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,,cxicO.

,...-.- or Nfry1co. November g. "f Uol-
C.ll ~ " received q report ihi, morn
mo taat the 0oyerLoI, a..'' ,,'nr9,red. br,
sale q Taha-co have p'e-i A''0 ~ 1870
- particulars are given. ......c~.,,v
no l"i x,,,.i,.,u DERBY WIS Won csc. .'-y
J D., III Ii - french horse, ana fa .'.,
by CAi Ar. '1,ila~o-zek. N American horse
L-c4il51t1, 80. ~ German Minister, Was se'oh''
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vTHIs Is TO CERTIFY THAI Mk. v.
l BAT. ElDD!, - -.. ?. AZ =, Dr,-ert Air.
.ht ~ ~. ,,r.l.S be- .ur aullo-i zed agent;
" lLAlAA A. -A----- a. g HOMES x CO..
800 an north iy-uinih -treel.
no TITI CREDITORS OF ROBERT Z;
LIXE DEcEt-aD ., q ,S SsD ~ RonE EFT T.
Puhilshce = ...i A. froye their claims ieiore me.
in seornce A decree o. 1s number of sre-
- ihc "a. nf i.lcrinnhn. - ~ s,rted tr s-..,e
ditors rr;veI Iiclr claims aiN 49,, tH"r 49,
ai,oss ~ A. hrLtscl. however, uii sl.te a. E
"S'eIs. - I'M. improved claims N ctr-
tors sreanxlcu. g. w,a4 " lil,,i,tinnal notice.
'sir \, l .,,. having ar. cI Gam. OF any
al Pers-,'1 a. estate of Robert r. Ayne, ae-
"T'.l IN IA fir ..ir @ me ~ ~ olse 9i
YxDSEsbA he ~; S g Ss .a;S n Y such A.
,,, . i,,,, nay s1Ve ili's 80, mn ny, ~ !,
~, ~ NV !uf TN tieH tiiAt " NJ -. %. -
~. Az, , ~ - sworn 70. ihe Wilhe-s svNins
Il mus cone - ny ore ana I - w na, e ''s eliT
a tst~1n d her than &c person % ,yh..n tie ~
q, ,se.,n, I, dn~. me person 20 Nsa nc e
eerat4s due 3 rot : THOAAs j. EVANS,
TESTIFY. Ceu-pAt--ioner,
! no std
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TrouhIs AnticiDntof in yey YORK.

NEW YORK. N0VeWboT Ct cOmmutoo u
citizen. to-day called upon the police COM
ia.>>ionor> and stat flat they feared riots
at the election polls tn the lower district
Tomorrow. Mayor Grace also sent letter
to tLi- feet. and bcd that the police he
property Distributed ior TIE protection u
voters. Superintendent. Wa.ing La- made
.ii necessary preparations 90 prevent riots.
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California Fsosifics.

SAN Francisco. November C.-The
League u Freedom " held meeting
here Yesterday. 10 which j; was resolved 60
withdraw I'D previous endorsements made
Of candidates on different tickets. and 10
rive unqualified endorsement Of the Demo
cratic tickct->ta.r, municipal, aud le-isig-
five.
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~ TeleGrapn.


.-,, v.r~ ,-...r.l., r.-r.-..r luI aa.
r-...I. hollands. j.. .r.. orleans.
81. r-rE. .......f... .f.l u.. r.-. t.. $685.
r-... II .re bales.
.......f r.U f..... f. Dbl. ....U.l..
~. .Ia. ..rfr.-- -four ..-.t -ut I.lr-.
o. l-.- .,-... -4r- ~..... .,.. "a.
'itl'D D. t- .t ....t.
-... ..........r
G ..t ..r.o.I .... rl. -.,. oil.
al depressed 90 o. ve-, r NJ
-...'.. Lex O ----C.r l,iI
-,l. ar-lon- le..I ..-i..-
weak. anc 1e.i.e
aarfa''-. --.-- ,,.. .ua
zen. or. $3.50. g.. p III. U..- ...-,
."'Y -I" .-. ...'. ID. ',,,.-.
-"-.if t'.'' I .. RI. .f ~ ~... ..
, . Xxx. ri. rar~o-. r. -.t.,.. f.f
~-.-.- 1u.l md l.....,al.a..l. p .r
',- - %. fiD. orflf q. -.-
...I .f..... r- hte. Orleans. sI. t... t.irt
,5 ......-. T..f- f..tv o. Sis -.l- ID. %.
90 Y.r a.. b. t.-. b.. I.If- rr-. Dbl. ......f
I'm '' ., ,.f.f a.-.aI l|aaIt. iuI
..I ,..'.,'',.f Is~i-.i.t .,lI Strong. trlH, t.-,
| -@-.- III r-lmc -.e.m. --., at sI-.-5
$3.50: choice. Sl-.4u. I..lgl. ia lifetl pool
s-m. .
DIAL D. -N-..--
BALTIMORE. N1feuh'r o. i".i .l.'', guy
ta -,.i; Howard ctirci aLI ,'.ein
-. cytra. SID ~ 900 4.lIi. -.
cry Nill- -uprfHnr. So -.irI..,,' 7..,r
49,; El" hIiihu'- - 10 - n.t.. ID ..f.
a.. ~e-l1..n e4-.'i ~ ,ia--'-.t -f.o-.
aun'r --. 80, 80 ,-i,-.r -,.s -,,ot u ga
asked ~ ''..t.-.. fr,,,,- ~ ..r. an .r.
''.i-.-,. White. -sq Ynr.. ucH. l5'7- &C.. .e.i.N
45c.; new. 73a 10. 'a.- I~.i @ii e
southern 4u iJr.' N'a-. Az D.
i Xec- - 49, ,.'- .@4@- rriE-.a.,t--
visions quri lit-- i,.-' 1870. .--.
shoulder aud c-ei-..D .'..,~--.l -......
li-.c. tsaf III -f,.o g., ca. .
. lt4c. Hams, -ot ~ o.. ---.---.--. b.. 49, FL
,ofec lli- A''. - .-r ,.lts.ev rs. ID
Isl .. -.1Z. fr,.e !.f. higher.
'4HN--'-'.'
CIV~rNTATi- 'tll t- ~. '.. e.,
iy s4-4u f-.bI i--... .,-.l - ,,.t ,.l.
Nheu -,c~.' g. .-" ..-.. OF. -' r ' - 10,
leg ,Hl $40. -''ri- - a-stl tii ..'- -, .
long ~ r. is-- 81. d-mcr ~ 81. -po,
A 8~r. Noyem .er ana i'rcei- ',i- , W." -
$50. LaFa ,li i.l a ' g. a. c lea rs
Bacon scarce 500 d. hi.. ana arm 4
rIb oc-. ,lr~f. -. p, =. noe. Sc,g or
So So use Hos- ac.its and arm: eoHmo
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ponce Negotiations So ct s;eaul

., FS ss hsapas Inc arrived Si. AT oeia Of
Lima , ,l Pee peace Gnasnis e H o 1 sSd
Ga. saTe ia f bas been sent into confinement 1T
uOcl
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SEWESss-THEEAD.

VHrPEopLE APPRECIATE MERIT
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The Contest Befwoen Libbey and Mar
shall.
Ispecial telegram 20 the Bigiatch.l

I@IFtIHI IFistTAIN - -II0 II'iIlU'I-I
NORFOLK, VA, November G.-The news
from every part Of the Second district i
cheering TO the Democrats. especially in
those Democratic counties heretofore Read
juster.
From what 7 can learn the vote viii be q
close one in the district. and an official
coun; may De needed to decide the contest
between Marshall and LIhbey.
The CoGlitionis;s are Boosting that Lib
boy viii bca; Marshall 1000. and The Con-
seryativcs claim that i Dczendorf gets 1900
votcs-which j. iikcIy-Marshall win be
elected.
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r...orni nf VI. NimoM!0n.

..,. Fr.xrIsco. November G.-Ihc Iuhg '
~ n, 10 lste james ". simonIon Zoos
nie. from the Unitarian church III IL WI [,-
I lis, ~ viii probably De sent 70 Ne" Oh ."
- final iuteI-uenl.
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Especial telegram 10 the psoaich-I
STANTON. VA, November G.-Mr. Hill,
Democratic congressman-elect from Ohio,
and others, are speaking to one Of the
largest aud most enthusiastic audiences
ever gathered here. The enthusiasm Of
this large gathering is but an index Of the
spirit that prevails among the Democracy
in this city and county and all over the
seventh district.
Staunion has been crowded all day with
men from the county discussing the situa-
ton and preparing for The contest to-mor-
row. and with numbers VINO have come
home from abroad 10 vote.
The Democracy is aroused to q pitch
hardly ever Witnessed here before. The
last known Democratic opponents Of Mas
sey have given in.
Befe on.O'Ferrall and Massey have been
freely made. and great confidence i felt il
The result Of to-morrow's work AZ the polls
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Hfr FIRE in Maine.

paR11ANr. Nh. November G.-A tr.
broke out this morning on the south >ileoi
Commercial street. and destroyed uro- V
p. 10 The value = $4,000. Insurance.
10000
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s.vornIyuIn~c% Destroyed.

toNsTANT1N0rLE. November "a vio-
lent earthquake IN the vicinity II Aintab'
in Northern syria. destroyed several VII
lnges.
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70 Arnrchist. IL GcneYa.

CENEvA. November C.-Ihe Fedora.
Council. actin.on repre-. ntatiOns from TIE
French Gov .rum-nt. hive made thorough
investigation and satisfied Themselves tLlt
there j. DO Anarchist committee III till
canton.
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.rne SIKH District Almost Unanimous
for Tucker and Massey.

Especial telegram % iht l.-l@l."'i
LYycHBURG. VA, November Con the
eve OF the great 5attle Of tomorrow The
untcrriticd Democracy of the sixth district
stand in solid phalanx impatient for The
command to advance. They are perfectly
confident Of . sweeping victory, and yel
I'll. confidence ms never caused m H.
s.ant's relaxation Of hard and effective
work.
Lynchburg has 2,cJ9 qualified white Vo
sers to oppose LOO qualified negroes.
our majority here will be between oO'
and 500.
Massey and Tucker viii run wei TO
gether and carry every county ~ '"S -
trict. except Appomattox and backias
ham. and fuckers reelection Is claiSiea o
a larger majority than ever before
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HE EVE OF BATTLE.
Tho Feelings OF Confidence that AMI.
mate the Democratic Brcnss.
MAssEY's GROWING EFFORT.
HOW He Was Received at Home Last
EVsninE-ons Thousand Majority
I'm AlbcmarIe for Him
and O'Ferrau.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch. J

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. November c.
Massey has Just commenced his speech.
The largest crowd to hear him ever assem-
biod az this place-at least two thousand
here. Massey was met q; the depot w IN
immense concourse Of people, and escorted
70 the courthouse with unboundcd en-
thusiasm. Count Albemar,e one thousand
majority for John Z. Massey. This district
is assured FOR O'FcrraU.
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VnrrieuGIy 70 England.

LONDON. November CT hc CORE pond
eni OF THE Mars al Berlin ieic1raphs tna:
Russian dcpl macy is making great cc-er-
lions ~ induce France to unite with Rus
,ia in q policy unfricnd'y 10 England.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MUNUAIs NUftfiTfT y ItNL.
SALEs-FrRsT BoAKD.-5 600 Richmond city
C's II 1ISss- 2C0 do. al 1l5s. 200 do. at Il3. /;
1000 North Carolina G's At 1Olk.
SEcoSD BnAED.-1e shares Charlotte. Colunbia
and Augusta Railroad stock II IL 10 do nj IL. 10
d.. At Al; 1000 Richmond and Dunvllle Gold G's
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Vale ': ,ss has sn sSIs'S Memorial Committee
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MAXINE ssTELLIaENCE.

POET or RICHMOND, NovE,TBEE G, 1852.
Arrived.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York. mer-
chandise and Passengers q. W Ahe1 Co.. agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia. nerchAD-
dis. >. ". Mct arricS. agent
schooner Lena NJ. Cottingham. Campbell, New
York iron. Richmond and Danvillc railroad
schooner John y. Parker. Phillips. New orb,
iron. Richmond and lDanville railroad
schooner Lucy zones. MariAugh, Baltimore. coal
:. II. Have,
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise and passenger. l.. =. Taiun .
superintendent
CLEARED.
Bark Pomona rNor.l, Ommondsen. Charleston.
:. g, IN ballast
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. e, 1852.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Inrav. -chcrmcrhorn. Oid Poi1i and
Hampton. merchandise md PASSENGERS. thrti-
peake and Ohio Railway Company and sailed OF
return.
steamer Accomac. Deik. merchandise and pl--
song,r,. smithh"id. Chesapeake and thio Railway
Company and srilc1 1u reigrul
steamer Pamlico. Bourne ~mithfcld. mcrcian-
disc and Passengers.
steamship AutIlirs. Chevarrialti. <tr Yo-k. for
Porto Rico. put D. f'r c0ai
steamship >waiedaic. Nardeure. Now YorA. lar
Charleston. rui iu for coal
SAILED.
schooner y. y. Bailey. Bailey. Nov IorA. coal.
Chesapeake sui ONO kailwly Company.
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PRODUCTION DOUBLED. ACAINDorELED
.Ic 4--odl1m
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PROFEssIoSAL.
TOuY ". JOHNSTON,

JOHN ". JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
viii practice in ilse eour's Of sicsmoad and III
Supreme CoAri Of Tia United states. 0s're d
Frankl!u s;leci near Eighth. oc---i&Wim
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MILWAUKEE,.


NEW YORK. November G. ( offOn-Sei recespis
9lJ bales. gross rccclpfs- 1889 bales Futures
closed duh ana easier; sales. 1900 bsieS No
vemher. 9lO.2gG 5000: December. $1,000
sl0.Z7: January. slO.33asl O.34: February
S1O.4Fms10.46; March. sl0.47asf0.js: April.
sIO.6saSl q. 90 May. siu.80: June Gle. 90m
sI0.9I July, sl1.0lhsli.V August sIl.Il@
=
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Ff,r.--r. quote. I.l.. -HH.t-
rn. ..-H q extra. -s.-I --t.. ... rl't
f.,. So 80. .I-n- Patent i.lu.If. b. .Ls6.1r.
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FINANCIAL.

sToRpI~ q co. STOCK BROKERS,
vi No.sa SFW S~efFT, NV 1gEA'
w and ~ 1. on commission AZ 49, p : -
Ia ,i,li lu La DE Aes uIA SOC - iaiitt'
- ~ - - H. r,.s-.l.ia 3 le LlsrFIu. lNecutr
..Ftf,. glsfTON~ q the = ~ 1cfs y" US, -
ei,grrr AS, buy aEG sell f5.iA.yi,f,t - = =.
,r1FtC i--f~ ~ he NcW EOEk ud yu Nitf ~
-. Daii, 49, 81 sales a. The s.tek AAc'i ne
---'''' va VI THOMAS IDskis.
.f..f,.- ~ orr stock EIrhsnrt.
GOVVERSECB MORRIS.
Member "a orb Petroleum E1e.finfe'
WALTER :. &Okkls.
... "a ff1tTsr
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I December. January. and Mi the PEAR Lard mod
erztely active and higher; sll.s0a s1l.s5 eash-
tIl.45Gsl LAX November, s1l-OJM sl1.07ss
DeceInber Bulk-rncats IN fair demand s,,ouiders.
$3.50; short rib. LIS; short eienr.-l2. Wits
key steady and UNCHANGED n sl.l9.
MILWAUKEE.
NLvAuREK, Noycmbe- 6.--F1our Ssil and an
changed Nheat-Steam tame No. 2. cash Sud
November. a3Ae; December. 94kc.: No. =. 1fc.
Corn lower; No. 2. 73c. Oats steady and In fair
demand; No. 2 34h@34'sc-: while 36'gc- Pro-
visions firlncr. Mess pork, sl9.p5 casb and No
vember. Lard-I'rfme steam. sll-5O cash and
November. Hogs lower az 76.l0ds6.6O.
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DAVFNPORT 4 co,
BOYD And sIOCh Ah1ht /" :, .,.,-,.r-
- 49, = fstTHsf, ADVANCES On So 81
Tlg& \ HaAlb
INVESTMENT SECURITIES \ sfANAA|Ah .
ossre.iIis MAIN STREET.. 20 q
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JNANfl g. y q &c l. l. : OtfiNN
FRUITS. l AIMED GOODS. AND
GOSH EllI1N~.
400 tl-cs --p.rnl sweet ~u-lr-t 0ru'
-.. t4.r- B-pDuua .IHIf g.
300 Cases 90 And --pDHua ~f4f .nri reaches
81. Case. --p0unt >'rlW crrle- and i'ncappl,s
SU Case --p.und ma Bean and @uceotish
HN Case. j. il.. --pou.4 stall l.--4 ff-icEr
100 (A-e~ -pn. nj salmon tul infstrr--
5H Cases puDnd Bartlett Pear.
900 Do1en John M0ir & some Pro-trfcs ana
Jams. 500 pail Preserve aud Fruit sutter- -
,a-o- French Peas aLd Mushrooms IS case ,ar-
lt--. small h.h genuine. 100 cas',- J. - =
d.. anl 4-p.uud c4n. fnrl,4 Bccf, % bags Al
r.H.t-. Walnut TUHrri. Ircan-. and Palm IT,.
lu. nONc. London Layer Raislns fncv IUV
t.N.- Layer tig- new = CASKS ] Turkish iruhe-.
l.. .l-.- Nr~ Lreu.ru tltrput ci-k7 NJ"
.rr-...-. - ..rl- ~lltal.iia ;li-ill- ~ fihff
u..rarnul aud -paeactte. - casts huIh.t'
-. .-lJ~,..iu1. l.uNU u'Ats fr-n frcn'h al
I. 4lI larIl.rl.. iN-r.l.cr Nl'h a. large it %
l.t- iIf.fll.. sauce. .iu.f1rfe- hl nlilN bruno
l.ru. taprr.. d. pcs. Farca f'1d-. 'e' iet rtbr'
..e..r. lI.arrl. 41Iet- aus Laundry sap
81. y ~,... 7.a. cecil. t.ue.. 70. &C. when
.t. .f.r 81. ff. irla. st Nfa lnrk pu.r.- 'if' %
-.- l.I .t -......ff .N ...l-f 'n YOU ~ pif'S
...ltI.,. tYrDIN s. Ialbftll.
Na.lD-.t t.lr5 nr'..f'-
nos. aul ~ I,f. .rf 80 street.
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Jackson SIiyers.

Elder G. $. Long Of Lock Haven, preach
ed ut the Christian Chapel at Lower Jack
son on last Lords Day Il week.
Mr. Ezekiel Cole is making arrangements
to finish his new house. When COM
plcted he will have the most commodous
house in central jackson.
As the correspondent Of the Republican
from jackson who signs his name "Pil-
grim" took exceptions to a word used In
the issue of the COLUMBIAN of March 3lst
| will let the defense of that article explain
itself, but would say this in addition viz,
before this young man or whoever he Is
sets himself up as critic, he had better
criticise his own photography, for II any
one will refer to his different articles
of recent dates they will find at least
twelve words spelled wrong or else they
are typographical errors, and can fur
nish the necessary proof if this assertion is
ing book well himself before writing for a
journal, or else sign his name Josh Billings
or Artemus Ward.
Concerning my use of the word "clercal"
| have only to say that reference to any
dictionary will show that it was perfectly
correct, while pilgrim" by attempting to
display his knowledge of English has sue.
cceded only in exposing his ignorance.
A mans reputation like his coat may be
soled without touching the man himself
Since the reputation is not the character
anymore than the sleeve is the arm 1t en-
vclops, the character can be soiled only by
what the man himself does. While the
reputation may have mud thrown upon it
by any one unmanly enough to want to
inlurc the standing of another. We are
to see that our motives are firm, our prin-
ciples honorable and our outward life
governed by them, and to go about our
duty calmly, confident that in the end
they who unjustly seek to injure us will do
MS no harm. MORE ANON.
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Citation awarded in estate of Jacob
Shearman,
Commonwealth vs. Sarah Gross Attempt
to produce an abortion. A true bill,
Commonwealth vs.. John Fox. Fornica-
ton and bastardy. A true bill
Report of sale of Susan A. Case confirm
ed nisi.
Auditors reports in estates of Jane
Kitchen, Peter Gearhart, Boliy Kisner,
Fred Shaffer, Sarah Seybert, and Jared
Harrison, confirmed nisi.
Petition for review of road in Catawis-
sa near Paper mill filed, to be considered II
exceptions shall not be sustained.
Report OF II tosd in Pine near Faus'
Church confirmed nis
Report of sale confirmed nisi In estate of
Hannah Piatt, Ephraim McHenry, John
Kline and George Breeze.
Report of viewers in favor of county
bridge over the Susquehanna river at
Bloomsbury confirmed nisi
j. Kostenbauder, p. g. Campbell and
William Stoker appointed viewers of road
in Catawissa township near Berningers
mill.
Report of viewers of road in Madison
near NJ. Z. Masters confirmed nisi.
Report of re-reviewers against a road in
Greenwood near Thos. Wrights confirmed
pioi.
Report OF viewers Oh road in Locust
near Henry Apples confirmed nisi,
Report Of viewers of road In HemloGk
between Montour and Columbia counties,
near o. Everitt's confirmed nisi
Order of sale continued, in estates of
of David Demott Benjamin Bahmc, and
w. N. Brown.
Commonwealth VS.. Lloyd Breish. Not a
true bill, and county to pay costs,
Commonwealth VS.. John L. Fisher. Not
true bill, county to pay costs
Commonwealth VS.. Stephen Deitterlch
iieeosaisanCe for appearance at next term.
Road In Franklin near john Artey's,
jeremiah Hess appointed viewer In place
of Francis Flemming, and order contin-
| ued
Commonwealth VS.. A. w. Hess ct. al.
True Bill
On petition John isVoipe appointed con-
stable of Locust TO fill vacancy.
Commonwealth VI. Patrick Murphy,
Assault and battery with intent to kill.
Case tried. Verdict not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. John +. Keller.
Selling liquor without II license. True bill.
Report of sale in estate of Nathan Bred
benner Sr. confirmed nisi.
Report of viewers of Il road in Sugar
loaf and Jackson near Miller y NeyhQrds
mill, against road confirmed nisi,
| Commonwealth VS.. Frank Brewer
Surety of the peace, Court after hearing
testimony direet tho defendant to pay
costs of prosecution, This was for raising
| II disturbance ut the Central Hotel,
Grand jury report in favor of county
bridge over Little Fishln gcreek between
| Pine and Greenwood
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-05-05

So far our town has had no occasion for
"A street sprinkler
5. NJ. Bckford, prominent lumber
merchant of Lock Haven, paid the writer
short visit last week, upon which oGGa-
sion we retired TO n certain place which
shall be nameless, and in the space of
about two hours succeeded in capturing
thirty odd large speckled beauties. We
will mail recipe of the composition O.
which we use in our bait to any address in
the United States or Canada on receipt of
twG thFeG cent postage stamps.
Mr., Gaylord M9lieHFy Qf Eyer's Grove,
and Miss Mary Kisner Of Millville, wpre in
attendance ut the Christian Church on
Lords day. IL. c, Cooper, the boy preach
er, delivered IN able and eloquent sermon
on the "Products of Faith" He is now
stopping with the writer and is studying
theology together with the piscatorial art,
Elder g. s, Long of Lock Haven spent
several days visiting his mother at Rhors-
burg, and is experimenting some Pppqira
on his farm near here.
Lovers of that exquisite and early flower,
the Trailing Arbutus, should come this
way. The writer of the item in last weeks
COLUMBIAN which set forth the fact that
the lovers Of the flower had been unsuc.
ccssful in their researches this season.
should accompany them
The school at saltwater opened on Mon
day under the tutorship of Mr. McMichaels
of Fishing Creek
Mr. Isaiah Rabcr has erected II stable on
his lot,
Moses McIIcnry was in the city last
week buying his Spring stock of goods,
j. f. MclIenry viii 20 and do likewise
next week. The mercantile Interests OF
our ''littlc city" are fourishng under the
efficient management of the above named
gentlemen.
r. II. Edgar, proprietor of saltwater
planning mills Is busily engaged in building
new dam
Glad TO see the CoLuMBlAN call attention
to the fish and game laws, Keep it before
the people. If reports be true there are
gross violations in some localities not faI
off
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Considerable interest was manifested i'm
court on the license question last Monday.
The petition of Dr. Little of Berwick for
Liquor store was, Withdrawn, that of $. w.
Adams rejected, r, Berger obtained res
taurant license G. VI. Baker of Espy was
plications Of j. j. Grant, Ccntralia, and
Mary Monroe, Conyngham were held oven
for further consideration both being new
houses. The application of n. W. Barton
for liquor store in Bloomsbury was reject.
ed, it being new place, and no evidence
being offered as required by the rules OF
court
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DR.. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram
shop whiskey beverage, but are strictly
medicinal in every sense. They act strong
ly upon the liver and kidneys. keep the
bowels open and regular, make the weak
strong, heal the lungs, build up the nerves
and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity.
For dizziness, rush of blood to the head,
tending to apoplexy, dyspepsia, fever and
ague, dropsy pimples and blotches, scrof-
ulous humors and sores, tetter, ring worm,
white swelling, erysipelas, sore eyes and
for young men suffering from weakness or
debility caused by imprudence and to
females in delicate health, Frazier's Root
Bitters are especially recommended.
Dr. Frazier | have used two hotties OF
Root Bittera fpr dyspepsia, dizziness,
weakness, and kidney disease, and they
did me more good than the doctors, and
all the medicine | ever used. From the
first dose took began to mend, and |
am now in perfect health, and feel as well
as | ever did. l consider your medicine
one of the greatest of blessings.
MRS. NJ. MARTIN, Cleveland, O,
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per
hottlG.
HENR Y & CO., sole Prop'rs
62 Vesey 81. Nev York.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-05-05

The Sheriff sold the following properties
on Monday;
The property of Abraham Dreibclbis In
Greenwood to Il. II. lkclcr for S1j00,00
The property of Almira Mcdowell, de-
ceased, in Light Street to G. Johnson for
100000.
The property of L. Preston, }. Fitzgerald
and Myron Preston, administrators Of j. L..
Preston, in Fshingcreek, TO Samuel Knor
for $4,000.
The property of John McNcish in the
town of Bloomsbury 10 Wilkcs-barrc De-
posit and Savings bank for $4,000.
The Rupert, Sweppenheiscr and Stewart
sales were adjourned till Saturday.