The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-27

and grain. From present appearances there
w'lI be decided fall in the price of hay for
1881 as compared with that of the past year.
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II you have pimplcs, boils salt rbeum rough
skin, &c., take "Linlley's Blood Searcher."
Sold by all druggists. may2olw
Inc trustees Of the Dinvilc Insane Hospital
deny the statement that the insurance compa-
mics have refused to pay the losses caused
by the recent fire. Several Ct the COM
panie' have already paid and that too, without
claiming the sixty days allowed by the policies.
Section Of the game and fish laws provide.
that no wild fowl, which includes geese and
ducks Of all kinds, shall be killed or had in
possession between the 10Th Of May and the Isl
oiSypember, under penalty of ten dollars for
each wild fowl killed, exposed for sale or had
in possession.
For good Cabbige Plants 60 to w. II. Yet.
ter. lie has about one and half acres bes,
seed sowed, and plants fine. may27tf
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a new dailypiper, The Record has made its ap-
pearanco in DanviIle. It's considerably larger
than the Sun, Of this town, having five columns
to e page. There is liberal number of ad-
ver'isements and much reading matter of a
general kind Victor A. Loticr il editor and
publisher and H. w. Eggert, local editor. The
Reco% is to be an inderendon Journal.
A game of base ball was partially played on
the fair grounds last Saturday between club
composed of young gentlemen of the Wilkes
Barre Academy and our Normal School nine.
The visitors were defeated by a score of s to C,
aresult for which they account by the fact that
they have had little practice together. Per
haps they will show better record in the re-
turn game on Monday.
Sick headache, nervous headache, head
ache from sour stomach, are all cured by
DR.. Wettaar's Headache and Dyspepsia PiH5.
Irlce 20 cents. may l3 3w
There was glass bail shooting at Cltawissa
last Saturday in which II, B. Aldrich was the
victor by score of IS outof possible 20. In
shooting of the tie with William Eyer, Mr..
Allrich was again the winner and is now the
champion. Several of the members Of the
Caiawis'a club are expert marbsmen and Pre-
tice is rapidly making their shooting extreme
ly accurate.
lfreports are to be credited, the farmers will
have lively time fighting insect foes this sea-
son. Potato bugs have made their appearance
in New Jersey and in several counties of New
York, aud countless hosts Of army worms have
begun their rlvages in both the States named
Last year the army worms founi their way into
Pennsylvania but at so late q date that they did
little damage,
Charles Hartman died on Thursday of last
week. at the residence Of b. +. Sharpless, this
town, aged y. lie was resident of Nonan-
don, Union county, and came here on a visit,
intending soon to return. His sickness was
brief and he was unconscious for two days be-
fore his death. Mr. Hartman was the Oldest
of eight children and the first to die. The funar.
al took place on Saturday aud the body was in
tered a. Catawissa.
Are you going to paint? If so,seDd TO Henry
S. Reay, Montour Paint Works, Rupert, Pa.
for sample card and prices OF Strictly Pure
White Lead. Slate Coors, Iron Paints, Putty
&c, and save the wholesale aud retail profit.
You can mix your own colors, from best mater
ial, with Pure I.inseed Ol,ror rs cents TO 81, 20
per gallon.
Respectfully Yours &C.,
apr. 15-Gm Henry S. REAY.
A children'5 meeting wa, held in the Pres
byterian church on Saturday evening last,under
the auspices of the "Woman's Christian Ten.
perance Union" The exercises which wer,
very Interesting, begun with singing, Bible
reading and prayer, after which there was sing
ing again. Miss Katie Young read an essay or
Temperance, Charles LUZ and Miss Alice
Brockway recited selections. After a few suit
able remarks by Mrs. William Neal, form
of pledge was read and twenty.eight children
signed it. The next meeting will be held in
the Lutheran church on Saturday evening
June 2jth.
W. II. Gilmores little daughter was bitten il
the mouth by vagrant cur, on Tuesday. One
of the dogs teeth penetrated the inside Of the
chill'4 lip making painful and troublesome
wound. At this writing both Of the little girl
lips are much swollen, but no serious resu +
are anticipated Wandering dogs should nevei
be permitted TO remain in town of this size
Pistol cartridges are cheap and the jndiciou:
use of one of them may prevent much humal
suffering and perhaps save life.
A we'll equipped and properly conducted lv
er, stable il undoubtedly an invaluable public
convenience, and travellers have an increased
respec. for town in which such an establish
ment exists The stable of Messrs. Buckalew
in the rear Of the Court house, is one Of the
kind, and is 4 credit to Bloom'bnr-. About {
dozen carefully groomed horses stand in tht
stalls ready for use, and vehicles Of all kind
are to be found in the large she'd Both ami
mails aud carriages are superior TO those or1i
narily offered for the use of the public and thi
fact accounts for the poplltrity of the Backa
lev stables
We have repeatedly called the attention o
the Town Council to the necessity for passing
an ordnance requiring the muzsIirg of dog
during hot weather, No heed was paid to til,
suggestion. Now that child has been bitter
nv a worthless cur, perhaps the iowa authori
ties may deem 1t advisable to take some meas
ures to protect the little ones. To kill do!
afe it has bitten human being, Is very lik,
locking the stable door after the horse s stolen
The poison is not exlracte from the wound b,
the slaughter Of the animal. As there is no cur
for hydrophobia, prevention is the only thin
worth consideration.
We have received a neat pamphlet contain
ing a history of the great fire at Milton on tn
l4,h of May 1850. There is u sketch Of til