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sp,ciai pi,paich 70 The Appeal

Epsciai p,naich 20 The Appeal
CAino. a.. April 5.-Thc Nail City passed
down this mofnins with coal. Tho Alice
Brown goes back 10 S. Louis IN the morn
ing with coal. Tho city u s. Louis passed
up % noon. The Success brought up emp
tics and barge Of logs, and went back for
the rest ~ her tow. Tho City OF New Or
leans came IN at 8 O'Clock pm. added 40
tons and will leave before n O'Clock tonight
Tor New Orleans. Tho A. J. Baker, with
lumber. arrived from the obiun River to-
night Tho river Is stationary. A high
wind prevails tonight
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Steamboats, Leaving
sATURDAY.
New Madrid.a...-.......-..RUriI, 5 pm.
,ro,cments at ihe Lcyec.

Arriyals-Arkansas City, st. Louis; City
oi Cairo, Natchez Granite State Cincinnati;
Rosa Lee, Osccola; Coahoma, Friars Point;
John Moran, New Orleans Jay Gould, ST.
Louis.
Dcparturcs-Arka City. Natchez; City
OF Cairo. 81. Louis; Granite State, Cincin,
natl; Coahomn Frinrs Point Rosa Lee Osce
ola John Moran, Ohio River; Jay Gould,
New Orleans
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Af GrccnNIIIe. iIIsa.
Special Dispatch lo1bc Appeal

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GRtrSviiLE Miss, April 5-Tho Port
Dads. for s. Louis. will leave ut o'clock
pm. The John \. Walton went up at $50
o'clock pm. Tho Thomas sherlock, for
Cincinnati, will leave at o'clock pm The
river f. falling with 2Iji feet on The gauge.
The weather n nnc.
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Al Cincinnati.
srclalbl.ralehlo

Special Dispatch ioThc Appeal
CNuasArL o., April 5.-Rlver rising,
with IL feet inches u water on the gauge
at o o'clock pm. Weather cloudy aud cold.
nusince dun. The Princess passed south
with four bargos Of drain pipes. The Andes
returned 10 pttsbuIg on time.
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A nicnmshIn O,cr,Ine.

NEW York, April 5.-The steamer
Lecrdam, OF the Rotterdam Line, which
left Amsterdam March 10, is overdue. Her
sister ship, the OLDHAM, which left Amster-
dam four days later, arrived here today.
II is feared by the New York agents Of the
line that the Leerdam has broken some
part OF her machinery.
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FOR SALE.

BUFFALO GNArS WILL APPEAR THICK AM
u disastrous on 9Th to Sth OF April Prudent
stock owners will order Frcnchs Guit OIL aud rs,
once before gnuts come. order irum Geo Arnold
90, who Keep Il In stock, or your Front row mcr.
chant or
FRENCH mos & co, i,2uaddcn ave.
pED ROOM, DlNiNG.ROOM AND KITCHEN
i furniture In cherry and antique oak Used
only months viii sell at Ia Scrncc. Nice cot
hgc Tor rent Apply at l2S Moshy stpet
CANOPY TOP sURRY AND HARNESS, Az
y most new: cheap. 2Ol Madison street.
DESiDENCE-TEN ROOMS, SUBSTANTIALLY
j 4 built and IN tine condition. Lot liONg3s feet
shady yard, well set IN blue grass servants rooms,
stables, etc. situated ON MvrWuthrr street near
Naldran avenue, two blocks from Poplar street
boulevard cars Ncighborhood unsurpassed. aud
near the city. TcrmS-si.tO0 cash. and balance In
seven equal payments with Interest Also several
lots adjoining, very cheap.
= ". LAMB. ail Main street
or WALTER LAMD6 co, ~ Madison ".
CO kOn on MONTHLY PAYMENTS Will.
pD,COO buy an Sruom 2,tory house, hand.
some design and finish, with lot iOxia7$ IN Rar.
ton lamb q Whites Hay burn avenue subdivision.
Terms sioJ cash; balance $40 n month. with inter
est ON deferred payments.
BARroN 4 LAMR 10 Madison IT.
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Evansville.
fnerIal nlInaIeh lo 1he Anal.

tfffal liIaNh 70 Inc Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind, April b.--'rhe Mary
Houston left NJ . o'clock this morning and
Lad about 700 tons, including an addition OF
li0 tons here. The Hon. VIM. Rahm. Jr.,
bent her In the bends below for 1900 sacks u
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ron sAIE oI HENT.

nNE MIR EEw GROOM COTTAGE no. "a
~ Aston avenue Apply h.
T. r. Gl.AuAM. ~ Main street.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
last End Dummy Tine.
Arrives aud Departs from COT fhlri aud Nor
fIraHfs
.,,"sis S"atu,i ga. d. Z. a,isisio,,.

lravrs Arrives
~ q. Nall.........iuu pm tN % Nail......7 ~ q IA
fHafIIH lnUfrss Q uu pIl 't4rlia Expires r. % an
iArm a tol ir5Uu.u fAr.m q t1'l Tfl.1 nm
lHs rnTvfs between Memphis AMI tariis should
bkr HarIls sHurrH ur lUHll ffrIrht NJ mail tfain
will not stop nj stations between Mcmphisand aar.
d.a 1hr accommodation uud iOCai freight carries
n ruHHh Irr thH accommodation nf local travel
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ROONIs AND HOARD.

A LARGEHANDsoMELYF FURNISHED FRONT
"a room, with board also day boarders, at y
Court street
CoMFoRTABLE ROOMS WITH GOOD BOARD
y ~ no Vance street
nEsiRABLE FRONT ROOM wiTH BOARD AT
u ~ Court street gentlemen preferred.
MISERABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD AT "a
u Madison street.
ELEGANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
" best OF table board at as Main It
Mis- y. q. WAKEFIELD. ao6 sRCoND. Is PRE-
~ pared io furnish good day and regular board;
only respectable people will be accommodated.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. WITH
- or without board. cheap; Hebrew preferred.
Addrcss $50 Union street
SOUTHERN FAMILIES DESIRING SUMNER
~ board IN New Nork will nnd comfortable aud
convenient home, centrally situated. ut lil W. 2lst
street Terms reasonable Reference exchanged.
MRS r. N. GREGG.
SEVERAL NEATLY UNFINISHED, THOROUGH.
- ~ clean rooms, with board. at l0i Court street.
gentlemen preferred.
TWO ROOMS ONE FURNISHED AND ONEUN.
Il iurnishcd-with boari. at liS second street
rI'nltkk OR FOUR LARGE ROOMS, WITH Or
u without boani, or suitable i0r light house
kcepins. at q Market street
HOUSES M LEr.
A NEw AROOM COTTAGE AT rs mostly
~. street lnquiru at no high street
An Al RETAIL STAND SUITABLE ron MOST
~ any Kind ui business, situated southeast cor
nvr ui hCalc aud nOsoto strcvtA Apply at once 10
rupIsrA bRus., go front strcc't
A TwOsroRY, sEvEN Room HousE
~ q MARSHALL AVE
nHlRABLE DOUBLE FRONT oFFlCE, SIC
- ond iinor ~ second street Also two sccplng'
ruomA Apply TO ,. W. y. BROWNE.
EoOD HOUSE,. FINE TRACT LAND. CHEAP.
VI near White station. Apply NJ - Markets..
NlCkLN FURNISHED GROOM COTTAGE,
~ good nglshborhood. nll the conycnieno-.
Including bath, near street ears. Addnss fitO'
fhs-oh cnrc Appeal
rINiOMAs A\ENuE COrtAGt. Z Rooms, GOOD
i c,i-rn. shade trees. Apply al seventh house
on Randolph ruad.
fINWOhiOiY huUsE uN CuHSgR OF kEllL
4 and fihh street Chelsea Cali at above addrcst
- MN gkOOA HOUSES. Cuil itii AsD uAlNfs
- Stl Nrlt month Apply
X ltE a Goa
I1H iLhNANDO sii,Ekr NEAR LINDEN.
ID-f upumA
10 orleans sfrrot near Adams MONS
N.'r so aud 2od Washington strcct, near Hieh,s
ulums each.
g. Marshall Hvcnue rooms
hnaduay block east of Mississippi avenue
2unlus ~ Madison street.
ulu Mississippi avenue. rnuma
10 Delaware avenue. ruomA
2il Linden street rooms
~ fernando street
10 Madison street coal yari and Office
~ Main stn'gt coal yaui.
81 hc-otp street. % rpumA
lluusni Poplar street near backward
Store cellar aud rooms corner Main and Vance
W A. wMEArLEY. 80 Main street
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THE RIVERS.
stage OF the River.

OFFlcE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S A..
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 0, 1889 I
Tho following observations are taken ut all sta.
tions IN the 10Th meridian time, which Is one hour
later than Memphis time:
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ROOMs TO LET.


A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET Al
~ % Mouroc street
A n ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT Il DOM
~ hnt ioor central rcierchccs lS Maids on II
N EsIRABLE OFFICES IN COTTON EXCHANGE
II building Apply To HENRY HOTTER sccy.
E'INELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ron
l, rent sinRlc or two rooms, at lO7 Monroe st.
LNouR OR . NICE SLEEPING ROOMS Ar 80. M
~ Madison st &. NJ. BEDFORD. AIT, Appeal.
L'uRNisnED ROOMS APPLY Al M COURT
~ street
FURNISHED ROOMS AT SSl MAIN STREET
II adjoining Gnyoso Hotel
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. SOUTH.
~ cm exposure, at 60 Monroe street
DLEAsANT ROOMS SUITABLE FOR LIGHT
i housekeeping, az 1919 pcSoio street.
DLEAsANrlY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
l. unfurnishod MONS No - Market street
1.-TWO UPPER FLOORS OVER sTERNBERG q
L SONS, $40 Main street.
\ ROOMS or SECOND FLOOR TWO ROOMS
- on third door, a Jefferson street Apply "a
VICTOR n FUCHS %, lr6nt IT,
oO1 sEcoND sTREkr. FURNISHED ROOMS
OJl to rent
TAKEN ur.
A mn HRiNDIE COW. TniN ORDER TIP5 |
~ Of horns sawed IN, slt IN left ear WALTER |
luSlEll Cooper avenue, New South station ON
dummy line.
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"Hhhcrs NoFWeFIhh Tod LINer OF"
Hasd0ue more 10 relieve aud cure Consumption.
weak lungs aud gencml weakness than any known
romedy. JNO. Z. DAkER y 90. phIladeLphIa
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lshtct ArfiFN
siimitri Era.- tgUrm efimited EL. 0nan
FiadUHlh N GEam eiudrrah ~. eoin a
fiiiuisy Ac.. eel. Ati pm eiiuleF e EsiA a
llmit1d etprse trains fuu r0iid between No a.
TiiH AMI Louisville. tarvinr Pullman uufet
huWlnT Room sleeping tar. radurah ETpfo1s
ruuncrts tluHrlY o. FULTON iuf Cairo q louis aui
thicago. giving he only day iuin rom Memphis
o. tt Luula Ticket Office under rc1hu1Y linicl
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FOR GOOD EATABLES
Call or Telephone OIL.
LACOB SEESSEL'S
NEW MARKET,
COR. LAUDERDALE a MISSISSIPPI AVE.
knrn. ?. scHarrrSnERo "a. seHSSE.
KEITH, SCHATTENBERG & co
MACHlN1STS
And Steam Filters.
ELEVATOR WORK A SPECIALITY.
NEW IiRM FIHsT. CLASS WORK. EVERY.
THING GUARANTEED.
Ii5 PoPLAR sTkIEr. MEMPuIs TENN.
sS-Telouhono lJlL
THE OPERA LAUNDRY
Tho Only Laundry Doing Stock
Work.
SUBTRACTION TO ALL
GIVE IT A TRIAL
5S 1-2 Jefferson Street.
CHEAP COLUMN.
lss-,i.msnb N fhh column pE b. elar,,f a, M. a,
Is f0rhro iHa0Hs msgri.0a tisg asoii0As. &c one
W,oi. co.
-=-
PERSONAL
A siBRooK a WITT. "a FRoNr m. PAY
~ highest cab prices iof Hide furl and Wool
RANoLrHg PAvEMENTs. brick WORK.
VI csicrns cic., AZ bottom prices. Leave orders
NJ T. J. Gfahnm'a. 80 Trout street or telephone
Ma sss at residence Tilos CUBBiN5
Lave YOUR MATTRESSES RENOVATED ny
i Mrl lno. Clavin va Vance 81. telephone Hn
IJIDFs AND fURs wANTED AND HIGHEST
i procs paid sCuElnLER& CO 80 Main V
GAyE YOUR HoRsE AND MY 4 ooLDwATER
lOruad cart Iasy on hor.e and man.
WI bkNIE. le0 'FRONT.' street
nEAL ISTArE AGi:Sr.
A LIN & FINLEY. RIAL EsTATE AGENTS
y. and nrokcn. 10 Madison street
n OODwYN q HEARD. REAL EsrATE AGEgrA
VI broker and collectors No Madison street.
II L oUioS. RIAL isIArE AogNr
IL. ~ Madison street
uATcIIErr. RiCF 4 60. RIAL EsTArg AND
i lnsurance AEents 20 Main u. Memphis
NJ n. GlLCHRisr a co. RIAL ESTATE
vi. AEcnis Masonic Temple.
ID l. ooYERG Co, RIAL EsTArg AGENTS
N. and nfoters No. = Madison street
ID LBLACK a co, RLAL EsIAIs AOENrs
~. a. Madison street
u'iIE OONAwAY RIAL Estate AGENCY, as5
| Main street Established 1874
srnAYEr.
DLACK COW. WITH WHITE STRIPS on
ID shoulden Wide horns. Win young calf. re.
turn 10 J. ". nuuEi,s corner Old Raleigh road
| fINHUReDAY Ntolfr. A PAIR on GRAY TEXAS
! i ponies both branded ON shoulder and hip.
one with white lace aud one With dark roam face,
ll0th have collar marks on top Of ucck ono white
/ orf and feet the other dark icfs Return 10. or
| notify H. a. MASON, No. dJ3 Clay street, aud get
reward.
fI,uURsDAY NIGHT ONE SMALL MARE AND
| | colt stmyed from neckiofd Woodland Park
| Old Raleigh road Return 70 WILSON RANDALL.
aud be rewarded
f.nO REwAHp WILL BIZ PAID FOR THE RK.
| NZO turn 10 J. A. Forrest, ~ hOufOa street. Of
| t.e Iefas horses which escaped from the Missouri
| paelis Depot about March 10 one bay about 70
hands hlgh. Description OF me oiher not kn0wh,
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leo sassH hildia % i.stEaL
l4OIalc c-t NlDh ~ iaJl
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.nNh RID AND WHITE HEifER WITH CALI
" One horn shorter than other had On bell.
Also enc fuau CIV, with lane straight hofug HiVs
ma milk. Return ~ NICHOLAS Ifltia corner
View Raleigh rad and Jones avenue, and b. %.
wHf1r1.
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LNRENUH PATIENT GNAI OIL 10 TIIE FRONT
II again. Can b. hsl Of any wholesale rfocCfy
firm. or FRENCH bros. q %, d. MADDEN ave.
nue. Mrmuhs Tenn
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INigHr PLANTATIONS N issAouENA 90.
~ Mlsz, on Mississippi river; ii,loiHcrcs Ia one
body, over i.On In cultivation eight steam glns
aud all appurienanrea. 10 mules aud growing
cnlp viii D. soli property offered ns whole Ap.
ply ~ CLINTON 4 GAhREiT, Attorneys, ~ 10.
N. la
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a~a4ssiiis a..

a. aasHsss.ss Natisy h. .Uts li-, 90 80 q. n. ~
Leaves Arrives
syiftshHrr ~ iOuoam fvietshurrTr fmp "a
"A % last ulu ff1p.m ~. % Ntt Mall tllh "a
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance Of the p0Wcr vested lu us by a Ger.
tain deed OF trust made hy q e. t'uwcll aud :. n.
Powell, dated June p isss aud recorded IN book
No oi Trust Ducds on pages nj, In the Conn.
" Of lake, State ui Tennessee, wherein We are
named o. Trustee. we will uu
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A LARGsHANDsOME FURNISHED FRONT
"a noon, with board also day boarders, at y
InmrI .In.nI
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Court proceeding = g..

Couit commenced on Friady November T
lst. Hon. E X. keller, President Judge, and
Associate G, B McHenry on the bench.
Nescepec Falls Bridge Co. versus S. b.
Bowman ct al. Rule discharged The court
made the following order:
The act of May ID, 1887 containing no
provision for transfers of licenses the sam c
will be made under the act of April 20 1858
which Is still in force.
Road in Franklin near w. G.. Fisher,
Exception sustained and report of viewers
set aside.
Estate of Daniel Force, rule discharged
and account confirmed,
Ruth Lantz VS. W. D. Lantz divorce dc
creed.
II. II. Hume, Michael Hwak and Geo.
B. Thomas appointed inspectors of two
bridges, one at Eyers-grove, aud the other
on line between Pine and Jackson near
Theodore Mendenda'rs.
Commonwealth VS.. L. Fetterman, de-
fendant brought in on bench warrant, and
discharged on promise to stop eating
timber on land. in suit, and payment OF
costs
l. j, Hess appointed tax collector Of
Centre to I'll vacancy caused by death OF
j. Walp. Bond filed.
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Taking effect MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1859.
SOUTH, NORTH
SALES.

Nov. O.-Juiia 4. Barkley, executrlx Of
Joseph E. Berkley, will sell alnable real
estate in Bloomsbury at 8 o'clock. See
advertisement.
Nov. 14-The administrator of Mary A.
Britain will sell real estate III Berwick and
also in Brarcreek. See advertisement.
Nov. 14-C. g. Evans, Committee of
Margaret j. Britain, lunatic, will sell real
estate in Briarcreek. See advertisement
NJ p Lutz will sell two desirable resi-
dences near the Centre of Bloomsbury Pa.
at bargain if taken before Nov. Both 1889.
For SALE-A cellar hot air furnace, and
so feet of iron fence, for sale by DR.. b. +.
Gardner, Bloomsburg. tt.
The administrators of Anna Coifman
decd, w. f. and ID. Il. Coffman offer at
private sale, house and lot on West Main
street Bloomsbury Pa. the late residence
of deceased. IT,
FoR SALR.-A desirable and commodious
residence on Main street. supplied with
water, gas and steam. Apply to
jan2Otf. u. N. MoYER.
For SALE "A farm about a mile from
Alton, containing so acres, all under culti-
walton, with good buildings, with all this
years crops, farming implements and stock
will be sold at private sale. For particu-
lars inquire of j. S. Williams, Bloomsbury
7-26 II.
LosT-An onyx breastpin with small
stone in centre, on Wednesday Oct. 20,
either on Market, Main or Fourth. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning to
this office.
For SALR--A valuable vacant lot on
Market ST., seven lots on Eighth Street,
ten dwellings and good store property in
Bloomsbury Six farms, two grist mills
and two store properties in Col Co. A
good farm of 1867 acres with good build
ings in Virginia and two farms in kansa
by M. p. Lutz Insurance and Real Estate
Agt., Bloomsbury Pa.
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Notes From Espy.
"ONR OF THEM

The members and friends OF the Lutb-
eran church at Espy so gratefully, remem-
embered their Pastor, ReY. A. T. Glaze
on Hallow 'een, as to hold the evening
and its pleasures in happy recollection for
time to come.
Mr.. Glaze, upon returning from the
North Branch Conference of the Susque-
hanna Synod, which was in session several
days at Northumberland, found the par.
sonage filled with friends and parishioners
whose countenances beamed with expires
sions of delight.
Each brought along to the parsonage 6
large cabbsge-head, or something else
needfu and useful in the home.
Preparations were made beforehand fol
a good social time with the Pastor and his
family, hence the abundance of excellent
cake and ice-cream to which all were help
ed to their great satisfaction and delight.
After several interesting charades by the
young people, an address and prayer by
the Pastor they returned to their homes
and they may take comfort in the fact tina
their brief visit to the parsonage togethe
with the good things they brought will
them, areIlooked upon by him who minis
ters unto them in Spiritual things as
token of their appreciation of him and his
And it is hoped that this expression o
their kindness will receive its due reward
by Him who remembers the least thin.
done in His blessed name.
Luther Day will be observed in the Luth
eran church at Espy on next Sunday morn
ing. A sermon will be preached by tn
Pastor to the children, and the collection
will be devoted to the work of Home Mis-
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From Pttston comes a story Of gold
find and Carbondale trots out special dis
patch which hints at mineral wealth in the
way Of silver and of copper ores, buried
beneath its soil. Right around the coal
mining towns there are hundreds of delud-
ed individuals who think that beneath the
coal measures lie richer find greater
fortune than ever coal baron dug. Down
at Tamaqua, in Schuylkil can be seen the
evidences Of the folly of foreign corpora.
tion which expended nearly $4,000 in the
vain search for gold.
There is gold hidden in the mountains
OF the anthracite coal fields. Any geolo-
gist will tell you that. But it is in very
minute quantities, SO small that even a
Chinaman would starte if he undertook
to live on the gold he dug. But this Ia
maqua corporation had lot OF complicat.
ed machinery which would crush the ore
and pick out the golden particles at the
same time. 1t was one of the electric su-
gar brand of swindles The company never
realized nothing but debts but there is one
old man who will go down to his grave
with faith in the "demagnetzstion mach
inc" and the presence of great gold fiud
at Tamaqua, but he will never find it.
Even the hills of the farming country OF
Columbia county have been sacrificed by
gold seekers. Sometimes it was the ignus
fatus of an old story that lured them on
and more often it was plain monomania
grubbing isn't known They will soon
stop however.-Ashiaod Adeocate.
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KLINE-Mc'HENRY.

The residents OF our quiet little town
were much surprised on Thursday after
noon last, to see Mr. VIII Kline drive up
to j. B. McHenry's hotel and capture the
landlords Oldest daughter Miss Nettie, and
take her off to Rohrsburg where they were
married by the Rev. Mathers. Mr.. IL. f.
Kelchner of Saltwater, and Miss Lizzie
Heacock of Benton acted as walters.
After the marriage knot was tied the
happy party went on to Jerseytown where
they stayed until the next day, when they
went on to EYersgroye where they took
dinner at Fulmer's hotel After spending
happy day they started home arriving
about seven o'clock Friday night.
The women of Benton thought they
would turn the tables by surprising them,
accordingly they secured bells, pans
drums, horns, &c, and gave them lively
serenade. The day was one long to be re,
| membered.
We extend our heartiest congrstulations
and trust that their journey through lii,
may be long, happy and prosperous.
RRpORTRR
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A wonan's Yiilainy.

sHE TRIES TO KIDNAP cHmD AT THE SUN
RURY STATION.
1t was on the twenty. sixth OF September
last that an attempt was made to kidnap
the two year old son of Mrs. Hacker, who
lives on Arch street near Market. Mrs.
Hacker had left her home in Shamokin
about one month ago to pay visit to
friends In Plymouth. 1t was the first time
she had travelled alone, and was standing
in the station at Sunbury waiting for the
train that was to bear her to her destina-
ton, when young woman with light hair,
light eyes, middling stout, and dressed in
light drab woolen dress, also wearing a
small bonnet that corresponded with her
dress, came in, scrutinized her surround
ings and while Mrs. Hacker was engaged
10 conversation with another lady this
female monster grabbed tue child, lifted
II on her shoulder aud was about to take
the little one away when the mother turned
and took her child away. When the
stranger saw that she was caught she
laughed and in reply to question fro m Mrs.
Hacker said that as she (Mrs. Hacker was
going to Harrisburg she wanted to help her
on the train. The Harrisburg train had
already started and being afraid of arrest
the woman jumped on the moving train
and escaped. The mother being very much
excited lost her presence of mind and did
not endeavor to have the woman arrested.
AT last the Plymouth train arrived and
Mrs. Hacker, with few parcels and her
child, boarded the train, but the happenings
within the last hour could not be taken off
her mind. Soon the breakman opened
the door and cried "Bloomsburg," the
train stopped, aud who should enter but
the very woman who endeavored to steal
the child al Sunbury. She walked through
the car and the eyes of the two women met,
the stranger passed further on through the
car, and when coming to the door she
fell back in the arms of the brakeman in
dead faint. She soon came too however
and stopping the conductor, told him she
was on the wrong train and would like to
ge. off. Many of the passengers thinkin G
her fate sad one, sympathized with her,
and did what they could to relieve her, but
instead Of pity, she should have abuse and
imprisonment in the darkest dungeons
the county jails have. Mrs. Hacker return
ed to Shamokin week ago, but thinking
nothing could be done with the woman at
this date she kept the matter quiet until a
Dicpatcl reporter got an inkling of the
affair and made 1t his business to investi.
Hacker is very intelligent lady and gave
the reporter very clear account OF
the occurance. .-Shamokin Dispatch.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-11-08
". I. BROOKE \ @.

The screen doors are being
taken from their hangings,
which proves that the flies are
gone for another season. We
have not told our Wall Paper
story for several weeks, our at
tention and advertising space
has been given to something
else. But the proper time to
paper your rooms is at this sea-
son of the year. No flies, nc
dirt, no dust. The room will
look just as we'll in the spring
as though you postponed it till
then, and you will have had six
months use of them hence the
suitable time to do this work
is now.
Our stock in this line of goods
is complete, ranging in price
from ne per roll upwards. A
few desirable patterns in rem
nants at remnant prices.
w. H. BROOKE & Co.