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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
Observation-Disclosures

nus E6bmsn i5rstbt Elm 9orrsIponbsni
Solssnbss: ,Wd5rsno bic bsutias Ssu6l'
tsrung in Wisn uub ben beuti4su Rronlin'
bern ssua5isu in, 1T lie in ben 9inbsru
Der Spradsrsn5sn TN Ridsauss bssriffsu.
Sn E6bmsn fiiss fat in bsmislbsu Wass,
ais bisSifsr bsrO sutlSsu fntt, bic bsrg,s'
den. RtSt sinfissr isbsn BITE Duse fur
bic sriisrn In Wdbreu, NO fe tn sebu Sab'
rem um 8 psf. f9 p%srminbsrteu sbsnio In
S5lsisu, DO bte Soleu eas sr6Bts
Watstbuw ssiseu. Rod i'm Sabre 1859
Tam eas pclnii9s Clement in ben Stiotsu
iaif gar ni5t Dor, pdbrsnb ss isst tn benz
ielbsn tsrsits 20 psf. ausmaSt; aud &c:
ssnibsr ben @Sstsu ua9isn fis; bstss
absr waSisu s~essuibsr Der 3abl Der
Ssuti5su ltstis. Ju Steisrurart babsn
~as9snibsr ben S4Io psusu bic Ssutl5sn um
4 psi. sussusmmsr; TN Rrain ba
gseeu, menn du1 uubsosuteuo, um 5 .O5
az Die SlOpsusu perIorsu. Sn Rirulbsu
tuo in ben 2iuobssirteH bic I.steru e
geuiber ben Deutl1su s5snfaQs Iul 0da
len, ud5reue eitls IN ben Stiotsu oalslbli
,iemIia in eIst5er Stilt: lib srbaItsu bl'
6su. Jn Srielt 1T isit Der goItsSdblune
uon 1859 eas itaIieati9e Clement Don Ct
mem SGiitsI auf pole ,usi Srittsl Der Ss
iammtbsU6Itsruus ssfisssu; dbuIi5 in
ben ifiriauii4sn StdoteH nit ausua9me
uon @5rs. no SIOusnen anb StaIieusr
sIei5 tart nebeu chamber itebsn. Su
8aImatisu fino bic SlaUen UNI 5p@t. aui
Rotten Der StaIieusr sswa4eu; tn lriOI
bat fid has SsrbiItniB fur BITE 8suti9eu
UNI cine DrittsI Yruesnt ssbsfsrt.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

SIN Be,irt Raitatt III i'm porissn Sab,
bas S9arIadfsbsr unb uisIfa9 aud Dipb'
tbsritis spiOsmii5 In elmer anbabl Srts
aufsstrstsn. gs ifarbsn 1877 Psrionen,
6s Wdb1en unb SO 8uabsn an bieien
Srantbsitsn, ndmIid in &atatt %, In
Suppsnbsim %, in SsiiSbsim Is, in Riss
bsrbi5I IL, tn &otbsnfsIs 10, in Stsin
u unb in Sii9usisr lie 8. Ssit Be
siun bes Sabrss tritt Sdarla9 nur nod
in psrsinssItsn 6dIlsn auf, sinBis In St'
tsrsborf brsitete I'D nsustbinas bic Rrant:
belt spiosmiid aus unb iinb ibr baislbfi
Sur Ssit i5on 7 Rinbsr erIsssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
Bayern.

Winden. Sn Der nm 8. Wdrs ab,
sebaItensn gIsnarfsuns Der abssorbnetsn
tanmsr purbs Der Notwithstanding
Elm S~luosnipisseI u%orssbalten, Der uus
ssist, pie in fribsreu 5sitsn Sunserttau'
isnbs pon Warf bsin giisrbabnbau gun,
5snffsr binausssporfsn uurbeu. gsion'
bsrs ~auffausnO mar bic Ebutia&e, BITE .,
Stauffsnbsrs anfibrts, bu6 elm poufdnbt'
ger Sabnbof NIT Wsrtiidttsn uuo allen
moth psnpissn RsbsnsebduSsn on elmer
BabnIinis aufssfibrt wurbs, bic gar ni4i
ssbaut purbs. Die @runbhids iinb per
pa5tst, unb bic 9sbduos fsbsn uaidloi'
fen ba, UNI benz SERIAL sutsss,rsussbsu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
StaIten.

9aribaIbi BAT einsn N6inSs5,isf ar bic
SrauSoien etIafsr! vWlit guerer BrisItsr.
tapp5sus&epubIjf 1T ss ui&ts," i5rsibt
sr an 9eOn EariI, ben 9eruussebsr bes
limit @Ie,ieuI". rbumit t6unt SIR Rie:
maub m'br t6uihsu." DE 2isbs NIB
8~srsbruus, bic mir sinft iir Gu9 beSten,
bat f3 in SaB unb 8era6tuns uerprn'
belt. Guer tunsFi5sr Rdss 1T f5ma9'
pou, unS wenn bic itatisniibs Rssisruu9
70 gemsin pdre, bic poIsnbste 9batia9e
an1usrtsuusu, 10 piirOe he OerdttIi9 isin,
pis bic Nation fsis wire, peIae cine iolde
Rssieruns ertriigs. Cure bsribmten @e'
nerals, usl9e etit cine babe Miaion 10:
pfersr Rtisser benz S.iuo ii5srIiefsrtsu unb
ii5 bann In 8tsbuasen ~eefanssn mad
DeutidIanb trdnsportirsu IisBen. misban'
bsln iest bic iduu6s uno uni9uloige 8e.
u6Iteruns uon Gums" u. {. NJ. Damii
piro bic segenisittse S5udtmsrei uobI ibr
gnbe errsi9t babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
Rtanetota.

Sn Breton iou cine RiI9wttbI5aft
ane 8dlsrei srrtttst wsrSsn.
Sn Wincua unS uusebuua ri6tst
bic Sfetcstruutbsit Ytht gss pisIe 8eIbsss
rungen on. 7,
Die WinneapoIer SIodidnas
(Sooms) obsrbalb Der ct. an,bonpfdls
puroen am 2. April our5 bic pom Sums
&ipsr unb Obsrn RiifiRppi bsrabIdpim.
member StS ane SaltenmsHn seiprsnst
unb so RiliOusu Sus SOIs i5uammsn
bic 6dus hinab, uutbsn absr idmmtli1 In
ben 81. Yaulsr Slotfinssn aufssfaneen.
Die Sdssmhusr pcn minneapolis erIlttsu
bur4 etsie Sataitropbs immsrbin sinsn
8aIuf pom stua $50, 600.
Su 81. Saul pnbs Der iuuas Ssn,p
Sprinssr, Scbn ess Germ antcn Spriu'
ger, bsim Srunnsnsrabsn peri5ittet. gr
fianc auf benz Soesn tes S4a4tss, lo6
SuB tiet bate iosbsn Ssisrabsnb ssma4t
unb ben gimsr befisssn, um f9 binaui.
Sieben gu Iaifsn on paS rofiss 9i5t, Sas Ct
nimmer wisosr isbsn iouts, osnn ssriee In
bielem Vfcmsnts i~iirIten bic ni5t geniissne
ssidsrtsn @rbmaH'n elm uuo bssrabsu i'm.
SIN Conn SIorenes, uGbs Safe
gitp, ltaIb Der aIts &i9lrbs, eir baibfiau'
iSlilder SnbiaHsr. Seine WItlsr nat
eine Siour Snbiausrin uub fem Yater Elm
ganabisr, Der in Disultsn Der Susion Sop
So. itanb. gNwares mar uor ibsr bun
be,t Sabrsn ImiiG an psn ufsrn bsS Miis
fiiippi ssborsn, ME CT b~sbluptets, ni@t
msit pom issisen Wsnbota. 81 srinnsIts
Der Ssit, ais Walbinston gum Yrdli
ben erwablt purbe, uno tonnte senaus Nus
runft iibsr bic Rampfs ssbss, bic bier i'm
Rolbpsifsn ,pif9en ensIi9' unb ausrita
frsunbIi9sn Snbianern our !Ssit Der
,rosen &spoIution ffattfanbsn. gr mar
isaei1t zines Der srifsn, wsnn ni4t bas
8IaBssi4t has auf @~innsfota's @s'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

SIN Abseorbnstsnbaus 3u RarIsrubs ia
cine uette gntbeduns sewu9t worbsn. Sm
Sabre 1870 psrtaufte Der Staat bas S1IoB
Risluu I'M, 81, 900 W., obuobI IS ju 1884,
600 Wart toriit mar. Na9 3mst Sabrsn
lab man, buB man es aber bod sebrautt
bdtte unb mietbets ss uisber tbeiIusiis sur
Ginri4tuns zines Grbsitsbauies. Der
Gins reprdieutirt elm RapitaI Don 1sS, 900
Wart. Sect MIL man ss pisbsr sant fir
ben Staat suridtaufsn; Der Better absr
usrIanst 100, 600 Wart unb omar nur fur
siuen GbsiI bss uriprinsIiden 9utss. limb
es beiBt, baB Der 6auf bereiis abssi9IoTsn
isi. DaS 1T psnis Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Der Bandit settle Sanaes erf6ois
feu

gnbIt6 bat has S5idial aud ben ses
fir6tstsn ganbitsn unb &duberbauptmann
Settle Samss credit, sr murbe am Wontas
tn Der Stabt ct. Soisp5, Mo., non Obs.
nab &obert Sorb, Smst fribere Wit9lisbsr
Der einft sefir8teten Sames'B anbe, IN fets
mem siaensn Sauie erfdohsn. S9ou iett
IeSten Ropembsr pobnte Sames uater benz
Ramen pon 2bomaS 5ouarb NIT ieiner
Samilis, bsftsbsnb aus 5rau unb Buet 6tn'
bern, In sinsm 5dusdsn i'm iibli9en Ebsil
Der Stabt. Die beibsn Serbs, wel9e ib
In Der Sofnuns, bic $4,000 gsIobnuns,
BITE aut Sames' Rspf 9eiest waren, 3u ere
baIten, Don Waridal graisb psrIeiten lies
Gen, ben Gdubsr tobt ODER lebenbis su fans
gen, Quartirtsn f9 In bsfen eisener Wob'
nuns Elm, anssblid um NIT ibm nsue
RaubpIdne aus,uflbrsn. IN benz fur i'm
psrbdnsuibuoasn Ease, wolte Sames t4
maiden une Ieste ieinen @artsl nit piito'
len auf bus Bstt, woruuf &obert 5orb bic
@slessnbeit bsnubsnb, aufiprans unb tim
BON binten cine &u9sl bur9 ben &opf iaste,
worauf sr unb fem BruSsr fi1 ben Bsb6rs
ben ausIieferten. Die Ra1ridt perbreitste
f6 uie elm 9aufsusr bur9 bic Stabt unb
rief cine unssbsure g%ufresuns beruor.
Sauisnbe bsgabsn fia auf ben S1auplut
Der Gbat, UNI ben tooten Rdu6er an iebeu.
Sn ieinem 6auie iaub man Elm Rspstisr'
unb stn 3anouuoel' @swebr, mebrere Re'
uoIosr uuo PlltOIen neblt elmer Msrse
SdisbbsOarf.
0ie 9si6e purbs mad sinsm 2st5snbe'
ifatter esbra6t uub bort Photographic.
Sin 8srtdtsritatter bsi9rsibt bislslbsu ole
bic zines babl5m MunneS BON etpu 40
Sabrtu, NIT breitsr Sttlns unb einenl
sbsnio tnteIsssutsn pis euti5IOhensu @e'
fb,suusbrud.
&obert Sotb, psIder ben Samss ct.
iaohcn bot, pirb ais Elm Menl5 pon etpa
20 Slbrsn eeiailOsrt, Der ME eth Sau'
erniunge ansIsbs. Rismanb bate i'm
bas susetraut, mas er uoubra9t bat. Sbns
Spslftl wirb er bic bstrsifsnbs Sslobnun9
pom $50, 600 erbulten-ober aud nidt,
bsnn bic BelObuung III uon peridtsoensn
Seiten ausseisbt werbsn.-Oie Wuttsr
Sames bat bereiiS bebsust, baB Der gr.
i9ohsne ibr Sobu isi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
Nm ii~iui,,buten cftubcr. b. a.

Aim ~ianb.bnten Sftobcr, b. st."
fdrsibt osr Dauib 6arrtion, Strai5rOp.
Ont.. .iaubts ib nad Ssrrn @. 8. 0pas'
apotbste unb lisB mir sine SIai9s ct.
Satobs Del boIsn, ba i6 felt Isttsn SuIi
an sntbinbli6su Rbeumatismus lit unb
bas Gunner nidt usrIaHsn fonnte. S9on
mad psnissn tl@tissn Ginrsibunssn nit
benz Del psrIieBsa mid bic S9msrben unb
Id bin nun pisbsr I'm Stanbe aussusebsn.
9isiss bsitirtt in mir aui's Neue bic
llsbsrssusuns, baB ct. Safobs ein ausse'
beidustss RbsumatismuSmittsI IN unb baB
maj ni6t 81 SteI gum 9obs bsheIben iassn
Fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
Die ,.Nemarf GrbreR" fhreibi: SIR

Die ,,Nemarf 6rpreB" fdrsibi: .Di,
mifeu gsnau, penn unisr R6rssripfsm
5ilfe ~uetlanst unb mir uifen ebsufaIs,
baB Or. ausuit SSnis's hamburger Gro
pfen serabe bas Mtttel 1T, bas mir brau'
den. @tr empfcbIen baber ~unleren 2sisru
bisie Webiiiu tn Der l1sbsrseusuus, baB biz
Gropfsn tn WoBs bas beswsden, mas I'd,
fe BON ben 9erren n. 8os.lsr $50, BE-
anipru5t wtrb.~ ara
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
@EpBss Seroienf.

SdmuiIi&s Suirs ssbsn ibrs srflsn Bird
misn uno ipsSisIsn gsrbisnf Rsbaiasn
BEN Sopisn' Sittsrs ais Der rsiHitsu uno
bsiien SamiIisn Wsbisin tn Der @slt. 0ir
t6nnsn bisis Musssi9nuns u biuilsr. cd
MIR pifsn, baB lie cine in isosr Shf9t
psrbiente IT,. Das Sittsrs III isst In ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
b n.

Nus gonfan3 wirb m;tsstbsilt, bas elm
friibsrer eifriser 8srtbsibissr unb 8erbrei.
ter bes HI tatboIieismus, Der ebsmalise
Stationsmeiffsr 9eonbarb @siser, sur r6:
mii@stalboIiideH Rir@e suridsetsbrt 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Ra9 elmer WittbstIuns Der ,R. Ra5r.A
III an ben StaatsanunIt cine sroBs Aniubl
9siu5s pom 6rausu CD ssIaRst, Der 5in:
ri5tuns Raml's.bspobnsn Al birfsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Staats' Soirs ausssifslt, unb MIR srtbsiIsn
Sebermunn ben Ratb, bafsIbs au probiren.
Wan Ieis @eiterss bisribsrlber in elmer
onbern Spalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Gris, S'Srisn 60, Soma.
&c pirb hermit btibtinist ba6 Or. Glari
3pbnlcn's Sn6ida Bloch Syrup mid ptrfli&
BON itpsrsu rbsumatiitsn S&mejsn btfrsii
BOT. So balts 20 fur elm psrtbsolss Ntttel u.
rseommanbire ssTen @sbrau@ allen, bic an dbn-
Ii@sn Sbnsrlsn lsiptn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
sae apptbefer berfaaien es.

Sa8oratortam: 60. "a Ssef 5. Strakes
ReU BORT Gtts.
3em9miHe:J
WauFOn, Aaartafee g., Soma.
Sd babe Dr.. Glarf SobnIon's 5nsian glpSb
Sprup fir Rassnframpf., 2tbfrlsibtn unb
Dtarrbcs sebrautt unb srossn Grfolg bamit CT.
iislt. SD ppatt nitt ubus basislbs iein.
5eurg Rosbuu.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
The Episcopal Burial Ground
ORDER OF THE COURT.

In the Quarter Sessions of Columbia Co.
In the matter of
the Episcopal buryng ground
on Second and Iron streets in
the town of Bioomsburg.
And now October 6, 1882, it appear.
ing that due notice has been given of the
Rule to show cause &c. granted on the 11th.
day of September last, the same came on
for hearing, the Corporation of st. Pauls
Episcopal church, and the municipal al-
thorities of the town of Bloomsbury being
respectively represented by counsel where.
upon the parties were heard and witnesses
xamined, from whose testimony il appears
that the said burying ground is in Il dilap'
idated condition and is so wholly uncarcd
for that it has grown up with high wild
grass and briars, and has become in fact a
public nuisance. Upon the evidence pro.
duced the Court is satisfied that the said
burying ground, bounded on the south by
Second street and on the west by Iron
street in the town of Bloomsbury has be
come, and is a public nuisance. 1t is therefore
ordered aud directed that the dead there bur.
led be removed thcrefrom by the President
and Town Council of the town of Blooms
burg Except the remains of Wesley RotC
and his wife, which with the materials
above the same are to be removed by
James Rotc in accordance with and under
the stipulation with st. Paul's Episcopal
church this day fled to Roscmont Gene
| terry in said town by the first day of Apri
| next In cases where the relations Of any
of the dead shall procure lot in sale
RosemorS Cemetery and desire that the
remains of their dead shall be removed
thereto the request shall be complied with
by the said authorities. In cases where
no such request shall be made and thc
friends of persons there buried shall no
after four weeks public notice themselvc
remove their dead. the municipal authori
ties of the aforesaid town shall cause th
| dead to be removed to some suitable por
| ton of Rosemont Cemetery to be procured
and set apart by them for that purpose.
| by THE COURT
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
Obituary.


o. Bruce Wells, aged 10 years, 0 months
and days, s,n Of f. G. Wells, steward at
the Normal school, died on Saturday night
at half past ten o'clock, after an illness OF
about six weeks. He was graduate of
the Normal school, and had passed a very
crcditabe examination for admission to
the Sophomore class at Lafayette college,
which he intended to enter in September
Only few days before the time for his
departure he was stricken down with
malaria fever, to which disease he fell
victim, in the flower of his youth. Last
year he was employed as an assistant
teacher in the school, and by his many
excellent qualities of head and heart he
endeared himself to all. Bruce was a
young man Of more than ordinary ability,
of noble character, and a consistent men,
Der of the Episcopal church. His afflicted
parents and sisters have the sympathy of
the entire community in this great be-
reavement The funeral services took
place at st. Pauls p. E. church on We'd
nesday morning at eight o'clock, and the
remains were taken to Muncy for inter-
mcnt. A committee of the Philologian
society of which he was member, accom-
panied the family and friends.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
obituary.

Robert $. Ent, son of the late Peter Ent,
and brother Of sheriff U. H. Ent, died at
his home in Berwick on Monday. He had
been sick for several weeks, and strong
hopes of his recovery were entertained un-
I'll a few days before his death when he be-
gan TO sink. This Is the fifth death in the
family, the father and four sons following
one another in succession. Mr.. Ent was
good citizen and took an active interest in
all public matters. He was one of the di-
rectors Of the Bloom Poor District few
years ago and was elected constable of
Scott township for several years. In all
his dealings he was upright and his genial
disposition made him many friends. He
removed from Light Street to Berwick
about two years ago and was engaged in
the stove and tinware business A wife
and two children are left to mourn his death.
His age was about 40 years. The funeral
took place at Light Street on Wednesday,
and was largely attended. jackson Post
G. A. r., under the command of Col A. ID.
Seeley, accompanied by the Berwick Band,
and the Odd Fellows, of both of which
bodies he was member escorted the
remains TO their final resting place. Mr..
Ent was member of Co. |. 179 Regiment
He enlisted as Sergeant. and was after
wards promoted TO tst Lieutenant.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
Fair Notes.

The Orangeville Band attended tide Fair
on Saturday. They look well in their new
uniforms, and play well too
The Friendship and Rescue Fire COM
panies were on the grounds on Friday
afternoon with their hose carriages.
The concert Of the Bloomsbury Cornct
Band on Friday afternoon at the Band
stand, consisted of II number of excellent
selections, all well performed. Our band
won golden opinions from everybody by
| their fine playing.
A horse belonging to Joseph w. Ewes,
| Of Milville, was shot in the neck on the
Fair grounds. A party who had obtained
a license to conduct shooting gallery
used stronger cartridges than he thought
and one Of the balls went through tl'
| board back of the target ami entered the
struck human being The horse is still
living but it Is impossible to tell whether i
will recover.
| The total receipts Of the Fair were in thu
neighborhood of $4,000
The Grand Army boys did well at th
dinner stand. The decorations at the en-
trance were put up by C. S. Fornwald
A gold headed cane was voted for unde
the auspices of the G.. A. r., the candi
dates being w. II. Tubbs of the EXchang
Hotel G. ii. Brown of the Central, ID. \
Becky of the Republican, and Geo. /
Elwell of the COLUMBIAN. The result wi
not be known until this Friday evening
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
Hartman x EIassert.

This cnterprising firm has recently cnlarg-
ed their foundry. They have cupola with a
capacity of eight tons of iron, and they are
now melting five or six tons day. Their
car shop is in full blast and they are turn
ing out IL good deal of work. Special at
tention is given to repair of Osborne's
reapers and binders and all kinds of farm
ing implements. The principal work OF
this firm now is on heavy contracts fol
coal breaker machinery, and they have fill
ed Il lumber of large orders for the Scran.
ton Steel Works. The railroad company
has laid switch on the premises, so tina
the shipping of heavy pieces is compare
lively easy. About thirty men are employ
ed in the foundry and machine shop, anl
the kndlicst feeling exists between en-
ployers and employees, Such establishment,
are credit, rs well rs IN assistance to the
town.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
a Shameful SyvindIe.

An old man named Esau Girton was
swindled out of Sl60 last Friday by some
of the many sharperS who attended the
fair Just how it was done is not known
but one Of the party met Mr.. Girton on the
street and pretending to be an old friend
was soon joined by his accomplce, who
was introduced to the victim BY repre-
senting that they would either pay large
interest for the use of the money, or else
that they would secure him large guam
tity of land in the west, they induced the
old man to so home and get his money
$100, and hand it over to them, when they
disappeared. There were two of them,
and one stopped at th2 Exchange Hotel,
forgetting to pay his bill when he left As
early as we can learn their description, il
is as follows; One was short and heavy
wore reddish suit of clothes, dark com
pleXion and brown mustache. The Other
was rather slender, wore light suit, and
had red mustache.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
Berwick Hits.

Quite large number of persons from
Berwick visited the Fair, and all express
themselves well pleased with their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Evans of this place
lost their oldest child, very interesting
little girl on Sunday last. They are SYM
pathized with by the entire community.
Prof Sheppard's lecture here was big
success. The Hall was filled by an appre.
ciativc audience, and the lecture course
was fairly inaugurated. Enough course
tickets have already been sold to pay the
expenses Of all the lectures.
The wedding of A. w. Dickson to Miss
Sallie Freas, was a grand affair. The
church was crowded to its utmost capaci
ty. The happy couple are now on thei
wedding tour taking in New York
Binghamton and other places.
The work of grading the streets ant
paving of sidewalks is being rapidly
pushed along and ere long our town will
present a very neat and attractive appear
| ance.
Col. A. d. Seeley has greatly improved
the appearance OF his residence by til,
addition Of an iron fence, and otherwise
| 1t is II very pleasant home.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
MARRIAGES.

JoNEs-MAUs.-At st. Pauls church,
Bloomsburg, September 10Th 1882, by the
Rev. J.. Zahncr. lioratio G.. Jones, of
Philadelphia, to Catharne b. Maus, of
Danvillc.
At the rcctory of st. Pau's church,
Bloomsbury, October 11th 1882 by the
Rev. L. Znhncr, Harry French to Snllic
Robinholt, all of Miillinvillc, Pa.
MooRE-LEMoN On September 14th, at
the residence of Jessie Brumstetler, Mill
vile, Pa, by G. W. Cooper, Mr.. Garten
Moore, of Sweet Valley, Pa, to Miss Ellen
Lemon of Millville, Pa.
FARBER-iIELLESBRAyDT.-On Thursday,
October 12th, at the residence of |. S.
Dilldinc, Millvillc, Pa, by the same Mr.
Samuel Farber, of Rohrsburg, Pa, to Miss
Catharine lIellebrandt of Orangevillc, Pa
KLINE-LEMoN.-On Thursday, October
| 12th, at the brides home, by the same
| Mr. Clark y. Kline, to Miss Sarah S
| Lemon, all of Greenwood, Columbia coun
| ty Pa
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
TOO Many Syviudiers.

The conduct of the fair this year by the
officers was 'ery successful in every re-
spcct, and entirely satisfactory in every
thing but one. There were too many
swinders allowed to play their games on
the ground. Games of chance, which II
played on the street at any other time
would have subjected the proprietor to
fine and Imprisonment, were allowed to be
conducted openly and undisturbed by the
payment of few dollars for the privilege.
The ball throwing game, the striking ma
chimes, the lotteries and all that, are catch
pennies, which do no one any good, and
are sure to capture the money of the nm
wary. The fairs are for something NOR,
than to afford an opportunity to swindlers
to get the peoples money, and the people
ought to be protected against them. Al
exhibition that instructs or amuses, is moi
Objectionable, but schemes based on get
ting something for nothing ought not to be
tolerated