THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. "The Columbian. BLOOMSBURG, PA., KUIDAY, JUNK 2nd, 1882. Correct Itnllrimil Time Tnttle. Trains on tlio Philadelphia It. It. Icavo import ns follows i north, tooth. is a. m. It 43 a. m. 4 uo p. m. o p. m. " Trlns on tho I). L. W. It. It. learo nioomaburg as follows! NOMTlt. fOl'TII. I 83 n. m. oi n. m. n lap. in. 11 48 n. m. o o p. in. 4 HI p. m. Tho 11 truln south connects with tho l'blla dclphla Heading nt liupcrt, and with tho Northern Central at Northumberland. lcrHoimI. Mrs. Susnn HolTmnii, n cousin of Mrs. I. 8. Kulin, Is visiting friends In tills place. Elmer E. Moycr 1ms secured a situation In n linltlinorc Drug store. Dr. E. Jucoby of Hcrwlck spent Tuesday In town. Horace Uluc of Dnnvllle spent n few hours In town on Tuesday. The "boys' enjoyed bis vltft. Mrs. It. (!. Neol Is miiVing n visit In Townnda. Dr. Lott of Enston Is spending this week with his daughter, Mrs. C. 1. Sloan. Lesser Alexander of Wilkes Burro spent Decoration Day in town. He Is In tho cigar business with Mr. Cohen, and they, nave a wide reputation. Less bus many friends hero who are always glad to neu him. 0. W. Scott of Wllllamsport was In town Wcdncsduy, taking In the examination nt the Normal. Samuel B. Cressmanthe popular assistant nt the Montour House, Danville, was 111 town on Monday and timuVri pleasant call at our olllcu. , Harry Klnports, who has been attending school here for the past two years returned , to his home In Annvllle, Lebanon county, on Thursday. Bass fishing season began on June 1st. M. C. Woodward has placed u neat foun tain in his yard on East street. Jonathan Baehmaii, an experienced mason, Is laying the stone work for the new woolen mill. (lirton bus all the delicacies of the sea son. Turtle soup, clam chowder, frogs, &c. He will have spring chicken soon. . The largest stock of straw huts ever opened in Bloomsburg, at David Lowen berg's. Call and see. W. E. Dietterich of Espy is building a 'dwelling house nml store. His Increase in trade demands more room. The monthly Gospel" Temperance Meet ing will be held on Tuesday evening, June Otb in the Lutheran Church, nt 8 o'clock. , W. H. Ycttcr has a line lot of Cabbage plant9 for sale, 25 lbs best seed sown and plants looking fine. June 2-2 w A great deal of rain has fallen thus far this season. Almost every other day there bus been n shower, followed by cool weather. Judge Shuman received a telegram on Tuesdny morning that his mother in Beaver Valley was seitously ill, with little hope of recovery. , Mrs. Sarah Weleht will sell personal property nt public sale nt the shop of Wil liam Bodine on Iron street, on Saturday June iird. at two o'clock. Moyer Bros, have put in a night bell at their drug store, and are prepared to fill prescriptions at all hours of the night. may 10-3 w The Bherilt of Lancaster county hns of fered a reward of $50 each for the recap ture of 9 prisoners who escaped from that Jail recently. The proceeds of the festival at Evans' Hull, held last week by the Mite Society of the Lutheran Church was $87.21 above all expenses. Henry Krum, who has been an invalid for some time past, died on Friday last. He was burled on Sunday afternoon. A wife and three children survive him. It is said that Watson, tho Willlamsport cashier who recently absconded, wus seen lately In St. Louis. As soon as be was recognized he took himself out of sight. The attention of farmers is called to the advertisement of Messrs. Bnugh & Sons, In another column. The reputation of their Phosphate, is world-wide. Send for clr. Culnr. The Willianuiport JSrtaljml Table for last vreck contained an excellent portrait of Judge II. H. Cummin of that county. Also one of Charles S. Wolfe nml Senators Mitchell and Cameron. The soldier's orphans who were in at tendance at the decoration exercises at Danville, came to Catnwlssa In the morn' lng by special trnln, and returned ngain to Danville at noon. Hov. Stuart Mitchell has very generously contributed five dollars to the' Lecture com- mlttce towards making up the deficiency. If the lecture course had been patronized as it should have been there would be no deficit. There are certainly enough people hi Btoomsburg, of culture and education to mnke a lecture course a grand success, if they woilld only encourage It. The largest stock of straw huts over opened In Bloomsburg, nt David Lowen berg's. Call and sec. A short distance from Buena Vista, Cal., is a cave Inhabited by spiders of enormous size. The cave was discovered last Decem ber by a party of sigbt-scckers. Tho spiders are about the size of small birds and make a strange sound while weaving their web. The webs are so tough and tho fibres so large that it is almost Impossible to break them. We believo this lie is fresh this year. Haiton Post. Pens, pencils, pen holders, ink, rubbers, mucilage in great variety nt the Coi.umhun store. D. M. Turner, one of the editors of tho Towanda Journal "and a very good journal too" was married on Thursday June 1st, to Miss Anna Smith of that place. W e ex. tend our congratulations and best wishes. A festival will bo held in Evans' Hall on the evenings of Juno 2nd and 3rd, for the benefit of the Callleplan Literary Society, the proceeds of which will bo used to pur. chase books for their library. The public is cordially invited to attend. If the plans for tho addition to the court house aro carried out, the building will present r. very different front, and one that the county will have no occasion to be nshumed of, Tho plans can bo seen at the commissioners' office. The Decoration day exercises at Berwick consisted of music by Grozter's Band, the nerwick Bund and tho Haydn Octette, prayers by Ilevs, II. W. Buck, W. W. Evans, I M. Kumler; oration by W. L. Jones, and a poem by Prof. J. M. Hurrison. "wo more candidates tiro announced this week for representative Dr. Isaac Gibbons of Benton, nnd Isaac A. DeWitt of Greenwood. Both are gentlemen who have always been staunch Democrats, nml citiier will fairly represent his constituents, it elected. at si M nty Tho examination of tho senior class the Normal school Is In progress this wee The examining committee Is as follow Binto Huperintendent Dr. Hlgbcoi G. Phillips, principal nt West Chester i cou (superintendent l'lickliiircr. of Vonv, county Superintendent Derr, of Moutouri . J. w tiller Jr. J. Perry Welsh, son of Abner Welsh of Orango, is oue of thirteen members of the settlor class at Lafuyetto College, to whom speeches have been assigned at the coming commencement. Tho class numbers fifty, und It is considered n high honor to be iiuiong the speakcm on tho duy of gradun. tlon. Messrs. O. A. Herring nnd P. A. Evans, delegates to the Democratic stato conven tion, wcro Instructed to support Judge Elwcll for governor, but his positive re fusal to have his name used, leaves them without Instructions. Tho Philadelphia Titntt Is mistaken In saying that this conn- ty Instructed for Hopkins. Tho young ladles of St. Paul's Episcopal church held n sociable at Mrs. Butler's on Uock street last week Thursday evening, which was largely attended. Ico crenm and enko were served, nnd the proceeds amounted to about thirty-eight dollars. Their object Is to raise money towards the erection of a chapel, and their efforts thus fnr hnvo been very successful. Tho largest stock of straw lints over opened In Bloomsburg, at David Lowen- berg's. Call nnd see. Tho last lecture of the season was deliv ered In tho Opera House on Friday evening May 20th by Col. J. A. Price of Scrnnton. His subject was "Napoleon nt Moscow" and tho discourse was n very interesting one. The Col. has n pleasant voice and good delivery. Tho attendance was not large. A cave has been discovered near Dalton, Lnckawannii county, which has excited tho curiosity of the neighborhood. The entrance was concealed by a bush, which, upon being removed, disclosed a well wall ed avenue with stone steps dcccndlng scv. ural feet. At the bottom was n room eight feet by twelve, In which was a cot, bench, nnd other rude furniture. The first locomotive, the Stourbridge Lion, ever run upon n railroad In America, was in Honcsdale, August 8, 1820, under the management of Horatio Allen. Tho hub und spokes of the wheels wcro made of wood, with a heavy Iron tire, one of which has recently been brought from Car- bondale to our borougli and can bo seen nt the Delaware tfc Hudson machine shop. Ilontsdak Cithcn. The controversy between tho Philadel phia & Heading nnd the North & West Branch It. It. companies concerning the crossing at tho south end of the liupcrt bridge, was ended on Tuesday, by the court refusing to grunt an Injunction, and making a decree allowing the latter com pany to cross the track of the former at grade. It will not be taken to the Supreme Court. Beautify your homes und make them pleasant ami attractive with llowers from Dillon's Green Houses. There is no larger or finer stock of cloth ing to be found outside of the cities thun thut displayed at David Lowenberg's. Under the supervision of Louis Lowct, bcrg the goods nre kept in the most per fect order, and though there, is tier after tier of coats, vests, punts, &c. not one gar ment Is out of place. They present the appearance of having been arranged with a plumb line. Lowcnberg Is doing an im mense trade und selling very cheap. The Wyoming Valley House at Wilkes Barre caught fire on Tuesday about noon, and the upper stories were destroyed before the tinmen wcro arrested. Tho lower lloor was much damaged by water nnd smoke. Atone time a general conflagration was feared, and ussistancc was telegraphed for to Scrnnton and Pittston. The report came hero thut the city was burning up, and dispatch was sent to the mayor by the President of tho Winona Fire Company of. ferlng their services if needed, to which a reply was sent saying that the fire was out. The loss mi the hotel and furniture Is about $10,000 fully insured. It will take nbout five months to repair damages. The Senatorial conferees of the Twenty fourth district met at tho City Hotel, Dan villi?, last Friday to choose a senatorial delegate to the Democratic State Convcn tlon. me toliowtng gentlemen wcru present: M. J. Phillips, W. McCnrty of Sullivan i Dr. J. D. Mausteller, J. M. Mil- lard of Montour F. S. Hunt, It. D. Dar- llnglon of Columbia: W. J. Buckalew of this county, representing J. F. Frederick of Lycoming, and John Stack of tho latter county. George W. Miles of Montour ami James Deegun of Sullivan were named as senatorial delegates. After n number of ballots Miles was withdrawn, and Deegan was elected with Miles as alternate. Wo take tho following communication concerning tho late Morris Vnnllusklrk, from a Wllllnmspoit paper. Our community was greatly surprised to hear of the death of tho gentleman whose nnmo heads tills brief notice. For the grat ification of bis friends. I deem It a duty to subjoin n brief sketch of my old class-mate nt the old school house on the hill at Milton, presided over by David Klrkpatrlck, D. D, Ho was tho eldest son of Thomas Van Bus kirk, ono of the most respected and cour teous citizens of Milton, a man of un filch ing honesty and sterling lntcrgrlty. The mother of Morris was a sister of Hon. Alcxnudcr Jordan, being the President Judge of this judicial district who was so well aud favorably known to tho citizens of Lycoming county. Tho deceased was a native of Milton, Northumberland county. After leaving his native town be resided for upwards of thirty years In Bloomsburg, Columbia county, nnd hns left many friends who will recall tho kindness nnd generos ity of his disposition nnd mnny other kin dred qualities, which will not soon be ef faced from their memories. About nine years ago ho changed his residence to this city, and during the pastorate of Itev. Geo. F. Cain attached himself to the First Pres. bytcrlan church, of which, to the end of his life, he remained u faithful nnd consistent member. He was of n most retiring dis position, and at church and at social meet ing his scat was seldom vacant, nnd bo evinced the reality of his unfaltering con fidence In Ids Saviour by assuring his fuinlly of Ids entire submission to the will of his precious S.ivlonr and dearltedcemer. Decoration Day. No steps having been taken by any other organization towards making arrangements for the proper observance of this duy the Soldiers' und Sailors' club met at the Court House on Saturday evening for that pur. pose, nnd a programme wns prepared. On Tuesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock the proces sion formed on Market street in the follow, lng order: Bloomsburg Cornet Band, Soldiers and Sailors, Normal School Literary Societies, Friendship Fire Company No. 1, Itcscuc Hook & Ladder Company No 2, Winona Fire Company No 13. Tho 'luo of march was up Main street to tho Normal Bchool, countermarch down Main to Market, up Market and Bock to the Cemetery. After decorating the graves of tho Soldiers, the band played a dirge, Itev. O. II. Strunk made n prayer, and Itev. F. P. Manhart delivered an approprl- ate uddress. There was a large attendance of citizens, nnd considering the impromptu manner in which the exercises were gotten up It wus very credltnble. C. P. Sloan was Chief Marshal assitsted by Messrs. Sanders and Young of (lie Normal. Miniin itcniM. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, Dora and Edward Snyder hnvo for the past few days been visiting their friends and relatives at Mil ton. Pitching quoits seems to be all the rage In town at the present. The horso disease known us "Pink eye," appears as though It would visit us In turn with the rest. Our little township now contains six flourishing Sunday schools and another nt West Mimin is strongly talked of. Messrs. C. C. and A. B. Heller of Huzle ton, paid a Hying visit to their former home on Sunday. The rouds nre being worked at present by the Supervisors. They are sadly in need of it us the recent rains have made them in u bad condition, beside many dangerous bridges. The grain ut present is looking unusually well, especially wheat bids fair for an abundant crop. J. E. Creasy will commence butchering soon. It is a good idea, as.MilUiu needs a butcher. Mrs. A. Hoffman of West Milllin is quite ill of Bilious fever. Daisy, a two year old girl of Stephen Smoyer's died on Tuesday morning of brain fever. Win. Hefner moved from Beaver town ship to this some few days ago. Chas. Steely has moved in his new bouse which makes a flue appearance. Decoration day wns observed by decor aling the soldiers graves, in the presence of the G. A. B. of Berwick and Berwick band. Quite a number of persons were In town. PiN'Ai'oiu:. Till! Lecture CmirHC Tho Bloomsburg Lecture Committee do- slro to return thanks to the people of Bloomsburg and vicinity, for tho support and cncourngeinent given tho lecture enter prise during the past season. Lpeclnlly do they feel grateful to Mr. Tubbsoftho Exchange Hotel, who enter talncil tho speakers In royal style, and who declined rendering a bill ; to the newspa pers of tho town for their liberality and en couragement and to those who, as holders of season tickets, manifested nn Interest In tho literary advancement of the community by taking n lively part with the committee. Hio committee nro of opinion that In giving a full course of live lectures with the array of talent which has been furnished 'EH Perkins," Col. Sanford, Dr. Tiffany, Hon. Daniel Dougherty, und Col. Price icy havo furnished the community a choice literary treat, nnd In closing the course, they have no regrets for having undertaken tho enterprise, but contemplate continuing the work next year nnd until it becomes cs- tnbllshed and self supporting. Condemning none for tho opposition forced upon us, and thanking nil who have manifested any interest in our behalf we retlro from the field for the season. Tax collectors should supply themselves with our receipt books which contain re- clpts for State, county, road, poor, and school tax nil in one, or they can bo used for any one of them. Books of 50 receipts well bound only 20 cents. Sent by mail for 22 cents. Address Coi.ujintAV. Uloomsbure a. SKINNY MEN. "Wells' Health Ilenewer" restores healt and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. $1 pened in Bloomsburg, berg's. Cull nnd sec. Eiwuit Camniku.. At Orangevllle, Pa. May 21, 1883 by Itev. C. K. Canllcld, Mr. Thomas A. Eipper of Thornburg, Spott sylvanln Co. Vn. to Miss Mary E. Camp bell of Orangevllle, Pa. Menscii CiiAio. At the residence of the bride's father, by Hov. G. B. Dechant, on May 28th 1832, Mr. Jeremiah Menscii to Miss Elizabeth Craig, botli of lioaring creek, Columbia county, Pa. Temtle llr.ss At the residence of the bride's parents near tho Union Church, .May 21sl 1882 by tho Bev. 11. F. Keller, Mr. George F. Temple, of Jordan town ship, Lycoming county, Pa., to Miss Hannah C. Hess, of Jackson township, Columbia county, Pa. Monroe, (Mich.) Commercial. Mr. Clarence IV Stoddurd, the druggist. informed us that M. Louis Hope, a sufferer with rheumatism for a number of years, ob. talncd tho greatest relief by the use of St, Jacobs Oil. I'roiu Htlllwuter. Last Sunday was Whit Sunday. It com mcmorutes the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles Immediately utter tho Ascension. It derives Its nunio from tho Suxon word Witte, or wisdom, which the Holy Spirit Impnrtcd. It Is also called Pen tecost, a Jewish term for the feast which fell fifty days after Easter. The origin of tho latter Pentecost is well known. It is designed to commemorate the delivery of tho law on Mount Slnnl fifty duys after the departure of tho children of Israel from tho land of Egypt. The meaning of the word Pentecost Is fiftieth. Our festival of Whitsuntide Is somewhat movable In Its character sometimes occurring in May and at times In June, hut always seven weeks after Easter, It Is an Important day In tho Christian Church, and Is usually marked with ceremonies and exercises of mi interesting nnd solemn chnraeter, Htate TeaclierH AhhocIuIIoii. John A. M. Passmore, chairman of the Stato Teachers' Association, which meets InPottsvlllo July 5th, writes us follows i Tho commlttco on reception and entertain ment aro desirous of seeing that till who come to this meeting of tho Association are properly provided for and hence they write requesting that as early as possible teachers give nn estimate of the number they think will bo present. Tho rates nt tho hotels will bo from $1.25 to $1.75 per day. Arrangements have been made to have n pleasant and cheap excursion so as to glvu all who are not familiar with the subject an opportunity to sec how anthracite coal Is mined and prepurtd for market. Urge your teachers to come out In full force, ns this promises to be the largest meeting of the Association since its organization, Let us have every county largely represented. All kinds of paper, pencils, pens, Ink und envelopes at the Cou'iiuu.i store. As the author of the "Stillwater Items' has apparently became so devoted to the piscatorial art himself as to entirely ignore his unties us n newspaper reporter, we, un willing that the public generally should be deprived of mi account of the sayings mid doings of this second Sleepy Hollow, have taken upon ourselves the nrduoiis task of chroniclers. Wo do not exactly agree with our honor ed predecessor, In thinking that a railroad Is all that is wanted to complete the felicity of the inhabitants of this place. Wo would oilsr our modest suggestion, that the small, weather-beaten hut answering for a school house bo removed and n building reflecting more credit on the native energy and talent, be erected. The situation Is very pleasant but we are sorry to notice that tho pretty lnne lending from the school grounds along the creek is being fenced in. It has always been n favorite resort for the romantic young people of our vicinity und tho trans forming of it into u corn field or turnip patch will meet with their highest disap proval. Some thieves, evidently impelled by bun ger, have been making nocturnal calls at the cellar of Frank Wolfe and Isaiah Baber and carrying oil Hour und all sorts of eata bles. The samo parties likely enterei: M. McIIcury & lira's, store pu the night of tho 23rd of May nnd secured a goodly sup ply of sugar, coffee ifcc. The good house. wife now carefully locks tho door of tho larder and puts the key under the pillow. Wo heartily congratulate Bro. Klutcr on tho number of postage, stamps he has re eclved. Wo havo already noticed that mi increased number of fish have been cap tured by ninntcur fishermen, the credit Jof which wo are inclined to give to tho In struclious pertaining to tho halt given by our worthy friend. i ne Democrats oi tins place are very highly pleased with the nomination C, It, Buckalew for Congressman. A bet ter choice could not have been made, Bkckt Stunt' and PunoonY. l'erHuiuil I To Men Only I Voltaic Belt Co., Murshall, Michigan, will send I)r , Dye's Celebrated Electro-Yollalc Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who aro uftllcted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vltul it y, und manhood, and kindred troubles . guaranteeing speedy relief nnd complet I restoration of health und manly vigor, Address us above. N, B. Jio risk Is in curred, as thirty days trlnl U allowed, Oct. 28, '8t-ly C. O. Peacock, J. C. Yocum, It. V. White. Com. The largest stock of straw hats ever at David Lowen- MARRIAGES. DEATHS. QKAtuiAirr At Milton, May 2.)tli 1882, Anna Minerva Gearhart, formerly of Cata wissa, aged 21 years t months nnd 24 days. Adams At Catawissa, May 21th 1832, Mary Adams widow of Leonard Adams leceased, aged 72 years, 4 months and 14 days. LOCAL NOTICES. Farmers dentin e at W. B Allen's can be accommodate!! with stabling, apr. 7-tf. 500,000 Cabbaee plants, best varieties, for sale by W. 11. Ycttcr. Patches 4th St. isiooinsuurg rn. June s-aw v Osborn's Family Paints ready for uso are tho most convenient nrtlclo of tho kind, nil shades and colors, put up In , nnd pint cans. Wo furnish a can of paint nml brush for 23 cents. Snxollnc Petroleum Jelly, used for burns scalds nnd sores of every kind; it is good nnd cheap. Snxollno I'omndo for the hair, highly pennmed, cents. Glycerine Lotion. To ladles and children or any person with a fine sensitive skin and whose complexion Is affected by the weather causing redness, roughness and chapping this Lotion Is invaluable. An excellent ap plication to the face after shaving. Largo bottles 25 and 60 cents. Our Slock of Hair and Tooth brushes lias been replenished nnd contains some good bargains. Wo carry a complete and well sclectta stock, and competent persons arc always In attendance to supply tho wants of our pat rons. Wo study to please, nnd believe we can supply you witli everything in our line economically, satisfactorily and Inn manner calculated to induce to join in tho verdict, that our store is the place to trade. Hoping to sec many renders of the Coi.umuias at our place of business shortly nnd soliciting a share of your esteemed patronage, wo re main Very Truly Yours N. J. Hendershott. ni.ooiisntiKfi. Alexander A WoodtiousoTobacconUMM Allen. Wni II (Irocerr lirower, K 11 Stovjn etc. Hrown, JanoK Hotel lillimeyer, 1'etcr Co ncnl Grocery liundjr, K u Urccn Grocery Hloomburg Iron Co Oen'l sura liernhard, Lowu Jeweler lirower, J J carpets Corcll, W J A Co Furniture ciars, (l A Hook Htoro cirk. II J ft Bon oen'i store Cadman, K Furniture Creasy, 1) A Htoro Caldwell, J K Confectionery Decker. Joseph " Dentler. F I) Hoots & Shoes F.IwpII k MttcDucnder Htatloncry Kvanx, A J Clothing Kver.J K Hlnrn Kutiston.J A A Co Ileal EUto Orllce (lllmore, V II Oh too, J I, (lllmore, K M Cross, 1, (lllmore, V II (lailitnan, CC (lllmore, Win dross, mor differ. Win Ilarman & II assert llartman, I W llartmnn, II O llartman Uro's Holme K Hchuj-ler ucnacrsnou, n J Jicouy, K .lacoby, O A Jacoby, l A Klnport, J II Kcssler. C K Keller, Jacob uieim, i; a Klelm, Henry Klnport, Fb Kuhn & Martz bowenberg, David Lockard, Q M & J IC 4 (I McKclv, 1 W Marr, c o Miller. O W Mil llllilnnl. Itcstaurant Clothing Itestauraut stoves etc Dottier bottler Hotel coal den'l storo carpets drocery Hardware Druirs etc Ovstora & Flh Coal s (irtcery Liquor Htoro Drugs cto Hoots & Hboes Wholesale) Notions Drugs' Urocery Butcher Clothing Coal ficn'l storo Store Grain Dealer liter, f K Htoro McKlnnnv. W C billiard Moycr liro.r wnoiosaic ratent moaicincs Moicr Uros Ncal, C W tiro Lutz Sloan Itobblns C U ltubb Wm llunvan. 1. A' Co Illchart, Wm O itleco, cuanes Kellly, James tawiiugs, is A tolmcr, llerimrd Hlroun. D.iTld Hharpless, II Y iV full line of silks, satins nnd dress trimmings ut Lutz & Sloan's. other Black nnd colored dress silks ut prices to meet nnv nt Chirk & Son's. EABL & WILSON'S celebrated linen cuffs und collars can only be bought at I). Lowenberg's. Talk about leu Cream I Whv. evcrvlindv says that Caldwell makes the best in town. Go to W. E. Geddls. for ireneral col lection of green house and bedding plants. npi i-jm Hosiery for ladies and children in large assortment and low prices nt Clark & Son's. The rush to Caldwell's on warm evenings for that delicious Ice Cream still continues, and will continue all summer. It Is the place to go without doubt. For lawns nnd dress ginghams at 121 cts. 10 to Lutz & Sloan's. If you want a parasol, fan, or linen ulster go to uiarK oon's. Groceries 5 per cent, off, fiueensware and classware 5 per cent, off, fish &c 5 per cent, off, dry goods, notions ifcc. 5 per cent, oil for own ut l. W. llartman?, beginning June 1st. IIorseB for sale. One or two good young horses for sale; also u lot of shotes, nt i.igiustreei, oy snas loung. may ib-4 w Hoses, Verbcnus, Geraniums, Colons, &c, for bedding for sale cheap at Dillon's Green Houses. Only the best varieties grown. Ladies and childrens hats and bonnets away down to close at Clark & Son's. No old trash, but all clean goods nt I. W. HurtmanV. 5 per cent, olf for cash during June. BUSINESS NOTICES,, , ASSWElt THIS QUESTION. Why do so many people we see around us, seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cts., we will sell them Slilloh's Vltalizer, guariin. teed to cure them. Sold by J. H. Kin ports, may 5-cow A FOllLOUK HOl'E. Otto J. Doesburg, proprietor Hollnnd City News, Mich., writes ; "A bud cold set. tied on my side nnd back, kidney trouble, liver and rheumatism combined! I suffered terribly, though wus obliged to move about and attend to business. I tried local Doc tors, but received no relief, and 'as a for lorn hope' tried your Thomas' Eclcctric Oil; have only used half a ftft-cent bottle, nnd feel us welll as I orcr did in my life." sini-oii's OATAitim HKMEDV. A rnurvc lous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Head Ache. With each bottle there Is nn ingenious nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of these com plaints without extra charge. Price 50cts. Sold by J. II. Klnports. may 0-cow. 1'EIt.MIT XI) SMISTITlirlON, Insist upon obtaining Florestons Cologne. It is prc-cmi-nently superior in prerannen ce and rich delicacy of fragrance. IS 0001) Sl'IIUTS. T. Walker, Cleveland, O., writes : "For the lust twelve months I havo suffered with lumbago and general dibility. I commenc ed tnking Burdqck Blood Bitters about sfx weeks ago,. and now have great pleasure in slating that I have recovered my appe tite, my complexion has grown ruddy, and feel better altogether." Price $1,00. SHILOIl'S coxsuunios CUllK. This is beyond question tho most success ful Couetli Medicine wo have ever sold, a lew noses mvunuuiy euro uiu ui tusts of Co.igh, Croup, and Bronchitis, while Its wonderful lucccss In tho cure of Consump tion is wlthoa'. a parallel In tuo History oi medicine. Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which uo other medicine can stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cts. and $1.00. If your Lungs nro sort, niu.at nr Iturk. Lame, use ShHoli's Porous Plaster. Price ii! cts. soiu uy J. n. iviu- ports. may 5 cow llOM! COLD AND HAY FKVEIi. White Si Burdlck. Drucclsts, Ithaca, N. Y. I can recommend fciy'B rvo.m. Huim in ndlnvn nil nersoiis sillier. intr from Hose Cold and Hay Fever. I liiivn Iippii n Front sufferer from these com. . . . . . . i i i , plaints ; by using tne isaim nave uu erc-av relief. I have recommended it to many of my friends for catarrh, anil in an cases where they have used the Balm freely have been cured, i. ivcnny, ury uuum jivi. chant, Ithaca, N. . . . . ...... r. (.,..,., TW.K.i.tcf a JlCSSrS. 111. 11USV IV tjuiif, New Brunswick, N. J. biuce boyhood l have been troubled witli uatarru ami nay Fever, and have been unable to obtain permanent relict uniii i useu r.iy a winuu Iliilm. which has cured me. Alter a few i nva' iis. I mil ii sieen uu nmiiv. a. u. Clickener, New Brunswick, H. J. Price 50 cents. Annlv into nostrils Willi nine finger. uinFn nnLOim liESTOlIED. Faded or gr.y hair gradually recovers its youthful color und lustre by the use of Par ker's llnir llalsam, an eiegaiu ureiuiug, admired for Its purity and rich perfume. "HOUGH ON HATS." Clears out ruts, mice, roaches, files, ants, bed-bugs, skuuks, chipmunks, gophers. 10c. Druggists. Solleder, A Hoot and Shoe Findings Havaire. o a Jeweler Saltzer, Jerry organs S Machines Mniier .n l g v;u. bowiuk autcuiuea Hlilve, Slmou o Acrtcultural imp'ts annum, u r nigi) raper ubbs. W H Hotel Wllaon.J II Hoot Shoe findings wtison.i) A Confectionery Webb, Thomas Tobacconist wnary, i, it movuticuj Woll, John Agricultural Imp'U etier, w ii tagij sowing iniicmuea HRIAHCuEGK, Hiton A w btorj liostier, (i w Wilkinson. W N Dottier CATAWIiSA. IHbby, Jaracs k Augustus Coal Herkbelmcr. Wm Restaurant Haldr. stephoa uen'l Storo Catunlssa Taper Co coal Cleaver, A H Hioves etc I'lcmer, till uemniuru Former,!! 1' Son store Frederick, I) U Tobacconists Clinin. David Co Coal (lumber, wm uutcuer Ullbert Kllno Oen'l storo llartman Henries urmiuro Hays, Charles Clothing llolllngshead, Davtd Hotel Harder, c F J;umV.er Harder. TE Furnlturo John, Wm ?f,ve,3 Kisuer, iiesiur Knlttlo.J U , Coat KostcnUauder, O L Co Hotel Manhart, Ueor.,0 Hoots eto McCoy, John Confectionery luinnn. h p Drtms hlladelpiuac neaaing o-.ux, iron vu (KM OMhamagt) Coal Kinard. H I) Hhawn, J K Oysters cto Helfsnyder, 0 W Co Storo lihawn. S U Moves cto Sharpltss.J K Hons Oeu'l store swans, ji a Diuic Smith, j M Hardware eto 1 TUCKeumiucr & lveuer uuunauuj ruckeuuilller A. uesiaurani Billiards Whitman, L o euer, Aiuen uuumus CENTHALIA. Mack, DC Groco'y iirennau, Michael sioro Connsr, Mrs. Johanna Liquor storo Curry, I) F Hotel Collins, Thomas Hestaurant UaVlS, U W uruxa Former, A H stoves eto Farrall. Ilobert Hoataurant Uraut J J Ooldworthy, James Great Hamulus at C. W. Low's in Oranre ville as lie is selling out his entire stock of goods amounting to nbout six thousand dollars at cost. april 14 tf A new lot of bracelets and other iewelrv at i.uiz cc eioairs. A rood print Sc and the best standard To per yard, good styles, at UlarK iV Son's. Lumber, lots of it for sale. Pino boards 12, 14. nnd 1U feet lone, nine nlank 12. 14 and 10 feet long, hemlock boards 12, 11 and 10 feet long hemlock plank 12, 14, 10 and 18 feet long, joists 12, 14, 10 and 18 feet long, 2x4 rails 12. 14, 10 and 18 feet long. Shlnglo lath, celling lath, shingles -mi. I,,', and ;i. Picuets and siding at iiguisireet uy qiiiis toung. may 10-2 m Lace window curtains and himbreiiulus in j,iii7. oc oioun . You can get ti per cent, off for cash at I. W, Hartman's on nil sales from 1st of June to July 1st. Wo are offering some bin burenins in dress goods. Ladles, now is tho time to buy nt Clark Si Son's, As good cigars ns can lie found In town are kept nt V , B. Allen's hast end gro eery. april 7-tf Caldwell's lireail and ualio iiavu n renu tatlon nil through this section. Ho sends It all around tho country every day, und sells large (juuntities. The simple reason is that lie miiKes mo very best. In the absence of John Wolf, farmers wanting farm machinery will pletieo cull at W. B. Allen's. P"l 7-tf White goods all kinds, lace, emborlderles, prices nwuy down at cinric ivtson's. Don't fortet I. W. llartman will st. every article In his double Btoro during the month of June nt u discount of G per cent lor cnsii. nt Flour und feed can always be had Allen's Bast end grocery. uprll 7-tf I, W, Hiirtman will run off btoek at ! per cent, oil for cash from Juno 1st to July. W. B. Allen hns just opened u lot of new uoods, embracing tine groceries, glass. ware, painted china, queenswnre, &c. All of the best, and at the lowest prices. uprll 74f Composed of tho best known tonics, iron and cinchona, witli well known nromalics, is llrown.s Iron Bitters. It cures Indlges tlon, aud all Kindred irouuics. If tho lady who reads this card when in want of Spool Cotton will ask for the "O. N. T." she will obtain the very best thread mnde, Ask for Clark's "O. N. T." Cotton nnd see that you get It. For sale by all leading dealers. feb 3 -cm ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK. BsTATXOP JACOB I1AKEK, DBCKISKP, Letters of Administration on tho estate or Jacob baker, late or lieavertownshlp, Columbia county, renna. deceased, navo ueen granieu or wo necis- tir of said couniv to Charles Uaker admin- latrutor. All persons having claims against tbe estate of tho decedent nro requested to present them tor settlement, and tuoso lnoeutea to tuo catato to make payment lo mo undersigned an ininisirawr wu noui aeiay. May 5 '8J-6W CHAHLKS UAKF.lt, Administrator, Heaver Valley. M KHCANTI LK APPH AISKMKNT. List of Dealer) of Qilumlia County. Iberebv ccrtlfr that tho follow lng list of deal ers taken, retui ned and clasaltlud bv ine In accor. dance with tho several acts of Assembly, In and ror ino year isj is correct to tuo um or my knowieugo uuu ueuei, Jlusines). Clan, HEAVKIt TOWNSHIP. Tax, Drtcabach. U 1 Frey. J l'aul lllnderllter. John Michael, Luvl Hhumau, u A Hhuman, 1' II shuman, T J Kverctt, It V Edson, J K Hess, lllram Mcllenry, J J Mcllenry, II A Adams, K K bower, II It Storo Hotel Sluro Hotel UKNTO.N. Htoro Hotel Htoro i DEItWICK. Gen. storo Herirer. It Hucklngham, (I A tiarnard, u u 14 14 a 14 14 14 D 13 11 S Vi 14 13 13 S 14 6 S 14 ,'i 14 S S 0 14 1U 14 14 11 14 14 14 13 14 14 11 14 14 14 14 13 14 9 S 11 14 14 Drug Loai Oen'l Htoro Liquor storo Grocery Hardware Flour Feed Uutcher billiards Hutcner Itestauraut Grocery Merchandise 14 14 13 13 14 13 14 14 14 a 11 14 14 It II 14 14 14 S 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 S 14 ft 11 14 14 13 14 14 14 11 12 14 14 S 14 1.1 14 D 14 ft 13 14 14 Irvm llroa' Keh er. U s Keller, u K i.ananan, Anarew Murphy, O G Millard, O It Moran, John Michael, U w Mllllngton. J T Morris, A jicraauen, tQwaru l'elffer. Wm staudenmeytr, J veiier, josepu Hotel Billiards store Church, A II Herbert, wm Kline, John I. Kehres, Daniel Monroe, Mary butcher Stoves etc Grocery Htoro Gen I Storo Hoots etc Grocery Drugs Green urocery Hestaurant Hotel Gcn'l Store Confectionery Canned Fruits etc CONVNGUAM. Gen'l Storo storo Hotel Hestaurant CKNTHE. Grocery Grain Coal 3 14 14 13 e 6 11 14 S 5 b 14 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 14 14 14 t 5 4 14 14 13 14 5 ft a r.rottet, Thomas Fowler. Tavler Low llro Co Htoro Mann, J S Hotel sponsler, Jacob store Whltmiro. Krwlne " Wagner, Kdward " FISHINGCHEEK. Ammerman, J M Storo Hun Savage 14 13 14 a 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 Hosier. W N Howell, o M. " raieDi M calcines btoro Mclleniy, J;F " FRANKLIN. Georga Ellas Son store GHKHNWOOD Derr, A J store Black, D 1) Store and Furniture Kccs, Wilson M " Kves, C W " Eves Ellis Bro Gcn'l Store Hss, wm r aioro Henile, Hannah " iiHti(tinu. Samuel Hotel Mlll llle urange Dealer In merchandise 4 Masters, Wm Uen'l HWro la UVtllvor. .1 H Htoro 14 Hohrsburg urange Depler in merchandise 14 eves, v i Metric, o 11 Harris, u w Vanllew, A B Illrleman, II II Cherlngton, T I" naniei, i. ii Kuorr. Daniel Hearbone, M .-itlne, David Ycagor, W Yeager, Jacob Yoder, Aaron Yocum bro Glngles, Win Kreamer.o Smith, A IC Dlldlne, Wesiey Bodlno, J D Furniture HEMLOCK. Hotel Htoro (, JACKSON. Storo LOCUST. Hotel htoro llotol Store Hotel Htoro Hestaurant Htoro MADISON. Gen'l Htoro Hotel MAIN. Store 14 14 14 14 13 11 11 V! 14 14 14 7 00 mm 10 00 TOO sow 7 00 TOO 10 00 1001 13 00 7 00 TOO 700 TOO TOO TOO TOO TOO 1000 40 Ml VOW) SM0U TOO 20 OU T INI Mill) 60 00 Ml 00 T0U 20 OU TIO TOO 15(0 TOO TOO T oo tsw TOO TOO 15 IK) TOO TOO TOO TOO 10 PC TOO 23 00 MUU TOO T01) TIW 40 00 (010 7 00 T IKI 10 00 2100 TOO 10OO TOO Teo 40 00 TOO 2100 TOO Tl'O TOO TOO TOO 7 00 7 00 7 00 SO 00 7(0 TOO T UO TOO TUO T 00 TOO TOO 60 00 710 20 00 1500 7 UO 7 00 11) CO 7 00 TOO TIO T 00 12 60 TOO 7 00 to 00 7 UO 10 00 TOO 61)110 T no 60110 1000 TOO TOO T 00 7 00 7 W 7 00 701 2100 7 tO 7 00 12 60 7 00 20 00 30 00 700 30 UO 7 00 7(11) 23 00 CUll J 20 00 7 00 7 00 20 00 23 00 60 00 WOO 7 00 7 00 7 00 TOO T 00 TOO 10 00 TOO 7 00 TOO 7 00 2D00 60 UO 80 00 700 TOO 1000 TUO 50 UO 60 OO 20 00 TOO 10 01 700 6UO0 700 T I'O TOO 7O0 700 700 TOO 15 00 I TOO TUO WALL PAPER AM, CiKAIES, AIjMj PRICES. -::- WINDOW CURTAINS FIXTURES OF ALL ROTHS. -so:- balance mm MTTm WARRANTEE FOR 5 YEARS. -so:- TOO TOO 10 00 700 7 00 12 50 7 00 7 00 60 00 710 12 50 700 TOO 110 LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED lllBhDP. J K Campbell, U J (agt) " LAIugeuueikor, tfuiuuuuu iiun-i Htchart, Charles Yelter, u 11 Ilernlnger.lt J creasy, N u Co lienor, J H Hess, A W Millard Harttfl I' Inner. J N Kcliweppenhelser Bnjder Storo store Hotel MIFFLIN. Furnlturo Store Hotel Hardware store Huyder, A W J P Sands Storo MOUNT PLEASANT, Storo MONTOUIt. Storo Hotel ll 14 r, 14 n 14 14 5 14 a it 13 13 S II II 14 ft II S Hestaurant Stoves, eto Tobjcco Cliram 14 Hultner. Max Clothl tr. ei. 14 Hrubaker, off Hardware 14 bradford, T B Boom Shoes II bowman Crispin Gen'l, store 11 Dilesbacb.H F (agt) Organs, hew'g in 14 Hlckaun, A M Gen'l. store 13 Davenport, n E Ilarneas Hardwar.) II Dlstleburat, F L Dieirtch,;.i ii Fritz A ft Frantz, Cai-pcr Fowler, 0 1) Froai, uro's. Freas, bra's. Heller, s K Houhcr W H llockinau II M Jackson WcodlnM.O Gen'l ston Jackson, F It Co Butcher Keller, John F bottler Little, H II Drugs Loub. MA Cloihicir updjkeilecs Qju'I sioro ueagau a .ncvrca Huit) Co VauuatUi, J E Furniture btatloucry lililards Butcher Furniture Oen'l btore Lumber Dealers billiards Confoctio lery Drugs mure Jeweler f TUO T 00 60 00 TOO TOO TOO Co uo 111 00 TIO to 00 10 00 TUO 11)00 10 00 2100 TOO I 00 TOO T 00 TOO 13 00 I0J looo I 00 TOO TOO 4000 T 00 TOO 14 00 10 00 40 00 TOO TOO 60 00 TOO (0 00 7 00 TOO 1000 T 00 T oo TOO llosler.G H Leacoclr. U T I'axton Ilarman Merchandise OltANGE. Fleckenntlne, o 8 Hagenbuch, Samuel Hicks, 1) W Low. O W Lillcy Sleppy Mcars. U htewart, A B Sloan, 1) K Sou Hmiiu, u N Unangst unmndus 14 5 II store Hotel Htoro store Butcher (lou'l store Stoves eto Hotel FINE. Distillery Fowler, J It Lyons, It W rarser, u HOAItlNGCltEUK. Cherlngton Wbltner store SUUAltLOAP. Coleman, Charles cole, EzeWIel Colo, Wm ll Laubach, Andrew storo Hotel storo Crevellng, II Q Crawford, J I. SCOTr. Butcher Notions eto Gen'l store more ir. Dietterich. W K Forsytho Hockafeller Geu'l store now en, a r tiioro ueacock, Harvey U " Hick, Theodore Hotel Miller, Jacob mines, Waplos Store Moorehead llartor Oen'l Htoro Mlexwell. o stoves eto Illchart, N storo Tervllllger, Jacob Furniture White, A H " Werkhelser, J D " Worman, Samuel A " Wolf, John (agt) Young, suns Uen'l Store An BDIWal Will b held nil tin nnmmLulnnvN' omce In Bloomiburg, on the Klh day of June, a. 1)., ls, between tbe hours ot a. m. und p, in., where all rarlle who may feel aggrieved by tho uuuiv viosaiuvuiiuu may appear auu ue ueuru WM. L. MANNING. May loth, 18311. Mercantile Appraiser. 14 14 14 11 13 13 14 6 It 14 5 14 14 11 14 14 13 14 13 14 14 t a 14 13 14 14 11 14 14 14 14 13 M Oo 700 700 60 OO 7 UO 50 00 700 TOO 60 OO TOO 20 00 TOO 1000 1010 60 00 60 00 TOO TOO TUO 60 00 TOO 60 CO TOO TOO TOOl 60 00 T 00 TUO 7 01) T 00 TOO TUO 60 00 TOO 700 n uo TOO TOO TUO TOO 10 00 10 10 TOO 60 00 2100 . T 00 TOO TOO 6004 T 00 TOO I TOO -:o:- GEORGE A, CLARK. BOOK STORE, TOO TUO 1010 T in 10 uo 7 00 T oo to uo 6000 TOO 1000 TIO TIO TOO TOO TOO TUO TOO 10 UO I EXCHANGE HOTEL,.
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