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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02

The llonse at last decided TO unscat
Capt q. L. Belknap, Of Michigan, ard
II did Il upon grounds thoroughly char
actcristic OF that mean, soidier-hating
hody. After making all possible deduc-
tiorfa, the Captain had clear majority
of IS over his competitor. The Supreme
Court of Michigan decided this to he the
case. But the House decided that 100
inmates OF the Michigan soldiers Home
who had cast their votes for Capt Belk-
nap, had no right to do So is they were
'paupers, supported at the expense Of
the State ON this ground the votes
OF lH veterans were thrown uut and
the seat was given to Richardson, his
opponent -Nat!unal Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02

While the Mckinley bill was IN
force banks offered to lend the Govern
ment all the money it should want at
p per cent per annum. Now the low
est rate offered for the new loan is s. 10,
and from that the offer runs up to SO
and even / per cent. If 81 600, 000
should be borrowed this would make a
difference in interest OF from $3.50 900 to
81 200 coo for the proposed period Of 80
years. AZ we have said before this
Congress, costs awtully, but folks would
have it-NatioIlaI Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02
Foreclosure Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, =
DOUGI.A> COUNTY. In circuit court.
Adam Dopp, Plaintiff
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02

II. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
~ or.4 { Fair Highest Aelal an. D,c,ar-..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02

| To- N > =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02
Notice of Shcriff'S Sale.

+. 0. AddresS.-Supcrior.
Douglas Go. Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02

Pi5EFrISG & II ,pT1.ry -i"i 'saGec-
~ s4''' -za'gea' f,mlG
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-02

ut.-, |''''N ". hiiEiii.F.
9-4-i--i, Doug a County. Wisconsin,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
A POLITICAL MIXTURE.
Democrats. PopuIists md Rcpubli-
cans lInvcu silver Convention.

Raleigh. n. c.. Sept. 25-The State
silver Convention met here at noon
James c. Mcltae, Democrat was made
president and Harry Skinner and j. j
Mott. former chairman of the State Re
publican Committee. vce-prcsidcnts
Very few Democrats We're present. The
PopulistS absolutely controlled the CON
Nention, about three hundred delegates
in all attending, and nVr-siNths were
Porulists. Resolutions were offered
which had been agreed upon at the t.nu-
Gus this morning amp which were pre-.
| pared last night by the caucus. Thes.
greet all silver men in The country: de-
clar" that tn" only way 10 pui an end
10 the evils of monomctallisn is to opcn
'he lnlntS OF the country To the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver: thai tb,.
convention halls with satisfaction TN.
undiSputablr evidence of returning
reason In the demand OF The people for
thc reveal of the demonrtizntiou nct
and call on all bimetnlliSts to exert
themselves to restore silver to it's IorIuar
us" as perfect money metal IL cnlls
on SILVER men in other States to hold
similar conventions. Here is the pnri
"t The resolutions which caused nearly
all Democrats to absent rhcu.rIyc.,
from the convention:
10 this end we earnestly recommend
I'd voters that hereafter they elect only
Such senators and REPRESENTATIVES. i'm
,"nsreSS as are sincerely in favor of
~ P't"'iP'eS hctcmbefrrc expressed
ahu only such presidential .l.,.t.,r. -
VIII publicly declare on tho SUNNI thn,
thry Will vote for no uun for rrrsidnn,
or Vice President who is not I'm favor nr
such principles and whose record ana
platforms are II euframre" that th"I
VIII bc faithfully exdcutcd
Secretary of Statt cool; nrfar.d a.,
amendment To this as follows:
That for tEe purpose OF the u.xt
election the demands for financial re-
torim shall hr confined to the restoration
of silver coinage
mhiS was overwhelmingly voted down
The convention adiournrd sim. 49,,
| - l. NJ ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
AMUSEM ESTS.

Two COLONELS."-"T Colo
neis, delightfully."- comedy drama by
Nm Richard Goodell. will be presented
az the Academy of Music tonight. The
play unfolds a beautiful story OF Yer
mont and Virginia, and the spontaneity
oi action and simplicity with which it
presented makes it an ideal production
III every way. Tomorrow night the
company goes to Richmond. The Gov.
erhor and the members OF the different
Richmond clubs will attend. Mr.. Sam
ucl j. Young. who assumes the role OF
Ralph Whitaker, is a very popular Vir-
&inian. The company is strong one.
The Two Colonels" are well known
mere, and their friends are legion. The,
company is the best Mr.. Goodall has
ever had
THE LIMITED MAIL."-"The Linn
ited Mail comedy drama In four
acts, by Elmer l.. Vance was presented
at the Academy of Music last evening.
Ihe play abounds in startling situa-
tons and the company presenting it
last evening made the most of it. The
character of Jim Harland. always diff
lcult one, was well played by Beatrice.
ana the same may be said of E. H.
lie Due as Jack Hawkins. the tramp.
The mechanical and electric effects
were all good.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
RIGHMOAD's BUDGET
Eleven Candidates Announce Themselves
as Being Willing to Serve the Peopis.
THE SENATORIAL FIGHT IN MANCHESTER.
The SnioOn 1Icu Will be Organized
FOR worIt In the Coming Primary
They Will Make II Hard Fight TO
Have the city Charter Amended
Mr.. Cnrdwcil Indicted,

Richmond, Va. Sept. 25.-(SpeciaD-
i2N Auorncy-GcneraI Rufus A. Ayres
II is stated. has decided to run for Gov
crnor.
M noon to-day the time in which can.
didat"s VINO propose to run In the pri-
mary IN lichmond were allowed TO an.
houncc themselves expired. Eleven
names will be printed oil the ticket as
follows: George Wayne Anderson. p.
ST George Barrand Julian Bryant. j.
Aiston Cabell, Richard T.. Frayser, Jno.
;: lalWood, John Jackson, Thomas B.
Murphy' W. +. Rcddy. j. Taylor STRAIT
ton and Charles NJ. Wallace Jr. A hit
ter fight is being made on Mr.. Cabell
or his refusal to vote for Fitz. Lee for
senator. Some OF his warmest per.
sonar friends are at work trying to de-
fcnt him. Mr.. Cabcll is hustiing for
votes. This feature of the contest Ia
he most Interesting. the more Interest,"
ing b"causc the result Is uncertain
great deal of interest is felt here
IN the result of the Senatorial and
Rouse Conventions to be held in Man
chester tomorrow. The contest for
ne Senatorial nomination between
senator Parrish and Mr.. 4. j. Bradley
WIN be close. Mr. +, G. ID. Farmer also
II candidate. but his only hope is in
u deadlock Parrish and Bradley both
nsurc out more than one ballot would
nave TO be taken. Bradley saws the
koWhntan delegates are for him. and if
ne IL not mistaken in the claims he will
5et me nomination. Thomas Davis of
chesterfield. and W. Is. Davis. ofPow-
liaihn. Will very likely be nominated for
the House of Delegates
Ihe open boast Of some of the liouor
men that they viii have the CITY char
Ter amended so that the Chief of Police
ana Police Commissioners shall be
rlcctcd by the people. and then keen
Ihclr saioohS open on Sunday has
aroused the Christian people of the city
AGAINST the charter amendment The
Methodist and Baptist ministers are
iloi satisfied simply with passing reso-
luti"hs condcmning the scheme, but
Trey are AT work for votes. The other
ucholi!nations Will come to their assis-
'ancc IL Is no secret that the saloon
people, or some of them, are well or
ShniZ"d for war. The question of char
Ter amendment is to be acted on at the
Democratic primary.
ne grand jury OF the Hastings Court
To-Day indicted Mr.. Richard w. Card
W"ii Iate hookkecper at the State Bank
Oh ifSlnla for allowing Mr.. s. b. Nell
son 10 oNerdiaw his account to the ex-
tent oi S.OUOO. When the thing was
discovered the bank officials simply dis
tnaisGu tardwcll and made no COM
pam! against him. The young man
Is II leading member of Broad Street
Methodist Church and is q yery popu-
lar fellow. lie las given up ali the
property he possessed to secure the
hank. The oVerdraft he claims was
uuc 10 an error on his part
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
shark. Feed ,pon the p.n,

iiuyana. Sept. %. Respecting politi-
cal anairS there is little of interest TO
report. The absorbing topic during the
pust lew Gays has been terrible disas-
ter to the Spanish cruiser sanchez IA
casitasui. Search for the bodies con
ilhuca ana yesterday nine bodies were
recovered. The wreck lies with IA heavy
llst To port on the western edge of the
chahhel in about seven fathoms of
water. The authorities are taking steps
10 nave me obstruction removed as
speedily as possible
ihc bodies Of nine oF the forty-two
missing members of the vcscTs crew,
nav" been recovered thus far. II is NOT
likely That all Will ever recovered ON NO
count OF the large number Of sharks in
'ne helEh hhoi hoGd. Yesterday two large
IN their StOnachS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26

sam Jackson a colored plaStercr who
has been in Jail several days awnitInp
Il nearing upon the charge of betravtn:y
MarN T.. Lewis. widow, was married
last night 1T o'clock in the onic, of
Col George y. Martin. on Williams
street m" only spectators to the cere-
inohy were newspaper reporters. dep-
uty sherims and deputy clerk of tho
court. The bride was the woman who
caused his arrest The ceremony was
performed hy Rev Madison .rwis
rolor"d, pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Hnurch. ana the best man was Ollie
BlN. Junitor at the courthouse who
kissed the bride at the conclusion of tho
ceremony. tn" groom gave bail for his
appearances in the Police Court to.mnr-
row and accompanied the bride TO her
future home
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
THE MURDERER ARRESTED.
Zen johnson. the Slayer Of CANT
Ncsiti. Captured in Balfiuorc

benjamin Johnson, one of the color
td men shipped by Commissioner BuI-
lock In this city on September 18th for
IN" schooner John \ : Dixon. whose
captain was Killed sunday night. has
been arrested in Baltimore. as will be
seen from TN" following dispatch from
that place received last night:
benjamin Johnson. the negro who
killed capt. Benjamin i. Rcvill. of the
schooner John y. s Dixon. in tile Po-
tomac river Sunday night. was arrest
ed here to-day He confcsscs To tho
murder and pleads as a justification
that he misunderstood AN order of the
captain who approached him i'm n
threatening manner. whom he struck
with a billet of wood. The prisoner also
states that he was advised to flee. ana
that he row"d to the Maryland shore
in the yawl. He disclaims any and
every robbery attributed 10 h,O as wen
as the scuttling of the schooner. After
TSacnihS shore the negro walked To
baltimore. arriving here late last
night"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
a Wonderful Exhibition.

Ocean View has engaged for the star
attraction this week the greatest cleo
trlcai novelty ever presented In the
South, John y. DeLeon. the human arc
lamp. He walks Il span of cable eighty
feet long, suspended sixty feet in mid
air. his body beautifully illuminated
with varions colored lights. While
passing over the wire he explodes by
the aid of electricity numerous firework
displays; also pictures of prominent
men. etc. This is without doubt the
finest exhibition Of it's kind in ths
world and should be seen by everyone.
In addition to this act an elaborate
stage performance Is offered. Mr.. To-
ncy Baker, black face comedian and
sentimental vocalist. meets with great
applause at his nonsense. Lilly Gordon
the rifle expert. executes some very
difficult tricks in sharp shooting. The
Zwicker Sisters are great favorItes and
their clever singing and dancing is we'll
received. Little May. the child con-
tortionist' is feature OF the stage per-
iormance, and her work is astonisii-
Ing for child of her years. Perfr,r-
nance at and $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
BrOi

Having just finished taking stock nnd
many lines of goods broken that VIII
close out regardless OF cost. ! Will mann, +,
few bargains that no lady in Norfol;.
ought To miss:
Lace Curtuins-Thc 81 .25 kind now oqc
the I. - kind nov Sis. the 81 kind now
So Il; the s. kind now $6ls MANY
broken lots of ladies' and gents fan ano
winter underwear nt prices that will as
,onish you one lot Ladies Jersey Wool
shirts tonly in small sizes We're $3.50. now
5Oc. 10 close. See our window OF Wool
Skirts reduced to 81 - Don't fail to So.
our Embroidered linndkerchiefs for l2isc
Some sell them for 25c
X y SAUNDERS.
l12 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
Gentry Won Three Ir.u,.

1'ubuGnr u Scpi. 80 \ crowd 4
''Voo h"vpI' witnessed the thrcc-corncr-
I'd match race between John Il Gentry
Joe l'hicheu and F.dol this Afternoon.
Gentry won three heats easily. equal
ms his mark Of 2:0& 3-4 ana placed tc
his credit tn" fastest heat of th,. wear
ana thr fastest third heat ever paced OF
ttott"d IN 4 race. Fidol was the favor
!'e WIN me SPECTATORS but the other
horses outciGssri him Patchcn finish,
ed :" easily in the tlst two heats thnt
CullNA was cautioned by the judges. In,
the final heat he finished on Gcntrv's
wheel under the whip Summaries:
John X Gentry. Observation-Disclosures. ]
Fidol ........-. - . . -
Time, 206 }-i, 2.o5. 2:o& 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26

Washington. sept 25.-Thc Sccrcta- :
iS OF the Navy to-day decided to issue
the advertisements of the two new bai-
tlcships in accordance with the custom
which is practically an endorsement OF
Commodore Sampson in the contention
between the OrdGnce and Construction
bureaus 1t was the original intention
TO have called FOR bids on these ships
both with and without armor. but the
reconsideration by the Secretary viii
require bids for the ships alone.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
COY. Mnodh,,tN EAnlnin.

bury, or Vermont. whose spocch a.,
Chattanooga last Friday. as reported
by several special correspondents. has
caused SO mich comment is in the CITY
and says Tho paragraph in question
was misauoird According To- the Coy
crnor ii should have read:
There is not in my section Of the
country the least bitter or umkind feel.
ms toward the people of the south
We are willing to believe that Won
thought you were right at the iiinr. but
We cannot do otherwise than teach
on? children that you were wrong"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
hob ftt@>immiom> Narrowly Escaued
SERIOUS suiury

atlanta, Ga" September 25.-Bob
rltZsinmons stopped over here to-
night and gave spa!ring cxhibItinr,
AT the Columbia. Ills cub lion ca,n,.
Within an ace of knocking him out be-
inie IN" curtain was raised Fitzsim-
mons was feeding the cub In his dress
ihs room. The cub was not satisfied
WIN ms allowance and seized u large
chunk of beef which was intended for
ms breakfast. Fitzsimmons tried To
take 1t away. lie threw the cub on its
mead. Quick as fash the brute turn
ed on his back and made a swipe n,
f!t% one claw closed on a leg ana
puiitd away some of the flesh and half
of the garment. The lion showed nrht
lie was subdued by bucket of lee wa
ter. fttZ was painfully hurt but not
seriously injured. The party leaves
here FOR Corpus Christi in the morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26

i;iciimond. Va. Sept 25- Nashville
wiped tn" earth UP With Richmond to-
uaA IN IA" second game of the series of
threr Tor The championship OF th.
South. Tho Hichmonds made two runs
IN the sixth inning ana the visitors
three" but as the game was called be-
fore th" Nashvilles could be retired i'm
the sixth. the score goes back To even
i'hitsS. Il II. T..
Nashville .... 3O02 ~
BATTERIES: Flynn ana Foster. Hahn
ana Swrruy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26

london, Sept 25.-Thc Sportsman TO-
morrow viii say that a rcprcseutlvc of
l.aycock. Goodfellow 4 Bell. who have
offered for race in English waters be
tween the Defender and the Nalkyrir
III. Will sail Tor America on Monday
next. He was empowered to ncgDtiat q
with the Defender syndicate I'm regard
To the proposed match and also to
sound American yachtmcr as to the
prospects foi u contest between British.
Nncricam ana Australian yachts in
1896
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26
The National league t:,,,,cs

At Brooklyn: II H. Il.
brooklyn . 2 2OGOl ii =
s'oSton .... .......0. 90 ; g a : q
Came called on account of darkness.
batteries: Daub ana Grim: Dolan and
Ryan.
At Baltimore: r. IL E
baltimore =. % 3IOOO0-7
l'hiiadelphia % y o 90 q U--l : =
Game called oIf account of darkness
Batteries: Honer and Robinson: Tay-
lor and Clements
At 81 Louis First game: II. H. l.
81. Louis ....0 90 ZOE SIS IL
Cincinnati &c > > . 0N-l5 II
batteries Coleman and often: Fore
man and Vaughan.
Second game: r.. H. T.
81 Louis 90 olOOo3 o-5 i8
Cincinnati 20 > 1000 OlU- /
Batteries: iircitcnstcin and Ottcn:
farr"tt ana Gray
At Washington: Y II T.
Wash'tou .ooIlO2ooO II /
New York 90 @ooO0o2-G & Z
Batteries: Mercer ana Mcclure: DO
heny ana Doyl.
At Louisville - II l.,
Louisville 80 O3O0O1-4
fitisbulE ....2 COOS SUN-iI IL 3
batteries: Mcfarland and Warner:
iiawley ana Mack
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26

Nearly everyone needs a good tonic AZ
true tonic and blood purIfier. s..V
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-26

Newest Discovery'-Ext teeth: no
pain. N, Y. d. Rooms. l02 Main.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-27

Parker Mfg. Co. VS.. Snyder Magee
Co. limited. Rule granted to show
cause why the appeal should not be
stricken off for want of sufficient
security &c. Returnable at the next
Argument Court.
A similar order was made in the
case of the Philadelphia Cloak & Suit
Co. VS.. same.
The return to the order of sale
the estate of Josiah Maust deceased,
was confirmed nisi.
In the estate of Mary Clayton re-
turn to order of sale was confr rmcd
nisi. Purchaser to be allowed 10 pay
cash.
The following disposition was mad.
of the following Commonwealth cases.
+. S Brown, mol pros on payment
of costs.
Michael Holdren, Prosecutrix dead,
and County directed to pay record
costs.
George A. Stanton case continued
on motion of defendant.
Mathew Bittenbender, Continued
on application of Commonwealth.
Recognlzance forfeited to be respited
upon appearance of defendant at next
term.
Hervey Furman same disposition.
Charles Fetterman same disposition.
William Mcmahon, Costs paid and
case settled.
Charles Young. Costs paid and
case settled.
Oliver r. Harris. Same disposition.
ID. C.. Black. Continued. Recogni-
zance forfeited &c.
Harry Keller. Same disposition.
Conrod f. Moore. Case settled and
costs paid.
Peter Fetterman, mol pros stricken
off.
In the estate of William +. Lutz
return of sale confirmed nisi.
In the estate of John II. Parker
return of sale confirmed, nisi.
In the matter of the all cged lunacy
of Thos. B. Cole. Sept. goth at 2
o'clock P. M. fixed as the time ol
holding the inquest. Notice to be
given to sad Thos. B. Cole and W.
l.. Cole.
Petition for bridge in Fishingcreek
Township over Raven Creek near w
H. Ash filed.
In the estate Of George Fritz de-
ceased, sale ordered for the payment
of debts.
Petition for partition filed in the
estate of Samuel Hess deceased ano
similar petition in the estate ol
Alice Hess deceased filed.
Zahner and Pursel VS.. w. B. Fergu
son. Rule granted to show cause
why judgment should not be opened
and defendant let into a defense
Proceedings on execution to be stayed
Petition alleges that he purchased
gray mare from defendants for $I8c
which they warranted sound and al
right. That $Ioo was paid in casl
! and note given for TIE balance
That the horse is not as represented
and hence the application.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-27
Blankets.

We are now more than ever con-
vinced that we have the finest line of
blankets ever shown in Bloomsburg.
Our line is complete, from the blank
ct we offer you at $I.oo, which will be
hard to equal at that price, anywhere
up to most any price you want. You
must call and examine them to be
fully convinced that we tell the truth.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-27
Coats and Capes.

We are now prepared to show you
the finest line of coats and capes that
we have ever carried. Our stock is
complete now. Which is going to be
worm We cannot say as they are
both popular. Goats are all short, and
capes about the same as last year
We can show you anything from SIS
up in rough and plain fabrics. Ful
capes in all grades. 1t will pay you to
inspect our line.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-27

The regular Term of September
Court convened Monday morning with
Pres. Judge Ikeler and Associate
Judge Millsrd on the bench. The
list of Grand Jurors was called and
the following were excused from
serving. George Huffnagle, William
Savage, Eli Sherwood and B. F.
Spoonenberg. Hurley MichaePs ap-
plication for discharge under the
insolvent law was granted. Report of
viewers on road in Briarcreek Town,
ship near Adam Michaeps was con.
frmed nis.
Order of sale granted in the estate
of Richard Shuman decd.
The report Of the Auditor in the
estate Of Alem Connelly decd. con
frmed ns.
In the matter of the road in Pine
Township near Eliza Fullmer's report
of viewers filed.
Jacob H. Fritz Est. VS.. VIM. A.
Kile certiorari from Justice of the
Peace in Sugarloaf Township, The
opinion ofthe Court was read reversing
the Judgment.
In the case of the Bloom Poor Dis.
trict vs.. the Poor District OF Windham
Township, Wyoming County an ap-
peal from the order of removal from
Bloom Poor District to Poor District
of Windham Township.
The Court held that the settlement
of Henry Mansfield became the
settlement of Naomi Anderson when
she became public charge, inasmuct
as they had been married. and were
never legally separated. That Eugene
Lewis and Walter Anderson were lille
gitimate children and took the settle
ment of their mother at the time of theil
birth, that her settlement the time
Eugene was born was in Lake Town
ship, Luzerne County, and at the time
of the birth of Lewis and Walter it wa!
in Monroe Township Wyoming
County The Court further directed
each party to pay their own Counse
fees and witnesses and each to pay
half of the record costs.
Upon petition David N. William.
was appointed Tax collector of Madl
son Township vice George w. Andes
deceased Return to the order o
sale in the estate of John Ande
deceased, confirmed nisi.
In the Hamlin Estate of Catawiss;
the return of inquest was confrmec
nisi.
Reports of sales in the estates O
David Longenberger and Davit
kreisher were confirmed nisi.
Report of viewers on a public roac
in Briarcreek Township near the KnoI
School house confirmed nisi.
Road in Cleveland Township, re
port of viewers confirmed nisi.
Now came the time for appointing
a foreman for the Grand Jury, an
something unusual happened. Tn
honor of this position is general
sought after, but this Jury was CON
posed of modest and retiring men VIII
cared nothing for glory. Williar
Goodman was appointed but h
desired to be excused on account G
his poor hearing. 1t was offered t.
Wilson Wanich, P. B. Heddens, an
as promptly declined by them and q
last the Court appointed Daniel Len
han and said he would take no NOR
excuses.
The charge of the Court was in i,
usual clear and explicit manner, de
hning the duties of the Grand Juror
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-27
Serges.

Nothing more serviceable for a
house dress, rothing better for full
wear than serge. We have them in
dozen or more colors, ones that will
stand more wear and tear than any
other goods. We bought quite num-
Der of these that we are offering at
figures that dare competition. 50 in.
fine all wool French soc. IS in. fine
all wool French, a5c. the yd. Others
in various variety of quality and price.