THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COL NTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN.
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COUTH.
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4.M V. M
ll.M A. M
Accommodation Train,,
Mall Train
Express Train
, C.4.1 A.M.
IAS A. M
i 1.41 P.M.
" " 6.114 P. M.
CATAWISSA ItAII, ItOAl).
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Aoconvnnrt.xtlon Train C.S3 A. M.
Iti'tftil.ir F.xprcvi -l.rn p. M.
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1,31 P. M.
ll.M A. M,
Through cars on lltprusi I ruin either In New York
or rail idclpltla. Accommodation train runs between
(lAtawl-raund Wllllnmiport.
TO OUII PATRONS.
Willi tliU lusnc of tlio Coi.Ummak llio firet
year of tlio present nintini'i'iiiciit closes. On
Oo'obsr 1st, 1875, Mr. II, Ij. Dicflcnlirtcli gave
possesion of llio ullico to llrockway & Klwcll,
who liavo lind intiru control of llio cstnbli-ili-Hunt
since tint lime. Tim amount of patron
ate that the office Imi rcccivtd (luring llic year
lias ken liberal, peilinp-i r(iiallint', if not ex
cceillnp, tlntt of any previous year, notwith
standing llie haul linn. "5t r.ir wc Iiave no
complaint to make. Tlio ililllctilly lias licen
that while everybody wanted ni lunch printing
done im ever lufure, ihcy wanted to get it at (lie
very lowest ratc-i, and yet expected the printers
to wait from three months to a year for their
p-iy. Very few seem to have realized the fact
that it takes cath to carry on n largo prinll-g
establishment. Many of our mb-cribein liavo
lint yet paid for the paper, and wo nro again
obliged to remind them of the fact and lo urge
them to nnke prompt settlement-. Two dollars
arc as easily paid atone timo as another, and
while it is a small mini for each of our sulncrib
ers, the aggregate of tlioo unpaid is nearly
three thousand dollars, l'roni this our patrons
can readily fpo the necessity for our calling at
tention to the matter so frequently.
We are obliged to p ly postage on nil papers
(sent out of the county, and have therefore adopt
ed the following rule, lo wit: all subscription-i
outride of Columbia county nuiM Iw paid in nil
twice. Those who have not paid for the past
year and who desiie lo continue llicir ftib-ciip-tions
ittiHihcr year will please m'IhI ns four dol
laiK. Tlni'-o in lbe Couiity cm pay any linie
during the year, It is iinmve-M'iry fur u In
make any apology fur this rule, as businessmen
can easily see that while we have lo pay cah
for poMagu during the ; i ear we cannot nllord to
wait until tlio elusc of it lor our money. It is
ju-t fo mueli out of our pockets, on which we
receive no interc-t, i.nd run the r'nk of getting
it bad:. Our patrons out of the county will
please note thu abve and govern llieni-elves
iiieoriliniily.
Saturday, October "lb, is tlio last day on
which taxes can be paid in legal time to vote.
Where is the eloquent Kobison in this cam
paign ? 'J lie Jiepitblican don't mention him,
Wo are glad to learn that ltorwick has a
Tiblen and Hendricks Club. We hopu it will
not be captured election day.
Kcinhnrt Gcrshbacber, ouo oftiic defaulting
Commissioners, has boon sentenced to one
years imprisonment and lined $850 on three
different cakes with co.st.s.
The real iquinoctial storm set in ou.Satuiday,
that of Sunday having been an eccentricity of
Nature, ami in no wise connected with the old
established annual dampness.
The grape c.-op is a success this year and the
delicious fruit is plentiful and cheap. The
Centennial year has certainly been a generous
one in the way of fruit.
T. N. Mover undo a speech at the Hayes ami
winder club on Saturday night. .VikMium.
We exe.He the k'ii ill "w," but admire Luke's
method of getting a cheap advertisement.
The meeting of the Democratic Club, at the
Opera Ilnu-i on Saturday evening last, was very
will atlended. An eloquent ami logical aiblicss
was made by U. H. Orvis Em", The Drum
Corps was in ntteubance.
Wo are informed that 1'iof. H. 1). Walker,
formerly of the Normal School at this place, is
a candidate for Statu Senator on the Prohibi
tion ticket in Luzerne county. He is well known
in this county.
The Plymouth Judex is waging tlio fiercest
kind of warfare against Dr. S, W. Trimmer,
Democratic Candidate for Prothonotary of' Lu
zerne county. It looks as if there might bo a
little personal feeling at tlio bottom of it all.
Voifiis, PiKMKMiiMt Tins I "If twenty-one
years ofnge, or upward, he shall have paid,
wilhin two ycais, a statu or county tax, which
shall liuu' been assessed at least two months
previous to thu election, nnd paid at least one
month previous to the same."
Chestnuts are ripening fast, imdyllie crop
promises to be an abundant one. We shall ex
pect to have, hi fore long, local notices of diveis
young gentlemen tumbling from thu lid's, as is
the custom of youth, but hope to chronicle noth
ing more serious than a few bruises.
Tho Pourth Annual Exhibition of the
"Union Park and Agricultural Association,"
will be held in Sunbury on October 3d, llli.utu
and Ctli, Prom all accounts the exhibition
will be tlio finest ever held there and well de
serving the attention of pleasure seekers.
Messrs. W. C. McKinney, John Peacock,
V. P, llillmeycr, W, J. Iluckalcw, U. A. Clark,
James U. ISrown and A. K. Miller, of tho Ex
change, started for tho Centennial on Tuesday
night lust. If there is anything in the way of
fun in Philadelphia, that parly will find out
nil about it or wo aru much mistaken,
Wo said before that the Smiths had to do the
woik, and lleckley would handle the funds.
Wo were mistaken. lleckley will pay his five
per cent, on salary to Col, Jackson, who will
put it ''where It docs tho most good," Won't
you, Daniel ?
On Wednesday of last weik a young man
named Haiti whilst coupling cars, at Centra
lia, was caught lietween thu bumpcri and crush
id to death, His father Levi Hart was present
and saw the ttiriblu catastrophe without the
power lo aid his unfortunate ton,
Vhyticiau say that neuralgia is largily on
tho inoicasu lu the faces mid heads, of women
nnd Unit It Is duo lo llio present style of head
gear, which aflbrds but nil Imperfect protection,
nnd also lo liu use of (osinclicu and washes for
beautifying the complexion.
This Is a lvciI lime to Inn'.- tut votir last win-
ttr's isials and mnl, mid sco whether a little
H novating will not madu them look will
enough lo giveaway In somo iiccvwdlous and
wnilhy nclghlior, jlx.
Or, more probably, sco whither you cannot
wear them yuur.clf,
lly a duiion of Judgo I), an of lliu'JIlli
Judicial dislrld, Ktiiiily, thu ucl of ISlII, increa
sing Ihe pay of witness to one dollar, iloin not
apply lo witnesses icsldiug in or wilhtu one
mile of llio county scat. Tho pay nr day of all
such witnesses icmalns at fifty cents, as fixul by
Ihcni l of 1821.
Some, of our exchanges speak of wild pigeons
anil ortho luck of fportsmcn hunting them. Wo
have neither fccn nor heard of a wild pigeon
having been found In this part of the country.
Such partiality on tlio part of llio blrijs li In
excusable. Of course wo don't mippoao for n
moment that any of tlio editorial fraternity
would 11 about so small a thing as n pigeon.
lion. Morrow 11, I.owry, of Jic, it Is said
lias beeomo Insano and has been placed In tlio
Itu.ino Asylum nt Philadelphia. Mr. I.owry
was n well known and influential politician
who has heretofore boon n Republican, but
thisyenr joined tha Tiidon forces. Ho w.ii an
earnest nnd logical speaker and wo regret
that his sort ices will be lost to tlio parly tli's
Mill.
H'e mierttatul know. At nreccnt Repub
lican meeting, after tho orator of tho occasion
had finished, sumo thoughtless boy yelled
"Smith." Seventeen men were about to re
spond, when the Smith ;crc ciyiAt got tho floor.
Tlio junior had the ndvanlago of position, nnd
eased up tlio old man's feelings by quoting
"Voting men for war-old men for wisdom."
And then tho young man talked about a war
he never saw and his jwcr about well, call
it wisdom.
There is no end to the swindlers on fjot this
year and their principal ellbrts nro made to
cheat farmers. The la-t dodge of which wo have
heard is In the lino of silverware which Is of
fered nt fabulously low prices. Don't buy a
copper's worth of any of.theso traveling frauds,
fur if you do you will certainly repent It. The
only safe plan is to buy of well known and re
liable men who have regular establishment and
who sell goods at market rates.
Officer Bell, of tho Philadelphia ofllco of tho
U, S. signal service, says there is no such tiling
as an "tqni.ioelial storm," and says that n storm
occurs nt this time of year "owing to the rcac
tion wliich follows a prolonged sexsou of dry
weather." This may bo all very true but there
is n storm at alnut this limeofcar, annually,
and it doesn't scim to make any difference
whether there has been a wet or a dry summer,
either.
Wo have often wondered why parents who
have children attending school, should consider
their dull done if they seethe children off In
the morning and pay the tuition fees, or school
lax, ns the cu"e may be. It is really their du
ty to go occasionally to the school and encour
age both teachers and children by evidencing
an lull-rest in the progress which ii made, and
also notice the di-eipMne of the school, ihe ven
tilation and llio anatigeui in- tor the comfort
ol the c ililiin.
Thu Kx-Cliairnian of the Kepiibiiean Com
mittie is in much distress ami pain about llio
'Uiggtr" polo raising. He should lit his soul
rest in piuco. A hand-ome pole was erected
without aecidenVour Post-Master was present
and if ''dully" Mason tlid contribute largely
towards Ihe expenses of su tiring; the "hickory,"
it is a charge that never can be made ag iinst
our Post-Master in behalf of his own party.
Our old friend Col. A. K. McClurc, editor of
llio Phihi. U'iiaes telegraphed us for the le.sultof
the recent Republican Convention. We give
the result of the action of sixteen gentlemen
who pretended to represent the 1!000 Republi
can voters of this county; but brother lleckley
insists that we aru "malignant Democrats," be
cause Col. McClure saw fit lo publish a dis
patch sent by us. We can stand it.
The funeral of tho late Robert P. Clark took
place on Saturday last and was very largely
attended in spite of tho inclemency of tho
weather. Tho services were held in St. Paul's
church and tho building was filled to its full
capacity. The members of tho bar of this coun
ty attended in a body and a number of menv
hers of tho Montour county bar were also in
nttondanco. Tho pall bearers wore Joshun
Comly, M. E. Jackson, John G. Freeze, K. II.
Little, C. II. llrockway, C. G. liarkloy, Sauiucl
Knorrand Robert S.Howcll. Tho remains wero
interred in Roscmout Cemetery.
Win. P. Miner has resigned his interest
in the Wilkes Darro lleeonl if the Wimtn to
K. ILChnsennd Douglas-, Smith. His son Win,
11. Miner retains a one third interest. Mr
Miner's retirement will bo a source of regret
to his brethren of the press who liavo always
met with courteous treatment at his hands and
tho public will miss in him an able and earnest
editor who has successfully maintained for
many years that raro thing a really food
newspaper.
The senior editor of Ihe llenuWiatn savs:
"Having been chairman for about ten yean
I !, !.. .!.. I . I .! 1 ' t
iic jHi-iuvciy iicciiiicu io ue continued longer.
Having tho files of the liepullicanal hand we
challenge the truth of the abovo assertion, nnd
ask Mr. It. to state what years ho was chairman
of the Republican county committee. He was
originally a Democrat driftedinlo this coi n
ly carpet-bagged the available ofiices was
beaten for delegate to th late Republican
county convention, and calls original Republi
cans like Morris Sloan "plieap Johnnies," In a
word, ho declined the chairmanship (if at nil)
when he couldn't make it himself.
The morning mail failed every day last week
irreatly to the annoyanco of our people. Isn't
It about tiiro that something was ibnc in ihe
matter 1 The trouble probably lies in the
anxiety of the railroads to carry passenger to
tho Centennial, It is all right of course that
these passengers should be transported safely
and rapidly, bill wo fail to seo tint this exoner
ates the railroad companies from ihe duty of
carrying the m-iil witli regularity, as they are
paid for the service and should be made to per
form it.
We have received a letlcr from II. S. Well,
of Hamlet, Mercer County, Illinois, who states
that there nro n large number of Columbia
county peoplo in and about his town. Ho gives
the names of Pelcr 1 Hue, David llliie, William
Lemons, John Gingles, Washington (Jingles,
Cruscr Gray, William Doak, Hiram Clinc,
Jackson Clino and John Harlmau and says
there nro others. Almost to a mm they aru
furTilden nnd Hendricks which shows that
their Columbia county education has not been
forgotten.
Why is it that people will persist in the stu
pid and foolish practice of taking votes no the
cars to ascertain the strength of Presidential
candidates. Tho results are called "straw-" to
show which way the wind blows, and strairs
they are truly for there Is no strength in them.
Pew men care togivo llieir lilical bias to a
stranger, andjone possessed of no authority at
that, and It is not probable that onu ofthe.su so
culled lest voles represent truly llo political
standing of thoso voting.
Tramp liavo long been considered nuisance,
hut of late they havo bccoino dangerous as well,
Tho papers nro filled wild amuinlo i.f assaults,
Incendiarism, robberies, and all ssirts of minor
ofllnccs perpetrated by these wandering vogu
Imnds, nnd if, as picdicttsl, they continue to
drift about all winter, there will bo much trou
ble to properly owners, nnd rsxvially lo farm
ers, whoso houses aru generally isolated and
much exiosed lo depredation'. It has become
n very serious social problem as to what is the
best plan to pursue with regard to these gtiitlc
men of the road. There is such an army of
tin in that nil I ho jail in the State would not
hold Iheiii, even if it wiro worth uhilo lu Im
prison thtui i they will nut work; they wifl
steal, and are apt, if their demands nro refused,
lo seek levcngo by burning bam and outbuild,
ings. There will be trouble this winter.
THE bVTK ltonnitT P. CLAHK.
iMtocanmNcis or tub Bin.
A meeting of the members of Columbia Coun
ty liar convened at the liar office; In tho Court
House nt 8 o'clock Friday evening September
22, 1870 In talo action relative to tho death of
Brother llobcrt V. Clark. Col J. 0, Freeze
was elected Prcnldcnt of tha meeting, and dipt.
J. 11. Roblson and Robert S. Howell, Kwp, Sec
retaries.
On motion, Col. Freezt', W. Wirt, Esq., and
Col, Knorr were appointed a committee to draft
resolutions,
The President, Col. Freeze, was authorized lo
appoint pall bearers, himself to ho one, with au
thority to till vacancies nnd make such change
n shall appear appropriate nt tho tlmo of the
funeral.
Tho following named persons wero finally se
lected i
J. W. Comly, Ksq., M. K. Jackson, Mot,. Col.
J. O. Freeze, K. II. Little, F.sq., Col. S. Knorr,
It. b. Howell, Iwq,, C. (J. Hirklcy, Mq., Copt.
0. 11. Ilrockwav.
It was ngiecil that when the meeting ndiourn-
ed it bo to meet nt the bar olliee at a quarter of
one p. m. on Saturday lo form in a body to at
tend the funeral.
The President appointed Geo. K. Klwcll, 11,
R Liltle and H. R Smith, F.sqs., a committee
to provide crape and gloves for the member of
llio ll.ir who should bo in attendance. Ad
journed.
Sept. 23, 1870. The members of Ihe I!.ir con
vcucd ns perndjoiirniuent. Col J. G.Freizo read
the following address:
Gi:n-tu:mi:n- of the IHk: It I a r.v! dntv
whlcli Is Imposed upon mu by t'lolati occur-
leuce. In ho small a society ns tho the liar of
Columbia county, the death of one of the older
members seems to leave, anil does leave, a great
voih in inu eircie. io me u is a matter ot more
than common concern. I wn perhaps lor a
longer period nnd more intimately acnualnled
with Robert v. Clark than any other member
of the Jlar. It is now more than thirty-four
years since lie anil I were schoolmate In I he
Uinville Academy, Uicn under the charge of
.nr. ensna .i-oiihiiiie. ii is more 1 inn t i riv.
two years since 1 nltende I a select school in the
village ol asliingtonvllle, then under Mr,
lyiarus ciiarge aim iiiiuun. ii H now more
than thirty years since Mr. Clark nnd f bne im,,
student at law together in tho office and under
the instruction of Joshua W. Couilv, l'sq., and
it is more than twenty-eight years since 1 hcirau
.1 .; e .1... I ... .i I . ... r.
me practice oi inu law lit uns county Willi .air.
uarK, wno was one year my senior.
1 need not say here and to vou thnt Mr. fllnst-
was a iKjrn Ki'iiiieman. in nil li s nm. inter.
course witli the Court no nrin was more difer-
enlial lo Hie liencli. or more courteous lo his
colleagues ot the liar. In M nriifiswinnnl
liilies he was the soul of lienor. During the
many ycar.i in which we practiced together, ami
in n sumi'wh it extensive clieiitii'V. Mr. dark
I 1 never ha I an iiriunienl .n writing i" rel
it l.'V n, ll-thlni; I, I , re l I.' I'i.ii I.. If Ii.
i.i.d such a f i ( sli.nild I, . a mj,(, , ,,., .,
"J infill in, suen a CUHe cm unlet . II u.'i
just ns well s,-tilcil as if put in writing.aiid sign
id scaled and dcbveied.
Mr. Chirk wis a law cr bv intuition. He
was weil grounded in the prim iplcs of the hiw.
And although in Ihe later years of his life he
was not a dn-e stinlei't, no man ever grappled
with him in forensic coiuhit who did not find
him well learned in the doctrines of thee.isc
before him. and able to present them lo the
Court anil jury with Kreat fb'ci! and elicit. Ho
hada veryixact ceniiirehrnsion of the nature
of jurH,and of the kind and ninuiint of evidence
required to carry a came. Hence he was always
a valuable colleague and a dangerous oppo
nent. Gentlemen, when I look around me I find hut
few faces left of those who were here when Mr.
Clark and myself came to the II ir. I find grow
ing up, a number of young men, men of learn
ing and of character, prepared ami preparing to
assume the duties winch time will soon devolve
upon them. In this circle I find myself grow
ing towards the seniority. It seems a very
short li.uo since I ivas the' junior, and yet there
are but two members of the liar who outrank
me in date- of admission. I tru-t it may be long
before their place shall be vacant.
Gentlemen, many years ago Mr. Clark and I
were walking together before the Court House,
and discussing an event such a ha now again
happened. And then nnd there wo made n mu
tual pledge, that in the event of the death of ei
ther, Ihe survivor should pronounce an address
of condi lenco and respect for tho departed. I
have now fulfilled that promise.
The Commltteo instruct me to report tho fol
lowing :
Hesolted, That. In tlio death ot Itobort F. Clark,
mo liar or Columbia county lias lost an ablo and dis
tinguished member, and tho suitors In her Courts a
sate and trustworthy counsellor nnd advocate : That
o t'nder to his friends the assurances of our most
slircro sorrow and respect : That we w I" attend tho
runer.il services In a body, and wear tho usual badge
of mourning: That tho action of llio ur, relative to
ih'Mleathnf Mr. Clark, b published, andacopyof
Ihe proceedings be presented to his friends.
The member of the Ihr then proceeded in n
body, headed by Hon. Win. Ivlwell, President
Judge, and Hon. M. G. Hughes, Associate
Judge, to the funeral.
t ir.. ...... 1
t it v.t,.'J '' r Secretaries.
TO Will HXi'lUNGIM.
AN lUI'Kll'ilSESr I.UITIlll, ad x vektincxt answir.
Kdilors will do well to read the following cor
rcspoodence. As many papers contain the
advertisement of The Triumph Truss Co., they
will learn from this that they nre doing
gratuitous job. If all publishers would follow
our example in exposing such swindling estab
lishments ns attempt to get their advertising for
nothing, the Pies would soon be able lo thin
out their number, and thereby save trouble nnd
money.
331 UmVKf.v Nkw Yomc Sept. 2.1, 1S70,
Messrs litsocKWAY & Ei.wixl.
Proprs. "Columbia??."
llloom.sbiirg, Pa.
Gentlemen. Yrs.of 15th lnl.nyingyuu should
uraw on us on in, at smut lor Sli: .id, is re
ceived. nur Draft uill not be hnuonil, for tm
reasons, isi, wc never pay mghl ', and
pcdally III Btich close times as the-e. and any
imsiiicsa mail uuum io nave mo c jii'Hi'ineiil thai
to make such n Draft on any one iwie. 2d, our
reading notices are not put in, as by contract
which calls lor ranting notice, and ihev are in
serted under theAcaif of Vusiue a A'e.i'as, will)
mark ot date of atieerlivmtnti, umlee them This
as yon ucllknoa iltttroyi all the effect of nailing
nonce, ti lieu you can auveilisu lor us riant.
which wo know yon ran do, we shall lie gliut to
in tun, imping mi win reacii you, Delore
Draft is scut. Yours truly.
A. J. Denny, Secretary
Triumph Truss Co.
llloomsburg, Pa. Sept. 2ith 1870.
A. J. Denny Secretary.
Triumph Truss Co, 3:1 1 Ilowery St, New York.
Dear Sir. Yours of 2IM, in wliich vou refuse
lo honor our draft for 12.50 dollars foradveiti.
sing six months, is received. Your ml, has
t( been Insetted contrary to contract, it lias
iimI been inserted under the bend of business;
notices, but lias been put where all our reading
notices are placed, with thu dulu under it, just
as every ml. In our paper is iirinud. Vo made
no special arrangement with you to leave out
ihe date. If thu ad. bad nut been put in as call
ed for in the contract, it was your duly to not!'
fy us, ii all honest advcrli-ers do, and not lo
wall until the timo comes to pay, and then
crawl out from your obligation by saying that
it was not inserted nccordiiii' tocontnu.1. You
say )ou refuse to honor our diatl "1st, Recauso
you never
such close
1 pay sight ilralts, nnd especially in
i times us these, and unu bus nciu iirnn
(Makt lo have viae judgement than to make suih
a iirnn on any one uuw." Dear sir, permit us
to inquire whither you pay unu liml of drafts,
or bills? Since taking your ad, wu liuve been
Informed that when we asked fur inoiic-v "The
Triumph Truss Co.,"would utleuipt (o sneak out
of it In precisely tho way in which it has been
done. As to what any bmincu man would do,
we hardly consider thu .Secretary of "Tho Tri
umph Truss Co.,"or unyotlur lo. lhat makes it
living by swindling newspaper out of money
earnid by ndveilising, a com in-lent Judge. Wn
hardly expected nnylhlng else fioin you nnd
Iheriloru mo not greatly disappointed, Wo fall
to seo the tlillcrcnco between a sight draft at
leu days notice, and a ten day sight draft, with
out notice. It is the practice of busiutM mm nil
over thu country In draw on each oilier just as
we intended to draw on vou. but vim iln mil mi.
ilcr.-taud b, perhaps hi cause you aru not uiuoiig
iiiai ciasH ui iii.'ii.
We waul no moie of you. Your ad. will bo
dUconlluuid at uiuv, and o shall endeavor to
get satUfaet'oi to the aiuunnt oftwilvo dollars
and a h.nf, in ti lling our reinlem and exchanges
what kind of folks you nts.
Yours Ac.
llrockway A Klntll
Wo would call tho attention of our lady read
ors lo tho artlstlo m inner In which tho windows
of Clark cV Wolfs store nro arranged, The
bright colors of the Fall Goods nre so displayed
ns to showjio the best advantage and light up
tho corner of Main nnd Centre streets better than
a myriad of ga Jets.
The RrpMUan this weik bs omitted the name
of Frank Kvam ns a Republican candidate for
Senator. Why Is this thus? What has Frank
done? Or does lleckley proposo to tcalp each
candidate tciiu'imt
Conncii vs. Conxeh. Whlih Conner is a
member of the Republican Standing Commttlct'7
lleckley sny "Sile," and Sinltn says "Capt,"' '
Tho Rescue Hook mid Ladder Company want
lo get their Truck here in time for Ihe Fnlr,nnd
in order to do so would like nil who havo sub
scribed to pay up promptly, nnd all those who
have not already subscribed should do some
thing for tlio "boys," ns it will be a credit to our
town to have n handsome Truck, and will aim
bo of great service In saviiu ptopcity from the
ravages of fire.
'Squire Morrl b-ard the Kxptosion nt Hell
Gate in New York harbor on Sunday. lltpub'
lican.
A heavy Republican like the hsq, will hear
anil believe anything, and as n devout Prcshy
terlan ha tho iitmo-t fiilb about Ik-ll and lis
surroundings.
Thk Fish Cum.missionkus of Pksnsyi.va
MA A Faii.uhi:. The citueii of the counties
of Columbia and Luzerne petitioned lately for
the nppo.ntmcnl m a IWi warden lor the said
counties, to which application they have net
hctcd to comply, the consequence of which is
our river is completely barricaded .. it Ii id wiers
and hli nets, which prove In he detrimental
nnd destructive to nil kinds of fish. Kveo li-l
iug on Sunday is carried on with Imiiunity in
coiisiquencc of their neglect of said appoint
ment. We hope Ihe next Legislature may n
move the present It'll commissioner for neul ct
of uty, and suitable appointments be made.
Jierwick Imlcpcivlcnl.
Our cotempor.iry is mistaken. J. K. Grolz
and C. Margeruin of Catawissa were appointed
risli niden fortius county about two years
ago, and have faithfully performed their duties.
We are not aware that our river, so far as Co
lumbia county is concerned, is barricaded by eel
weirs, but if so the law makes it the duty of the
Sheriff to remove them. All our people should
unite to preserve our fish.
The editor of the Montroso Democrat takes
exception to the use ot tho phrnso "groaning
tables." Ho thinks that tables do not "groan'
under the weight of nil the luxuries of the sea
son, lie thin'.s they "crack nn 1 tumble"
Inn I'on't griicn. Wo hain't thought of it be
f iro but dare sav h ii rbh We shall instruct
imrrcnort"i's Iievoattui- not to let their tables
groan'' but havo them "eriick"' or "tumble-
It is a query nmong some how tho ''Cot,-
t'Miil.ix knew the exact weight of the 'flour
slotet. trom thu senior editor ot the JlepiiUt
can.
It iraa a good gucs3, but it must bo remem
bered that the sack contain c'ther 25 or ol)
pounds, and wo knew that the senior editor of
the lltimbii"n generally dealt in "Unlit
weight..' '
We are giving each week,howeirr,lhe amounts
of money stolen from tho 'ople by the repul.
lican officials-holders, but that subject does
not seem to interest that "senior edisor."
Hayes & WitKni.ui Cllj Wo are inform
cd that tho "fun, frolic, nnd anecdotes" still
constitute the main argument in favor of
Hayes at lleckley's Ii Smith' club. Finances,
Kxpeuses, Reform, Ac., are subject of too pric-
Ileal a nature for such fun-loving gatherings.
lo add to the amusement a church choir of
our town wa called into play last Saturday
evening. We do not know what hymns they
sang, but supposo that after Rome rip-staving
joke hymn 10G9 was selected commencing.
"Hark from the tomb a doleful sound j
Mine ears attend the cry."
And others appropriate to tho occasion.
-lni taigei are down to 75 cents a day I
The 'line for husking bee comes soon. The
husking beu i a delightful entertainment given
by the farmers, mill is generally attended by
eighteen young men, who kiss each of the girls
in tlio house seven times, liu.k four ears of com.
and gojiome as soon as ihev have disposed of
wniu ciuer they can hnd. Towanila Journal.
1 he abovo is certainly a slander, so far a
tho young men are concerned, and we arc not
certain that it is not somewhat that way as re
gards the girls. However the ways of llrad
ford are not ns those of Columbia. The young
men here certainly husk more corn, and as for
the kisses why hat' llieir own alfiir.
KcXKirno Mauazinb. The October number
of thu J'cleetic is embellished with a line steel
engraved portrait of the veteran and venerable
biblical scholar, Dr. Philip Scha'J, accompany
ing which in the letter pre is u brief sketcli of
his life. The literary content of the number
nre comprehensive and various, numbering sev
cnteen beside the iditorial deiiarliuenls.land In-
eluding something of interest to all classes of
readers. The opening paper is an elaborate one
from the Quarterly lleciew, entitled "Modern
Philosophers on theProbableAge of the World,"
This is followed by a brief article from lliesamo
review on"South-Sea Island Mythology 'and Ibis
in turn ly n striking paper on "Russia in Ku-
rope,'' by Aithnr Arnold ; "Siciity in Italy in
tho Last Days of the Roman Republic," by
Jnnie Anthony Fioude; "Zulu Witches and
Witch-Finders," by Lady Darker; "An Kxcur
sion in Formosa," "Natural Magic," "The llri.
gauds of Iliilg.iiian Song," anil many other in.
terc.-ting nrtiele are also given, and the editor
ial mUccllany of litcr.it :rc, sciuice, and art i
copious and interesting.
Published hyK.lt. Pelton, 25 Bond Street,
New York, i'erins, $3 ptr jcar j single num
ber, 45 cent.
Business Notices
linuurluut to Contriiuiul Visitors.
If ynu uro going to seo tlio Centennial
Exhibition with your wife and cliiMreii,
write to ltnltnn'-i Wittlitngtnn Hotel on
Ulii'fttiintKtri'i't .'ibnve Sfvcntli, l'iiijJeliliia.
unu Kivu inu iiiiiiioi-r oi grown icr(iii!) anil
children in your family nnd how lung you
propose to Htiiy uiul tret their nriec-i.
If you nro going with u party, society or
iUUU, UU I, - BUIIIU,
Wnsliington Hotel witli a wide Clic.stimt
street front, only elmrges 13.00 per day, anil
S..S0 furaupper, lodKinp and breakfast ; and
tho Itinnili ot tho Wiuhingtou, on thoKurn
peati plan, on Seventh street near Chestnut,
only $1.00 for room, nnd tliero vou am irt
n good meal for fifty cents if you desiro it,
or you can get you'r meals anywhere ole you
chooso. Auir. 1-Cw
Ladies, if you wish to seo the latest styles
in Jlrt-s nml Ivovelties bo .sum In -nil m
Oliirk & Wolfs.
Pnlt2.2,r, per barrel S1.(!0 ner aaeL- tnr
eiudi ut Silas Young's Store, I.i(;lit Street.
H I 1 1 ft. - I .
iiesars jj. j. urensv uua inn anin nirnnni..
for tlio snlo of a l'ntent hnuip llurncr and ft
la ciHtmcil Inr It Hint nn nccldeiitciui iirnul
bly
linjincn with tho uto ofit In liiiriiiiijj
coal oil
oai on. iiwiminiy Inn ureal merit, dill and
xiiiiiino it ftt hU store. Main Htrei't ltlLmw.
""S It.
Ladiea' nnd Mis-ea' rendv mn.ln Water
l'rool' Climka nnd Water t'roof Clolhi to
niiiko up, in. in all alnides ami nriivs. IMarV-
i"i WuII'b atore is tho diu'o to get thu worth
of your money and tho place to find almost
anything you want,
75 niece of l)res tfoods fur Mm I'.ilr w, ot-
at I. W. llnrtnmii'd.
LndlcH' French Kid Iluttnn RU cua. all
widths und Bizcs, nt MclCiuney's.
Nuw Goods just received at Ji JI. Knorr's.
Hot for Clark A Wolf Stnrol Thpv
now havo their Fall Slock In. Gondii of all
kinds nt price to suit the tlmcs.anil at nrlcia
to suit nil, Ho siiro that ynu Hee tliein befotn
you buy cluowhcro. Cash is their motto.at tl
I'ncea uown.
Mason ft Hamlin. Gesi. Woods, nnd the
Celebrated Htnhdnrd Organ at TIioiuhs
Muslo Store, Danville. July 21,-4w
Lttrccsi lot of Fnncv Wrltlnc? Pnner In
this county ct 0. A. CIsrL-'s.
Dress Good in Cashmeres in nil shndes.
Mpnens In black nod color 25 cents and on
ward. Dress Gimd in Inrgu variety and nt
nil lirler l Hl.irl- A WiAC
Don't ni!sit vls'lt'tti f. W. Hnrtman'n
large store when you comu to the Fair.
Lilt, it Sloan have received their Full ntul
Winter styles nf Minn Demurest Cut Paper
l auerus. uuii nun ire' u i nlnlogtie.
A full lino of Green nnd lllnel- Teas.
Cf
all qunliticrt nuil price ut iltijgell).
Men's ICIn Hoots, at
M. SI. Knorr'-i for
$1.00.
V liirce. stock of Print nnd Mn.l!nu In
brown iiinl bleached, Ginghams, thu bct-tiai
cents, 1'latincl ol all kind niid color IJo
sure to cull on Chirk iV Woll,
lllnck Alpaca from 25 cts. to 1.00 at I. W.
llarttuau's.
ChickcrltiL' Sti'iiiwiivMathusheslc & Haines
liro., l'l.uios at llunna.s Music i-Hnro D.m
villc, Jiily21.-4w
Jjtitz v rjlo.iu liavo received t heir new
stuck of Fall and Winter Good unit ladle
1 1 want of ituvtliini; in thu Dry Uood lino
will unu there n eooil assortment ol lirst
class and cheap Good ut price a low a
they can bo sold ut by uuy body.
3000 yard of Muslin to bo bold durlui?
ijo r in c ut i. u. iiariiuan s. .
Aliases' Calf Itutton Shoes just received at
- M l.' "
d. .u. imurr e.
McKimicv's is lieadntlnrter for all kinds
ui uoois unu snocs.
A new
lot of Pocket Rout at G. A
Clark's.
Mason' Fruit Jars
and Jelly Tumblers
at SI. SI. Russcl's.
Gents' Fancv
Slippers just received at
K. SI. Knorr'.
tyrutis and Slolasse nt nriccs to suit tbn
nines ut .M. M. uiissell .
Sheet Music. Slnsic Rooks nnd Musi
T i . . .
iii'irniiifiii L'l'IK'lil IV III i in '.cart variety nt
1 .lOiu.ii .MtlsicL-tort', Danville July 21 -l,v
Six good i-ecoll il-l iiinl l'iiii-iin f.,r.!,le
G. Thomas Slusic Smie. Daiiilb rain.iii
in price Irom fl2.r, to t25U. Juiy 21. -Iw
O. A. Clark nells King' rjpeck, wl
:ire the best. Kvery pair warranted, -
ich
P.. -1, U. buy Dies
Good C. I. W. Hart
mail's.
l fllll lllln of Tobaccos, at wlmlmnln mill
retail nt .u. .tl. Jtus-ell'i.
i lie best iitlniL' Corset fur 7fi eonK,. fn l.n
found is at Clark & Wol Cm. They havo a
largo line of ilillerent makes of 0orcU ut
irom lie) cents to 2.00 per pnir.
Wonder upon Wuhiiers.
OicenAway A stramre. mysterious nnd
most extraordinary hook, entitled, the Rook
of Wonders. Containiui?. with
curious pictorial illustrations, tho mysteries
of the heavens and Kartb. Natural ..ml Km.
per-Natural, Oddities, Whimsical, strange
uuiiuauiet, itiuciicHaun witncrait, lJrntn
Superstition, Absurdities Fabulous. En-
chuntincnt, etc, tee. In order that all the
worm may seo this curiou book, tho pub
IHber have resolved to give it away, also
to send with it nratU. h lipnntlfnl t
varnished and mounted, and all ready to
hang up. Address F. Gleason & Co., 788
lYuauiiipion Btreet, nostoti, Mass., encloain,
25 cts. tor prepayment of nostage on Boo!
uiul Pl,,inin O & nr. j.
CUAL. COAL
Old Kstalilislied Coal Yard.
O. W Nl'll. Aj Ilnr. Wl.lnl t. T).i..ll
Dealers in all Hizos of the be.t qualities of
Red and White Ash Coal, at tho very lowest
muikei lines, iiaveconstaniiyonnaiiaiargi
MOCKS Ol
Domestic,
Cupola,
Ulacksmitb's Anthracite,
Hituniinnus,
and Limebiirnor's Coal.
Kspecial attention given to the prepara
tion of coal b-c.'nro leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange for coal.
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice. Ordersleltat I. W. SIcKclvy'
store, or at our otlice, will receive prompt at
tention. Office and Yard nt William Neal
& buns' 1'urnace, East llloomsburg. You)
patronage respectfully solicited.
COAL. 17 tf 251 COAL
Dauchy 8c Go's. Advt's.
0'" ,':4Nt'.v CAK-"llUt leu with name locts.
j.Jlw-t paid. J. 11. Jtubted, Nassau, Kens. Co. u.Y,
Sep. w, 'ZO.-liv d
If you want tho best s.elllnfr
3tr ill I nriii'io in mo worm ami n noun
-3 B .9 L'lllil Tlilll'Ill. lvl,l- wnfW, rr
v. iwi, .,,ic UHUUtU MJO. lllllUd IU , Till JIl'IKlU-
1 8ep.S.-lwd
QP.H A WViri." MaleorfemalH. No capital
VWW t I'ilUV tuifl.e rltenily work th it
will brlnif roil f.'io u montli at liomu, ihiynri'U'nliiir.
Iim iHiir.-i' l lituu, J7J liii'einuch it., ow Vork.
Hep. IKMw d
I'Alt.lls with fruit and Iniproveinenli atvourown
I'AK.IIrt IlKiin s. t'lit'ilouui', with inapt ant i.hoto
I'AII.IIrt irr.ii'lile llllislrutlons, telllni; all ubo'it
l'Alt.UH Miujl.inil nnd Delaware, sent free. .1.1'.
1'AK.IH M VNL'llA, tasitou, Md.,urbiu)rua, Del.
hipiJ-Jwd
AM'IM)
7! joitll',
lll.'M'IIV i.h.iii:i)iati:i,ij
mon anil women to learn TKI.K- V
situations guaranteed, tiaury I
Mhllo pr.idl.liii;, Ailaressi, witli sump,
--.iii'i'iiiiui -j-i'iruviiiiii t;n., uoi'rnu, uuio.
Fop. sti-iw d
or milton coi.ii Ji:wm.i:y.
Wo will semi yon on receipt of fifty rriita ono pair
ririraui' I'UKia i-u isit-eie jiuiioua. ouo Bel spilul
MiiUs, unu lul nr lluttun, one U'-ut!ul Coral M'arr
l'ln. one t:i-iitd Wali'li I'liatn.audonHiii-iivvWpfiiiiiirr
I ltlnir, AhuHi lot ii.-k.h1 tu rouil ti,r S.".j(l. I'ourlou
wui in: si'ui, iHiMiiunii. ou ricuijHoi i-i i .oil. JewuU'y
ilnuUr tri'C Addrtsi V. W. ik-U i Co., rtilU.
l-K'jl. rj-jw d
-. ?.I-tvr 2STI3 HOME
oc youu own.
XOU' lS WUK WiMH WO SKCV1W 1TI
Tho best und elu-apeat lands In tlio mart ot aru In
Khl'Klt.N NUIKAbKA, ou tho hue ot thu U.MuN
t'ACIl'IO liAILlUIAt).
'I l.u u.os.1 ruorabto terms irtven, arid very low rates
of furu and lielsht tu all uetUera. The tal inarkeis.
FRE PASSES TO LAND BUYERS.
slaps, di'scrlptlio pamphlets, now edition ol TUK
riONKKti," hunt true every w lure.
Auuivsl O. V. DAVIS,
IjuhI conim'r., U. 1'. It. ., omaha. Neb.
Sep. IM IWll i .
Babcock & Wyeth's Ada.
OOKrt ,!owuru ,or an IncuraUo case, lia, J. K
i?rZdl riTi.kK, btlnir sworn.-iys ! 1 Braanatfsj lu
1 uppolutea to I'rufussor s chair 1.-1): haieilu
voted 4D jeurs.exrlushely to ItheuuiatUui.Nviiittli'la,
iioul. Kidney anil Uur illscases. I euariiuii'el'rl
l'ltlir's iiheutuatle lieiaedy, Kidney Ourdlat, ur.d
Uor I'llls, u iirimauvul cure, or will retuuu money
I'aniiihlils, Itifi reuix'S, and Medical dlcohent by
mall, urail Addtvss Dr. Htlcr, -t-H. Kuurth. fhllii
Mmlliliies at Uruiflilsts. w-".ii, , unu.
JUIjr 11, -ia,-u, u yv
BLOOMSBUllG TANNERY.
o, a. h unit in a
T) l-Sl'KC'ri'UWA' announce to the pullle
J.V that ho has reojicned
SNVDEIW TANNERY,
(oW atandl Illooinsburir, 1-a., at live
VuikKof tho Jjapv ondlJk'lit Htrcvt
rtmiXi, whero all ik'errplloi of
loatlier will ha m,i.. iA ' .. r!
fubataullal and woikmanltke manner, aDdsi-kl at
prices to ault tho times. Tho hluhtat prtetucih
will at all limes bo paid for '
O It K K N
HIDES
of every doaertpt Ion in the eountr),
The public pal
rouiurv is nwXH'trutly s-ilictletl.
O-'IIVM
I.T9 .
niiiuiukuurjr, lieu i,
mMETHO0SPOINTSm
METHODS OF BUSINESS POINTS OF ADVANTAGE
IN THE PURCHASE OF
CLOTHING-
-T-
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S OAK HALL,
To which ft tnttt th Intcrttted AtUntlos tail Cirttul Stnitlxj ol
THE PURCHASING- PUBLIO.-
WETHODSt
yn'E luvro tut Ono Prlco tot All.....-...
ytK rccclvo Cash l'ay mcnt rom AIL.-..
w
It glvo a Quarantca protocting Alt.
Wl! Return Honey when wo cannot
suit Alt :. -
WIS toy our good fit first hands, In
linmomo quantities, anil at tho
lowest prices for Cash - -
WE manufacture with eitrcmo euro
itcrjr garment wo Kill
WE Inspect every yard cf goods tliat
goes Into our garments.
WE put n ticket on every garment,
showing plainly its quality and
VV showing plainly Its quality and
-price -
WE cut off CTery Item of unnecessary
expenditure
WE employ first-claM workmen In
every department -
WEEr7PUrCh"ar
VV or return the money
In addition to our Immonw Stock of Uudy
of If en' and Boy's Furnishing Ooods, Shirts (of
Yery Lowest Trices.
WAAAKER & BROWN,
OAK BALI.,
S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
or
STANDARD M
The Lurccst
Tlio Host in"' Quality !
Tlio Lowest in Trite-!
The Kaaiost 'J'ci nw !
VOTJ WILL F:N3 AT
mmn thomas' music store.
147 MILL STJUJET.
D AN VIL.LE, P A.
July 71, m.
WHOLESALE DR
Corner Main and Market Street
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Tlte undersigned having been eiiucd in the
basinesB for the pnst eight years
dealers to their largo, und varied stock.
They defy competition by any house in or out of tho htrgo cities
Their stock consists of Paints, Oils,
JK-Iass- Futtjjr F atent
&c
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
BROWER'S BLOCK.
Whero may bo found a largo
Sponges, Chamois, Colognes, Perfumery and in fact everything kept
in a well regulated retail Drug Store.
r
They are also Solo Manufacturers of the celebrat e
OIL OF GLADNESS.
call ANn r.xAiiiNK tint srooic.
MOYEE BROS.
May is, n.-tf.
jkmm wot
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.'S
riiul Rave pncthlril Ihe eostof T.TIA fTP
w miKli i nnniiMnniT ami win ji 1 rjnj.xv . I J I til I last, twico iw luu; oh anv other
ralnt. Ik pit-pared ri'iuly for uso in white or anv color iloslred. la on many tbouiantli of tho Hnest bu'lldlntrs
In the country, many of which havo u-en palmed slxjeara and now Inolcai well as whentlrat painted.
IhlHCIlKMKJAL I'aINT haa taken first iTtnilums ut twenty of Ihe Mate Katrsof the Ilulou. Samnlecard
or.WJ,15 f .T".'0- .Ad'.lr,;5H N V. Uff AJIBL l'AI.NT 0o lia fhambera atreet, .V. v., or M1LLKK
V.'ItOS.. Ii9 Wuti-r Hreet. Clfivelaiul. llliln. n, ,,..
jl
I
All kinds
GREEN TEA AND BLACK TEA.
AT
MAMMOTH GIIOCEHY.
Corner Main mid Center Streets
BLOOMSBURG, DP -A. .
OCU8, 1ST5.-U.
1
BOOKSELLER AIfB STATIOWE5R,
Dealer in Law liluuks, Sunilny
Pennsylvania
WIN.DOV OUETAINS, WALL PAPER,
Books and supplies not on hand can bo furnished
On Short Noiica at tho Most Reasonable Hates.
Storo in Excliango Hotel
OCt.8tlK75-
Then Bny MILLBJEl BROS.'
Wfrirofiftl CHEMTCAT, PAINT ffiffi
paint. Is pruuartHl read for uso In w btui vaJiy color Uenlrca. Is on tuanr thouaandsof tLniiin-xt huiiim.
in mo eountr luanjrur which Imvu bxL naluteit Mi
'1 10s OIIKIIlUAl, l'AI.NT has taken llrfcl rreuluma at
of vtton sell', treo. Addreta M
- - ...... vw, . . .
BU8INIKH8 OAK1XS,
XQHITINO CAJtlW,
JTi'Wt JlKADd,.
UIIX U1UD-,
' PO-T-IW, C tv
Netlynd Cheaply jrin(ed t tlieUoi.rjit
" wax Officm.
POINTS
ONE rrte means of neeelty tha "bon
ctt l'rlco
CASK saves expensa of eollectloos and
Iokm from bad debu.......
TIIE Quarentee protccti th buyer irh
may not bo a Judgo of gooda.......
Wo rely on Immenm salei and are nW
' l0ed trltli a very email parcent-
ago or proui...
IT la easy to buy of us, itnctsall ara treated
alike, no ono gottlng favors tint
nro dentod to othors........
TMCKEuING and debato aro doaa awar
XJ byus,OTcrybodygct3oaibectvtth-
oui naving lo sor ir
vTJK largo eiperlcnco, capital and fodl
Illc wo uao for Uiepooplo'i benefit
in laiTf-ring j,,i,-t.'i-.... ....-.-.
WE fill order received by mail from all
part of th United Btatce. Writ
for particulars.........
'N0T?.r.l1dyTuyaPfyf
maman. ' . i
- Mado aothlng.wo havo a MoerJfleent Iin
our own make) and Underwear, all at Out
' "
i 1ST U F C
TUBE
V.
AKsortincnt !
UG EMPORI UMJ:
would call the attention of country
-Medicines, Spices,
stock of Surgical Instruments
IT T) 1 TT'I' nalntlnir. and iret a Dalnt that
- 1 J ,
and prices.
(2
9
Sohool Libraries, depositary of ,tbb
liiblo Society,
PICTURE FRAUES, REWAED'OAEUS.
Building, Bloomsbun?, Pa.
yean, anduuw leukas kkIIm wbrunnit luiaird
Iwentr of tho state ralrs of the I'aloo himiOo card
1 1) 1. Kit 11 It O H ll) rt utrr Mrwt. i'iei Ohl(
. nijli, .9 IS.
BLANK N0TE8,wiU onrlthout ucuiptio.
lor uu at ui (-oiDxiiiN unu.
S ry ; I';, KOWKLI. CO., New York, fo
1'amphlt.tvf lie lt'is, eontalnlsf uta ol
ntwipapera, and efctlxuauiaahottUitfco-to adrortl.
I't. March 1,
J. . Weavor fit Oo'a. Adv'ts.
' CENTENNIAL
Hotel Directory
OP
PHILADELPHIA.
Thottmnitn ef our reader will visit tlio grand Cei
tcnnlat Exhibition at Philadelphia. They will wan
to atop at hotel! where tbq sccotnmodntlona are
good add thij cnargea nro reaidnnhl. To du to tboy
mut mats all arraniremenW before atartlng. Thui
can b dooe by corrrornndetice with the proprietor.
Tbl.1 dlrrctory will lo found ucn as are iuny up i
thcue ffn)ulcmi!nt.
ESlm Avenue Hotel,,
E
MM A VENOM AND FII-TY-FllWT
Street, cipppslto
TTst oihJ of JllncJilncry Hall.
COO ROOMS,
A slnglo room and slngli) bed, I M i per firry.
" A. ItOBUHK. I'roprltor.
itoom) enn bo necured by coricspoiidciico.
jupoii", ';n.-im.
19711. 1S'"J
B EL M O NT II 0 TEL ,
STUICTLY FinST-OIiASS.
TKItltS 13.60 THU DAY.
COIt. FOHTY-FIIIST A'I) OK EG ON 6T8.,
(SIWKH MArM OHOVE.)
WEST rilIt.Al)i:t.l'IHA.
Chnrtm P. nnd 1'. P. Mctimii, of llnltlmor.
OWNEI13 AND ntOl'rtlETOltS.
Major. W. W. LKt,KI), Mannger.
Its Attractloni-Canacttr. l.nno OuesLi; r.9fcel
Ion ; 1 14U t.t't wlilo ; tl atorlea high; built mid fur-
niaaeu uy n.iiinmirfuni. umiiflriiiiwn, nuitv.
rti hneclal rates for I'nrttf , Assoclitloni. to.
iriencli, oerinau, tspanisn anil nniiiin annxen in m
hotel. All eliarg'i ninJerato nnd K(nnnmcl.itlou8
ni-KUclais. It Im within tour bit rka nt Ihe main en.
tran'-e of tho lir.mil centennial lUpoiltltin.tlio moat
iti-Mrablo lutatlon of nny rentiinnlal Unti l. The en-
tire nouso is H'lrrouuueu ny a mngninci'ni grove vt
iaapltreei, r,t thirty yrar growth, making It tha
rooleit hotel In riillmlelphla. The furultunand
eiiulpinentaof tho cntlro inlnbtlihment areof Uie
most lll' nil ilurocti-r andduilng the acaaon a flnt-cu-sn
Orchestra wtll furnUli music for tins entertain
ment of tlio gueau. iiarKei ainei line cny can paw
tho deor.
luneuo.-sm.
SKW i'OUlt-STOHY IlltlCK 1IOTKL, ON TUB ElV
uui'Ai ri.A:i
Elm Avo , -tfloiv S'ortv-Sceon B'.,
tilicctlr opposite Main Kxlithltlou llutldln'r, Ae-
cniniiiod.itl.jns for l.two gui'sts fiierlal nrraneo-
m-nt.i io- iarsr parues. uims u.-sn. uui.i.aii
l'Kll DA If. Comrurt, peoiininy and reasonabl
chaiera. V. II. llAKKIt CO., I'hlladclphla.
JU
July T-4m.
A UKl.lAIH.l. I'AKTV '10
to take the exel istvo airen
, ey for the sale of an article
ll tliPBroeery Iln".
Komethtnr thu hai never been
lntioiluced In this dltrlot. oinlraili riinidi . Any
oiinj mad miy make trom ti.mo to ta.OJU annually
by addres-slnit
aiossotn Lylcclior & Co.,
UT lleado St- N. Y.
PITTSBURG-, PA.
I he nios' ci.inulfte tntltu!lon In the I'BlteilStitej
f r ihfi tlvuvimli (.raetleal educnUOQ ot young and
.11 dlll-lll'd llilrl:.
S-rM'it.unli icrclrci! nt nny tlme.zj
Address, lor circulars containing lull particulars,
J. C. S JI IT1I, A. SI., rrlaclpal.
Sept. s, "ic-nn. wiro
Thin ilirectorv U compiled by
J. WEAVER & CO,,
.Wwkikiikt Atlvcrtlnlug Agents
US Smlthflcld Street,
riTTssnnrta, va.
Branch onico, 1313 Market street, Phlla.
EXECUTOH'd NOTICE.
k3TiTE Of TI10H. WiUPOLE, PKC'D.
uittcra testumentary on the estate ot Thomas
Wampole, late of Columbia county, deceased, ha70
been granted by the Itejrlstcr of said county to WU.
Ham Kyer, of Catawissa. Columbia county. Executor,
to whom all pens ms Indebted are requested to maks
payment, nnd tlio.o ha-iln? claims or demands
utralnst the said c-tut6 w 111 make them known to the
said lixecutor w lthout delay.
WILLIAM ETKTt,
Au;. 13-Cw Executor.
Correspondence Invited. Itoofs lald'hy contract,
wiiv not make your TtoGfs last a lifetime, and save
the cxpensd of u niw roof every 10 or 15 years. H
ean be done : if ) ou use Mate ralnt, it will sot only
rcsl-itthe orects of water and wind, but shield you
n-oin nro,
OLD ROOFS,
' JTotect your llnlldlnw by ustnff Slate Paint, which
neltli. i- trucks In winter nor ruin in summer. Old
Khtn-rlo loufri can bo imlnli'il louklnfr muuli better,
uiul lastlnt; lonser tlinn new shingles without tho
paint, fur i.nu.fuiirtti thu roir. ol re-shlnfllnir. Ou
Uhcii) ed shlnjili's tt llll up tho holes nnd pores, and
elves a new substantial roof, that lasts for yi are.
Curled rrwarpi'd shln-ies It brings to their places
and l.-eepi Ihem there. This paint miulres no heat
Iiil', Isj ngiplled with a brush and vtry ornamental.
It l-i e bneolale color, when rirst applied but chanireii
ui a uniform slate color, and Is to all lntc-tuand
puriKisej slate.
ON TIN OR IRON ROOFS.
thi red color Is the best palut In the world for dura
bility. Itha-s a heavy body, easily appltod, expands
by hi'at, contracts by eold, dries slow and nover
cracks nor scales. Onu coat eijuals 4 ot any other.
NEW ROOFS.
Mills foundries, factories and dwellings a specialty.
Materials compieto for a now stcen or Hat Itooffir
Uubber ltoodng eoet but about Unit tho price of rc
shtnellnif. for I"rlvaU) houses, barns and buUdlnirs
ot nil dp-:rtptlons It Is far superior to any other roof
Ins In the woild for convenience In laj Inc. and com
bines tho ornamental appearance, durability, and
lire-proof dualities of tin, at one-third tho cost. Ho
Tnr nr ftrnwl lj.ed.
"How to save ro-sblncllnff-stnp loaks effectually
and chenply In roots of all kinds" u loo ijico book
free. Wrlto to-day, and ask for It.
New York Mule lioolhiK Co., Limited.
1 Cedar fctreet, New York. Agents Wanted.
T. D.
Kellogg's
Advts.
Juiy ,
CEDAlt VATS AND TANKS. for brew,
era, dyers, ctietnt.sts, manufacturers and prlvato
OHelllnes. UKO. J. UUltKltAnT & Co.,
j uno kiw, lluttouwood bt., below -roadr
TUHHEU GOODS of everv description,
XV Heltlnc, I'acktnjf, ItO'se, Hoots and Shoes, Cloth.
tBS.&C. HI' II Alll LEV1CK, SON A CO. JJ4 1'lient-
nut St., Philadelphia, Agents National Itubber Co.
June 9-!3w.
NCYOLOPBDIA.
New ltKTt?Kii Fomon. Itm.ooo nrticlcs, s,ooo en
grat Intra, and 18 splendid maps. The UKsiT hOOIC
of universal know lodge In tha language Now In
course ot publication bl'KriMh'N with map sent
for SO cents. AOUN'ltt WANTED.
ciian. ii. oa vis & co., rutin.
Apr itsly.
EXCELSIOK
ING INK CO..
BEST AND CHEAPEST
PRINTING INK IN THE MARKET,
13 ltarrluy St., NEW YOltK.
AUg. II, HI.-13W k
UUSINL'SH EHTA11LIS1III IK 18.19.
BOERICKE & TAFEL,
3EI03YCOPATmO
PHAIIMACY, 1-15 Grand St., New York-.
.'Keep onnstantlr on hand a complete atock of re.
liable Ilomieopalhlu MiUIiIdis. and Itcuks uuUo.
ucstlo I'rartlt-e. Oorls teul to alt raHj, nf ih
country, by uutl or uiproM.
Hcuil ktamii tor destripllro catalogue and prtco
curreut. Address us abutu.
Aug, ll.-sw k
LOUIS BERN HARD,
Dealer In
EraiW XVATCDES, OXOCKg,
Silvei Tvuro, "Vu(Clic8 siml Jewelry
nL00M?iitji.a ex,
Ladles' and qentlemcu's Cold and fcllier Watcoca.
o American and Konlgu manufacture.
Silver and Platod Ware. Cloclt-
FINE JEWELRY, AO., AO.
UKPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
I'ruitiptlr Uxecutcil,
ic j,T-ir