THE COLOMBIAN.
llt,OOMSnUII(l, F It I I) A T, OCT. 0, 1870
Itnll lioml tlmo TftMe.
IjAUKA WANNA A ULOOMSllUltd KA1M10A11
NOIITII. SOUTH.
Accommodation Train M5 A.M. 7,08 A. M.
Mull Traill T.MA.M Ull'.ll
Btpresl Train 1.49 l'.M. 11.63 A. M
" " r,,si r. m.
CATAWIS9A UAH, HOAD.
NORTH. ROCTII
Accommodation Train 0.S1 A. M. T.ST 1'. M.
lobular Kxprcss 4.1(1 1'. M. 11.33 A. M.
Through oars on Utprrss train cither to Now York
or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
Uatuwlssa and Wllllalnspoi t.
Col, J. 0, Fmii! wilt mlilrcM llio Democratic
Club of this town to-morrow night. '
Tho attention of tax collcolorii li called (o tlio
nolleo of tlic Count; Ciminiliwlonera to bo found
tn our advertising column,
William II. Snyder, County Superintendent
of l'ublla School', Hpctit three or four ilnys last
week vldelng tha school of Ihis town.
Tho lllooimlmri: furnnrtH nro running lo llieir
fulli-rt capacity,-(iatcttc it Rullctin.
Not exactly ) tho Ironiliilc Company arc tiring
but ouo of their two fuiniiccs.
Hereafter, until further notice, llis cviring
service nt St. Paul's ICpic-opal Church will com
mence ut seven o'clock instead of half past
nevcn.
A Tihlen nnd Hendricks Club win oigaiiUcil
al Light Strict on 1'iiday night last. Jacob
Ttrwilliger Umi., w.m eltcted l'reiuilent and O.
1. Knt, Secretary.
J. F. Caldwell hns'opencil a ll.ikery nnd Con
fectionery In II. C. Hovel's More room on Main
street. K. Jacobs will do tho baking and of
course it wilt bo first class.
Tlie making of apple butter is going on with
great vigor and the npplo crop Is so largo that
there need bo no fear of a scarcity of this favor
ite table Kaueo for the coining year.
(lo and sec John Thompsons Troupo at
the Opera House on Tuesday evening, Oelohcr
10th, in Ihe sensational Di ama of "Moses." This
Troupo has been hero before, and drew large
bouses.
Nicholas V, Scybcrt tho ox-t'ounly Commis
sioner, is saiil lo bo ill California. Hit friends
say ho will remain Ihcie fur the balance of hi"
life before bu will Millir an arrest. Recta a of
the Timet.
The attention of our re.ulois is. called lo the
lurgu nuinbor of local notices lh'n week. Among
them will be tound tho names of our hot inir
chants, lhoo who do an extensive business and
consequently keep a full and complete stock.
C. C. Ujiklcy, Ksq. is building a stone cul
vert under the front yard of bis house on the
corner of Market and Fourth street. The
ground has caved in (several times, and Mr. 11
is putting It in shape bo that there will be no
danger hereafter.
We have not licaid that any Mops have yet
been taken towards the erection of a new county
jail. Two (J rand Juries have iiroinu'ended it
in their reports, and the Court has approved the
reports. The work is now in the hands of the
County Commissioners.
Tho Willinmsport Outttte Jlullclin an
nounces the find snow of Ihu scn-im in Ilia! city
on Thursday of last week, September 2Slh.
Snow is reported as having fallen in Wayne
county nnd in several places in New ICnghind
This looks like an early winter.
Tho hog cholera prevails in several of the
counties adjireiit to our own. and tho lossas
buses have already ngiriefnitnl a large nun.
Our fanners would do well In l.ci p a sharp eye
on their pigs, and, should tho iliea.o break out
here, promptly destiny (lie iufeclod animals.
All persons wishing to exhibit at our roniing
Fair will pleasn call at the Secretary's office,
and have the entries in-ule, or send a list of aiti-
cles to his address previous .lo the first day of
the Fair.
T. J kit. Vanii:km.ici:, S.c.
Apples are so plcutif.il in some parts of Mass
iiiIiiimIIi. Ili.it llio fanners arc fculiug llieiu to
their cows, lliiiiling it more pinliiihle than
making cider ut piescut lulcs. The same thing
may happen in this oniiily if the price of cider
goes much lower. We have alrcadt beard of
fides at $1 per b.iricl.
"Hilly," the accntnpli-hed clerk at Tuple's
Hotel stable, claims lo havo the uriuinal "dog
in the iniineer," althoiij.'h bo once belonged lo
1) ii tier Sloliner. Mountain Krho.
Some mistake eibout this. We hnve known
U.irnejy for many yeirs and arc confident that ho
nover owned that kind of n dog in fact wc don't
know of n iii.iu les likely to own such a beast.
There was n nic-eltii? of the Democratic Club
of this town at the Opera IInuc last Silunlay
i-voniiig. An address was made by Capt. Ilrock
way, and brief rcmnrks by 0. 0. Iliukley and
Win. Krickbaiim, The Druin Corps was in nt
tenilance,aiid after the meeting was ovcrjmarclitd
through town playing lively airs. There is cer
tainly foinelhing exhilarating in the music of
fife nnd drum, nnd the boys played well.
Caltlc In Wayne and ndjoining counties nre
dying from n .singular disrate. They lire at
tacked by n llckwhhh bores into Ihelr flesh,
Closing iiifl.iuimallon anil resulting iu death iu
n few hours. This tick Isofii kind bllhirlo un
known, nnd no remedy for Ihe ntUeks of the in
ect hflsjtt bee n innile- known. Fanners in
this enmity hnd'lnsl examine Ibe-lr entile cine
fully cveiy few days in older to delect nt once
the appearance of llio pests, should they unfor
tunately find tluir way into this county.
We rctrret (o record the sudden mid unexpect
ed dcml-o of one of our oldest inhabitants in
Ihe dog line'. Joe, Ihe f.ivi'uile canine of J. K,
(Irult, F.hj , accompanied his master on n li-h-lug
excursion lust Saturday, and in some way
,iuimigsl tn get under the wheels of a baud car
mi ulihh his master ni.il some friends were go
ing lo Unpul, nnd was instantly killed, Joe
was nn intelligent and nfiicllonale uninial, anil
wc doubt not Ids loss will bu keenly felt by Mr.
( lots.
The List of Piimiuuis offered by die Colum
bia Coiuuy Agriciiltuiiil Society will lj found
on another page. Fvt rybndy should be getting
ready for Ihe Fair, wide h opens on Wednesday
n xr. The exhibition Ibis year I expected lo
Ik- M.ineihing uiiii-u.'il, nnd eveiy one who has
articles woilh dlphi lug should bring them
out. It would not be a bad hha to Lave a Oil
ier n in I depa Wini ill, ih uhii h might be exhibited
articles U'til.hy our forefathers iu revolutionary
limes.
It Is n good llilng for the Columbian thai he
K iiior editor (if ibis wpcr dhl "cariK l-bag" Into
Columbia coiinly (cvt n though il was before
(-ilhir (dilor ol Ihe CUumbian miiile hinpsar
mice in Ihe cnuiily). Ijis wk1' i-sue ol their
journal loiitiiiinil eh mii pir.on.il nolleis of
him. Did die "p i'ii mm I tub" hnve die prlvihg
cs(f die idlieuiiil chnlr nice ngoin 7 IUpub
liiun. 'Ihe Coi t JinMK will nevtrfail lo lake notice
(if public liiihanies, when circumstance require
il, Olirnelghlsir is gelling so badly lliileillli.lt
)l can't (oiinl Mrnlglit, L-iM ueik'ssssueof Ihls
(;ipt r eonlainnlyii'J alliiinnjto ihe senior (ill.
for li'Sluul of tie mii, We inililloiiid the .'"
)illim (lee cr Iwlic, aid pcihuiM die jxu-t
ivroiir Is ndii li e !in unit n ll.ul he. I die
J!l t llicttt, lit r nln;hinl a Mi il of nn
id..-.) ibul llionn had (nii'lliins Iu do wllh It.
THE
A. J. Kvnns tins begun operations at tlio cor
ner of Mnln and Iron streets, nnd will soon creet
n tlireo-story brick building with llireo store
rooms on tho first floor. This will bo n great
Improvement on tho old bulldlncs. Mr. 1 -.van
deserves much credit for ids enterprise.
Mr. llyron D, Koons, nt ono llmo cleric nt llio
Mansion House, now of Shickshlnny, wa mar
t nl on Weilncsilny of Inst week, to Mli Annlo
C. Dumas, of I'lillaJelpliia. .VaucA 6YiJl-7Jcm-ot-rnf.
And ho licvcr said n word lo in nbnut !l, nor
did lie send us n particle of wedding cake I Nev
ertheless, wo wish lit tn "many happy days."
Wo nro Informed Hint n certain parly In town
lias threatened lo disthargo any of hi, hands
who do not vole llio n publican ticket. Wc give
duo notice that if proof can be fiirnMicd of such
an illegal attempt lo Influence voles, the offender
will bo prosecuted to tho full extent of tho law,
even If it scalps fho best tunn in llloombtirg.
Tho penally for such nn ofTence Is five hundred
dollars fine and impi(mmtnt fortmhemonthl.
Tn order to live cheap in Uerwlck, Colursbia
county, they patronise vendors nf rollen limns
nnd rusty mackerel. Thai may 1m n good way,
loo, but none of that for us. Mountain Rcm'o
ernl. Wo don't nnderland the above Item, but
know that It Is a frightful slander. The Her-1
wick people ought undoubtedly to sue tho J)cm
eierat. SliAltn. Our friend Keslcr, n son of tho Into
Judge lvesler, nnd who read law ut this place
willi SiimiieliKnorr Uq., has come out for Til
dm & Hendricks, nnd recently addressed n
Democratic Club nt llazlcton. Like thousands
of other young men in the country ho refuses
to Identify himself tcilli a rotten nnd corrupt
pari'- i
It Is pleasurable to be able to stato that the
Lehigh nnd Wilkcs-I'arre Coal Co, have pre
sumed woik nt all their collieries with a full
forco nt full lime. Iron manufacturers on the
Lehigh are putting their fiirnnccs in blast and
purchasing large amounts of coal. 15,000 em
ployees are nt work for Ihc company. This be
gins lo look ns if times were getting belter and
that business will steadily improve.
J. J. Ilrowcr, lias had the cornices and
woodwork of his building on Main street paint
ed and sanded in imitation of granite, instead of
brown stone, which it has been heretofore. We
cannot say that it is lunch of an improvement,
ns there Is not enough contrast between tho cor
nice and the slate of the French roof back of it.
The brick work is also being painted, and this
will iindoiibltdly improve the appearance of the
building.
The weather bus crown so cool of bile oj lo
necessitate the putting up of stoves. Every year
bund reds of liics occur, destroying thousands of
dollars' woilh of properly, because people, nro
too careless or indolent to nsccilain whether the
flues arc in order. No bitter nielhod of destruc
tion by fire is lo be found than iu allow flues lo
be filled with soot, which is readily Ignited by
the flames of n brisk fire in the stove. A little
care and attention v.ill save great snnovancc
and possibly pecimiai) loss,
Jacob HunlsinL'er,pi'(sidcut of the Minfrx'Trmt
Co li.ink ol I'ollsville, was held in $1S2,000
bail on the lOlhinst., on charges i,f embc..leirtt
and making fraudulent bank statements. I'.iil
was furnished by bis sons. On Friday he was
arrested on five charges: fraudulent dividends
eleclareil in 187G and 1870, two charges of em
bezzlement, anil receipt of money under f.ibe
pretenses. $2-'S,000 W!H demanded, his
sons could furnish but 8,000, nnd he was sent
to jail iu default of tbc balance. $390,000 bail
is not v.isy to obtaia in thoe hard times.
We aro dulighted to hear that tidies are going
out of fashion. Tidies as most people know
are those diabolically ingenious little mats
which arc stuck on tlio backs nf chairs but
wh'uh never stay there, at least when a man slls
iu tlio chair. Tho ladies havo always taken
much interest in these little affair", but we nev
er knew a man who did. We hope tint llio tu
mor U Ir ennd that the fair sex will dsvote llieir
energicsto Ihe manufacture) of other articles
which will not havo the eflcct of producing in
audible) but very earnest profanity nn the part
of tkeir gentlemen fiicu l. If, howvri-r, tidies
arc lo remain in usu they should lo spiked or
rivitcd so as lo remain immovable.
There has been so much said about tlic op
pression of die poor man by die Town Council,
in not allowing cows In run at large, that a
geiilb man Iris furnished us sjatistie's fiom the
iissctsimcut books, showing that the poor in. in is
not injured at nil by tbe operation uf tlieoidi
nance, but that a large proportion of cow own
ers are nlo owners of real estate. The assess
ment book for 187(1 shows that the number nf
cows owne-d in Ihe built up nnd suburban dis
tricts by persons owning real estate is seventy
seven : nnd die asses-cd value of prop ityof
the owners of Ihcse seve nty-seven cows is $127,-
SD.j. which is pcrbrps half die actual value of
Ihu properly. There ar" eudy fifteen cows iu
Ihu town owiieel by parlies who have no real
estate assessed to them. And yt t the Town au
thorities nrc nsked to allow ninety-two cows Ihe
privilege of roaming nt largo through tho streets
iu order dial fifteen cows wliosu owners have no
real estate may le permitted to pick a living at
the public expense.
We desire to say a few words to those gentle
men who nre members of die Standing Commit
tee iu the different township In the county.
The campaign now in progress is one of gieat
inqmrtnuce, involving ns it does the diction ol
n Piesldent nnd Vice Picsblent of die United
Sutes. It will loa great extent depend upon
your eiunestniid eneigelie eliiuls whether die
fill Deiuocrniie vote of the county is polled.
Seo to it dint ro far a lies In your mwernn
vole shall be lefl nt home on die Tilt of Novem
ber next. Your podlion is not one of uieie
honor, but one which demands wink, unmi-lng
work from Ihis lime unlil thu election, Aron-e
iiucre-st in die nu u nf your oern pally, and if
possible In lhno of the opposition. AiiaiiLte
your pi ns to hnvo such voli rs ns live nt a dis
tance I roin the polls hroiiL'ht In, mid nlsoprovldo
for die carriage ol lliose whose age or Inlirmiliis
require il. In u word, he vigilant, zealous and
nellve, und Columbia county will Ihis year give
a larger majority liiun ever before.
IifKAWAY Cot'l'I.K AT SlIAMOKIN. The
Willis of la-t week gives tin following: On
Thursday evening of la-t week n yo ing couple
fioin Danville came to Nhuinokiii nnd regi-ter-
csl Itu iicIych at the house of a inntuil friend'
on Coiiinieiev slreil, wiibiii siuht of the Times
(illice. A clergyman was mil for and llio couple
was spctslily united in die hinds of wedlock
To the minister's question III legard lo nge.ete.,
satisfactory nnsweis were given nnd It w.h sup
w)cd Ihe couple were starling out Iu ihelr new
life ntleiidid wilh die blosihgs of the fond pi
rents on both sides of ihe fn umlschafi. On
I'liday a gentleman was noticed driving up
Commerce' street nf n furious speed, and us he
hailed in front of (he house where die young
married couple we ro slopping, It was at once
conjiTl'iriil lln.t lliere was a uihundcrstandiiig
somewhere. The fuiiuus dilver was die vener
able parent of Ihe bible, ai.d he ',iad forgollen
lo give hi eoiiM n( lo die piojsistd marriage
k-forc ihe couple lift Danville. He walked In
uiKin Ihe bride nnd groom wllh n suddenness
that no doubt astonished llio young people, and
the next minute a lady was noticed iii-hlng out
of Ihc house, and she falnlcd over an n-h heap
in llio slrevl. What IransplriHl after that we
could not learn, but ns die irale parent scunid
iu n Utter frame of mind when he slatted for
Inline during die iifuriiisin, it Is supmsd (h-il
nil wns forghen. 'J he )oung eoiiple uro sdll
here and Ihe groom bus nhlutnesl employment
this week und Is hying lo earn si'k und bcniM
lo lust his lillle family unlil Ihe coal combina
tion mviislriulM ilMlf,
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA 001 NTT, PA
lleacli Haven seems (o bo favored with a
thieving class of desperadoes of Into. Tho res
idence of I). O. Drlcsb.ich, Esq., was enlcroel
during liis absence on Friday night of lost wrek
nnd SflOO, n dlnmond ring nnd a lot of wenrlng
apparel nnd fancy notions wcro stolen valued nt
$200. Whnt a pity It Is Ihcso Ihlevlng vulliires
.nro nllowcd lo cscnpo without taking wllh them
a good charge) of cold lead. Ikneieh Inde
jxndenl, Tho "hayes & wheeler" club nrc so hud run
for material to furnish "mirth, song nnd Jokes"
nt llieir meetings thnt they resort to novel meth
ods of obtaining it. They invito gentlemen lo
ailcnd llieir gatherings, nnd after they get them
there, call loudly fur u speech. The unsuspect
ing victims say a few words In self defence, and
then sit down, whereupon the Republican makes
fun of them. That Is where tho "mirth nnd
jokes" como in. Tho "hayes & wheeler" choir
from derwn town furnishes tho "song."
Cr.sjTiiAUA. The great scaro nt Centralis
caused by Ihu caving iu of Ibu mine. In the cen
tral part of the town, making quite n good sized
hole and dropping n pair of horses so eleep that
they have never returned, wcay thegreat scare
occasioned by Ibis catastrophe has entirely sub
sided and people have resumed tho even tenor
of their wny feeling every assurance that no
further trouble Is to bo iiiilieipated. We under
stand tho squeeze In the mine has ceased and It
has been so limbered and secured ns lo make
everything safe In the future. Advocate.
Our friend Heck Icy Is rejoicing In tho belief
that by billloiiholitig everybodyj on the street,
and soliciting voles fur llio republican candi
dates, ho is going lo carry this town at the elec
tion. He is circulating the report that a num
ber of Democrats hnve promised him to vole
the republican ticket. Wo have been informed
by several gentlemen that they have bcc.T nkcd
to break over parly lines, by Heckley, and that
they promised him In do so ; but, said they, If
Heckley is green enough lo believe wc will do il,
ho canjount on us unlil November 7th when ho
will learn his mistake.
KOTICETO llOAHDINfl HOUSE KKErT-US.
The Philadelphia ZcV(X of the 20th lilt, gives
tho following, which may be of interest to board
ing house keepers in this county: "Joseph Hass,
boarding house keeper on Market street, nbove
10th, was ycslerday heard before Alderman
Carpenter on :i charge of cvadin? the law relat
ing to boarding houses, requiring tho rales
of board to be hung up in the rooms, and con
spicuously in other portions of the house. Ho
was held for trial." The act of Assembly was
p.ised in 1S70, and h is already bren published
by us fur ibn instruction of our trailers. We
have on 'nnd it Mipply i f cuds containing the
net, &c, and pirlii's intcre-teil lud belter rec'iiv
them at once.
The following conversation between the fo'e
man of a certain niaiiiif.ieluiiiig cstahli-hnicnt
not n hundred miles from here and a vendor of
girden truck w as overheat el by a fiiend and re
ported to us. It shows lo what means (lie le
publicai'8 are resoiting to carry I lie election.
Foukma.;. "Clierley.Jiavcyou got any cab
bage plants for sale '!"
Tiiuckman. "Yes, sir."
Foiti:.M..v. "Well.t hurley, hadn't you better
vote tho lepiibliean litk'et Ihis fall? Wo are
friends of yours down hcie, and if you will
vote wilh ih, just as like as not woshall all want
some cabbage plants."
"Tia'CKMAN. "Oh, vah, I fole mit you, of
course." lint soon aflerwnrds ho was heard to
say: "He tin!; I bin u tain foil, I sell doogib-
bage blnnts und den I voto republican likodcr
t-fel."
HOLLOF HOXOli
T1II11U bTllKKr IIIUD&O bCUOOL.
Tho following n iined pupils have been neb
liter taidy - or absent during die month closing
Sept. 19th, 1870.
Roam Xo. 1.
Geo. ltingler, Hannah Allegar, Frank Wit
man, Laura .Cialer, Cue Ice Thomas, Fll.i Fox
and Mary McKclvy.
Room A'o. 2. j
Htucc llirch, Myron Ocddis, Wintitrop Hry
fogle, I.euora Hryfogle, Howard liidleiiian, Au
dio Hodarmel, John Oiolz nnd Martha Sterner
Room At). !'.
Freddie Holmes, Lillie Myers, Heiuington
Hishel, I'Mitli Mover, (li'orgo Hodarmel, Liura
Philips, Arthur Smith, Dora Hingier, (iinrge
Yetter, Ada Hingier, Lizzie llioli-l, .Kiuiie
11' adimel, Maggie Deihl, Nora Sltrling, Delil.i
Deily and Ilaltie Young
7'oc-mi Xj.
Charlie Cfl'oinu, ICll i Cramer, Harrvflarri
son, Hesoie Holme's, Josie llaikley, Lizzie (Jross
und Lillie Sloan.
I. F. Sc'llnoi.-ovmt, Principal,
HKTII STUKIIT I'CIIIIO PCUODI..
Tlie following named pi'pil, were neilher ab
sent nor lardy during tlio mordi ending Sept.
10th, 1S7I1:
RormXu. 1.
Hetlio Ilumphiey, draco Harinan, Malllo
Kester, Dmn Jncoby, ("has Jones, I lei ey Van
dcrslice, Sheiman F. l'eaiock, Fddio Fur,.. an
and Cli.i. Hobbins.
Room A o. 2.
Hertha Haienhuch, Lauia Nils, Annie Oher
euiler, Fil l Slaymau, Willie Fetislerui iclier, C.
Melliide, Silas ChcmherSiii.
Room An. 3,
Callio Melliide, Annie Heeser, fieoige Heig
him, Theodore Garrison, Win. Lloyd (i.iiiison.
i.'ooni A"i. -I.
Akiic Guirlson, Perres.-.i Heas'in'. fiillie
Welllver, lliueo Jones, Fddie IMswiek, Janus
Suiiihi it, Cbns. Cillui ire.
(iiri. F. Wii.iiuii, Piiinip.il.
The Hlsciio Hook iu d Ladder ('mupniy has
met with eousiderablu success In obtaining stih
Keiipiions for the purchase of app.iralii'. Tlieir
liuck ha been oldeieil and is i xpic'tcd early
next weik, iu time for die Fair. The no'gu l
zilion of the Hesnue wai n eeiy piopei i.le,siid
no -loiibt will result in die saving.-!' much pr p
illy in cie of fire. The existence- of as.ioiid
lim company suggest some thoughts. All of
die tiro apparatus has been puicbas.d by ennui
bullous fioui the citizen's or by appropriations
of Town money, and I ihertfore llio propeily
of ihe people. It i lo the intcrev-t of die people
that il should lie properly cared for nnd piolect
csl. The Friendship engine is liou-ed in u bum
on a back alley. Thu Hiscue truck wi.l have
no place for it prole e lion, und the uiilbuiilies
who repicsent dm people ought lo miike piovi
sion for both ctiinp.uilis iu die way of acoiiven
lent engine liou-e. This could be done at a
comparatively small expense. Our citizens
have a mllieieiit iimoiint Invested iu lire appara
tus to ii.duiethem lo lake some interest iu the
niallir, and at die same llmo lo entitle diem to
prolielion fioni fiiu In the mo-t ilUellvc m in
ner. Thli c.in only be aeeo.,.plished liy a llior
eiiigh oiginlzadoii of Isilli evnipaiiies inlo one
dep.irliiunt, the whole in be under die control of
a chief engineer iipimliilcd by Ihe Town Council
or (Icclid by llio (in men j iu ciiher e-ase he
should be a cimiI hmdid , nclivu person, who
posse sen Ihu faeillly of coii(ilij a Issly of
men under exciting (iieiimslunces. An orili
luinev should lie p issed pulling all fire tomim
nlc now In existence or ht realltr In Le organ
izeil, under Ihe coiihnf v( the Cumuli, and then
Ihe people may begin In realize (hat die llri men
nre fur llitiu.iiiid nol meiely private insiiliilloiis.
It would benefit die companies by giving them
a icriuauc'iit nnd rerpeclable machine liouc,ainl
il would belli IU die town by mating a wi ll ills,
cipliuiil and elKcllvc. firedipailineiit. And last
but not least, it would lend, sooner iban any
thing else, lo the cicvlion of water woiks by
curing the syinpalhiiD and awakening the inter
et of Ihe paq lc.
COUNCIL ritOUKBDINOS.
Tha regular monthly meeting of tho Town
Council was held nt tho Council Chamber on
Wednesday evening last. All tho members
present except President Iowcnbcig, In irhonc
nbsenco K. It. Drinker presided, Minute of
Inst meeting read nnd approved. Tho repot t
of Street Commissioner Jncoby for lat month
wns prcsc-ntc.il, showing nn expenditure of
$103,70. On motion of F.lwcll and Holmes tlio
report was orelcred to bo filed nnd payment to
be made. Oas bill for street lamps amounting
to $77.00 ordered to lie paid ; nlso bill of I. V,
JIcKelvy for four dozen bucket for fl-o compa
ny, nmi noting to $10.o0 ; ntso bill of llolllns A
Holmes for moving street lamp nt Second nnd
Fast slreets,r$0.12 ; nlso bill of O. A, Jncoby
forcobhlo stones, $111,10 J nlso bill of Isaiah
Hiigenbuch for stovo pipe nnd repairs lo stove
in lock up, $2.00j nlso bill of M. C. Woodwaid,
for fcrvlcs'S, $03.00. Thonus Hlckey w.ts ap
pointed policeman In place of John T. Heed,
who has left town, The street commissioner
was ill reeled to ralso Second street to glade nt
ihu Intersection of Second and Fast. On mo
tion of Holmes nnd Kuorr the grade as fixed by
the surveyor on the extension of Fist street
from Seventh street lo Canal street w,ts adopted .
It was ordered tint lot owners em Fitslrcct
from the north side of Si.slb sheet to Seventh
street nnd on Seventh sheet from die west side
of Fast street lo tho load leading from Scvenlh
street to the canal bridge lit Null's Fiunace nnd
on Ihe extension of Fast Uleet soulhwnrd from
Seventh to Canal street be icqiiirCil to grade
curb and paye llieir sidcwnllsj width of side
walk to be six feet, pavement lo be four feet
wide nnd laid one foot from the curb, nnd lo be
done within sixty days. The street commission
er was directed lo gtado Fast street from Sixth
to Canal street, A committee consisting of
Messrs. Holmes, llnorr and Hagenbuch was ap
pointed to make n contract wlili the Oas Com
pany for lighting the street lamps for a term of
years, and report lo the Council. An order for
$30.00 iu favor of W. Wirt for services two
months ns secretary of the Town Council was
lircctcd to bo drawn. An ordinance lo repeal
ordinance No. 21, which forbids cattle running
at large within certain linnt, was defeated. No
tice was given that an onliiiniice will be pie-
tented nt the next meeting, providing for tho or
ganization of a Fire Depaitnient.
On motion Council adjourned.
An exchange warns its readers not to mo
wooden spittoons filled with saw-dii-l, nnd ci tea
instances of several (ires caucd by the igniting
of tho saw-dust from lighted cigar stumps and
ashes fioni pipes. As Ihcse spittoons aie U'cd
m my of the stores and hotels in this county,
the warning may be piofitably heeded.
Heavy fr -i ir- r- r'"! in (leoria,Ten
ncssii' nmi Ani'iiit.i'i, which is nn unusual
ocelli res n to so rurlv in Ihe Full, and would
seem to indicate) n lunif and severe winter.
If von wiin t to feel w II H id livnly, uso
Dr. liull's Vegetable Fills. Your druggist
ktepi tlicin. '
Keail Ilic leilnwiii better.
From a highly resneetabb' tr.eutlemmi in
Limestone, Montour ("!)., Pa.'
"This is to certify that I was prntinuiic'ril
liy several physicians as consumptive, und
hud all the sin -toins of the disease in its
worst form such as coughiiur. severe pains
in Ihe brcnsl shortness ol breutli.nisjit sweats
and extreme weakness and laitu'lc ol toy
whole system. My family nearly all having
t'ied of tlie dispose, I had given up all' hnpn
of recovery, a nothing gavo mo reliel ; ''it
through llio persuasion of a friend I wiv in
duced tn try Wistar's Hal;itu of Wild Cher
ry, llio nrstluittlo relii'veil me considerably
and thn third liotllo cured mo entirely. I
now feel as well as 1 ever did in mv life,
and am able to follow my occupation of
farmer as fully as any ono. I aKn liael a sis
ter in a tuoro advanced state of the disease,
having been confined to her bed for over a
year, and pronounced beyond hope by our
best physicians. She was also entirely cur
ed by tho Wild Cherry, but it required six
or eight bottles, and she still takes it occa
sionally ns a pieventative, being naturally
weak-chested. I would sincerely urge nil
similarly affected to try Wi-tar's Halsam of
Wild Cherry, ns L am satulieii that but lor
your own vnluablo remedy my sister and
mysell would not now bo liv ug. I would
cheerfully answer any uno who may address
moon tlio subject mid state our case mora
fully."
Jacob Miller.
Nouo genuine unless signed '"I. Hults" on
tlie wrapper. 00 cent and SI a bottle.
Prepared by Sith W. Fowls &. Sons. 8!i
Harrison Ave, Hostnn, and sold by dealers
generally.
tVoriliy uf lleiMeshraiiie
Why w ill you slider violent pain, or be made
uiicomfoilable, disiicssed in mind or body, when
you can be inMn.itly relieved and quickly cured
by Unison's Cu peine Porous Plasters Tlie or
dinuiy Poi on Phi,ir is an uilicle o. merit,
yet its action is too slow, riqiiiriug days am
wicks of continuous wear to ill', el acme. Hell
son's Cape hie Poioik Pla-ter, being u great im
provement over them, iclievts Mm Instantly
nnd cures you quiikir than any luowii plaster,
liniinint or coiupoiiud.
Their notion is moie powerful than elecliicily
and moro eel lain. They aiu purely vegetable
contain no miiieial or metallic poisons, Their
composition and piopiriies are founded upon
true niedie.il skill, and are iu no sene a pitcut
und cine. They aie euderscel by thousands of
Physicians and Druggist), of iiuimpeaclitib e
reputation, ns be.ng an article of genuine meii
and woilhy of public co-ilideiitv. Tiy lliein
nnd be convinced. Piice 2"i cents.
M.'M'.t'UV .IOIINM)N,
1'u ei:M.eci;viicii. culmimd, N, V.
May 11'. '711 ly. '
lleiu.iu'N C'ii;m-Iui' r.nniis lMiisierKIInar yhn
llio J'eu( la Miy I
"riioln'M.clieap ht, sire. a-ilMin st remedy of.
ferisliiii liiti;!ll'"ii' lh-ipli," ".n niilelo or gn nc
ineili which will In n m.oii lime bo liitiu.l In eMiy
leiiisel.ol.l." ",,o me nil thai II, i iiiiiiii.fuclnii is
. I aim far liein. wIiom- i riliv nlo-.e Is u snnietei,! en-
iluiseimni oi tlnlr giioiiMi mulls,. u.o lut
'" o n ;iii wn t run e.nrniil oin.eiililes in- tcci.l
ellsii.ioinei .,.' ilr ar Hjfoioiis. n i.ioMr.y uliuokt
Ins t.uitlv ih- t ii 1. 1. 1 1 puln inn) i iisinii t-a )ih (
il.iciui." "I coiisiih , ii.eiii ufricittmi'l m e dul lin
piuvi n.ciit i.e. mil i Mm oroi.s i liislein. II ee j,:ee
j'i pt I'ulli I und nu- i,ule).i,v; iiie, mu liolu In
Mgli e-h'i em " 'itie.e uiemw pi eioi re il ueer I'll ol li
ds. 'Ihey curewiM i-i-i.llu r oioiis lasleis simply
lll.eve." e- leu Milli ili g ny Hum BI,j ou wm lMi
Is- illsili nilliieil. I'llcei.. Is.
May IJ Ic'-I) NIIAIirilV A JOHNSON'.
riiniiiiiieeullcal Cl.eiabls, b.Y,
Wviiiler tll()ll Wohill'IV.
Given Airny su-jiige, mj-terious nnd
mo-t extnioriliii.iry book, entided tho I look
of Wonders. Coiilainiiig, with ntinieroin
curious pictorial illustration, tho mysteries
of tin- heavens mid Fiirtb, Natiual .nil Su
per Natural, Oddities, Whimsical, strange
Curiosities, Watches ami Withcrali, l)rani,
Supirstitinu, Absiirdilic., Fabulous, V4l).
chantmeiit, etc., cic. In order that all tho
world may s.-e this curious bouk, tho pub
lishers have resolved to give, it awnv, nlso
to .end with it tjntl'n, h bountiful C'lirnmii,
varnished and uioiiuteel, and nil icadv lo
hang up. Addri's V. (lleiison A Co., 73S
Wal,ingtoii slrecl, Hoion, Mass., eiiclosliig
J") el, lor prepayment ol'j ostage on Honk
and Cliroino. Sept. 22-lw k
Iivers of Oysters can get ihc very best
llio uiiiiket nlli rd during ihu Fnirnt the
stand ol 'J'lioinas Webb nu ll cgrounils, A
capilul stew or plate of raw i jut llio thing
to brace you up.
COAL. ' COAL
Old KMahtishril Ciuil Vanl.
0. W. Ni.ai, A Duo., Wlmlcsale A liclull
Dealers iu nil sizes of tho Im-sI qiuliliiK ol
Itcd and White Ash Coal, nt the very lowe-st
uiurkfl rates. I lave toislanlly on luiiid large
stocks of
Dimiesllc,
Cito!n,
Ulacksniilh's Anthrnclle,
llllunilnoiis,
and Llinehiirucr's Coal,
hsppclal nltciitloii given to the prepara
tion ofeoal It.'oro leaving our yards, (iriiln
and Ltunlier tiikcn In exchange for coal.
Coal deliveied lo any part of the timnni
short notice. Orders left nt I. W. McK'ehy's
store, or tit our office, will receive prompt m
lention. Ollicc and Yunls at William Ncal
A Sons' Furpacc, Fntt IHoonisburg. Your
.t.....D lioj'cveiilli.v PUIICIICO,
V7A1.
7-tf-6
COAL
Business .Noticos
Hmi't full to call In nt M.irr'fl lo sec his
Oooeli nnd prices when you couio to the
Fnlr.
Don't fail to seo Ilcri.lnrd's Show Win
dow when you como to tho Fair.
Felt Skirts 70cts. 1.00, 1. -10 mid '-'.00 ut
I., W. Hnrtumti's.
Hats, Hats, lints.
Cajis, Oajw, U.iin.
Host tStvlo.
Lowest Prices al 11, f.owciiliiirg'H.
New Fall (hodj. just iu tlmo for Fair
nt K. M. Kuorr's.
Il U s.ttel Hint if you wish to litn 1 fdiicv
nmdslbr Ladles' we-iir you should cull ut
Clark eV Weill's, ',ey keep r large Mirlclx
ut very loiv price..
Merchant vilt!ng tho Fair will do well to
stop nt Mover Urn., nnd tnku iic.iu nf their
llliiei Pepper so us to be ri'iidy lor their cus
tomer, nt. hog killing season now clo.su tit
hand. Tho price Is tititi-it illy luw.
Visitors to Iho Fair who ileslro In oblnlli
really gnml Cigars nnd Tulmcco i-iut lii.d
both nl Ihe store ofTliouii.s Webb, Fx
clinngo Illnck. iiml also u line! iiortinent ol
Pipes of all kinds nnd ut all iirle-cs, Webb
knows all n'oollt Tobacco und wont cliuti
you .
Do null seel. W. ILirtuim's 1 t - Stock
of Uooels in Fair time.
The fi h-mls nnd patrons ol M. M. I!iisel
will liuil him on the grounds iliirlng tho
continuance nf llio Fair, prepared t furn
ish them with I'll- finest (Iriicerie, I'liiits
&c, tho market ullnids. Don't fail to call
on him.
Hoots & .Shoes, very cheap nt Murr's.
Ladies, have you Iriril that 7.1 eon!. Cor
set nt Clark it Wolf's? It is the best lining
ouo out fur tlio money.
D.ivid I.owenbtrg would Inform his
friend nml the public, that Ids slock is now
replete und with all the novelties for Full
ami Winter wear.
In tho Merchant Tailnrint; Department
gentlemen will find all Ihe newest anil latest
atyles iu Soilings.
Over Coating Ac, of ihe finest qualities
anil latest elesigu, any of which ho is pre
pared to make up iu City Style.
Gum Hoots, Heavy Cloth Hoots forwiifer
wear just received at H. M. Knurr's.
Canton Flannel at 10 cent per yard and
upwards, all Wool Flannels in gooil varittv
and prices, a large stuck nf new Print and
Muslins, (.iinuhaiii' and lots of oilier Domes.
ticliOoel'.. Cull and see u-. Clark A Woll.
Floor and table Oil Cloths at Mair's.
Tho best Specific for croup, colds, infian -mation.
sprain, bruises, ecu., isUd nt Ulael
ness. To avoid all dangers arising from
Croup and Colds nhic'i may bo brought on
by standing on the damp grounds eluring
thu Kni r. Visitors would Im wise to take
a bottle of. Ibis admirable iiicelicino home
withlbeiii. Moyer Itro. keep il. Call uii
them and bo wise.
For Ladie-,' dais. At Clark it Woll's
will bo found Heaver Cloths at 2.00 and up
wind. Hlnck Cashmeres, Draps D' Flo and
ladies' mid children's ready made Water
Proof Cloth at 83 cents per yard and up
wards in, ni.ick, Hlueaml Gray mixed.
For fino Hoots, Kip Hoots and fine Shoes
go to f.. M. iviiorr s.
I.uelieV, flents' unci Cliililren's Unelor
We-ur nt f. Y. II irlui.in's, .rlirap.
Jj. KernliarJ lun tlio fl.ie.st .mortniorit ol
Je-wolry iiim Silverwuri', ut t'io lowest pri
ces, ever oll'creil iu lilnotnsi'Uig.
To llin T.nelifH. When vim w.int nnv
kin 1 of DrrsK OnmU ur Fiiuuv wcur you
wilHiiiel nt Clarke WnllV a Inrtro line to
c.iooo triini. llie-v havo now thoir reill
Cstocl: reaily fur inspcctlnii.
Wool nnel Coltuii Cu- iot Oliulii nt Mirr'.s.
l!eforo you pi to tlio l-'nircall at E. 31.
KneirrV uinl liny ymii- llools mid blioe-t.
J. I Mai.n nmi fiiniily luivo jusi. ro-tlli'iie-il
(nuii lim Oi'iili-iiui.il ami ivliiin m
tlicciiy lio i nn liii-i'il u e-nnipli'lu abck ol
Fine I Irnci r in of llio In-st ipiuli'y in er ir
ket. His hlnck of CJiii'i'ii-wiiro is h1m ,m
Inwiht in town, l.'ull mi him c!nriiu Vair
time'.
W'liitu Dielios :l.T,"i teml 4 00
, W. li.ulniau'H.
per he-t ni
New II. ils uiul Caps -it I. y. Ifartrt ui'h.
To buyers nl" Onoil. If you iTon'r. wisli
to lui nl' ns c-ill ami se-orinrstocT-.il! Go-mIc
ami piii'i-s ut (Jliuk nmi U'iiITh.
Applctnii "A'' Muslin
bole ,-ti I.mx e"i SlniinV.
Kt ('ails by tin
Lailics' I'rc-iiuli Kbl l!u .ton Sbocs,
wiiltlis mul ti.es, at .MrKiu'ecy'r.
nil
IMillUOXl.TIO.-).
Jeist rpevive'il n full lino of (;l"tl'.s, (,'iissi-meie-H
ami truitiii.s ior 1'ull umf "V i 1 1 i r
woar, nil at thu lui'st prices at 1). Imon
bcrs's. 10 more eniply WliUkry'
eoivnl, nmi iiinro ciiliiim:
W. 11. Veiicr.
Il.irrels jut le
. ror biilu i'V
Larpwt lot of I'V.nry Writinj;
tliia county i;t U. A. C'l irk'n.
Y..eT in
A full line of Or.'cii mid lilur!: Ti
all qualities ami prices ut Kii-cll'n.
aw, rf
Caslinu'ris in linicv a m tlnx Jcadin:
sliiiile'is; Alpac.is at 3 cell's i.tut npwai
wuli iii;i,iit vuriosy !' l)u-.- l.QOels L't.uu.
l'jr cash ut Ulaik ei i'ii(i"s.
W. IT. Vetter ile..ler mul R Oppc-' ofiil?
kiiuls nf Onuiiuy produce. s.'(i.isij,uniei
miiile to him u ill l.e pruinpt.y titicuiltsl ti.
Uusli paid lor jjnuii Jjittur, E?ss, i'oultiy
cxe.,
(Jet. 0, w.
MjK!iiiiey'n is licailpiailen fur nil kiiuls
ol bou.s unci sliut's.
A new
Ciark'H.
lot of Pocket Iliiiks ut fj. A,
A'full tlock of Uiuler Wtnr for .Men
l!.i)! at I). 1.(jh('IiIhti;,.
ami
Vim will llml at Clarl: .c Wulf Ktore n
huge linool IniliiV ami geu.i u inh rwmr ut
6u uciils unci upwunla.
I'eople I'iiiiiIiil; In tlio 1'air next werk ni il
vanillic: In tny llry tioiils will il.i Hell In
call ut l.iil. eV bni.in's iu ihe Idic'Iiiiiui licinri'
t;iiin;; tu tlic Kulr m. they mil nut I u in liuse
tiien as when tilt' aimil i-niin-a iij. in tha
uveniiij,'. A I puikuges can talc'iy lclt
Willi llitiil until eec.iuc,',
The laellcv, one unci nil, pronounco Glemi's
Sulphur -niip U,o bent cliirilier iiucl eiiiulicnt
lor cuniploiiiiu, llmt lliey Imvo ec-r cm
ployeil. It eliiHitil ho u.scelby till wlm uro
uiixioin to possi'M iliiblcniishiil nkiii.
lH-pnt, Urilleiiliiii', No 7 Kixili Avi.tnie,
Now York. IJli'H Jlulr eV WhUku Dve
brimii ur bluik, DO i i.
Oct. 0, lw.
.luet rcivlviii, a largo tMKit nf ItwuV
iMiult) t'liilliinii nt llio limrxt j'titvc iiiieUe
lct fclyle t 1. l.micnlit'gV,
Yon c ill luiy ii wl.-iio ilSprwul iorJI.OO
nnd upwind ut Clark & Wolff.
Sjrnpa a ml JIi.larcH nt prii!.s Unh tlio
llmm at M, ,M. tlusscllV.
(l.'A. Chirk hells' Kins',! SrrS.,-whlclt
aiu (tie ltd. Ex ry pair urrivil.
A full lini(ifTiiliiic(w, .t wlic-iulc nmi
ifliiil nl Al. JI lln illW
IWETHODS PO i N T3
METHODS OF BUSINESS POINTS OF ADVANTAGE
WIN THE PURCHASE 0FH
CLOTHING-
AT
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S OAK HALL,
To which nt) In.Mo tho Inlcrcsled Attention and Carohit ScruCny of
-TI-IE PUKOIIASINO- PUBLIO.-
METH0D2:
T7H havo but Ono Trico for All...
w
SI rccclvo Cash I'nytacnt from AIU
clvo a Guaranteo proloctln All...
WIS Itctmn Money v hen wo cannot
suit All :.
Wn buy our goods rt first lmniU, In
lmrnc-no qiuuilitlci, nn.l nt tlio
low est prices for Cash ,
WE manufSLturo wllh cslrctno caro
every i;ariucnt wo sell
WU lniicct every yard of coodi that
govs Into our cimcutJ
WIS put a ticket en every frarmcnt,
showing plainly Its riualitf unit
Trice
WE cot ofT every l!cn of unnecessary
cipcnellture
WE employ fir-t-rlnM wirhmcn In
every dcrmrtra"iit
Wr nlvnll.rrtlo-ltinrrn-T,tirr1,ni- fvTOT ft partlclo of risk nn In buylnR of
BtmoaoSZ!-!..!. -N " Achlllmeiybuyic5icply
' Mamaii
In ftelilltlon ii our IminciiKj Ctick of Ilcady-XIailo Cl.ithtnr.uo Uavo ft llosnlflcent Lino
of Men'a unit Biy'a ruraUhlnt' Goods, Shlits (of our own make) and Underwear, til at the)
Very Lowest Trices.
S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
O I'
, Tho Largest .Assortment !
Tlie Ijcst in Quality !
Tlio Lowest in Price.? !
Tlie .Easiest Terms !
YOU -WIXjTj IT I 3NT ID T
C0ME8 TH01VlAS, MUSIC STOBE,
147 MILL STREET.
DANVILLE, PA.'
AV HOLES ALE )
Corner Muiii and
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Tho
tiiulcrsigned
liaviny;
wyAiaa m)&w&
busines& for tlie jmst ciylit years would call tho lUtentkni of country
ilcnk'is to tlieir largo and varied stock.
The- defy conietitiou ly any
?Se? sto GOSi,5 a 'ca'l:.- DI5,
iss,' P.t5r, Parent
4sSg.
"RETAIL DEPARTMENT
:a i o -w EjS.3!?; block.
AVlierc mav ho found a nr"o
bpoilgct,
CIiiiihoih, Colognes, 1 oifumerv mhi m tact evcrvtlu-ig Uci-I
in a woll icgiilatcd n tuil 1'iug ltoro.
hey aro also .olo M a iiufaet liters of the colclirni (
OIL
JVLOY
May ij. ';c.-ir.
Bsi,.'1!Jl
Tac Buy INT. IT. BNAMBL PAINT CO '3
nnd Ravnonn-llilrd th" cost or "(T rj.irT"i
1. iiiiiMi linnil.linfl' itml will li I lilt 1
i nlnt. Is pr'-puri-i! reaily fur uso In v 3Po or an- er.lur ileslred. lHonmunr tlt'iusiiiulHiir tin- llnesl liullillmn
In tin-eniinii'v. 'nuny ol wlileli IniM) ' ten n-iimed slxjnan und now lioUas wdlics hl'ntlrt pilnlfd.
Tills CU i:IIC I. l'.IN"i' lias taki-ii 1 rt I re-mntn" nt livi-nty of II.eM.ili- I'ulrs of tl.e I'iiIihi. Knmiiieiunl
mln-sMiirrivi-. vddii'hs V. VV A.VIHI. I'AlST Co.. ln.lCli.iiiiliei-sMiiK-1, N. v., nr vil.l.HU
V, it (!'., 1 v Wi ierst ei-t, c li-vel.uu'., iuio .
CTH' '.TTj
c i sr. ;
GREEN TEA AND BLACK TEA.
AT
INLVMMOTH (JHOCEllY.
Oiruor Main and Center frticctr.
ELOOM S
)et. , iR;3.-if.
r t r.-r
T uiler in J.aw Jllanhs, tundav
reniifsylviinia
WUTDOV CURTAINS, WALL ?APEE,
Looks nnd supplies not on hand can be furnished
On Short- Notice at the .Most liea.soiuihle Kales.
S ore in Exchange Hole.
Tho Buy MILLER BROS.'
tn&v- gr-TEMiOAL va int it':,.-s!?',ii!ff
B .lid. rt 3ieiiiiri-.l, (xuli Inr UM III nil .0 irane e fee reel, h on man? rj,..niu.i.,h...rii L Vft. " . 'I'.'s. ,!"'
h llll' toil ilrr, man: vri.leli iuu I'fU ri.le-d 'Kjnuni. nnd now lixjk us wrllics wLen ilil ilViiVi.Ti '.p'?
" lilsjli,!.Ml(Al, I'A M'l.i.(uleelil-lr.tl,rimliiii.. ati.li'Mj edae-lerlrsji,ui.DKu "wimi'le e. d rf""-',
(stioliii.heullrce. Aiidi.-i. Ml LI. Kit RHOb, lUK'Muterwriit i i .ei.ei eili.L , IS?"'
T. 1 1. a a i ; i. .'AiiiT ro, 1ce3t1.u11.tcn urut.w. Y. A y 1. -jfili) "'"1"'t"''"- iiug
T) A.'K'NOTI V'I'l. (iiecitliini eieniliiH
1 r
1(1 Wl"lt ttlsCli t'SI 0
Send SJC. to O.r. H(ii K11, t 10., e erk,lo
I'uini'Wcl i iCc n tl eci.li.ii.il n llil. u in
lewapaiverD, 1 itdotmioi ttLirii, teil Pf admit-
P0INT3:
ONE Trie o tncimi ol necessity tlx) Low
ut l'rlco
CA0II raves CKpcn'o of collections and
loiesos I'runi bad dcbU
THE Ounranleo protcotii tha buyer who
may not bo ft Judgo of goods
Wo rcty on Immcnso er.kd and aro Fat
kflod with a. very rraalt jmrccnV
aso of profit...
IT la oafv to buy of us, tlnco all are treated
allLc, no ono getting; favors that
r.ro denied to ctlicra
DICJKEItlNO and debalo aro dono away
byus.ovcrrlKHlygetiiourbeitwluV
out having to ask lor IU -
OCK largo experience catiltat and facil
ities v o uo for the jiooplo's bencllt
In lowering prices...........
WE fill orders received brmatl from all
part i or tho Unltod fetatos. Wrlto
for particulars -
UG EMPOUIUiM.
r:irket Street
lieen en;
nyeil
in
llif
house in or out of the largo cities.
Bli-di-irses, Spicec,
rfovk of r-nriiical Iiistruuiciits.
OF GLADNESS.
CAI.f. ANll EXAMINE I' 'll t'K
IS A Ti?
WOfWI
t s
If 1)1 I "VTM' Piliuli.c, mul I ifi-t n pilar Unit
I 1 I 1 111 I Jsl I W I'V 'I s 1..I1-T as :l!ir otll.-r
amy in, .c-iy.
'H S
ss. fl p x Sees.
33 TJ1G, I? J.
-"e r-s.-r. !?! limit'
m5
i-'chool JAbraj uv, J ci or-iiai v of llit?
Jiiblo h'oricty,
PIOTURS FRAMES, RVA-D CARDQ.
Building, Bloonislmrg.
Pa
12 f ff V ,n.ri . -'' uii(i. ( uiu
ti ti
e5ontori1) nl Lctno rnmpitii veorllit
rrv Iftf ' Mil- OH A. fei.. 1 uillaLd. nu
J. Wcavf3.v ft Co'o. Adv'to.
Hotel Directory
Of
PHILADELPHIA.
Tliouwnili of our reartfiii will vlntt llio frninil On
tonnial Exlillilllon nt I'lilladclphla. limy wilt wnnt
lo Moji rrt liotH wlicro thci ncrommodatlon3 arp
trood and tuq plmrg nra reurtonablu. To oj so tliox
mint mnko all arnng-tnctiU beiforo tartlnjj. riiM
can 1 dono by corriotidcnce with tlio jriiirlctoiK.
This directory will bo found such (is aro fully up o
tlieM) reldrcmerdA
Blssa Avcimts Hotel,
A V KNUR AND FIl'lV-KlltST
I Jt Htroet, opiionlto
srKt csiel !' mneJilncrj Hall
COO T5.00MQ.
A Music room ami ulngln heel, per ili-jr.
" A. IiokUiD. ri-oprlcwr,
Ilofirn. run bo wcurcd by eonmiiwucli'iico.
Juno 3 , '16. - unj
Go rz gross HaH-k
NEW FOUII-STOIIV llUlrK 110TKL, OM JiiE EU
KOPKAN I'l.AN.
Sim Ave , Jlflow Voi tv -Sccon S'.,
mioniv nmioHtlo Mnln Kxlilbllloii llDli'llntr. Atv
coinuioeli'lluiis Inr 1,i)') gu.-sW tp-lal "rra'ise'-
mt-nta 10 wren pnriii-s. leiuio ...... .
I'ltit DAI", roinfort, irouomy ttti-l r'jMin.eblo
eliaiiroa. W. II. IIAKEIl ,t CO- 1-tilhid 'l,.iiliv.
wjuly7-m.
dr.
PITTSBURG-, PA.
n li" moei complete ir.utiiil.in lo tui I 'i''i''"'!
f r tno tliuroiiK-ii pr.ictlisil eduueiln ul j-'uuuim
uilddlo-utreiU men.
arstndcntd re-eslvcd nt nny tlm.-.M
Addre-e, lor circulars contftlalnjr lu!l XarV&'ti
3. r. SMITH, A. il., 1'rtuclr-i.
Sept 8, 'To.-4m. WACO
Tlii. Dire-dory U compiled by
J. VKAVER 00
StiwijiniKT AavcrllfiJJitT iipcnt',
110 3mltlinpH strec',
I'lTTS iUi tel. PA.
Eranrh omec, 1318 SlarUct i,:.rcct, I'hlla.
D. Kllogg's Advtr.
AND TANKS - fur Irew-
'or-e, dyors, chom -ts ni iniif.iiluri-in ,mJ pilvatu
rwplllnzH. in.o .1. 1UUIKII il'' 0"..
Jum- fi-jaw. Iii.i tun wood t , bolow Ilrcnd.
It rilli!
' ( ' " '
' cvtv el i liptinii,
r sits nnd fiiu r. ciotli-
(l A' IH. 7l(TFf.t
m.II it.i: KubbcrCo.
tin -. 1'u-1.1
in .v i I M vi- i .
line : - . iiiniui'ipiii
.iiitMV-i-w
Yj SELL'S
iliN CYCLOPEDIii.
Nkw llKvui'n I nmo. 'B',100 articles, n.iroo cn-
gmvincs nmi IP oplctidld ni.ijH. The ci.it jjcick.
of unlvtrsul l:n wlfdge In ilia lnnKiiaero 0w tn
conmo'-f publ cutliiii SI WIStKN AVita IDup SCDt
fi.rWCOIlts AHI-'NTS v ANTtliJ.
j n :a. k tvas et co., mma.
Apr S3 I.
UXCELSIOR
PRITG NK CO,
BEST AND CHEAPEST
riUNTIiVO INK IN THE MA It KET,
IH Iliirchej s-l., KVW VOltK.
AU. 11, 'lei -4SW K
ADM INISTKATOU'S OTICK.
ESrATKOKmMtJEI.K. ALBBICTSOM, BEC'B.
l.elwrs oi Ai'mli'lsiiutlii), do oor.h: lion "r snrnuol
K. .Mt)i'its"ii,i t Itrhti'ii tp. Coliimtila County .tlco'd.
Iinee tx-in errant ed ny the he-Ulster of wild ruiiiti t,o
ik k. envis. nf lilo-m s'liirir. Columbia Co.. I'ii
to eiho'ia .til pi rom Inili iitesl to said Kstato are re
niic'stcd In in.iko it,v.nc-iit, aod tliosu hav,ii claims
niniliiB tlio mid itute iviu :ruik-o them known to tho
saw uilmlaktmtor wltiwut, delay.
Sept. B.-w. adiwtililiator. ,
17-XE UTOU'.S notici:.
1 'j -siATt cr jofiirA satacis, sh bemabsp. .
1 - - . . ....... .l,atn..nf .l.l.it.i ff.fl.
IMIBHUDiiH-lll'limi.' iu.iei.wv, H.muua.-n.-
rt?(Mi)S'd. v. Ih rusriaTTea fivH'Bp'tlSttirei sail
emmey to iiemlamin V ftnm tend Mutes tuvwrr,
Kreciilors,io wlniriiall tfrsona tnacbUdarerequit-t-d
tnrnukt tm) aieiiMnd tluwoliQVliiare'lalmacarttlnst;
cne Kii'ioMine nimaiT: uu m iviiuwn iu uiu ehuu
Exceuioi's wiiboui ue.ia . .
iu;N.mjii.N r. mv,c,
JUJSIW SAVAGE.
Sep. l-ai". Executors.
ITDITOIVS NOTKT..
EaTATK of rnA 1.S3 nvna. nnnsenD.
'liis im
sndrrslernr-d. Auditor to miil;o ellstrlliitlon of
t lie balance of the funds nmonj tui lieli-s of CliorltB
lieer, Lit--of osr.nffi'r.-ek tii'Vnsliln clue- a cel. will
iittetiil tn tlio appolutTisiit at tan nhli" of I r.ver
lv, liu'iilaxlssi, on -iiHirliy, lliei oloventu diiyt
Novair.be-r. A. I). is:c. wnen an i wm r an pi rsu cb
h.i1De; cKilms nernlnst tlio sal t estate nro re Utro t
1 1 present llio some IWoro llio Aiuilror, 01 lode"
luiredtr. m coiuinemijTaa-ia'-eor nuii n no.
41. e. i." IM'.
Sejt ss-lw Auditor.
.'CI HE FACIAS TO CIIAKGE Itl-AL ES-
r) TTE.
(X)LUMD1. COr.STY, B3:
Tu.i Commonwealth, or 1'enni.ilvanta totho iUrrUI
or e oiumuiu counc , tjr- eti.i :
w iL-r'.is. i.i hi i znn, i.uinui i, tnalniirr l.ni-1 In our
i'0'irci f e'otiuiion I Oiui lor t tu onu- 'y (..'iivuU oe-
roruiue .iiai.'ti o: t.-u-sieiei ourt, ui ..inum nurr,
in-wlc: Iu mo tenuoi !se.-,neir.ber (Si i. in tun
iMi-or oiu- Im1 ihic ili'i'-i nd tiiflit hu'iu . J und
hev,iiit-lliiot-, by tlie 1iult,'tei-ut i-r llif h-ildt- urt did
luiiovei-aaiiui u u. rrc.es uuiiiiiiiur.i' jrn .icuui
1 nfts, doceaseel, eleleuliuit. as o.l n ce- btlu dull ot
onu hitadied nnd llity-ri.'cilull.miinil tilt- -inn ooatk.
J I . . . i ' ' u
yrtiuao tlliti-eii d'iU.irft torlie-r os,t?i nnet cliarife
elneu hUe bu:-t-ilned liy cHV.lllm ol tlio elet-'n' m ot
Unit (lout, wliere'ei liiu Mda d. luml.iiit Is cou' u I, Su.
n.s app"l"htjl rt-coiil.u ,.mi winvas, ti,i tale!
u.Mii i. .nun.' itii.i'i ii i.u v iihuu, us cms e 1 12 i ul;-
Ul-h'u en ri'e.e.r.1, ui.u ei.uv i rw I i.nitj. iu alllliu-
IB' i llie.1 , u e.- es-'.-n nue.4e.ii.-a tut' pmeiHlu
eiii3ie'.M.4ne' seild Jitiiii Mi as (iio i hi-. ar ijred
titie la llin sidieouiii i f - eili'tubi.i, n.e ,i iifPooeu
y'.'fnui nu i'i' .iiiii, eeu'i'ii uost;iii.e'ei cameJ to
.i.e. .'ions, itiiminit. i'i-ui, i.ee'i'f ti. i ivas. m.
r.uu It. rrt as, .I'.iiu . l-'re-jts, llo'-H-Fl'-u-i Ialeli
lte.i. jviiiH au liiie-riu..rite-ei nti J n mail VV.
Kel; e.iiu Vane:. I.ii. r.u ml ilviUii i-nj Lun . 1, ks.
il,e, li. lisut Ism H.ditJ'.i'U i'le a, eli' e uh a 'i.ctfur-
4 li t, ili-i s ,, i I . - e-, iidMiii.im Ti.r .r 1, dla
'. al i'C'iu-ii, ilee-i-ii o i, ii. ert.cn U-.IO uuuer t-jnu
Jl el tli.'!-at-l J'lll; ". III. I'll-I ttin Kllejl bl. Illllltt'.O
eiiKl.!.. -i. i li. re- il I..- lll ' lliuuild lend 11 isUls-
il I u'M a u- ue-sj.'i: i s , ro tUe. f"r uun n p eper
iL'ilir.i. 1 1 iln.u. U..): ci .o lirh., .e, ,n tbnt
i.iii Is J isi y ueij4i l i our hall i ourl Miimid )m
1 1" rnrlic ii -I'M e-xoeu I at. .lee-ui il'.n mil' r-iienof
.is.i.n. iv 1 1 'je-ii e.iM- uiiie nun nroe tiii'o, , m'imiiel
en'ltli.l ; f'l llli'k- I lie. e I. (CJ ttl'i a.l"i le. e CivaJi.
il'iiia. L rival. io .r-r-e I. throes, ilir.i .. t fivies.
lo'l i . Kr h. i. or e'" fti'.is I...ii!l li 1.. alilo
'.l imelin ll-('l -s 1 1 U l III elll'in -e . KCK iin.'-UUO
in'- r.ueii'ii -it nu
ale'-'
lt,
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lis .
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s in. i r
X.,
l.C till s
' 't IMC
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111. 1 III elle
1 .. ' . w-.lt
ei 1 j . Ui lent
1 in is- l.ti( at- ..'ii 4 . ).
.anile' r..i).i .i: . t.,.
Hi Hi II J Hrt I, 1 )'. ill .
.ell' lnn tll'-e k uev Ol Si
I HO I'l ilsjC4tl elllll-t 11,0 si..!
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U'l' e.f I 111) sultl .I.1I111 H r'. l 1 .fti'.l. t lull 11 'H'lAC.
ll-. Mild pOl 1 OUI i t (.llll Mil I I - .1 t-.t.ttl ur W .1. U tllil
kii.i .j.'tiii rreuH Ul.si m Immi i (.rei..id .1 d uuw de-
uu ied und c )io to tteem ., lis-.
AllKCSlli. "Ill.ri .1.. e. t!l 111 I'lTi " l'Pf.-J.Mnf.
.1-111 I' e.f . ur Wild e yum iet. IUei..e.ji. lUc teltil
u.ej e,r K),iit iiue, a. i urn.
11. i iush K int,
Soil. W-flw. I'ck . ., . y.
QCI11K 1-AClAS TO HIIAUtii: 1:1' M. ES-
c.iil.l'MlliA COtril I'V, M:
llu C'uininonetealtli oi I e- me Ivnn
u t 1
l.r en coiiiuini.'.'iiiiiy, ejre-ti
M lie ri'leo I. "il l y.llieinl-leei 11
, ejri-ttnijf :
1.. 1.
hit 1 .t
I'oiii i of e uiuinni' I'lcubtwl u
-mu
fi.ru Hit- Ji'lktMl ti" Kki'i ' - uri.
i.r .11 : in ii.o i .rue eu m
o'er l.i.rion; 1I10UH.11111 ei
hit, ij till plilklll' lit 1't I
M,. .'.y in ,
' illllie d ei'l 1
1 1 . "ir, . 1
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line S9.JI. lletelMUllt
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laiir h
1 1
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' is l.vill.l
v 1 Iditlel
I'll J ill.l
tj-s-lx di'Nln lend
Uel'l..MHlU i.i I -1 nr 1 1, s 1 a III. .'s
ClU'-Ilhll.-H'Irl.lU ll 1 llll 1
llllei. II. I.I WUe' C. I 111' I I tle'l, :.',, ti I
?tj. nH ai'Li.- rs or r.e .'. m.awi,
ZtlJimullllail 1-u.cv ele 1 - Jiellli,.i I
la I lie ii.luuiiUliutpi. ',1 . ii.-.m, in
r ri us eui-1 Mil 11 ol .e-H' 1 1 ii lit lie r, M
Cel-milt.i, hn wo lutve 1
glle.ii t" ti
ami en doac'cin'cil Hud eu -
tmuii'i'i .iiim rre.es. d u
Ha n s, l'je-io, iles,li 11
Jotin A. I'"re-eis. Ii. .1 n- Vi,
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ni". 1, 1..
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1 Il.lllci
li.mid Ni.ncy
t ..li'. n
Aim lulrrm rilidwtlli 11. n nnn. 1,
llll i-rnmri led e'lili 1 el.)-lin u nuts, II.
U. lSU tilt
rqeu uuiiu rit-uv, uruei ia, ,i. ...j un,ii.. me I
I. K. ipl'llr e, a..iiii.,iiiai t i j I . . , .ua , , 'nii .
ilfcvnted, lia give n us i. , itird iu t lite un I
lUdgmeiii, ulti. uiluiii. . , m, .t .1 tl, .
lilslii velMlh unpatd kun imIHIu, i:m; linn l.
KJUtrtit m to pr uleie Ii.r I. in ,i r tn a, in lim
lluilfi unl we Uliier i , (I. in l. I i M
iitii-l In i.nr Mill I'.iU'l mi, . , m, n,.,,. i, o'. C-
ituilnuoevcr-diieftollirl' t ! ilir ... i , 1 t mien
III nellll lew s llllei ULil 'l -e e el, mi, i. i . . u llin
ou uuke kUoHti to ilie. e n . ii ,ii n ib
irator ot Jilm 1 reim.ucn e i i 1. d el n t tti t if .
Jlaiei I- Vrrun, (lesie;e i. i-. ,., , lt.
Jt)l)U A. Ilea, Iiurtecnj I'l, - i-c'jle i - fcuinj
Ann Intermatrlisl wltu Jen. Hum j, .hiNiilo
lnirnnaiileil tenh lie-i t .ie,m .1. c. i . i
ajipeor t)elre cur Judni' ii l.iieu. . i ,.t cir
amy cx,urCQI Liftim. ji , dmIui. i i, iucii
iirnv jeiunemy ii it. e. i i. n, i i, , n,n i
If- tleHV Ciei.et. . I- ..... 1 . i
euvLreelaeiiln.tliiru. ' ir,. 1 ... . ,. . . '
lirOI ll)ll.l JfiHU I'l' ru... . ,. . ... t .
urn
.ee4 .,. ee veil ui ei.'r. i, i,ie Hlv V Jl
.uv 0..u huuu r ie, m 1-1 fr-i .mill
ld aud LOW d uU. u i. n. i ,
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uuuuiiiejoii nn n u. a iiuivl-his it,
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MTNKteHlllo HOI CIIHl lo e llll II. I . I , ,1,1
incs
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cm. and,
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I) e I
Sep. tf ,.yt
lare lu,V6-ly.