overtax their strength aud
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impoverish their blood, aud almost destroy
Browning's Tonic and Alternative, the great
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