THE COLOMBIAN AND BEMOCRAt,BtODMSBURG, COLUMBIA COt WY, A7
try.
Miscellaneous.
Mr. St lirticilor' Alr-Shlp. .
Tun invkntor ruordsia to cross the
OCEAN- AND ArTIUtWARI) TO OK0AN
1ZB AN AIIl'STIIAMKK COM
fANY. The New York Tribune, In a recent issue,
"I am not au rnlliu.lat, Imt n practical
man,'' aid l'rof. P. W. Sclirneiler, tlio aerial
navigator, who 1 building an airship In this
city with which to journey to Kuropo In 4S
hours, m ho aat on one of the benches In
Stuyvecant park yesterday, with drawings of
hU Inventions spread out on his knees. "Nor
am I n mere adventurer, but the son of a
distinguished nobleman of Hanover, n colo
nel In the Prussian nrmy, and t have just ns
good a homo as a man can want. Some of
the papers have been trying to make me out
a crazy adventurer, and two years ago, when
I was trying my experiment, the Baltimore
papers ridiculed m as a lunatic, hut after
some of my inventions had been adopted in
France they wanted to lay claim to them as
of American origin.
"I am so firmly cnnvinced,"continued Mr.
Scroeder, "of the practicability ot going to
Europe on a current of air that I will risk
my life in the trial. Why, I have received
dozens of letters from all parts of the world
from persons begging to be allowed to go
with me. Among other, the most celebrat
aeronaut In Europe, Christopher Collier, of
lirtiwem, has asked me, but I shall take only
two besides myself. I have no fear of acci
dents, for the material of the balloon or gas
receiver is to bo wonderfully strong, closer
knit even than silk. Here is some of it,"
and he exhibited a white fabric of stout tex
ture, "They call It 'batiste,' and it cannot
bi procured in Europe. If the receiver
should explode, there Is above the balloon a
piece of canvass so arranged as to act as a
parachute, to let me down slowly. With the
same arrangement when a balloon burst with
me once in Brazil I came down so slowly
that I took out my pistol and fired holes into
the canvass in order to hurry it. The pub
lished description of my balloon Is fantasti
cal and incorrect. The distance between the
car and balloon Is 2 instead of 20 feet; the
length Is 00 feet; it is 2.1) feet in diameter,
with a capacity of 45,000 cubic feet of ga,
the lifting power of the gas being 1 ounce to
the square foot. I have made upwards of
400 ascensions, and have never met with an
accident. Heretofore 1 have worked the ma
chinery by band. On my ocean trip I shall
have au electric engine. On all my trips
across the ocean before this I would let up
from the steamer's deck small b.illoons,whlch
I observed would be caught up in a current
of air and carried east; higher up they were
caught up by a contrary gust of wind and
whirled we8t,which proved to me that a low
er and warm current of air blew from west
to east, while the upper current blew from
east to west. Now X shall get in the lower
current and go straight to E'irope. I cannot
fly in t jie teeth of the wind, but, if necessary,
by using tho wings of my machine, I can
mount to a favorable current and continue
iny progress.
"In two or three weeks my ship will be
finished," continued Mr. Schroeder. "I
shall be flying around over Brooklyn, New
York and New Jersey. I shall subject my
my balloon to the severest test before 1 start
on my ocean voyage. I shall pay a visit to
Washington and let the officers of the Coast
Survey see for themselves. Returning, I
shall go to various places in the Eastern
States, and then, about September, I will
cross the ocean. Within a year I want to
organize a company to build twenty or thirty
of my ships, so that I can have two ships
leaving New lork every day and two com
ing in, carrying thewnail between this coun
try and Europe. They will be regular air
steamers, and are destined to supercede eve
ry other method of travel. There is only
one improvement needed, and that a French
professor, whose name I must not mention,
promises to procure me soon, He tells rae
me that he has discovered a non-explosive
gas, and one that possesses three times the
listing power of hydrogen gas. If this is so
then wo can make balloons out, of copper,
and the only risk, that of explosion, is gone.
I am very well protected by patents on my
inventions,,but Ritchell, up in Massachu
setts, has infringed op my patent."
Mr Schroeder has a pleasant countenance,
and is tall, with blue eyes, dark, curling
Jialr, anil dark moustache. He will be forty
years old ou Sunday next, and he remarked
that he would like to make his start then, as
it would be a glorious celebration of his
birthday.
Frontier Iiulldozer.
When I applied for the position of citv
editor of the Daily Scalper, a frontier paper
ot some pretense, the man at the helm sim
ply asked my name, age and weight, and
what I knew about tho business, and he em
ployed me.
'The proprietor is not hard to suit,' I said
to tho Toreman that evening as I began busi
ness, 'Why do you think so?'
'Because be engaged me at once,' I re
plied.
The foreman laughed
'That's because he thinks you won'tjast
more than n day or two. They "never do.1
'Who?' '
'The editors get cleaned out, you know ;
knocked In tho li?ad,hoj to iiifces bnued.
borne ot 'em leave ine first day, others ban
ou a week or more, and then we carry 'em to
mat tun you see over there and plant 'em
.there's a row oriocal editors over there hal
a mile long, and all died with their boot,
on.'
Surely this was not veiy encouraging, but
l am not nan believe It,
'It's a fact, though,' declared the foreman
'TnU town ain't like other places, and then
tbU Is a liigU pressure newspaper. If you
wisn to tie popular you must pitch Into pen
pie like blazes. Those follows of the hill
were popular,
'And that's why they got killed, I sup
pose! said l.
" reckon so, at any rate they are dead
Joe .lodge killed them,'
Joe Hodges?'
yes.'
'Who is be, pray?'
;?Tbe town bully; the masher of tbevll
lage, a genuine .double-back-acllon rough
ueiier not say anything about Joe, or he'l
waltz In here and mash you Into a jelly I
no nine, v ery particular Is Joe about new
paper notices.'
'Then be shall have none In this paper,'
nam ueiermineuiy.
Uh, but that won't do!' exclaimed the
loteman. 'Joe Is that sort of a fellow that
he won't be slighted nothing he bates so
as neglect ; and then lie's mixed up In every
row, so you-Jl have to mention him. In fact
,Joe Jlodges is on a light worco than auy
iuau i ever Knew.'
'Copy I yelled pne of the compositors.
The foreman cleaned tho hook and rushed
into the composing room.
'I'll fix Joo Hodges,'! said to myself when
tho foreman was gone. 'The flrt blow Is
the best, so here goes.'
I seized my pencil and wrote n little no
tice, comparing Joe Hodges with a mule,
and saying that, according to all account,
ho was a drunken rascal, unlit for human
association.
Tho notice was put in typo at onco and
appeared In the paper next morning along
with the other locals, and that afternoon
Joe Hodges called.
I was busy writing when ho camo In, but
I looked up, and n hurried glance told me
who he was.
A short, heavy-set, swarthy, low-browed
rascal, with black hair and eyes, and red
shirt that was .Toe Hodges,
'Take a scat,' I said, and went on writ
ing. 'What is your name?' I said, glancing at
him.
'Joo Hodges ' ,
I dahed It down on a broad piece of blank
paper on the table.
'How old are you ?' , ,
'Forty-two,' with a surprised look.4 '
I dashed it down In the same way.
'Your birth-place?' -I
'Missouri,' with still more surprise,
l put it, uown nml then reached lor a
heavy revolver, which I cocked and laid on
the table.
'Are you married?' I nked, with a quiet
look at the astonished man.
'No,' ho replied, staring wildly.
I put the answer down.
'What is your business?'
A hlacksmith.'
I made a record of tho f.ict, and looked to
ask another question, when I saw the bully
had rUen and stood glaring at me, his hand
on tho door.
'What in thunder are von writing?' he
elled, his f.ice almost purple.
'An obituary.'
'Whoe?'
'Yours.'
He may havo had urgent business down
on the street ; I do not know ; at any rate
le suddenly withdrew from my presence and
never appeared again.
Condition of American Agriculture.
The reports that reach us from all parts of
the Union represent the agricultural inter
ests to be so generally prosperous, flourish-
ng and in good condition that the return of
active trade seems to be unavoidable. The
ruth is that while, tinder the influence of
the epidemic insolvency, the trading clones
have been ruining each other and prevent-
ng any possible reaction in the prices of
merchandise, tho farmers, gardeners and
planters have done . business -for cash, have
made surcof their profits, and have not suf
fered from the bankrupt law. It is beyond
question, that the Immense increase of the
ational exports is mainly due to the drift
f the social current that has forced so large
proportion of the bone nnd sinew of the
Republic Into agriculture as the chief re
source of, the nation. So prodigious have
the crops bocome.that It seems ridiculous to
find railroad managers talking about the In-
ufficiency of the.national products to supply
paying business to a few trunk lines. If
the farmers and planters can obtain adequate
facilities for transportation to market, tho
country can furnish produce enough to
amaze tho commerce of the world. The lat
est foreign demand before us in this way ia
for livestock to ,bo shipped alive to Europe
to he there bred for use, and thl-t includes
orses, beeves, sheep and swine, Tho field
pening before American agriculture is, in
fact, practically limitless, and now we have
got tho upper hand fairly and (ully, it will
be our own fault if wo do not keep it. We
can feed and clothe the civilized races of all
tho world. This is something worth think
ing about and boasting of.
lie Meant Iiusiness.
"Where are you going with tho puppies,
my little man ?" asked a gentleman of n
small boy yesterday whom he met with three
pups in a basket.
"Goin' to drown them," was tho reply.
"I want a pup for my little boy to play
with ; what do you say to letting mo take
one.of them?"
I'll sell you one," spoke up the boy, with
true American enterprise.
"1 11 sell you this yaller one for half a dol
lar, the black one for seventy-five cents, and
the spotted one is worth a dollar,"
"I think my boy would like the spotted
one best, but you ask too much for it. You
had Intended drowning all of them, but I'll
give you twenty.five cents and save you tho
trouble of drowning the spotted one."
"Iweuty-five cents for thafspotted pup !"
exclaimed the" boy ; "I can't stand it ; taxes
are high ; rent is high ; groceries are high ;
oil is down and going lower oh, no ; I can't
take less than a dollar."
"Hut you intend to drown "
"lake the black one at seventy-five
cents,
"My little boy wouldn't like the black-
one.
"Take the yaller one at half-a dollar, and
he's dog-cheap."
'I don t like his color.
"Well, then you'd better tell your little
boy to play with his toes," and he continued
on his way to the river, remarking that "no
party can dead-beat his way on me thee
hard times." 0(7 City Derrick,
HUNT'S
Alrdlrlnft it not ft new
t'oru pound t It baa been
before the public aoyeuv
nd ti if(l ly til rluaei,
HITNT'M St fc"4j tin V
tlUUTIld frum II flu. pin
dlipase aod death hun
dred! vho bare been
trlTPn tin d I'htii.una
to die, IIUNT'rt HllV.UV cure- n I 1)U-
fattm Of III (Unnvi. Itlxldrr. anil if.ln.VJ
Organ, Jtrupaw. lirfttrl, J Ha brie, ana
Iiirqm.Denre and Iteleutlon f Trine
II USI" It HSnSIl V encuuMceaSleep, Wateaar!
appetite, brace au th ayatem, and re Dewed health
hVit. IHfNT'a'ltKMKIlY cure.ValS
IntltMdr, Hack, or om, lirnrrnt Debit
Itr. Prmitla DUeaaei, JHsturbed lerp, Loara
urApfirtile, J!rUbI0 DUfn.e or 1 1.5 Kid -lej-aaud
all Complaint of th (Trino-Uriiitn I
Organ-, llINT UKMEIliVpSreir"t-Ke:
tabitf.andnM'eti a want neTer before furo I tilled toioa
Lvr,.' " null I o
One trial will con .
bend ior pamphlet to
REMEDY
OTM. R. CLAIiKK,
rUOVUXkCJT. 11. I,
ttus.,T-y lubes
At Private Sale,
A VAUM CO.NTAl.N'INd AHOL'T
ioe ACRES,
inobtly cleared, and whereon nro erected u
T-AItaK 11HICK DWEIXINO HOUSl-l
a Krame lllanlt llarn, Wagon Find, and other out-
m ii 1 ii, fc "if at me nouse and 0110
v uu ... .....u utvniaun tark-e iiumneroi All
Plo, reach and cherry Trees and a good 1
JIlO.V-hTO.NE STO.NK QUAItHV.
ALSO,
A LOT OF GROUND
at the corDer or Third and Centre streets, being one
Uuudredand fourteen and cue-httU itet ou Centre
Lui'ku Ilrlck Dwelling House,
wlthSTiaM JUaiiso ArriRiTis, and In thorouifh
repair, llwlnif a V, ill. cisteru, ieVbourf. Kn
HousBaDdallconvenlenria. -ooiiuk
Uolh bltuate within iho llmlta ot the Town of
J01I.V a. FREEZE,
IlLOUMSItet'd,
aug, J3d, 7S-sm ,tBU
JOB I'ltlNTInO
Neatly and cheaply eieculetl at tlio
()Qt,PMUIAN OOioe,
GILES'
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA
Cure) all I'aln In Sinn and Ilcnftt
TESTIMONIALS t
rRoi.Arsus Uteri tKalllnn of tho Womb.l A Won
derful cure. Nine jears iny Kite BUtlcrcd Jnlth this
terrible complaint. Miewas attended by doctor af
ter doctor, went to tho different hospitals where fe
males are treated; tried them All; wore bandages
and pessaries ( ttti only temporary relief. Her life
was mnerahln. Vn applied Dr. (ills' Llnltnent.
ller relict wa. Immediate, (.ho H now well.
H. HcliKRMOrr.
40 West 18th street, New York.
I had twelve strokes of Paralysis. My lefr, arm
and Ungue were useli-ss ; was obliged to use a cath
eter firry day. Uoilor (Hies' Liniment lodtdecf
Ammonia h is cured me. 111 answer ay Inquiries
so time all ullllc-ed may know ot It.
iioux Ami., iNnriu itraniora, ionn.
cni-.ttiut. i l l. l'hlluflt! nM. Atirll 22. TB. I
r. v. mu itvir ki.-t iiii w.iif huiiili. nf I
Ammonia Liniment ou Flnra Teii.olo's hind naateru
joint. Mm had been. quite lamoj the effect was
wonderful; shit wuks now qulto well. Vcry.ro-
spcetruuy ours,
A. WKLcn.
P. S. I am now using It on Littleton's right fore
leer.
a large shoo boll on a valuable young horse was
remueu uy lines ununcnt louiae oi Aiumuma.
SiiKniEHli KNirr,
Carpets. IT.islxtn ave.. New York.
Asthma The tortures and agonies I endured tor
hlf vntirs. nonn but llinsn who huH suffered with
this terrible disease can know. My life was misera
ble, in desperation 1 tried titles' Liniment lo-ilde ot
Ainmnulu. It. gae mo Instant relief. I'ecd It In
ternally as well us external v.
I I 11113. IJKANIUAH,
127 west 27th street. New York,
I was In a drenatul condition. Joint swollen,
pain Intense, Injections of morphine Into my veins
failed to relieve inc. (Dies' Iodide of Ammonia took
nwav tho deposits fiom my Joints I want every
one wno sutlers to Know wuai m euro inem.
Foanvi-K I)TiiKOP,
North Ilvdo Pork. Ijimmolllo co. vt.
Another Sufferer cured. IllSL-hftttred from the
Massachusetts (lenernl Hospital us Incurable, with
lulUn.mutory rheumatism in 111 shoulders, lingers
and feel ; sufTered fearlully for threw enrs, tried
eer)iumr; lost uu nope. nr. uuea i.iiiuut-ui iou
Idoof Ammonia clTt-cled a complete cure.
Kl 1 KN MIT1I,
No. 72 Prane street. Fall Hirer. Mass
Sprains, splints, l-rulses. Utineness In horses,
Ollcs' Llnlmi-nt lodlds of Ammonia Is a i-rfect spe.
clllc. Noperson whoownsa horse should be with
out It.
M. HnpEss,
fco scirnlh avenuu. New York.
In iny family, nnd for the s'ock, 1 have used (Ulc'f.
Liniment luuido i.f Ammonia. It Is unsurpassed,
and I am surprised at Iho many different maladies
111 which It Is applicable. It gnes the utmost satls-
taciiou.
John J. Cabtkk,
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania Exjierlmen.
Inl l.'nrm.
no c. nnd 1 : nnd In (Juarts at 2.K, in w hlch there
is n grout miyiok.
IrM size ! cents.
sot.ii nv am. DnroniSTS.
N. J. HIIMIIIKSIIOTT, ,KI. lor lllooiimbiirK.
maj-41, n-
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The E 3 .: rr.:r..)y Ked:c;n9 on Earth.
HI OO 1 GOLD
i-t prou C1J-. I A rtlwni') that irOKEXR will
lint r a ttip cin,JiolJl .s Louca ce orsani mo not
1 .luntinally c-iniH-niiil.-J no lltrli. I oofs, lMrl.1 una
I) jmlniot In tlal.f im i ao-Mh. W6 nillo.. rfulilotas .
'iff.'.:, CM'i Ik, llfprntlTf. bl'irptlel-TiJ budor'.U
lnim.Hlltta i fl.wt ui-,ti 1 10 rtli.-r.tho orf-ansv-ljctlicr
1 Jal o l by O..p'o cr nhnuilpil (rora iujt cic-p, la t la
( rvabo t .r lio-vi--fi of k )u.llation anil cutrill, .1. It I J.
crcul tlio 05P"'lt', p-.l-u dUfbiloo, a-14 cbcoC-ra-ioBi
cnUtmo to t' 3 niMi-Jilar f.a3 rlpmlaUn-jtrctora. Itbtlto
fat it ovlt.illi cei.,- to rcn" I a- bltj, a'tora, err.
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vstjclr bt.iutliyfuuctu.113.
1 'hie c:jly true eehxdy roit colds.
ltliueluM looxpftUatoannntlieTlrtno.of tbti cni'tl
nlllit. If you are RiifT.rlotf from 1.1 1 IJ.'S A rT tt I.H,
1111 i-t l-ilt. .,p nmi.isTiu. IUIHJ1A1I--1I. ( lm i:tl.n.
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ortnt illwrier arllnir from I'll'tltE l'Loo.,Cft atbottle
cf 1 1..CI.I I aaO tal.lt a rr iVn-rtlon. upnn iae 1 bottlo
1-1 rullih, Ocrrflau, f-pdnlh'i and Fnmch. Oao bottkinll
I -ttirron.liLO ywuol It u.rlu tl.au toluaiea cxprcsacdlE
rt.a.,iri !im. h.mn lniina t- .(tontlon In oTPrrfainllT
for no !Uu.Voiuuuor t'lilld ran 110 l ii.ii.!1.NK anil
101 1 IIJK. it Lral ciuausvi 1.1.
.,f..l, n.t.irln-r ti.sll.
l-utupluUrKoUittln, aoj li 1 loasant to t al.0,
SuMI-yliruui,l.l.(unrrall. I'lkr, I.UU , r )lo4ll..
1 Walker ic Bmlaor Jlfsr. Co., rrop'rs.
M'FPCnEU 30 VEAI1S.
Jurn-y City, .-ptrmbrr 8d, 1ITS.
Nn ton?n. ran trU wliat 1 liuhuauitil for tli. iiaitia
yean li J il.i.l.M aull-LIM. I 1 1 1 111 VI. Illt
kt uiuiNobt.l tint f cool I u t Htanduron toy ft. I
couM tut alk na.f 11 mil. ultimo aullerui lutuQBO
aony ufclrli hoiijI brl I jo 1 M-irr. UIiiv.h.
Abinl Miyiai-u-o I .a. IndutTd to try a buttlo of
your Mi 1 1 I t.-Lliiiilf:U I 1 1 hut. th.c (tiler talilnir
uur bottles I lm. inttr.l rnrrlt nf boltt iUw.hs.1 an,!
an domt injnvin4 1-icit.i.tli.kltli .Dd .tn-iiartlu, 1 ad.
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dovt no rooi.ixo Attonii.
it, 1
. thrra u Lo litivu ti-lri.1 ti. un 1 u.l in on. our. tt i-imhI aiut
rrllu',1.. It don't to txiBni a-oan 1 nnd i1ap,otiil you
by maklnir n t rln, but It u't n.li lo Lulur. and ao.
roinnlUlM.. tliat birronti tl I. t t.
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or vn.viTu st.v.dic.
1 n.nl or., bottl. I f ( 11.01:1 1 and rrn tmtnmily .ay
t' at It lm. rurod mool lil.l'l ll . Htid I.ILI.J, I a. of
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For Sale at I J.
DKUO- STOBE,
Blooiusbur, Pa.
who Is authorize t to guarantee VKiOHENE toproie
us rciircscuieu.
Jan.ts, ts-iy.
S. W. Douglass,
Civil and Mining Engineer,
ashland, pa.
General Suivoying and Engineering
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I'alrnt. Mrnrrtl lltarih tl.S,
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TITM. F. BODINK, Iron Street lielow sec-
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PAINTING,
GLAZING,
and
PAI'KIt HANGING,
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Parties bavtcg such work to do 111 save money
a
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IT. Hidden Perils, by .Mary Cecil llay loc
jutru mi i tiiMun uy a, it. i-.uninis to
19. A Terrlulti TcniDtatlon. bv (l Iteade lac
so. (Hd CurloiMtyWiop, by Chnrles Dickens lec
zi. j-uui I juy, mv i iiiiri 1 itea'io li'U
M. Man and s He, by Wllkle Co Ins so
us. Tho squire's Lhtrary, by M. (1 llav 200
H4. Never 1'oq Late to .vend. 1 elm.-, llr-adn voo
5. Lad Adelaide's oalh, by Mrs II ' ood mo
21). Aurora l-'loyd, by Miss M K nraddou 200
2T. Victor and VaiupiShcd, bvoi O llay luc
2s. A liaushter of lielh, br William ll.ack lee
29. Nora's i.oe IVst, by .M 0 llay b'c
an. ller bearct Toe, bv.Mrs Mi-xaniler 20c
31. 1,010 Me Lilt to livu Mm tiv'Onas Heado luc
o.. 1 iiu v nvrn in iit-,11 11, 11.V , IIKIt lUlllll-j,
3.L lliimiy Amir, by .-..iMtuel Ijiver
loc
200
lec
211c
21 KJ
loc
HOC
200
inc
20c
2(IC
luc
20c
IPO
20c
10c
10c
io
mc
I'KS
;n, iiopi-iou, nj ruiriu-s lie.ulo
Kl. Fell 1 lull. Tim ll-ldlc 1 . iv lleorire Eliot
as. Tho tinoiuK n't, by Mrs AlevambT
37. Th-.MJft.-iy, by Mrs Henry Mood
3S. Anloulmi, In nuie Collins
39. Iiatdio. by Mr v titer Miiutt
40. 'iheiiilr to Ashley, l .Mrs II. Wood
41. White l.li s bi I'll irles llcidn
42. Illde-an l .e'k, by Wl kle Collins
41 1 let-Nir fri. rvrtd a-, bv Juks Verno
44. Th,K'oerof Imdon. by ' II Alnsworth
45. A uro's secret br Mrs Ili-nry Wood
4n.IIerit.it," of Linipuie, by Mrs Alexander
47. In llk Attire, by wiphim Ulack
43. Mrango .4 Jiuimiresof a l'luetun,hy W'lUlam
II1.11K
49. oruiillede viirne. byonlda'
60. 1'f.Uer tilt tjreelitruuii
id 1 ree.
b Thos Hardy
M. KHuieu v. bv Win lllurk
52. Tho Lut ll.tnk Note, be Mrs llenrv Won,!
10c
SJ, Monareh ot Mlnt-lnp; .atm. by wmiam UUck lec
o4, uuoer ihu f Idti- uy t llilbla
(15. A later Clfv, in- "O'llrl v"
60. IStrnlimore, by -ti-UiU"
ST. A Vovnuw Hoiinil tlio W'orltl South Ameri
MO
KM
2WJ
loc
1,1c
2110
IOC
1IKJ
2"C
20C
inc
loo
20c
10c
100
200
20C
IOC
IDC
20'J
1W
IOC
IOC
loc
10c
20c
20c
H-c
luc
ca, uyjuies verne
ES, mi ,s .-.luruer. by ileortro LlloL
69. Ch-tnilo-i, bv "tiul.l 1"
00. A V'oj ai;o Jtouiia iho World Australia, by
Jules vurne.
61. Ilebi-e, bv "OuMa"
C2. Kolle.Knrllie. by "(UiUI,-. '
03. lierie llolloiv, by Mrs Henry Wool
04. A Vninire iinund tho Vt oilil-.New Zealand,
by Jules Wrno.
ci. '1 be .Solilrnan's lfe, by Mrs. II Wood
CO. Hory o'.More, by Samuel Lover
07. cuttle Wsier, and Henry Arkcll, by irs
Henry Wcod
05. Five W'.eks In a Ha'loon, by Jules Verne
09. To lite littler Km!, by Miss M ti llruddou
i.w. .ii luiriiiunii, o.t lii-orife b.1101
II. Allailue.bi 'Mulilti''
2. .Merldianu, and ihe r.lockado ltunners, by
llefvsy lUne. bv Sirs llpnrv U'Afi,1 .
74. Uupert liall.by.Mrs. llenrv Wood
76. The Fur country, bj Jules Verne
70. 'I he New .MhKdalen. by llkle co'llns
77. Mistress and Muld, by Miss Mulo k
,0. . .1.11,111 ..iiuiii vr -.iiaurs in-line
78. Madcap Violet, bv U I 11 un Hl.ielr
so. Daniel Deronda, by ueoriro Lllot
81. Chrlstlanjj .MNIake. by .Miss .Mulock
52. .My Jtloiher and I, by Mlm Mulock
53. Terror's l'rlde. bv Mrs llenrv ivomi
2U0
M. 2ii,in cauues Under the heas, by Jules Verne 10c
i. .iiiijuni: imw.-8 -.otei h, oyjiart i-uirick
sc. Put lOiirseir lo His place, by cnas Heado
87 A Journey to the Cenire ot the Karib, by
JuMs Verne
ss. Two Marrl iges. by Miss .Mulock
69. The Lovels ot Arden, by M K llraddm
00. il kU'rlotw Islantl-Uroppod from tne Clouds,
hVJueiVi-rne
91. 'iho Woman's Kingdom, by .Miss Mulock
92. Mrs. Halliburton's 1 roubles, by Mrs net
Henry
93. .Mysterious Island
Venno
-the abandoned, by Jules
94. The Law and the Lndv, by Wllkle Collins
95. Dead Men's shoes, by ML-s M K, Uraddou
97. Love's Victory by 11 1. Furl-on
9-. Harry Iirrciuer, bychanes Lever
99. 1-rom lite ennh loihe moon.nud around tho
iuwu, nulla torno
100. a Vale ot Two t lilt-3, by Charles Dickens
1U1.AN ble Lite, by MHs Mulock
102. Hard Times by Charles Dickens
tos. A lirave l.ady, by. miss Mulock
104. l-eeiio1 Day, by lohn lianlm
raVjcoiiSIn 0t "10 !'"Vtr tlaBon' bf 11 L
UO. 'iTia ina,ter ct the Qreylands, by Jlrs Henry
107. Iil.i le-o'.Crass by 11 L I'arlnon
105. 1 lie s-e t Klnp, by Captain "am at
lt9. K.eauors Muoiy, b-rjllss .M.K i.raddon
111 a-r ',"'UI roterMiam. b Florence Murryatioc
...... .w... v. LW ,,UIIU 1U IML-UIV 1J.-1VS. 11V
Jules erne
112. Hard Ca-.ll. br ('hnrli-.-i Vo,ln
Hit. i.oHen i.ralu, by 11 1, Farleon
! ,'l,rrell .Vnrkham, by Miss M 11 nraddon
11 . w lihln Ih-t Hae, bv Mrs II Wood
110. l'aullnc, by L I) Walford w
117, 1110 i-einuie Minder, Dy E Lies
llS (Heat hxpi-ctallons.by C Dickens
119. l'tlrenel, by 1
lureure .iturr0t
1'oor young .Mat
120. to uuiico of a 1'oor 1 outer .Man. by O l-'ou-
100
21)0
!2J' S'S f'1r.a u,e' by Was Mulock
5 J? J5''.rlvatrM.lull'bj' 'apuin Marryat
lu. Irhh Leceuds, by Samuel lu-r
121. squire 'irevlju's Heir, by .Mrs H Wood
121 .Mary liarton, by Mrs (laskell
127. M ..ady Ludlow, by Mrs Oaskell
J!.' J r"",1.1? ''"""PS- b Mrs (iaskell
Sue." ' 'cw'(16tbalt)b7 Eugeno
1UC
IOC
200
100
IOO
10O
10O
lS" llf,un,','T'?Aew (?d .lul" bJ' Vngene Suo 200
ir'i'",s 'a 01 Cul"l;b. y Miss Muiock
1UG
"" ."v-r,' rouiiuu, uvduies terne
100
uuvi. iiimuu, uv unaries Lever
lit). Tlio Duchess of ltosemary Lane, by D L Far-
200
it- 'r.yo,nwohie.r'8)MfJ'fy Amella n Edwards
ARftha s Husband, by Mws Mulock
IOC
100
IOC
10c
;?' . . ,.r ui ,,rB ""Pliant
100
100
200
100
10c
200
139. 1indon's Heart, by H I, Farleon
fl- '.H? L1le' "y M's M E nraddon
uZrrZ ii., .M.LW.?MTOttt.
! Jho Head ot the Family, by M
14J. '1 he Haunted Tower, by .Mrs 1
141. The Twin Lleutenants'hV xd
1ISS 3IUI0CK
fill Lle,lt.nnT,.o''C.'.,i""'.-!.:'l... 7
M Ililf o .r.inT.,7. rt7 ' x "aiiiii;i UU1UIUS 1VU
worn. " tuoui-y, uy Amelia u. Ea-
soc
80C
100
140. Charles O'Malley, tho Irish Drne-nnn. bv
bever. (Triple K01 ,
JS-iiWf 'Maru'' V i' L Farjeon
m' J-i S'i1! P.m.an r1,"8'' bycapuin Marryat,
to itS, ff,1,an "yP' "J' Alex Dumai
it!: AaVdiS!?' uy charlea Uyn
n,1"0?1 0' llonor. by Annie Edwards
100
200
bo
loo
20
11)0
10c
400
100
100
200
10c
IHO
200
20(1
i, i-.""? 01 Juonie-unsio, Alex Dumas
160. The King's own, by dipt. Marryat
15' a,1Il,l""1il0,lf'.by A'uella U. fidwards
H n iure 7met by Samuel Lover
iSk M.meV"ffitroLLyBn UnUn
03 Frank illldmay, by Captain Marryat
ft a V,e? Mttry, 'Harriet liowrn
A.MSdl;rn Mlntaicr (Vol. 1.) Chcvelv Novel
10c
100
lei: i i'carr.i
soo
loc
20C
too
a
Dumas
Jr.. w. ,r . . .' uy 1 ,Klries lever
I- 'J'" M'y Charles Lever
pffiWSt$&
171 iill... .',.'! -?piain warryai
100
200
KN3
2110
KWft IZ l :
Y&Vi?J..u,'li."' .aav 'rales, caninla Marryat
200
100
100
?SrRtW&&. Henry
I .'nLMi'T'1 Lu.k' ''J' " E- FrancUllon
SCO
1IIC
inc
voc
100
loc
joc
... ..is.ui ui u kiime, ny vittor lluiro
?" A."n;l'a1e. by V, llkle Collins S
Isl. I he ( ouotess (le Clt.iruy. Mgi nntnnR
t rU1!';!9 '"?'" Cameron
!52' l1? !' toPlMlleld, by Charles DiLkVns
100
trougton loo
us -ih J!;,,. iV",n."li?r,l'urna
wo
100
loc
te',.1"1"".'.. ?llllrad.1on
100
800
1.0
100
200
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...iiru
19.1. Heart 01 M w ioTh7an', Mr rt a ll r sc0 V
Si' S,',:,u;V,!.u,i."' tioreuce Mawatt1
io.i' riiw ir: aSffi u.v zander liumas
IOC
20c
100
Ida
li?' v i.i tw Dickens
11. JM1CUO 08 MCkli'lil. t,rl'...i
197. Nancy by l(hla liruuihtim
s. rt-t'lrra In Canada, by caotal
1V9. Clolau-ra and tbe leiith. by ciVi. YteLio
200. 'I he Monk, by MaltESw d, "fi P
(MonkUviU, ' "-wl8..
seSotto"1, Nowsdeale... or
- ' '-lu'l" it.
UEOItOE MUNItO, 1'ubUsher,
P.O. BOI HUT.
II, 23 and sa, Vandcwater at,, N. V,
aug I, TT-am
SfAPEIISKEPTON FILE
AT THE OFFICE OF,
733 SmoM St, PHILADELPHIA.
Uo are our auiborlzed aBcnts, uid will
1-eeelve AdverlUeiNenu al our
I.OWUST CASH 11AIJJS.
BI.ANE NOTEt.wlth orwlthcnex.inptloi
to' aaae at tn (joitnaiui omc.
Begs leave to inform his customers ami tlio public that lag slock is
now replete with all tho Novelties for Spring and Hummer Wear,
consisting of new and beautiful styles of
. ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
. AT REDUCED PRICES
any of which ho is prepared to make tip in the latest style.
lieady-mudo colliii. cheaper than ever.
Cheap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
Boys for Children.
all of the beat make and at tht! lowest prices.
Just received a full line of all tlio latest styles in color and quality"of
H&1S. 3&1S, SAVS.
For Men, for Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
A FULL LINE
OF THE
CELEBRATED
PEARL
SHIRT.
DAVID
MERCHANT TAILOR.
BLOOMSBUEQ, TPA..
IS THE
lEWSFAJPElH
AND HAS THE
M&rgest (gircuJaMam
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Terms $1.50 a Year in Advance.
Country Produce taken on Subscription.
the: different
IN THIS PAPER
ABE OISTX.'Y
OF THE INNUMERABLE
AND MATERIAL
lai tie C'olmmMisiiii CDMbb.
AU kinds of
Print. undone on
it low rates.
OFFICE NORTH SIDE
BLCOMSBURG, PA,
"yAINWlUGHT & CO.,
HIIULl-SALli U11UU1SUS,
ruiuDKLrniA,
Dealers In
teas, avnnrs, coffee, svoah, moi.aS'SE!;,
KICK, bl'K'ES, BICaliB fODi, tC, AC.
N. E. Corner Becond nnd Arch si reels,
nrordere will receive prompt BttLUon.
BLOOMSBURG TANNERY.
G. A. HERRING
1) KSI'ECTFUUjY announces to tlio iublio
JLVtUutLe lias reopened
SNYDEIVS tANNEUY,
(old btand) Iiloomsburg, ra.. at tlio Forks of the Es
py ainl IJk'htMreet reads, wliere all d(crlpilnnsof
leatliir mil be made In the mobt (Ubbiai.ltal and
worMnmillke inunntr, and buld al prlcen to feult Ihe
mid , (IV IIIKUC&I. I'l .UO IU vU.ll IY11I Ul. nil lllliei W
id tor
ORE EN HIDES
ot eery description In the country. Tlio publlcpat
romte H refcrn-tttully kollcllod.
iiimjuibijuri;, uei. i, ibia.
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth to their
possessors, anil ) el they are llhlu the icacli ot ev
ery one who will use
WltUJHT'S L1VEH PILLS,
The only sure CUIIK tor Torpid Uier, Iiyspepila,
iirwjuLne, ruur muuiutu, oiisiinaiiou, niLiuuy,
Nausta, und all lillllous roinptaliilsand lilood dis
orders ;oue genuine unless slirned tS'm. WrlKhl,
rnila." it jour Ijrugglsl will not suprlysendKk
cents for one box to Harriet. Holler Co., ft N.lh
St., I'hU. Jan. , is-iy nr
H. C. SLOAN & BRO.
IILOOMNUDIIG.PA,
Manutaciurcrs of
Carriages, Buggies, Phaetpns, Slelghu.
I'LATFOltM WAGONS, C
Flrstlaes worlt;olway on hand.
IIEI'AIIIINQ NEATLV DONE.
FOR
SOLD ONLY BY
styles of type
Plain and Fancy
sliorl notice and
OF THE COURT HOUSE,
QNVr?sC
week in your own town. $5 Outfit treo.
riiK. jteaoer u ou warn a Dusiness
wnich ren-ons of either hex can make
threat nnvnlltlm tlmn tIipv unrk. wrltA
for portltulurs to li, iiauxt &, Co., I'ortland.Malne.
HAPPY BELIEF
To nil burrerlDj; liom chronic dUea&esof all kinds.
Confidential consultation Invited perbonally or by
mult. New method oi treatment. r.'ew and rellab.o
icmedles. Itok and circulars gent free in sealed
envelopcH. Address HOW A HI) ASM5CJATJON, 419
North Ninth Mm t, rniladelnbla, Pa., an Institute
ha Ui(r a blub reputation for honorable conduct and
professional fcklll.
July i, 'is-sm wtco
ESPY PLANING MILL.
The undersigned lessee or tho Espy I'lanlng Mill,
Is prepared to do all Mads ot mill work.
Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinds, etc.
made to order on short notice.
Satisfaction guar.
uuieeu,
CnaKLKS Kb 10,
Illocinbburf, Fa.
tin
3A
HONEY OF HOREHOUHD AND TAR
1--OH THE CURE OF
Cougbi, Colda, IniotDia, Itoarieiieii, Difficult
Breathing, and all Affecllonl of tie Throat,
"Bronchial Totes, and Lungi, leading
. to CcmoBptlon.
triilt infallilile remedy is comiosed of the
IlnNF.V of the plant lloreliound, in chemical
union with Tar.IIalm, extracted from the
I.I i-t: l'KiNCiifR of the forest tree Aheh
Iuamfa, nr lljlin of Gilead.
The Honey of Horcliouml sooriirs and
cevt i Iks all irritalionsanilinllammalloiis.aiid
the Tar.li.ilm ci.KANsts ANli 1111 s llie Ihroat
ami air lu.sagcs leadinp; to the lungs. Five
additional iqreilienls keep the organs cool,
moist, and In healthful action. I. el no pre.
judtce keen you from trying this great medl
cine of a famous ilculor who has saed thou
findxiflnea liylt li
liy t in Ms lAige prhale practice.
.n. Ihe
: I.u-lluliu lus iio iiaii 1AS1 or
smell.
I'UICI'S fo CENTS AND f I PtR BOrH E.
Grtat savins lo buy large site.
"l'ilic's Tootliuelio J)rois" Cliro
in 1 .llliniti'.
KuLt hif nit DruurnitE.
n M. flTJTTT'RtJTflTJ. Prnn M V. I
ANTI-FAT
At.LAH'B Anti-Fat ( tlic prcnt romrdT for Corpu
lonci. It 1 inirclr c-jrctatileamt iwractiy harmloi.
Jl kvU on Hip foo.1 In the BtoniMli, prpTcntlntt Iticon
Trltn into fnt. 'inken nci-onluiff to Oln-ctlon,
will rftlufc ft Mrwi from a loft pound n Mt
Itx
li a HAinnlfi "Utntli!men-Your Antl-latwaiauiV
rccelrp'l. 1 took It accordliiK to dlrcctloni and It
rv'iiicf'l me n nounO.' 1 wai to clatM oTer th re
ultthAt I tiumfil lately sent to Ackibman fl drug
utor fr tli wconH botUe.H Anotlier. a PhTBlrUn,
wrlilna for a patient fmm. Trovldcnre, it. I., ayi
"Tour bottles haTe reduced licr wplpht from 1
twuiidi to m tiounda. and thexe is a prneral Improve
inent In iK-alUi." A gentleman wrltlnir fron hot
ton, iit u Ithout upcclal cliange or attention to
diet, two Lottlcrt of Allan's Anti-Fat rcduretl iiK',f"Jr
and rncHiu irtcr poundn." 'I ll-known liole
lfl lni(rnlti, HMITlt, DOOUTTLK at tMITII, of kS
ton, 5I.IS9,, wrlto ns followsi Allan' AMI! at haa
reduced n lady In our ilty Prvm poun'ls In three
eiWO A frcntU'iiian In Wl. I.onh Mrltest "Allans
Anti-Fat rrlucfl me tHe jKnirirts In thrc wei'ka,
and altofrelhtr l have list twcnl.-l..' pounds since
nmmenclnltsuT.M Inr. 1'oweu.A ri.irniN,
M'holfsalc DmnirlsKof lliiiralo, N..,writet "To
THK ll(Ol'IUKTOHH OF Al LAN'8 ANTI-PATl OMltV
men, 1 he follow inji report Is from the I a It who used
Allan's Anil-Fat. 1 It (in Antl-Fatihad ihedeMn-d
tfffcu mlucliiK tlio fat from two to five ponitds a
weik until 1 had lost, twenty-tlvt.' iwaund. 1 hope
ne er to n iraln what I lia t lost.' ,f Autl-Fat Is an
tmcxcelled loo.l-pnrlfler, It promotes riltrrstlon,
curlnc difmpMa, iml Is also a noh ut rciued v for
rheumatliui. boM I1 dnipRlsis. Taniphltton Obes
ity stnt on rpflptofHamn. v
UorANIU MJSDICIMi CO., Pnop'HS, Buffalo, N.Y.
WOMAN
Jly an lmmrne rractlcp nt the 'World's Dlipen
nary and InrnlUts' llotil, harlnp treated many tliou
Hand caws of 1 hose diseases picullar to woman, I
Jiitp turn enaljied to perfect a uioBtpount and poel
lite remedy tor these diseases.
To dulrfnnie this natural epcclOc, X bare named It
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
The term, however, la tint a feeble expression el,
myhlfth appreciation or Its value, bamni upon per
Fonal obscriallon. 1 hat e, while Mtr.es1njr 1U Pt
tlte results In the fivclal dNeasea Incident to the
ornnnlMil ofwoniaii. MnpIM It mtt as the Hlmax or
cronnlnc (tern of my rardlcl career. Un Its nieriti,
nsa noBlttte, saitf.ati'l fllertual n-nifdy for this Class
ofdlieancs, and one that till), at all times and under
nil clrcumstnm'os, act klmily, 1 am wllllnir to stake
hit reputation as a pli)ilrlant and so contldcntam
1 flint It will not disappoint the most sangplneex
Dectatlonsot a slnple lntaltd lady who uscslt for any
lit the ailments for whhh I rreomnit'nd It, that 1 offer
nud sell it under A POSITIVE VUAItA.NTPE. (For
condition. cu pamphlet wrapping bottle.)
'Ihe follow inn aie amone those diseases In which
inv Forite Prwrlptlon lias worked cnre as if by
magic, and wlih a ct. nullity neter Uftire attained by
nnv medicine. I,iu(orrlnra, Excessive nowlntr,
rrtlnful Monthly IVrlwls. hiinpre;Mons when from
unnatural came, IrnirularltU-s, Meak Hack, l'ro
lapsus, or HttlJlNK ol tW llttirus. AnteverBlon and
Jtt-troterslon, Jti-arlnft-lown Sensations. Internal
HeaU Nervous Ueprttslon, lHblllty, Hetpondency,
'Ihreatened Mlscarrlatre. Chronic ConpeBtion, In
fiammatloniiud lJJcerallonot ilioLteru,ImpoUncy.
Iltrnnnes or Merlllty, and Vemale AVtakness. I
do not vXu this tm-l(cliie as a " cure-all,'' hut It
(idinlratilv fullllli alimlenc of purpow wlll(f
most terfect speiltle lit ull chronic dlM-aw-s of the
wxuaf st stem f w otnan. It w ill not disappoint, nor
will It do harm. In any slate or condition.
i hoe wiiononiru lurim r uiuiriuniii'ii uu huti- busj
a. n.n .Islnlii It In TlIE l'KOI LK'S COMMON bINSK
at lm wru n ).r,rtlt nf nwr UlX) ViKSTfU. HPQt.
post-paid, on receipt of 9 1.50. It truats minutely of
llioM- lli'a'8 iecullar to temales, and (Ttves much
valuable ndrlcu lu rt'Kard to the management of
tlioie ftfli-s Hons.
rveHb IVfoertptlom mM by DruwtsU.
K. V. l'll.-'K. Mi l-. l'ron'r, Worta's UlspCQsary
bod Invalids' Hotel, Uuffalo, lit V
Fi'p.2S, 'TT-tt
Tho Lightest Running,
'The Simplest,
The Most Durablo,
The Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
It is oallf nnilpratood, tnaket the
doable-tliread lock-alltch, Aim self
reeulattue tenaloua ami take-up,
find wilt do the wholo range of family
work without change.
The ' Domcattc " ia made in the molt
durable manner, with' eonieal steel
bearing ami compensating Journals
throughout
PAPER FASHIONS.
Them popular XA.TT33IV1VS for
ladlei', mliiu', and children' dree;
are cut on a system cnpcrlor to any
In ttBet and ean he understood by naf
one Full directions andUluitratlont
on eaeh eitvelope.
Send Jlr t7fi' for illuttrated Cata
logue of lOOO 1'atMotu. -,
Bowinc Machine 'Co., New York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
Apt'teslic" Faier Fashions
Blopmsburi.
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fortland, Maine. march 'js-ij. '
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..... "trlou. Men. women, boys and srlrls
wanted everywhere tn wort for u' NowMa the
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MB
M Ninth Rtrett Iltttljurir. Pec. 10, 1674.
Mcsrs. IIIIKIIKII. HKAV to ...
(lontlemcn t-Vour paint lmp ulvcn entire wit.
Isfactlon. I lin.BUM'd tlionion n stood tnnnynllTcr.
ent kinds ot wnrlt, pucu Iron, Tin, Wood, Ilrlck,
c, nnd never tiparil any complaints, on tlio con
trary, tlie work: tnd well and tor wear, will In iny
opinion, Hand with any lead In tho market, when
luwunt of n'ferenio In this city sir vicinity you are
at llbertr tn ue my name with pleasure, also to use
ims as you iiunK oeiu
JOHN T. OTtAY.
l'alnlcrnnd Dealer tn faints, Us, tc
8TU1CTLY fUHK WHITE LEAD, AT TUB LOWEST
MaIIKCT RATES.
MONTOUR, SLATE TAINTS, 8 CENTS.
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OFF COLOHS AT THIS MICE.
PURE LINSEED OIL
At lowcM ninrkct riitro.
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attention.
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IMANUFACTURER,
RurEitT, PA,
JIOYER RROS.
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
piUIDELI'JIA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
May 12, 1878.
TR.1N8 LEaVI KUl'EKT IS K0LI,0W8(8CND1V EICEriSO
For New York, fhlladclphla, Heading, I'ottsvUle
Tamaqua, ic, 11,43 a. in
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. T,!0 and 7,66 p. m.
.For vmiuin8port,6,2S s,04 a. in. and ,0s p. m.
TK1IHS FOB KUPBKT LE1VK IB TOIXOWB, (8CNDAT IS
GKl'TKD.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. ra.
Leave fhlladelphla, 9,15 a. m.
Leave Heading, 11,3 j a. in., fottavllle, 1!,15 p. m
and Tamaqua, 1, so p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 0,20 s,eo a. m. and 4,oo p. tn.
Leave Wllllamsport ,,5 a.m,2,15 p. m. and e,oo p. m
fassengers to and from New York and fhlladtl
phla go througa withoutchange of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
C.JG. HANCOCK. eral Manager,
tieneral Ticket Agent,
Jan. 14, i.is ti.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMfANY.
On and after November SOth, 1873, trains will leave
SUNUUHY as follows i
NOKTUWARD.
Erie Mall D.so a. m., arrive Elmlra li . t
" canandalgua... 8.8op. m
ltochester 5.16 11
Niagara. a to
Henovo accommodation 11.10a.m. arrive Williams
portls.6ap. m.
Elmtra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrive Elmlra 10.S0 a. m.
Uuaalo Express Lis a. m. arrive Ouffolo s.50 a. uj
SOTJTIUVAltD.
Bunalo Express j.w a. m. arrive Harrtsburg 4.M a.
" Baltimore 8.40 "
Elmlra Mall 11.15 a.m., arrive Harrlsburg 1.60 p. ra
" Washington 10.30 "
" lialtlmore e.so "
" Washington 8.80 "
Harrlaburg accommodation 8.40 p, in, arrlie Harris
burg 10.60 p. m.
arrive Baltimore 2,25 a. m
" Washington 6.18
Erie Mall is.es a. m. arrive Harrtsburg 8.06 a. m,
Baltimore 8.40 '
...... " Washington 10.35 '' '
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., Oeneral fassenger Agect
A. J. OABBATT, General Managtr
D
ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
ANE
WESTEHN HA1LHOAD.
BLOOSISBURQ DIVISION.
Tune-Table No. , Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.
NOItTII
STATIONS.
.......Scran ton
Uellevue.M,.
......Tavlorvllle....
...Lackawanna...,
....... 11tUton.
..West llttstouL
Wyoming.,,,
........Maltby.
......Bennett....
Kingston
KlhMlnn
SOUTrr.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a so 4 u
0 23
t 40
a.m. p.m. n.m
a 35 1 10 16
IT
0 08
8 5. ill
8 tt 4ft
6 46 8 4i
1 41
87
a so
1 16 0 20
8 22 8 23
2 80 6 3
2 33 6 40
44 43
2 49 6 60
2 (3 4 66
t KT mi
8 43
8 81
53
8 18
V 14
10 07
11 it
8 80
8 10
8 83
8 18
10 18 8 15 7 o
HO 83 8 15 T la
..I'lymouth Juno!'.
B S3 8 '20 8 69
a in , ia
....I ijiuouiu....,
Avondalo..M
...... Nantlcoke
Uuniock'B i reek.
,i-shlckhlnny,
....Hick's Ferry?..
....Beach Haven,.,
10 26 8 IS T 23
8 18 3 18
8 01 3 04
1 61 III
T 88 2 39
I II 1 84
T 23 2 28
1 13
1 14
8 47
8 88
8 2$
8 77
Ill) 34 8 2 6 7 4 3
i ...
IU B BA 8 14
10 68 a 60 s 26
11 07 111 a Ti
8 11
111 13 4 10 8 68
8 00
....... IHTWUJK
Hdar creek
...Willow drove....
Lime llldge.,.
U 81 4 18 9 01
4 16 T 15
4 2) T 23
A HI . ...
1 10
1 02
6 64
fl Nl
1 44
T B4
it'
i....jw,irM..
,Bloomsburg...
11 88 4 41 I 44
11 43 i ia a .. .
t 83
li 54 U ; ft
6 43 1 46
......nupert...
Catawlssa Bridge.
7 29
6 87 1 81
6 16
0 00 I DO
U 67 5 M SB
18 6 18 a 91
7
Ul
.Chulaaky!"'
... .i-ameron
iJiorthumberuuid.
, 6l
t 45
13 43 B 43 8 to
p.m. p.m. a.m.
n.m n