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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-29

"
prisc,. The cnierrriscs lanruishcd dur
inc the lonepcrioi ofdcprcssion between
1873 and 1879 because the provisions of
the tariff dcuicdus access to foreign mar
kcts for our surplous products and com
ppllcd u.to run our factories on half
time, when they might. bv iudicious al
tprations. which would have injured no
productive interests have been fully en-
poycd. and the army of involuntary
tramps who consumed dodrsub5taucem might
| have been ploiitahly employed and been
! been put i'm possession Of fcomiortablcomes
! Thcdcmocrats have striyCn to sccurethe
alterations In every speech which
made in the House pointed out the ne
ccs,ity for reform in the tariff. Morrison
reported his bill inthe Forty fourth Con
gross, and Wood tried his hand in the
Forty fifth Congress Whether these
bill, were wise or not is not now the
question The Republicans would ney-
er give them fair discussion The Sub
Jcct was sheIved as diSagrccablc skeIc-
ton to be got INTO a closet us soon rs pos.
,IhIe' McmWlhIe business suffered ana
l5o' was let, to Starvc he 'au'e slecla'
interests were too powerful Tor the IN
telIi@cnee ana PATRIOTISM OF Congress
LAipIAuse.J
The remedy for our troubles which a
reformation OF the tariff could have Sc
cured has come in different rorm' not
from tine m'dinm"f man. bnt from the de
Irets OF iroNidence' Large crops IN the
nltcI Stat.sand small crops IN Europe
nave 'na'led rs TO resume ooth specie
payment ana 'Ilr carr! lhG on OF WORK Oh
internal Improvement but the remedy
fortunate as 1t Is ana powerful as IT. mas
i, ,' o,,. ,no l''', niin,;o,;a, ,iI'1 a. W;hh
'' " "io''' ,'',, ''',io"' ,, ''' 49,,
l,,. g., o,,r fnoJ rr,dnn,. vii hn on"ir
ro,t.;otoJ J' anJ ,.d shaII w. Lrnr,r, m foan
~ fano ,,',i' 't tLo oIJ trnnIJo -,
,,,,'l f,,n, tLa aano,,;t,. 80 urf7j,a,,
,,"r, ,,',n, IS ,,n s,amIo ,,rdJnnt;ors Il ;n'Ims
w. r o,, ,or, amI ,h n,aa';
~, - f', r,',,;n,, fnra;',, m,orl.a,. fnr nnryn.
! ,i., If - ,,, 7,.., to..,, ,',n,1.,,., w..
,',,, ' ,.,.,',,,,,,, f,,I - L,,,,o ,,,nr,in,, IL
" nf.,.nr,J roody e., Iho Wr.f ImI;os
Way;rn Snn,h Nwo,i,., 'nnI ,ere,t ,mor,
l,rts of thc Orient thc varied monufac-
lures which the consumers Of this food
will produce. But the tariff rs now ad
iustcd shut, us out from these markets.
It imposes duties ON raw materials in 50
many cases and in .uch disastrous form,
that we cannot export the manufactured
products in connection with other ma
lions who oet these materials free of
duty. Amonu these raw materials are
soda ash, conner ore. iron ore, scrap
iron, fire clays. lasting and serge comb
inc and cornct woods, iute ramie, and the
Ike. in the production of which nb Amer
lean interest is concerned except to have
them freed from duty in order that the
at = cost SO low as to enable us to sell
working man who has the deepest inter
est in securin,, those mn1i6rotinns of fine
taim IT, want. tLo nrno 'nf o,n,In,,,oIt
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3Ioomsburg Official Directory.

..y,ispt OF rown Council-G. A. HERRING.
..rs--J. X. Grot2.
llaf Of Po'lCe-R Harris
". tl8ut Of Gas Company-S Knorr
.-.ttry-C. ". Miller.
.,.bur, Banklng Company-John \. Funston
. .I5ui. II. II. Grntz, Cashier John Peacock, Tel
I, y,,ional Bank-Charles Il. Pax on, President
p ru,tln, cashier.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-29

Which is the ricf est child in Inc world?
Rothsclild, Whs is he best rnt dy iuI
the bsbyy Dr. Bon's BABY syiup. fr il
it0iSe. For sale by all druggists.
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TIE COLUMBIAN, vol. XIV, no II
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, vol XIV, NO. %
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KENNEDY & Co, PIrTa3JRG, pa,
~" " pfthl Nrittn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-29

%, o.,sosu. Of R.ha ls,vrmsnS io tsss,n . Ips
sI LAmp st.ai. ou.au iiHa 90 o,Easslas 40 As NJ
, 1880-02-19
{ fuvhr hro nut entitled to "adtii-

;'cIy oT 1y hw"y e tnv"r "ro mt entitled to "a"
j. Act slnrri T. lEg, give. 500 olounty to drnft-
Cd 1n'n, aEl t6r substitutes nnrt,lftal fnr thtru
II they. snrv.s! Two years. nr mere, or wrrc dis
citnrEetl nn ncco.lnt of wounds received IN tho
i. Three hunilscd 'lotnrs lm1,nty to volunteer
recruits Who enlisted hetwncn tMt. =, laE,. and
lweo., u.e. n, ltasl and April i, 1k0l. In "ncw"
ORGANIZATIONS. An"nM nrRMriznt!nn.wls ore
thht Ind lNtI completed and IlHtl loft tho StNto
u which II lH.lnnBtd.
3. Act of Imly i, ls1t-slto To veteran yolnn:.
!, lks. pnyaa us fs'!ls,ws; $oy n M,lyiM.cc, md
Tho rcfHnflutcr III nstnlnrnis uf fE1 nficr two,
ak, twelve. rigl,fecn. twunty- rntir, and thirty
months rcspeGttvtly. mud 40 .whcN discharged
on expiration uf tho term of enlistment. vet
nrnn vo!Nn.Gr wns M1O who hild previously
O. Act nf 1uly 4, lS1i-yoltintccra enletnG for
ot,0 twt', Or thrto yeara f1,1n tNay II, 1tsA. to
April ~, 1Rc5, wcrs pAIl *iD0 for each ycnr's
nnrvlce In equal IN tTl-
listsncnt, u.IGthttl on tho expiration IT hHf tho
term, and tho bnlancee whon tho f!tll torn OK"
entitled ~ these hnuntit.H and werO pnld In atl
dillon Flu IN nivnnce.
:. Cutotcd trrnps-Acts June Is, 1901, md March
o. lHj3.-CNlOrCd mCn enlfAtinH ns volunteers
from April Y. 1871. 70 July u. fHt nro entitled
cultured rrcr,lits ctlslang bntwccn Ott. i, 1867,
md June IL, tSA. To aAt,,u bounty ia whltn re-
cr1ita. provided they vert enrnllcd and subject
10 drnft at the lime % enlistment.
=. Aots Mnrch :, tMt, March Z. 1sd5, nnd Joint
ltno of duty arc entitled to tho Same bounty
tk,oy wt,uld have received IL tlcy Aat served out
tho full torn Of thofr enlistment
, 1880-02-19

ton;.onr tor; was noyer 30 s5oot r. ti,is year which
weii. sni h"po ' 10 esit sti c'"s nost t' yc"r @
ppeaPeE SE" ae Esa' sse tsan II 'G1'sS D ,sa In ns s.
Whet0 i prot,,tsrs to lu MI ,s,cnnltnpnly
ing year fnr VOTERS sotrnmp front nilo p!rty 0rnr
Ami y the nlislst of nil our good fortune wc
81. Ss %ssE r'nS kss * sSraS O. ryhs s s MI
W. S'tsS%, ho ,h1ks hs 4 a|;ren Mt Era6
j., " Me3lcn. or Peru, or Ccntr,sl America,
candidate sltn.d la nut up ~ tho Rrn.1ut TINT
tho Dllfcn " II bD considered hIn,SGlf ctacrl. VIC
of tho United States wn,,ld :hr,,g .a,r sh.,,era
Observation-Disclosures s penra % vii Ie nover s nderstsn
FREQ constitutional 9overnmunt." Ant hero ls
tho most zcnioua s,trlorcr Of tho ex-rrcsi'icnt
fnsf wc be q; seo. iss!9 s Il ins1Sy tnS 1Gy ft ~s4
nnt shameful. i wuid not 10 worthy Of notice
sy ~ 10 @ sty 3" 70 sfy a ps saatS ts ao c" 10
from st, many Of thn supporters nf ts * Preal
President. e,utrnry 10 tho wlshca Of q great pnrt
af M tho Kepnl.lIcnm purity; because thoy believe
s tas Sre ,t hS n9son g vi III 10 sSs e 5sy S5 @
THAT 4 plnlnly nn,l IDENTITY whit thoy nro any-
tng. Wo nlvlsc him 10 uaku hnsto q trI,udlnto
n,n.ot remain sllcnt while his chosen and intt-
mnto friends, protesting 10 sponkx from intnrtnn-
ton. stt up tiis fnouAtr0na ana Revolutionary
nrutons!on. This fa not StcxIcD. or Peru. or
into their hcnds that the ox-pfnal!snt is u ho
rtt,oninntGd hccnuse ha ngrces With tcs0 fol-
lowers Of bis i, tlcsp!sinR atMl dciynG cousttll-
tlonAI methods and limitations, TINT will arouse
storm Of indignation and alarm which will
y,sry .,y properly sw'ep both him and hia purity Into
McnntItno wo beg our contemporary To calm
its pertnrled aplrita for fnw minutes md e, rsnd
Instrument rrescrif,cs ncGlrtLielt tho wny in
which tho people shall elect their President, and
what cnnturns our contemporaries vlgattes
nsh,y ths m vheh The 1hn sa
RtitMtlon nowhere Mtys tl,at II cantlltlnte shall
grub tho plnee II ho thinks he was oIeutctl. il It
hat', Atr. Ttl.lcn would have tono Tint, for un-
hG s ysry mc The TeS Rr
tho ox-rresl'iunt'e frionds arc rcsruttlug, tho
gr7tbglmc wna entirely left out Of The Co.,stitn-
tton ThHfc Il rot a wSr there a9t sena; ;
dicra-"
Umtor tho Constitution the candilatcs hnvo
nothing, a0solutoly nothing, to do In tho prem
vote, and forwartl tho certified record of their
votes 10 tho seat OF Gnvnrs,nrnt- Thorc. Mt nm
appointed time, tho presidunt Of tho sennto
npe:s thG packasrs IL te nrcscnc,c, of tue two
e,!, md "to Rorson, hayinF tho Eren.ost nMmpor \,
such numfer be Il majority ot tho whole NUN.
tfat il belongs, 9n:cr tho Inv, to the President
thon being to i1,lMct tho Incoming man !ntn
Office md Hco 10 II that ho takes tho oath. which
oath contains not a word about on1itng to bis
to think hIn,seif elected, or any revolutionary
NONSENSE Of TINT kind.
, 1880-02-19
TIE COURTS.
v scamn,on and the Fire-ln.
" surance Companies.
record OF Judgments, Divorces,
New Suits, Etc.

oc,A7tNf0Nyg IN9IfNANCE.
i. r. scnM y, es...,s,,, 10 ". r.,n s.a1,.,o
.,.ITtnlpn IN Assurance Company wns concluded
Gu, un .,nv mornlur mud glvcn 10 tho Jury. who,
ycsefl"ss, r,,c,,o,,s from Judge Norm, returned
verdict III favor ol mo actonanht' IL reetns
..nt an The nth day ar July, lsi2, Scnsntnon Dor
1,a 1u", s,sDyDO0 In gold from tho United Btntcs
NoTtE'Eo c"'npv' .s.,,,, H n.,S ,tbnr .,,,n,n,n,.
m No. 100 Mleh'8as hvcHue ni't' olnuI n'oo.'i.lH
rropcrty. lie snndo detNult III payment" "t tno
.,arc.t In ncccinbcr, 1610, but In JH',unry took
, 1880-02-19
The Rod Cross Limo.

ID Me IMttor Of The Cntcaoe Tribune.
PALMER HOUSE, CHICAGO, Fob. 1B.-l rcnd in
your paper to-day IL telcgraphIc notice from
your spccinl correspondent In New York OF a
new line from thnt port to Newcastle Town.
AZ representative Of tho 1lcl Cross Limo OF
steamers, wish to cnll your attention, and also
tho attention Of tho merchants hero, to tho fact
that, whio tho steamers of tho lied Cross Line
do only proceed to Tyne Dock, goods intcnletl
for Nowr.stlc nro there discharged into railway
trucks, which go alongside tho stentnerB, and
from thcnco nro forwarded by n4ll 10
Newcastle, FREQ Of expense to the
shippers. Tyno Dock Is sltuatcd OH
the River Tyne, and about seven md
ono-half miles from Newcastlo- on-Tyne. 1t Is
the property Of tho Northoaaturn Railway CoM-
pnny, nisd Is their water terminus Tho He'd
Cross Line are authorized to grant through bills
Uf hiding Mt liked railway rates 10 all ptlltitA Wud
towna touched or CONNECTED with tloir system.
Through tho Red Croes Linn HteIiners dis
charging In Tyne DOots, they nro enabled toE EErc
shippers options, tholr urrlvul, Of having thnIr
Ha1tls delivered Mt any point or place connected
with the Northeastern Ahilwny. which Is IL very
valuable privilcKr, and, up u tho present, not
thoroughly undorstond i,y shippora.
After having stated 80 prominently that It Is
clMiAed thut expenses by the he'd Cross Line ar.
more than those by tho now lne trust ynM Will
Hy0 this l1ttcr an equally fAlr show. send you
tnu OF tho NortlgnstsT1l Railway C6tnphny'H
schedules Of rates for your information. Res
pcctfully yours, HENRY l}uwiAN0,
Or Now York. Representative OF Aod Cross Line.
, 1880-02-19

Discharges wcro Issued yesterday to ". r.
Mayhon, Joseph 1irrris, Theron Davenport, and
Urbana D. Alexander.
RE. Junklns wns elected Assignee Of John T.
Grccn!cNf and Of Horny N. Payne.
A. \. lioH,le WIS elected Assignee of G. &c
Gilman, md Ilr,tor1 hancock OF ThonRs D.
Enydcr uni j.. Lewis Lee. H..
nominal dividend wna ordered to be paid In
the ensc Df Rudolph Schl5sser.
A first dividend OF Is per cent was declared II,
Tho cnso Of J. A. Ahrens md George II.
Uchrens.
.issIgnees will DO chosen this morning for
John .. Stevens, .Josuph r. WilliAlns, John
King, Jr.. md W. ", BtuWurt-
iirst dividend meeting will bo held at 2 p.
n. ln tho casu OF Robert Htadc, Jr.
, 1880-02-19

10 the Editor Of The Chieago Tribune.
FlonEScE, Kne., Feb A.,.Sonle dnys ugo yo,sr
piper sntl thnt yt,u would not rtstsG Its price,
ns Ind the Titnca. hut Aince tho advance by tile
Tics 10 cunts Inns been charged for my md nll
Atchison, Tut,psn s Suntn I'd passenger trntns.
This Is har,lly fnir capGcally i.s yUu still Takc
the "prc1 1.-Two cents" Tho news agents tn1ku
Tho e1tri nickel. Tho Knnsns City Unton Depot
nnwB-stutld hts up tho noticc, =" tncnxo papers,
10 CENTS" Tho Kansas City Post Ollicc nows-
Rtnnd ct,nrHcs 10 ccie. antl tho news agents gen
Grl1ly, so fnr Us | know west OF Kansas City do
tho sM,ito, DO you sanction the anlle7
DUDLEY RiiOADs-
[The price OF THE TRIBUNE has not bcon In
cFeased. md will not he. The retail dealers
srokon Of above hnvo no authority to ask an
iotA moro for this paper tllan they heretofore
hnvc, md those who do 80 nre imposing upon tho
public. We certainly do not sAnctlon tuls uu-
warranted advantage tnkcn by tho parties mon
tioncd aud trust similar nets elsewhere, II such
thero DO, will bo Mt once reported 10 uB.I
, 1880-02-19
Tho only Qucst!on n: Rhnll they

hc rnfOrcrtl?
t,nc thing will say, sotncwhat rcrsnllnl, since
II i.n4 ocetirret1 to me morn thHn nfHt'. ii nlny
be hest. nti 10 my Judgment, II it scst, Tor any
movement in this direction ~ by ct,n''tictcii
without any btIlcIal nEc'ley nn fc part II! clergy.
minister, nit,Igi h; carl,s hIs living ind ,nys
his taxes ilko any other tnnn, hns t!i-',nitttny
cd ii arc!nR mn help work ship II, bnd Weather,
asmpy tH.cn,ae my prufeaalun T. wflht It. H. that
hu fttIa itnati'acittted r. duty. why. I'M, my
and r., below. A dry berth Is lntter thnn II wet
which my night.
Mar it'll hrp my good l,nntl, t,s, hn lrntcslart
or Catholic Orrtrtin or Af.,trithfl, who tnkrs his
turn at tho wheel. AtlTitrH Mt1CItELL.
, 1880-02-19

Incidents RcspcctEnE Some Boston
NotorIetien-N1ra. Llvcrnuoro OH w.
II. II. Murray, Joseph Cook, and
Others,
Nfra. Mnry A. TIlvor1norn spoke to tho students
IN thoWotnnn's College, Evanston, TlcstIay night.
In tho general reception following the discourse
she found a fuw moments IN nnsweF so,llc 1ucs
tions regarding aoln0 Boston nntoelGtics, etc.
"Thpro IN no papor In tho world like TIE
CHICAGO TninCNi." sho MKln. ~ hnve tnken
II for somo twelve yeur1, aud would sooner do
Without our Enstern papers thun IT, Why, CIR
little Now EnKland pMpets. most Of them, co1,-
tal1 bi,t n tncro triie Of rHws from portions Of
tho Immediate vicinity, but TnE TninUxE hns
simply nll tho nows Ut nny importance from NIL
over tho world.'
"About ". II. II. Murray, Mrs. LtvurmoroT'
"Oh ho WINS very foolish To leave Boston. There
was iarHo body Of people who ttlDllzcd him. If
he should con,e t,nck to-day md tnkn his old
stand In tho pulpit, he would htvD nrHcr fol-
lowing than ever, and be glndly welcomed.
"Mr. Murray was not nun of wide book
culturc,-ho rcnd worry few tHoks. There was n
mysterious spell n!,out his scriHonE thnt attract
cd people. l1o WIS, hOwover. 70 closely cnnlt.ictl
TO hsa manuscript that he seldom looked Up, hut
rcnl away with Ills eyes 0tl the papor lie had
little III common with 0thor preachers. 1{o Rol-
doln or never attended thoir meetings. and nnny
times only tho door Of bis study aepnrnte him
from II hundred Of tlosn in thcir weekly meet
tnEt, hit he pnid no attention 70 thnIn.
"Onc duy met him, md alluded to Ills partial
fsolntlou and r1,nucstc, ncrnissfon tn ys1t him
IN III s,,'tv ~ ,n',,hor n,,d rc,nr,o,, t,,ot
h 5, H.. G ,ra, d ~ ,'nn,.s in. t,,
nuu @ ~ ,,s Ne1.eu to , ~ 'R tn.W
osGr' AZ io.i nie 70 c'stu wc III " rseascn . 1;iG. ".
W. s. m, tns ~ S. x',, Ls ", .na ~, W, ~ ~
stdy fu US ss as Shd f ne III pee:
etnS ~. nGGess @ ;" s5 m,s iv'., hi. .,o, ,,,
A., o o{ s,,i, ,t.. ~ nts "oor "oo e"'e
, 1880-02-19
DIVORCES.

Peter ZclcF f]led bill yestcrlay asking for d
diyosrc from bis wife Dorn, OH nccouilt OF her
alleged dcsertlon.
Catherine Thompson claims sho hns been tho
Victim OF cruel nnd tnhuu>nn treatment Mt tho
hands Of her husband, Hcrnhnrt Thompson, 20
hat shu Ia entitled TO Il divorce
Hose Elizabeth Jnncs charges TINT she is living
apart from her husband. Henry Taylor Jones,
Tilted to n separate mantcnu1icc. 6lio WIS tnnr-
ried In Juno, iS7u, and within three tn0nths her
husband left her aud went to KntlsAs City, where
be Is runNng nlry-goods store aud living with
annthDr wunln1,. ..
Elizabeth Whlto nskcd for a divorce from Ed
gar While, chargfng him With cruelty, drunkcn-
ness and dCSctt1pu.
, 1880-02-19
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
XIII the Dogs.

To fAs EdN# 65 TIE ENlt19o 7ffbHHet
CHICAGO, Feb. i8.-lf wo havo nn efficient
Mny0r ind Council, how lnnY nrc tho lives az
ourselves and children 10 be endangered by tho
curse Of our street doHs7 Tho rnawksh sc1ti-
mentality that would t,irso dog hnd let d child
stnrvc should receive u check, by rlncing good
thcM on tho a'nt whenever cuuXht on the street
without u mlIxzle. HUMANITY.
, 1880-02-19

Tho First Nntional Hank OF Coblcskill COM
menccd n .%rit yesterday for $4,000 against
Mrnm Hniiey md Thunns q. Mccullough.
James n. HosoRrant filed q bill against H. =.
MeCrlckcn TO prevent him from 1nnktnH chloride
q liIac under n putent granted Feb. II, 1874, to
Martin l.. Lush.
Mnry W. Fnster sued John II. TGuch for 81 600.
Ehnn s. Reynolds brought suit for &46Q0
against Dralnor, Smith e. CO.
, 1880-02-19
Tho JerHoy.

Tho 'Jcrscy," now SO popular In England, Ia
q. 1noket OF elastic cloth httinH olmnSt like
glove md having senns nnly llntlur the arms,
small hooks nl,d cyca. An Improvement"
ovor tho original nlot!1l consists In hnvtnK tho
RleOvps separate from tho waist and fnsteioA tn
scAulless Silk vest. Ihig tho EloevGs Autl arm.
hOloa Rro na FREQ from wrinkles al1d folds us ta
tho rest OF the garment
, 1880-02-19
BOUNTY-EQUA1,IZATI0N.

Dollar ltaid on tho :Trcnsury-Facta
nlld Figures in Relation to IEonntlca
-'ThrCc Hundred million Dollnrs Al
rcudy Paid.
Hn,cta, 10 Ntw ,ork yErrotd
w.su1soTt,s II r. Fc,,' X Fer Tho 1ost ne.
.oen yea1s tho question ~ I Of eunians t tue % poun
tics Of soldiers who served in the Wnr Of tho Re-
bollon hua been pcrslstcntly asitatot, not only
Lns prospeo.vo peao'.srle ., ous also M ~ po
f'S %n by s" Ison . 11 o, n"sS a, % eye
ina,oaom % Tho " rat ato nnnoars nv ~ h"yo 'con
taken by Mr. Niblaek. Of Indiana, who, during
tho first session Of tho Thirty ninth Congress,
introduced resolution Into tho House for tho
eqn"llzation Of Iountles' Senator Wilson fol-
lowed with a bill for the satnc psrposo. which
Committee MT Then Con. seHcneb E @ ] rcnorted sim. ,.
,, ,at pi IRON from s1o 1lonso Mta,y Gommtss' Isa =,
Falling To pasa tho scnnto it was tackled
on to IN appropriation bill by tho llouso.
atius}c, Tho mat,er l,v omcndnu tun Ifouso
proposition 30 Us to gtvs bounty u $io0 elsch to
soldiers who had served not loss than tl,roo
Mow ,sao nn rs s"o pi onty Ac &c Jny
I'M hs eost thS a, nited nas statGs e
como &C M into tp pocket, Of claStn aHcnss. TmS %
a!mso iGr tn9 nrssehtanon M @ .! Giaans nnaef ths
Aot VIII eapltc oh Lne ootn ol 1nno he&"
In 1870 tho House without division passot, n
bijl to ctl,lRIt bnijnttes hut tho Senate took no
ncion upon It becn,,se tho provisions Of tho net
Of July II, 1906 had not boon fully cslrrlc1 o,t
In 1871, hy minority OF l37, tho House pnssgu
Biz opI,o ion in tho Rennto, but finally was
passed On March 3, 1876, by Tho casting vote Uf
.iurl1s tho Closing moments of tto Forty tajni
CSugrcss, anil WIS promptly yotpci.
business Of cnuniiziu9 buuntics. ns viii 10 sot,ti
By tiS following ljst 81 btlls now pondipT ia TIC
UolJsO:
IOlHo Of Roproscntotiycs. No. I'll introduced
nv iii. Houk. III Tn1ncsseo: iIn,1sn Of tienrcsont.
ntyss. No. liz. Nj II Fovns' ~ ahi,1: Ho',so
NJ HnnrrsnninfiynH. M. I'll NJ. Cns,,. cf In
Iiann: TmIac ~ Honrrscntnfivea Ma. mi Mr.
Iynkins. of In,,tnnn: iiMIs, 0f Hnn1.sctitntivcs.
M. 7na Mr iinstntiGr. AZ inInnn: Ho,irn of iten.
rcsrnf,ttivea m. s!s3 Hr Hfcv1,IstM Of iiItnols.
ii%Isa ~ Tnprscnt,,ttvcs' M afts7' Mr. FtnIev'
of Ohio: Iitn;so uf iicnrcsuntatiycs. Nc. a4il'
Mr Whito ~ I,nnnsviS1ni. A "''Ae'
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TN ORDER To ACI:OMMODATE OUR NuMEiR-
I!sh@ nrHtisA 0nicea u s!s different l,if.t2nS. 4
taken for the sans price ~ gtinrNed at Tho Mntn
Uncs and VII 10 rtesvUd until o'cDCk y. during
II. s II. slMMH, hu0kssll1n and Ataionera, II
Twenty -sectlhl-As. ~
W. =. jtUt;AFrt Druggist. 6.s Cotta.o 0rovo~sv.,
northwest CORNER IMlrty y-nfth-st.
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Wast Mndtsnn.st., nNhr Westsra.ny.
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M:n iM5tsittslck. If !owelor, Nsw.aso'es, and Fancy
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AGOn NOwa and AtnttoneEy l1apol &S6 East Dtvsion.
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GTt)ltA0K FOR FuKNlTURM MERCHANDISE,
. bulaEtat. elas cheapest md boat In city, Ad.
..anoas q Low rates. J. 9. i q. PARRY. w West
, 1880-02-19

TrOA BALE-:WH ilAvK A EKY BUTTS, ovER-
l. coats, Aad pnntaluunA not cu1lGd for which va
H!i! ssjl at ntr.ut thirds price. LINDSAY DVa,,
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-04-14
Legal Not,ces.
LICENSE PETITIoys

N Office is hereby given 10 all person,
IN Interested that the following lics,-l
petitions have been filed in the Protbo.s
tary's Office in Miffiintown, and will b. ~
sented to the Court At two O'Clock . "
Monday, April 26th, 1880:
Petition of John McSlanigal, for Ecs,..
to keep an Inn in the borough of Port gov,T
Petition of Z. e. Gray bill, for licen,. =
keep a hotel in Richheld.
Petition OF James A. MURRAY, for lican..
to keep hotel in the borough of Nit1ir
town.
Petition of Mary A. Snyder, for Ecer,.
to keep an Inn in Thompsontown.
Petition OF Thomas Cox, for licen,e =,
keep an Inn in Greenwood township.
Petition of John Foreman, to keep a,
Inn in the borough of Patterson.
Petition OF Henry Macbach, for licen,a ~
keep a hotel in the borough OF Mifflintovn
Petition of John Hays, for license to kesn
a tavern in the borough of Patterson.
Petition of AIDA hields, for license 4,
keep an Inn in the borough of Port Royal
Petition of Robert Nixon, for license a,
innkeeper, in the borough of Patterson.
Petition of Frank Shields, for licenss "a
keep an Inn in McAlisterville.
Petition Of Jacob Weiser, for license -
keep an Inn in Susquehanna township.
Petition of Cloyd VI. Parker, tor license to
keep a restaurant in the borough Of Pa,;.r.
son.
Petition Of John C. Mozer, for license 70
sell vinous, spurious, and malt liquors, in
quantities not less than one quart, in the
borough of Mitfiintown.
Petition ot John Z. HOllooaugh, for L.
cense to keep a restaurant in the borough
of Mifilintown.
GEO. REYNOLDS, Proihonotqry.
Prothonotsry's Office, Miiflin-
town, March 80, 1880.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-04-14
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In The Orpls.aHs' Court Of Juniafd County.
In the Estate Of Christian Shcllcnberger,
deceased.
"HE undersigned, appointed Auditor by
l. the Orphans Court of yuniata county
to make distribution of the funds in the
hands of David G. Shellenberger, Executor
of Christian Shellenberger, deceased, to
wit, the sum of S4,727.97, to and amongst
the legatees, widow and children of the said
decedent, hereby gives dotice that he will
attend to the duties of his appointment, at
his office in the borough of Miffintown on
FRIDAY, the 10th day of APRIL. 1880,
when and where all parties and claimants
will present their claims, or be debarred
from participating in said fund.
ALFRED J. PATTERS ON,
March IL, 1880. .4uditor.