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great attraction at the State Fair il the
Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, which ia
located opposite the Brazilian Court, east cen
ire aisle. There is always a crowd of people
anxious to see what next The operator will do
on this wonderful machine.
Ladies should not forget to call and get a
line Of samples showing the work done.
ms machtn" has been awarded the first
prize, silver medal, by the Pennsylvania State
Agricultural Society, aud also took the only
lIrst prize at the Sydney, (Au-tralia) Inter- a.
tonh Exhibition, lS79.SO. State Fair Daily,
Stpt %, so
The Davis will be on exhibition at the Coun.
ty Fair, by j. Saltaer, Agent Do hot fail to
see it There is no better in the market.
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The Dining hall at the fair grounds is con-
Quoted by the ladies of st. Columbklrs church.
Meals will be served every day. Patronize
thpm
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Agents and Cauvsssers make from S25 to
$50 per week selling goods for f. G.. Ride
ont q Co, 10 Barclay street, New York. Send
for their catalogue and terms. sepl0, s01y
Pennsylvania State College admits both sex,
e'. Endowment halfa million. Tuition free.
Courses OF study, Classical, Scientific anc Ag
riculmraL A thorough Preparatory Depart
ment, Expenses So to So per week. For cata
losue, address Joseph Shortlidge, A. NJ, Pres.
State College, Pa. augl3 low
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Buy only The genuine ii you would he cured
Prot. uilmctte's French kidney Pad has been
used in France for the past ten years for all
diseases Of the kidncys.
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A stranger dropped twenty dollar bill in
the collection box at the Baptist church last
Sunday evening.
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The Senatorial conference adjourned at vii
l,msport last week to meet at Bloomsburg,
this Friday,
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The Democratic club of Slabtown, held a
meeting at 1eager's hotel on Wednesday eve.
ning' and was addressed by Paul E. Writ, and
Geo, L. Elwell
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le4 ACRES AND So FEHcAEs
SHERiFFS SALE.


by virtue OF sundry wrts issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Col imbll county, an1 to me di-
rected VIII he exposed to public sale at the Court
House In the town OF Bloomsbury, at o'clock, p. m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -, 1850,
All that cert in lot Of ground situate in Locust
township Columbia CO., ami state Of fcnns} yaniA,
bounded and described as follows, t0-wit: on the
NORTH by the public road on the east, south and
west by lands OF Mayberry snyder. containing four
acres more or IS, on which are erected dwelling
house, stable aud other out buildings.
Seized, taken IN execution a. the suit OF Reuben
Shumau and John shuman, administrators OF Jacob
Shuman, deceased, now for use Of Ashland Saving
Fund and Loan Association against Daniel =. llOucl;
and samuel uouck and TO be sold as the property OF
Daniel p. Touck.
FREEZE u MARI, Attorneys. Nend. EX.
ALSO,
All that certain lot Of ground sltuatc.tn the Town
Of Catawissu Columbia county, State II Pennsy lyd-
MIA. bOunded and described rs follows tO-wit: Be
ginning point on the north Side Of Pine street
At the intersection OF Second street, thence by the
north side OF said Pine street a course bearing
enthusiastically two hundred ana ten feet TO land
| OF -- Shuman, thence by land OF said ShumAu
enthusiastically one hundred and thirty feet
more or less to land late Of Catharlne Getkin, de-
ceased, thence northwestwardy and by land late OF
| Catharue Gctktn deceased, and parallel with Pine
| street ten feet to land Of William #. Oranges es
| tate, and parallel with second street sixty feet
| thence nOrthwestwardly and by land u William II
oranges estate AMI parallel with Pine street tive
hundred feet t. the east side Of second street thence
by said Second street seycuty-iNc feet more or less
to the place Of beginning whercon are crectcC
| tv O-story double frame dwelling house. fronting
| on Second strreta frame wagon maker and carriage
shop frame blacksmith shop and frame carriag,
| or ware house and OUtbuidings
Seized, taken in execution at the suits OF Georg,
| Hughes and ", q. Yetter, executors OF Lewis Yet
ter, deceased against George ". Suult and to b
sold as the property OF George ". sOult.
| RHAwS, Attorney. Nend EX.
| Terms cash on day OF sale.
| TN. ENT,
| Sep. ~, 'sO-ts sheriff.
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Boot headquarters at McKinney's.

1000 pounds nice dried raspberres, 1000
pounds nice driedptred cherries wanted this
fall by 81 les Young, Light Streetjuy 2.6m
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~ U Funk, Esq, spoke at the club meeting
on Wednesday evening, There was q good at
attendance. w
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Wanted for Paint at the Nontour Paint
Works, Rupert, Pa. one load each of Hay,
Straw, Oats and Corn. oct1ow
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Willie, little son of Thomas Webb, fell from
, sofa one day last week, and broke lis arm
I, /, healing as well as could be expected.
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Business Notices
HNl ENR 4 IAI

Just received all the lat,st and most Mob
by styles If Hats for men and boys at
David LCwruberg's.
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Eureka! Eureka Eureka :.
The place to bay good cheap Winter
Coat or SUN of Clothes is at
David IOWenberg's.
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Headache, Dyspepsia, Biliousness. and
Constipation cured at once bv Dr. MettaUr''
Hadache and Dyspepsia Pits. Price 20
cents. oct. l5.lm
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Coed Butter % cents, Eggs IS cents at 81
la, Youug's, Light Street oCtl w
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A UDIrOR'S NOTICE.

"A
state Of Pennsylvania, Columbia county, So.
Among the records ana pro. cedings OF the Or
phaus Court In ana for said county inter alta It is
thus COntuiuCd.
In re-cstate Of GOtlOeb Gunther deceased
And now september 49, 1850, OIL motion Of W. II.
RnaNn, Robert buckingham Is appointed Auditor
On exceptions to account.
BY THE COURT.
Certlhen from the records this twentieth day Of Sep
tcmber, lssO.
WM kRICKBAUM
G, NJ. QUICK, Clerk o. c.
Deputy.
In pursuance Of the above appointment, the un-
del signed VII meet The parties ntrTrsttd AZ his or
nCe in BuCmsburg on saturday the 5uth day uf Oc-
tOber, A, D., lesO, between the hours Of 10 m and
p. IN,
r. BUCKINGHAM
Ocl. /, SO-iw AUDITOR
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Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney'o.
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT DURING
FAIR

FAIR
Al rar,it, interested IN huyirg good,
cheap aud FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
would iiui to their interest to call at the
old reliable Ciotllng Sore Of
David Lpwcnbeigs.
The reason Gross, the Clnthier is selling
mere clothing than ever i because he un
derseils all. Saarp,cs- Building.
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Admission free at McKinney's.
4 Nice Oyercoat for $4O0 at Gross n
y. Store.
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Highest Cash Price paid for 1000 Good
Fat, Live VEAL CALVES this Fall and
Winter. You can bring then right along
now on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
each and every week this Fail and Winter
Bring in your good lat calves now and get
v1ur cas- h for them Bring them from the
north, south cast and weS'. Let them come
right along now to Silas Young, Light
Street, oct 4m
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Pretty Suits for children, listers for little
bows, new, nice and neat, call and see the
fall styles at
David LOwenbcrg's
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1000 Good Live Calves wanted hv SiIas
Young, Light Street. aug 2O'S0-2m
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A good Suit of Clothing for 5000 Il
Gross n, y. Store.
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Beautiful Ulster4,
Fashionable Oyercoats,
Nobby Fall Suits,
Lowest prices at
David Lowenberg's.
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Harriet A. Newkirk, of salem, says: was
cured Of tetter in my hand by three applica-
tions of Camphor Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores by using it. II
cured my sou of spraintd ankle, Pri 20
cents Sold by c. \, Kleim bloomsbury.
april l6, S0ly
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STATE OF PENNSYLyANIA.
EXECU1OR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or JOSEPH PoHR, DECEASED.

ESTATE or JOSEPH PoHR, DECEASED
Letters testdmentary on the estate OF j. semi
POhel late OF centre township Columbia c1un.
w, Pennsylvania, deceased, have been ora Ted
by the Register Ot said county 10 StepIru
Fohe aud Juhu Wolf Executors All n4r-ops
having claims against the estate Of said dec.
dent are requested % present them for settlement
ana those Indebted 10 the estate TO make na mert
" the undt rsgned Executors, without delay,
STEPHEN POHE,
s,p II, lssO-6w Executors
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Ladies, and all who lead sedentary lives,
should use Dr.. Mttann's Heddache and DyS-
DeDyia Pills. Price % cents. For sale at
ali drug stores. oct. l5-l lm
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
81. Pants M. E. Church.
Fer the Republican.

Fer the Republican.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Allow me to cal
public attention again to the seri e
of disconrses being delivered in thi
church by Rev. DR.. Caldwell on tn,
subject of "Holiness." The formel
ones have been remarkably sxplanato
ry, clear and satisfactory. 1t Is a matter
Of regret that they should be lost to in
quiring minds for want Of knowledge
Of their delivery. His last Sabbath
morning sermon was explanatory Of
the oarnal man as applied to the un.
converted; the sermon at night, Scar
nality in believers"
Next Sabbath morning the subject
will bs continuance of "carnality or
what some call sin in believers. :"
1t must be interesting to every one who
desires to be a christian to see the line
run between the barking dogs of
"Charybdis" and "Scylla," and even to
infdels these sermons ought to be con-
vincing, and stop the mouth Of gain
sayers. The sermons on original sin,
the provision of Christ, the endowment
of power, &c., one would think, would
knock the props from under infdelity.
Let the little Infidel club Of Whining
ton adjourn forever, attend these ser
mons and other truthful ones and they
will get more sense and greater glory.
The most intelligent christians who
wish to know more Of God and his high
or manifestations to his people, and OF
their own duty and privileges, doubts
solved, perplexities removed, and at
tain to higher standard of chris
tain character and enjoyment may here
do so. The remaining sermons we opine
will be increasingly interesting. We had
designed to pay as.ibute to the choir of
this church. Resolutions complimentar
to their music, the choir, aud Mr.. Can
non, the leader we're passed by the Quar-
terly Conference. 1t was said to be
live choir, without invidious distinc-
tion the best in the city. We know
they discourse the finest of music
The singing is evangelical. They
"sing with the spirit aud understand.
ing also". We are glad to see the pas
tors able sermons complimented by
such large congregations. CANDoR.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
Thomas F. Bayard. Delaware's honored
Sanatop

Even the almshouse the great broad
msusoleum OF bright hopes and golden
opportunities has played its part. The
great national romance: Aaren Burr's
life and the sad fate OF his charming
daughter, Thsodosia-has within 1t q
leaf from this arsary structure. NJ.
Michael Martsl an "emigre" who fed
from France In 1880 was proficient In
fifteen languages, Ave of whom he i'm
parted TO the talented and beautiful
Theodosis, daughter Of Col. Burr, then
Vice President. Michael was an init
mate friend Of Mr.. Burr but unfortu-
nately he was soon placed in q position
that taught him only too well how
fckle are the pretensions o. friendship.
Aaron Burr happened to visit vii.
mington while the man who had trained
his daughters intellect was lying
wrecked and parslytio in that hillside
retreat, with the memory Of all his
languages gone except his parent
tongue, the French. Knowing the
friendship that once existed between
Mr.. Burr and the Professor, some be-
nevolsnt people Of Wilmington ap-
preached Burr In his behalf, showing
him his own letters which had intro,
duced the stricken man to some Of the
best families. II wrote that letter
when knew him." said the Colonel,
| know him no more" The lovable
Theodosia, however, dropped tear for
the man who had done 80 much for her
advancement while the father lived to
have the same speech Of denial reflect
ed upon himself and those "who then
honored him, knew him no more"
BROOM STREET sPRosPEcr--SEw RAILWAY.
This haslbesn Broom streets history
in the past but now new future Is
uprising before it, and soon we will see
those historic spots covered with mas
ses of architecture towering in beauty
and looking down over our city with a
self-conscious pride. Property is des-
tined to increase in value and the re-
moval Of the almshouse to more eli
gible location Is q necessity Of very
10" ychIb- ub uAuuSVm0 llAilbn VIM
now being erected above Sixth street,
is to be shortly followed by several
other structures equally fine and i'm
posing. The construction of the Front
and Union street railway will do much
toward the improvement of property in
that vicinity and bringing about the
wishes for an inevitable result.
The company was chartered in 1877,
with a capital stock Of s25, 900, of $500
shares at $40 share. As soon as $685.
900 subscription shall have been se-
cured the work Of building will begin.
Its line Of construction will run across
Broom street from passage over Front,
Reed and Chestnut and extend out
Union to the city railway depot. This
improvement is looked upon by those
holding property on Broom street, as q
desirable one, and the subscription
which is to bs opened as soon as the
commissioners deem 1t advisable, will be
looked to with absorbing interest.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28

charge Of the building of the Coo
Spring Reservoir for which each O
them were paid $1,000. 1t is an old
and true maxim that "the lahorsr ID
worthy of his hire," but still there are
instances In which public spirited citi-
zsns feel that they are amply reward.
ed in the consciousness of having per-
formed duty for the public at large
and for the general public without any
pecuniary compensation whstever.-
The gratnitous services of City Council
Of Reading is striking instance of this
kind.
The members receive no salary what
ever either for services as couacilmen or
as chairnen Of committees. In Will
mington, Councilmen get paid a dollar
for each nights attendance at City Coun-
oil and $50 additional Is paid to each
OF the ehairmen of the Water, Finance
aud Street Committees. The item for
paying councilmen aud chairmen oi
committees is small IL is true, only
amounting to about $1,000, and no
doubt the councilmen earn ii faithfully,
but at the same time II is an item moi
known in the finances OF Reading, and
shows that the people Of Reading are
willing to serve the city from pure pa.
triotic motives.
Though the authorities OF Reading,
from the foregoing showing are more
economicalthan those of Whining ON as
a general thing, the first appreciate the
use of Printers Ink more than
the latter, the appropriation for print
ing by Wilmington being only 81 800,
while Reading appropria:es 81, ,375.40
In the assessment in Reading three
grades OF valuation are observed: First,
is that of the business of the city which
is called frst-class, and Is a ses3ed sew
on mills on the dollar. The second
class is composed of dwellings and other
buildings, and is assessed four aud two
third mills on the dollar. The third
c'ass is unimrroved land, which is as
sessed three and a half mills on tbs
dollar. All these assessments when
coliected brings in a revenue to the
city Of about 100000.
Notwithstanding the strict economy
used by the city OF Reading, she has a
funded debt Of 81, l34,7O0 This is di-
vided into funded city debt, apd the
water department debt, the first
being S6l2, 200 and the latter being
s522, 500. OF the city u.bs $4,000
Is funded at five per cent. and o. the
wat,r debt $293, 900 is funded at the
same rate. The balance of the debt,
both city and water,iS funded at six per
cent.
The foregoing will serve to show the
expenses of carrying on two cities near
y equal In size, and if when compared
with Reading it is found that Whining
.on is extravagant, and that it will
cad to an effort to conduct the affairs
,f the city in more economical man
ner, then we shall feel that we have
the city some good service for
which no recompense is asked.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
This Norutnx,s COurt.

George White was plac, d in the dock
this morning at the police court on the
charge Of being drunk and disorderly
The prisoner was arrested last night at
late hour by officers Gotschmer and
Thomas. The man refused to go to the
hall, saying there was not au officer in
the police force who could arrest him
The officers were not long in assuring
George that he was mistaken as they
escorted him to the hall without much
difficulty. The prisoner had one Of his
eyes blaokened and also cut under
meath the eye. lie said officer Gotsch-
mer had kicked him in the face, but the
officer denied the charge. The defend
ant was fined 81 and costs.
John Clouser, lad for loafng at the
corner Of Seventh and Spruce streets,
and for using vulgar laDguae ., was held
in 800 to h ep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
wILMIseEs Ests AND HEADING.
What it takes to run the City Gov.
ern nnseDts OF each. and what
make 90 the Difference,

A few days ago the Reading "Tilnes
and Despatch, made a statement th al
the appropriations for that City for 1880
we're only sl1S,000 This amount was
so far below what the appropriations for
Wilmington were for the same year,
that representative Of the RRPuB.
LIcAs office, visited Reading on Monday
last, to see what made the apparent
difference in the appropriations for car
rying on the respective cities. In
Reading, as has already been stated,
the appropriations were $ll8,000,
while in Wilmington they were 1851, :
1883.
As Reading and Wilmington were
not very different In population the
first being greater some 1000 or 5000
than the latter we could not see what
made the difference in running each
city unless some Of the departments
were run under separate management
and was not included In the case. Call.
ing upon Mr.. Runkle, City Controller Of
Reading, We were kindly received and
that gentleman willingly gave US all
the information at his command, and
glancing over his annual report to the
City Council for 1878, the expenses Of
the various departments were found to
be as follows:
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
Bible Presentation.

On Sunday morning last Rev. John
Gray presented to the Methodist Pro-
tsstant Church, Seventh and Walnut
streets, a beautiful pulpit bible on be-
half of tie contributors to the fund for
the purchase thereof. Mr.. Gray made
some feeling remarks as to Gods good
ness to the church and beseeched all to
be grateful for the fellowship of the
Holy Ghost with them. Rev. VIM. Pot.
ter received it on behalf Of the church
in few well chosen remarks. The
church revival is still going on nightly
with abundant fruits as the result.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
Rev. WIN. j. steyensOn.

MEssRs. EDITORS This minister |
closing very gracefully his ministry a
Grace M. Z. Church. |. will be recol
lected that he laid the foundation an,
superintended the building OF that mag
nifcent structure. For twoJ years pre-
v!ous he had ministered to large por
tion Of the membership when they wer
part of St. Paul's. He was then ap
pointed to a charge called Grace M. L
Church which he served with grea
success three years Aft,r an interva
of several years he was re-appointel tc
Grace and for three years more has
been serving the church with deserved
popularity.
In building church worth two.
hundred thousand dollars, a debt was
incurred leaving balance of eighty
thousand which was gradu ally red duced
to $4,000 which it has bssu the
honor of Rv. Mr.. Stevenson to be in
strumental in paying. l: seemed almost
incredible it could bs done. But some
thing amounting to inspiration came
upon the minister, inspiring faith. aud
effort and almost without pressure or
trick or teasing and mostly in his own
congregation, the thing has done.
1t was fitting that hs who like Teru-
babel had laid the formation in grace
should bring forth the cap stone with
shouting, crying "srace, grace unto
it, that is, grace added unto grace
so may it be with the spiritual temple.
"Gracs all the years shall crown,
Through everlasting days,
1t lays in Heaven the t0pinost stone,
And well deserves no praise"
This magnificent church, distinguish
ed for its symmetry of parts, beauty of
colors and the honor Of Whining ton,
Eow stands in simple majesty free from
debt, its steeple smiling down upon the
people, telling them to BE- gooi and
happy and its spire pointing from earth
to heaven.
As the Rev. DR.. Stevenson will be
called soon to lrave for an honorable
in an adjacent conference,
suffer one who is not member of this
church, but who when he had the op
portunity went in and mingled with its
Worshippers and gladly heard the gos-
pei preached by its pastor, to com.
mend this minister to God and to his
coming charge, and If sigbs we're
prayers and wishes were wind this
minister would be waited joyously to
ais new charge.
We doubt not he will be equally en-
leared to them for his preaching the
fospel, his gentleness, gracefulness aud
among them, in the cham
'er of sickness, at the bed ofthe dying,
nd the last funeral services "Grace,
mercy and peace be with him "
HEARER.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS. A
The Performance this Evening
Other TrOupes Coming.

EvANGELrSE.-This evening Rice's
"Evangeline" Company will hold forth.
Up to the present time enough seats
have been secured to insure crowded
house. The play viii be placed on tn e
stage with full company. The ludic.
rous aad altogether enjoyable situa-
tions cannot but be productive of a
highly amusing evenings entertain,
ment, and all desiring such should "a
early.
HUMpTY DUMPTY.-Ths pantomime
troupe and standard company Of Tony
Denisr's will give a performance Of
"Humpty Dumpty," both afternoon
and evening in which the great original
clown George H. Adams, "Grimaldi, -
will take part. The matiaee will take
place at p. NJ.
UNCLE DAN'L.-On Monday evening
John z. Ford will produce the well
known comedian Mr.. B. Macaulley, al
"Uncle Dan'l" in which he will be sup.
ported by full company Of comedians
The play will bs "a Messenger from
jarvis Section" which as the Phila
delphia "Ledger" says: "catches the
fancy, and the sympathy of the aud
ience with the kind hearted Yankee
never flags"
DRAMATIC NOTES.
On Sunday when Miss Mary Ander'
son was in town she was called upon by
several of our fashionables but she "was
engaged"
Those who attend our Opera House
marvel at the good behavior among the
"gods," and wonder at the change
which has converted schreeching,
whistling mob to comparatively or
dsrly audience. Were the police to
stop the crunching of peanuts the con-
version weuld be complete.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-28
n Otlce.

2j pantaloon patterns that wish to
make speciality Of. Will make them
up at cost. Also a number of suit pat
terms, which wish TO turn into cash
at a small margin, in order to make
room for spring stock. Ferd Carson,
Merchant Tailor, 233 Market street.