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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMO0RAT,BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COl NTY, FA..
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Wild llittilm.
A trurh of nature uiiV tbf whole world
kin, art we have chtwcu trite Illustration of
ilie triilli nftliia statement, ami venture to
exhibit It hy ahowttig to, our parent the
manner In which certain savage people treat
their otTaiiriuir, because a pleavaut and envl
ui notion 1 entertained here aud In other
eivtllxed precincts that young Indian grow
jul grow m Tonsy thought nlio did. But
H la not ao; tbey have sore eye and bad
tampers; they wake up In the night with
fcnty ye'ls and the colle ; they hare (ta ;
krj ralxe riola when catting their teeth ;
nd they are just at mich pitted and just aa
tUchleroun aa our own.
The mother of Focahnnlas and Ked
Jacket worried OTef them with aat as much
araeitnem ai, perhapa, did the maternal
progenitors of Mrs. Hemarla and George
Washington, whlln quite a much paternal
aupetTisioD was giren doubtleat to one aa
the other. When the question of love and
tenderness alone is mooted, then It should
be said without hesitation that the baby
porn to day In the shadow and smoke of bav
age life is ai carefully cherished a the lit
tie stranger that may appear here, slmultn
neouoly with it, amd all the surroundings
of clvlli2ed wealth ; and the difference be-
" tween them does not commence to show it
self until they have reached that ape when
the mind begins to feed and reason upon
what It sees, hears, feels and tastes ; then
a gulf yawns between our baby and
the Indian's ; the latter stands still, while
' th) former is ever moving onward and
upward.
The love of an Indian mother for he
idilld is made plain to us by the care and la
bor which she often expends upon the cradle:
the choicest production of ber fllll in grass
and woolen weaving, the neatest needle
work, and the richest bead embroidery tba
K.ahe can devise and bestow are lavished upon
tba quaint-looking cribs which savage moth
I ' era nurse and carry their little ones around
in". This cradle, though varying in minor
details with each tribe, is essentially th
sime thing, no matter where It is found, be'
tween ihe Indians in Alaska aud those far to
,j the south in Mexico. The Esquimaux are
the exception, however, for they use no cra
die whatever, carrying their infanta snugly
ensconced in the hood to their paikies and
otter-fur jumpers. The governing prlncipl
of a pspuoose cradle Is an unyielding board
upon which the baby can be firmly lashed
at full length on Its back.
This board is usually covered wUh softly
dresed buckskin, with flips and pom-he in
which to envelop the baby ; other tribea,nn
rich or lortunate enoughh to procure thih
'material, have recourse to a neat combioa
tlon of shrub wood pules, reed spliuU),grasr
- matting, and the soft and fragrant ribbons
of the baas or linden tree bark. Sweet grasi
is 'used here as a bed for the young
ster's tender back, or else clean dry mom-
plucked from the bended limbs of the swamp
flra ; then, with buckskin thongs or cords ot
plaited grass,the baby is bound tight and se
cure, for any and all disposition .that its
mother may see tit to make of it for the next
day or two.
Indian babies, aa a rule, are not kept in
their cradle more than twenty to twenty
four consecutive hours at any one time ;
they are utually unlimbed for an hour or
two-every day, and allowed to roll and tum
ble at will on the blanket, or in the grass
or sand if the sun shines warm and bright.
But this liberty is always conditional upon
their good behavior when free, for the mo
Bent a baby begins to fret or whimper, the
mothir clans it I ack into its 'cradle, where
iit reala with emphasis, for it can there raovr
nothing save i'.s bead ; but so far from dis
liking these 'irid couches, the babies actual--.1
sleep better in them than when free, and
2 positively cry to be returned to them when
neglected and left longer than usual at lib
erty. This fact ia certainly an amusing in
stance of the force of habit.
WJhen ,the pappoose is put away in its
cradle, the mother has little or no more
concern with it, other than to keepwilhin
sight or hearing. If she is engaged about
the wigwam or in the village, she stands it
up In the lodge corner or bangs it to some
convenient tree, taking it down at irregular
intervals to nurse. When sho retires at
night, the baby is brought and suspended
at gome point within easy reaching ; if the
baby is ill, it is kept at her side, or she
sit up all night with It in the most Orthodox
fashion. When the women leave the vil
lage on any errand, such as going to the
mountains for berries or to the river canon
for fish, the cradles with the babies therein
are slung upon the mothers' backs, and car
ried, no matter how rough the road, or how
dismal the weather. '
Indian babies are born subject to all the
ills that baby flesh Is heir to, but with this
great difference between' them and ours
v when sick tbey are either killed or cured
without delay. This does not happen, how
ever from sinister motives ; It is not done to
void the irksome care of a sickly, puny
child ; it is not the result of lack of natural
love for otfspring not any or all of these ;
!" It is due to their wonderful "medicine,"
their wonderful system of incantation.
A pappoose becomes ill; it refuses to eat
or be comforted ; and after several nights ol
anxious tender endeavor to relieve her child,
the mother begins to fear the worst, and
growing thoroughly alarmed, she at last
sends for a "shaman" or a doctress of the
tribe, and surrenders bir babe to bis or her
merciless hands. This shaman at once sets
up over the wretchtd youngster a steady
bowling, and then a whispering conjuration
shaking a hideous rattle or burning wisps ol
" 1 grass around the cradle. This is kept up
night and day until the baby rallies or dits,
one doctor relieving the other until the end
la attained, and that result is death nine
times out of Xta.Ucnry 11'. FMiott, in iur.
per3! Magazine for November,
Ilotv to frrserve Carptli.
Tbe carpel moth makes bis favorite borne
about tbt bindings and corner! of tke car
pet. If tbU is an Ingrain or three-til?
fabric, successful war may be waged on bim
by wringing a cloth out of hot water, laying
it over the bindings and edges, and ironing
with as hot an iron as can be used without
scorching. This will destroy both tbe moths
and their eggs, and after few such visita
tions they disappear. Hut this steaming
and ironing procers Is not tUVctual with
lltous, Mocjucttes, or any heavy carpet,
logs. The heat cannot thoroughly penetrate
them, and ironing Injures the pile of the
velvet. Still, It is best to draw the' tacks
occasionally and lay the edge of tbe carpet
over rne aide only or a part af a side at a
time and steam and iron it on tbe wrong
ide. Then, besides this, tbe floor should
be wiped as far under as the arm will reach,
with a cloth wrung out of strong and not
Cayenne tra; and before renalllng, the
binding and edge of the carpet should also
be wiped with it, rubbing them hard. Home
have recommended sprinkling salt round the
Idea of tbe room before nailing down the
carpet, but we should think this objectiona
ble, as tbe talt absorbs moisture from the
air, and may thus cause dampness. Journal
i Chtmittry.
3r IL BS'
ilNIMENT IODIDlt AMMOfJIA.
3-"-r"
Cvarcv nil Fain In Man and II emit
TBSTlMONUtJBt
TMLAMmBTiRitra-dllni? of tha Wrvmb. A Woi
term I Care. Nine years my wile BU(Tercl "with this
Mrrime curapi-unw "mib " iiirnacuurooowrv
ter doctor, went ta trie different hospitals when fe
ia-. i en nm irvaicu i inea uirra tui ; wore DaDuairfs
and DeSrWlflH with rj til v temoor-irr if lief. Her Ufa
waft mlMi-AMe. We applied Dr. (.tea Uclmtnt,
11 er roue: was immediate one is now well.
u. Mcuixuorr,
40 West Uth street. New York,
I had twelre strokes of Parairsls. Mr lea. arm
and tJDguo were usele. ; was obliged to uso a cath
eter cvtry day. Doctor (Hies liniment Iodide o(
Ammonia hi cured ti e. U lit answer any Inquiries
mo uuu au aoucca may snow oi it.
aJOUN ArrKIf. norm IITfmiOrU. tODU.
Chestnut Mill. rhlladelDhla. ADrtl M. TS,
W. M. lilies, Kq Dear Mr I utvd jourlodldoof
Ammonia Liniment on Flora TeiLblu'a hind eastern
Joint. HUe.utd beenqulle lame; the- effect was
wonuiTiui ; bus w mils uuw quiw vikil, tery(rv-
A. WlLCB:
P. B. I am how using It on Littleton right lore
letf.
a larjre shoo boll on a taluahte young horse was
rvmoTea oy uues uuimvat loaiae oi n mmonia.
tiniruERD KNirr,
rvi jjcin, ids!.!! ttiii.. new luiak.
Abtuui The tortures and aironles I endured for
six years, none but those who hate suffered with
this terrible disease can know. M y life was misera
ble, in desperation 1 tried (Hies Liniment lonlde of
Mjuuiuuibv. ii. gave mu ntniuuh rcum, ubuiiui
ter u ally oh well as externally.
InOt. DRiNIOiH,
HT west J7th street, hew York.
I was In a drenaiul condition. Joints swollen.
ftfiln Intense. Injections of morphine Into my veins
ailed to relieve me. tines' Iodide ot Ammonia took
awav the deposits fiom my joints iwantetery
FOKUVCK I.OTHROP,
North Hide Park. lAmmoiile co. Vt.
Another Sufferer cured. I Hsobajved from the
MaSAOChusettti (lenerul HosDltat aa Incurable, with
IntU amatory rhdinntlam lu m shoulders, fingers
ana reei ; sunerea teariuiiy ior uiree yeare,ine
everyiniDk;; ioi an nope. nr. uues' ununemiou
Ide of Ammonia effected a complete cure.
Eixkn SMITH,
No. li Prane street. Vail Hlver. Mass
Sprains, spltutA, bruises. Lameness in borbes,
Oties Liniment Iodide of Ammonia is a perfect spe
cine. No person who owns a horse should be with
out It.
M. UOPENtt,
69 seventh avenue. New York.
In my family, and tor the stock, I havo used olle't
Llntment iodide of Ammonia, it 1$ unsurpassed.
and I am surprised at the many different maladies
iu wuicn it li appucawe it gives wo uviuusv suiu
lacuou.
John J. Cahtih,
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania iCzpertmen
tal Karra.
KG c. nd ti ! and In Quarts at t.w, lu which there
13 n great, auviuif.
Trial Blzo S3 cents.
holubt iLtDarooism
N. J. 1IBMIKUSUOTT, AgU lor IUoonnbiiri'
may 41, TS-
rrUE GRELVT POSITIVE CUEE(
X foraUl JfM1!AHCS tnr from dfraB-fa con
Hoaorths IlI.OOll. K.IVU, NKVi or.
PIOETI VK UMQANIk
The Best Family Medicine on Earth.
glUU J IN UUL.1I
U uiT pron ffllct4 with dlwata tht IR0HESK wIU
tu rvUTor corv.proTlJinc tint twBCa or ors&s an act
iuUI bsrtrnd polot ol rt-plr.
Tonle, Cftthtrtle, Amrmtl? n. uiotetM ntvi ouaorms.
ltalnraadUt (rylBpoo the dlcftlv8 orgn, yhclbef
toipMrd bf dltM or exhoirtd (rom u.yeUMi,u to In
atM tbelr powrrt of JtMiualUtlon d1 cntrltlon, U In
creMOC th ppltK, !! llM4on, aikI Rtroi Crnneu
tod too to th nnirtur sod clrcalaUD inuia. It tln
bUUb th TlUl procuwi ta rtowal nltltj, iUlarv or.
twu ad purtflf i tha fluids, toaM XL ersana Jid r-tub-bitit
ttitlx biUi7 funcUyiM.
I THE 02TLT TBT7B BESIEOT FOB COLDS.
'itlaaMlMt toZMtltapoalbTlrtTiMOf tbti ClaUl
fElkDT. It J on r uffartnf from H1LI01 H AITllfcK,
Dl!irarHll,r ISDIWTU't klULJUTISK, unfltALPL.
sour. to-ssTiriTioi, noirv r m.rois DisuhM,
oritf dlwrder tirUloc from urtKK Bioon, irtt bottl
of tiijoaisit ud tfck it per dlrcrtlooe ap"n botuo,
la KnrUib, Germftis, SpenUn end rroch. Oaa bottle U
better coot lac youoflte ucrui Uin vulumoi cxiireeeea 1c
for no Maj,M ornto or CliUd ceo Uke f l(jUltkK end ret
Ion flick. It flrl deeniwe tb enteu, tbea wpelie,
buUde up, thm curlodleeM end eeUbUalilng LceiUi
rcnel
Uiet
airat up Lu'Urv botUM, ejnf U pleeuat to tela.
hUfcrlfMtWUtrU7. VrW, I.OOrr IUUU
1 Walker V Bmlger Mfe. Co., rrop'rg,
' u 40JbeUrt lwlerlu
SUPPEnKD 30 YEA IIS.
Jertr C4tr, fpternber td, 1ITI.
Jfo Lracite can tnll wbet J be taearvd for the put to
yeere frum llwTI i cud hUu HL0IU I'lUA.
el time eo bed that 1 amid Dot teod upon mj fwt. I
could not wlk half tuUe wlUiou eufTrliiy lnteDM
H! "111(11 vwiiiu uriug vu Hivr luutnui.
A boat on Teereuo 1 ee lodseed to try bottle of
roar WMtlUlkK end etneled to alkie thet efter teklair
four bottlee I wee entlrelT rured of both dbMeeee ead
eroortDg exeetirnt beeltb ead etroncto. I ed
it uutaiij
ftffllrlad ta tr Vll.itHrL.
MRS, U, r, r KUHtH, 111 BUBMX EC.
DOVT GO POOLING AROUND.
It e reguUtlss medicine t eta confidently reeomroend
Tli.UllaVK
i a miea u in toj iicuy ana bdow
other wbo here tried It. end ell pronounce U Rood ed
raUbl. It don't iro foollaii ft round nnd ctUeDDotnt yob
by meklei; no il)f J, but U eiM&de to bueUuu ejul eo
roaplUbee Utftt wtwrfento It le ernt
WM. B. DC V ILL, BlTerbeed, L. L
OF VKARS STANDI KG.
I m oo bolU of Tir.OIRIBd ru troth folly Mf
thftt it bu raratl mm of lllU'Krttl ud MlUtMbkUH f
T Ctrl tUDdlDff.
' a a ROE, M.n , LebAsoe, N. J.
For Sale al N. J. EenMt's
JSlooiiisbur&r, Pa.
who Is authorized to euarantce Y1GOUENE to Drove
as represented.
Jan.lt. 18.-1T.
GUARDIAN'S SALE
OF VALUA11LE
REAL ESTATE !
In DUMU&nce oi an Older of the Drnhann rnnrt nt
Columbia countjr, tbe undersigned Guardian or the
person and estate or Kmma Mills a minor, will ex
pose to puoiio sale on tne irtmises on
Saturday, October 26th, 1878,
commencing' at 9 o'clock n. m. of Bald day, the fol
lowing rtcwriK'il rrau-fcfcU) to-wln ah that cvruiin
tract Gfjaad bltuate in lirtenwoud townn1p, Col inn
via cuuuijr, wuuuuuu turn urocnuea as ruirowg lo-wit:
Reglutilntf a' a while oak burih In a public road
thence by Bald public road south seven decreets west
ono Uundrvd and eleven and nve-u-ntha perches to a
post, thence by land of Ituvao Ikeler north
degrees eut forty and two tentha perchm to ft post,
thence by land ot Andrew Ikeler north one degree
eabt one hundred and nineteen and eight-tenth
perchesto a whiut oak slump, thence by land of John
Mhoemakersoutbeltfbty-thredttrreea wefet twenty
nine and nve-tLlUbperchen to a stone In public road
afarefcald thenco b said public road so utn seventy,
eight degrees wewt twtnly-teveu and flrctentna
perehM to white oak bush in middle ol said public
road the i lace of beginning, containing
TII1HTY-FIVE ACRES
and o peri lies strict measure, vvbrreon ar erected
a log dw tiling house u eather boarded, a good bain,
apple orchard and icood witter.
I 1 MtMs (ir ALu-Onvvlhlrd cf the pUKhae mon-
I 6V to t nulilfin IhH rlrkldat nf inrll i li u u t.r.
two-thifti In two years thervattcr Mlitiintereslpay
ablt annually from tbe 1st day of April A. D.'SlY
l'ohhebion will be given on flit April 1h7 when
thy outMhird or the purctuHrt money 1h paid 1
Estate of Ann "Winner, deceased.
KO.UCK inI'autition.
Columbia County tt.
latheOrphans't'ourtot ColumbU county. In the
mailer oi uie ipaniucn ana Vauuation of the ea
mivur aud r luuKf, talc oi tiemiocK township,
deceased.
To the heirs and letral reDrtrsentattvett of nairi Ann
Winner, deceased, lo-wtti David Winner, of tbe
Town of liloomsburg, sail C'olurnbU county, Johu
a niuunr, ui uw ouruuga ur uurme. Moniour
county reuisyiTaaii, isaao winner oi ran iiroog.
BVlT
lloira county. FeuuHyivanla. John Caru and Ann uh
wife of the 'Juwn of Kluonihburg, aforesaid. John u.
neviuaaiiu jkiuiira iub wuu oi ,
Aladtaou townthlp,
toiuinuia county.
Take lioilce that an lntiuest will be held at the late
dwelling house of ald Aun VWnner dKeascd, in tie
township of
tuoi ii cm ocu. ioiuuiuia couiiLV. on Kniiiv.
the fit teen th day of November, 1b1 Letweeothe
hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 n. m. of aalil da v. tor
the purpuu) of making partlllou of IKh real estate of
aaia ueceasea, w ana among ner cm wren ana legal
!7JrcBcuiiif ra, ti hj an tun cuu iu iOIUJ WKlluUt
UrPlUdlCtt tOCr HDOlllOaf Of tilt Wliulri. atllurwla fj
value aud apprat-ie the same according to jaw, at
which time and place you may attend If you think
proper,
JOHN W. HUFFMAN,
theft fl
biioriir OfUce. UlooaiJab arg, Oct. e'a w.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OTTnliiBble
REAL ESTATE!
r7 virtue ( an order Issued out ot the Orphans'
Court or Columbia coutity, Iho undrrslirnedciecu.
tors of the (.Utn ot William X lines, late or Fctt
tonssnlp, Columbia couutj.d.c.anoil. will cipoao ta
publla sale oa
Tl HSDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
Noyeinbcr 19t!i ami 20tli, 1878,
tli. loKonlSK dcrtrlbrd proix rt J, to wit 1
Mo. S.-AU that certain lot ot ground Muate In
rj. Molt township, bounded and drscrlbM as
follows, to-ult i on Ihe south side ot Main street, on
the west bj land of Mrs. Jane Uixsr, on the south bj
tandsorjoMphStlcfeoeyand the Ifnnsj liatjla ca
nal Company, on the west bv lands or said Hick
ner and Canst Company, and on the north by Main
street whereon are erected a three story
Frame Flooring Bat ill,
With 0O0D STIIM rOIK AND AMrl.l MicniNcnT,irood
and C'vaimoiluus Wharf, a one story Frame ofllce,
weigh Hcules. a two story Frame Coper Hh.p,
and a Good Fnn stable, contalnlnc about OMR
ACUKOFI.ANU.
Theabore described property will be sold on the
premises at one Otlo k p. m., on Not, ltth.
ISO. 1, All that certain lot of (round situate In Es
py, Kcotc township, bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit i rutin road leading to Dioom-burg on
the north, lot ot Ilartinan on the east, an alley
on the fcouth, lot ot Jacoby on the wcst,conUln-
tag in front about 100 feetand In depth about
two hundred feet, hereon are erected a Urge
TWO STORY PLANK HOUSE,
dutch weather-boarded, with a good attic, Tcrandaa,
a large Frame stable, carriage hou-e, tc
ThoaboT described property will bo sold on the
premises at one o'clock p. m., Nor. mh.
No. s. Being a
LIMB STONE QUARRY
acquired by the Ktecutors ot said testate since his
death In order to Bave said estato from losshaving
pui chased the sament Sheriff's sale, to wit: All
that certain lot of ground blfute In Scott township
bounded on the east by quarry lot ot Waple and I'ur-
sel, on tlie north by lands of Aaron Boon, on tho
west by another quarry lot of jchso D. lllco known
as the (Jrccn (uarry lot, south by lands of Aaron
Uoone and other lands of Jesse 1). Idee, on which
are erected
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
tables, omce, Hay scales and
SIX LIMB KILNS.
The above described property will bo sold on tho
premises at ten o'clock a. in.. Nor. mh.
No. All that certain piece of ground situate In
Montour township, bounded anl described as fol
lows, to wit : On tho oast by public road, on the
south by lands of Lloyd 1'uxton, on the west by tho
Philadelphia Heading Hall Hoad and on the north
by land of Lloyd Faiton, containing about one-half
aero whereon are erected a
Lttige two-story Frame RulMlug
used as a PAINT XtZXX and containing
all the machinery necessary for the manufacturing
of Faints with Nirnni j:uslnr, bollers.tc. .shedding,
Stabling and Office, and known as thej
Montour Paint Works.
Theabore described property will be sold on the
premises at ten o'clock n. m,. Nov. soth.
THKM8 OF 8ALK- Ten per cent, of one fourth of
the purchase money to be paid at the striking down
of tne property, the one-fourth less the ten per cent
at the continuation of sole and the remaining three
fourths In one year thereafter, with lntcrcu from
confirmation nUL
HKNHV 8. IIEAV,
bU3ANN. MI I.N El,
oct. 11. 18-ts Kxecutors.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
Id nursuanoe of an order of the OrBh&ns'Pourt of Co
lumbiaixmuty. the unlersleued Administrator Ac,
of t on tiro toe rr Cole late of Su ear loaf tnwnshln In
satdcouDty Ooeeased, wUJexpobe to public sale on
Siiturday, November 16th, 1878
commencing at ten o'clock a. m. of said day all that
tcruun uiebduugu auu iziii i ox lana suuaie in nugar
loaf tow nxhlptu said county, bounded by lands of
allnas Cole on the north, lands of Joshua Drink
and James Lunger on the east, lands of
Kouert nwanwout on tne Boutn and Flshlngcreek on
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less, about seventy acres of wlich is cleoied
iuuu, wutrrcou iserecu'aa iwo story
Frame Dwelling House,
a bank barn, wood shed, wagon sued, pij stye ate
Al3i, a one and one hutf story plank awtlllng liouse.
The utiove DrocertT to-wlt: ttie farm land cttniAln.
lny bevnty ac faorthcreaOuutwiil be sold subject
D. Cote which leaso uruilndLea aad exDlreH Uih rtrst
oayof April lrv'i. tennfi ufleaHe Joseph I). Cole to
pay uae-inira of all ttie K'ralu. potauys, uav and rod-
ucr, uuu uam uireu nunareu ouUfLi vi lunu wnen
purchASrd by Bald MoutKtiineryCole.
TKKMSttf sALK l en percent. 0( one-fourth of
the purchaxe money to be paid nt the BtrUlc down
ol the prutterty. the one-fourth less tho ten ntr cent.
at the continuation of sale, andllif remalututf thrce-
luuuusmuuu jeur mcreui er witu iniercsi irom
conUruiatsou nUU
JOSEPH I). COLE,
AUiuinlbtralur.
Cole's Creek, cct. 11-78 ta.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALIMBLK
REAL ESTATE !
The undersigned, Asslgneo of Da. Id H, nower,vlll
expose at public sala on tne pretnlses on
Saturday, October 12th, 1878,
at ten o'clock a. ra., the roll-vw Iny
Tract of Land,
situate partly In UutauUsa and raulf in Locust
towuslilp, Columbia county, Pennsylvania : Hound
ed iij lands or John Kufelcy, 1'litllp Manliarr, John
Yeat'ir und WUdain llughei.' e&tate, contalulnj;
17 ACRES m 14 PERCHES,
whereon Is erected a GOOD SaW MILL,
FRAMK DWELLING HOUSE
and other out-bulldlngs.
TKHMK OK f ALE. Ten ptr cent ot one-fourth ot
the purchase money to bo paid at the sulklns
down ot the property, the one-ourlli lets the ten
pi r cent, at connrinatlon or ssle, and the remaining
three-fourths In one year tlierraiter with Interest
frouic onhrmatlon nisi, l'urcliast rlo pay for deed.
MOSES HOWElt,
V. L. Kvihv, Assignee.
Att7. lor Estate. Sep tl, 1g-u
SIIERIPPS SALE
liy virtue cf a writ of Venditioni Eiponas, Issued
out, of the Court ot Common l'leas of Columbia
county, and to me directed, will be exposed to pub
lic sale or out-cry, on:
SATURDAY, OCTOlIEIt 2Cth, 1878,
at one o'clock p. m , at tho Court Hou3 in, Iilooms
burir. All that certain lot of ground situate In Locust
township, Colun bla'county, I'ennsylvanla, bounded
on the north by land of ituth Ann liable andisol.
Levan, on Ihe east by William Lee and Samuel
Itclnbold, on the south by Wesley Brass, on tbe west
by public road, containing forty acres, on which are
erected a dwelling house, barn and out-buldlngs.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of ground situate In Locust
township, county and state aforvsald, bounded on
the west by land of II. Qorrell, on the south by Jon.
at ban Heaver and George Deyer.on tbe east by John
Kline, on the north by Joseoh Beaver, ft , adminis
trator of WUllam Bleber, dtceawd, containing ten
acres.
Nelzed, taken into execution at the suit ot Uene-
allle Rhodes against David Tyson and William Ty
bon and bo be sold as thg property of David Tyson
and William Tyson,
Abbott a: Hmww, Attorneys.
Terms cosh on day of sale.
JOHN W. IIOFFMAV,
sep. at, is-ts Sheriff.
At Private Sale,
A KAItM CO.NTA1NINO ABOUT
109 ACBES,
mostly cleared, and whereon are erected a
LA HOE MUCK DWKLLING HOU8K,
a Frame Bank Barn, Wagon t-hed, und other out
buildings a well ot soft ater at the house and one
at the barn, "i here are also a large number of Ab-
nlf. l'nf-h nnfl I'tiorrv Tvu.. on a ...... '
UtON-BTONE BTONB QUAItltY.
ALSO,
A LOT OF GROUND
ai ine corner or Tnira ana centre streets, bcloir one
hundred and thlrty.two feet on Third street and two
nunarea ana rouneen ana one-mur teet on Centre,
r- uvi ivvai m v v i vv a u u
Largo llrlck Dwi'lllur; Ilouac,
wlthHrstu IKiTiNU ArrikiTcs.and In thorough
repair. Having a Well, iisurn, Ice-house, cooling
lluuse and ill conveniences.
Both situate wltnin tbt limits of the Town ot
Bloomsburg. and offered to be sold on easy and rea-
JOHN (I. FIIEKZK,
iinooM.uoro,
I'enn'a.
aug. 53d, TS-Jm
$66
a woo k lu v our own lo.n. asoutnt tre
orllt. Header If vou want a buidnesa
at wnicn persons ot either sex can make
irreat nay all tne time thev work, wiif !
for partttulsrs to 11, ilir-urr X Co., Portland. Maine. I
march at, ts ly I
cltatntdor nrit inrtnttoni, orvr itnprovtmtnt
n(M tnt$rfortMe(lor othir ompovtni$,tra4
mark I and label t. Carta! t, Atttonment. Intr
ferencft, Apptalt, Buitt for Inrtngttntattt nd
tlatttaritlngundtrthtltntetttLnir,prQmp
ly ottmatd to.- Inrrntimtn that fmre bem
ly th ralenl 9f
moitf time. W
vtUmtnl tjr . iiting vvnsitt thd V, R. Pattt
ltpartmtn!t ud tngngta in Prnteni luttnrtt
tluilttljt, vi run tnnkt tlottr tturtht mnd termrt
PaUnt$ more promptly, ami clth trtmdtr i taint,
than thfltr who are remnt from Vitthtnntn,
tl or tkrtch
mailt tjramtnaiiont una atlriff at to ptttminiiUtty,
frrnftltftrft All fftrrejrnt1erf tfrte-Vu run
dential. Prirrt Xntm.enA JvO t ttAitUll US-
xrs.H rATEST is xnwnuiK
Werfftt In, Wathinqtrm, ft Han. Tottmntter
Central P. M Key, Iter P. D, Pwer, The German
American Satlonal Hank, ta rflctalt in the V. S.
Patent VJlce, and fo RenatortnnH Reprfentativtt
in Congreu; nnrf p tetallj tn ovr client tin every
UtaU in the t'ntnn muf in Vanitf'n. AAtirtxt
Oppotlte I'utfut ((.iter. It uthington, D, &
QEN'EHAL KLIXTION
I'ltUUIjAJlAJiU.
I, JOHN W. HOFFMAN, High Sheriff ot Co
lumbla county, do hereby make known and proclaim
to the u limed doctors or Columbia county that a
general election will bo held on TUESDAY, THE
Kin'll OI' NOVEM11EU, 179 (being the Tues
day next following the first Mondiy ot said month
at the several districts within tho county, to wit :
Beaver township, nt lite public house of Jo'tcph
II. bhuman.
Benton township, at the public nouse of lllram
Hess, In the tow n ot llentoii.
East Bloom, at tho Court House, In liloomsburg.
West Bloom, at the Court House, In liloomsburg.
Borough ot Hern Ick, nt the store of John McAnall
In the borougn of llcrulck.
Borough of Oentralla, at tho public houso of Wil
liam l'elfer.
Brlarereek township, at the public school hose
near Kvnnsvllle.
Cutawlsfia township, at the public house of Hamuo
Kostenbauder, In the low n or I'atawlssa.
Centre township, nt Hie school houso near Lafay
ette Creasy'H.
North I'oujnghara District, at the school house
near tho colliery or John Anderson A Co.
South Con niliatn District, at the house ot John
Mouro.'.
Flshlngcreek tounsldp, at the school house near
. B. White's.
Franklin tow nshlp, nt the Law rence school house.
Greenwood township, at tho houso ot Joseph It.
ration.
Hemlock township, at the public houso of Chas. II.
Dletterlch, In the low u or Buck Horn.
Jackson township, at the houso of Ezeklel Cole.
Locust township, ul the public house ot Daniel
Kehres, In Numedla.
Mlnilu township, ut the public houso of Aaron
llcss, lu the low n or .MimtiivUlc.
Mudlsuu township, ut tau public school house In
Jcrseytown.
ML rieasaut township, at the house of H. W.
Melllck.
Montour township, at the public house ot Reuben
Itauch, at Hup. ru
Main township, at tho public houso of Jeremiah E
Longenberger.
l'oarlngcreck township, at Ihe house of Johu B.
Klingcr.
Orange township, at the public house ot II. C.
Conner in Orangovllle.
Fine township, at tho Centre School House, lately
Hxed by a vote of the citizens of sold township.
Sugarloat town-nip, at the house of Allnos Cole,
Scott townhhli). ul the nubile house of Wm. I'ettlt
In Esnv.
At. wmcn lime ana places tne quaiuiea electors
will elect by ballot the following State and County
officers, vlr.1
One person for Governor of Pennsylvania.
One person for Lieutenant Uovernor ot Pennsyl
vania.
One person for Supreme Judge of Pennsylvania.
One pel son for secretary of InUrnal Affairs of
rcnnsylranla.
one person for Member ot Congrest f r tho Elev
enth District.
One person for SLtte senator.
Two persons for liepresentatlves.
One person for Prothonotary iud Clerk ot tho
Courts or Columbia county.
One person for ItegUteraud llecordcr of Columbia
county.
One person for Treasurer of Columbia county.
Three persons for Commissioners ot Columbia
county.
Three persons for couity Aulltirs,
It Is f urther directed that the election polls of the
several districts shall be opened at seien o'clock In
tho forenoon, und shall continue open without tnt er
ruptlon or adjournment until scteno'tlock In tho
evening w hen the polls w HI be elated.
NOTICE IS IIEKEliY til YEN,
That eiery person excepting Justices or the peace
and Akleriuiii, Notaries Public mid l'ersjns In th.
mllltl.tw rtlce of the state, who shad h.ild or shall
within tw o mouths have held any r"i"e or an point
meut of profit or trust under the Up'-jd stalcs.or of
this suite, and city or corporuted dl :trlet, whether a
commissioned oflleer or otherwise, a suliordtnate
olllcor or ngeut who Is or shall bo cmplojcd under
Ihe U'1sI.lIuh', Executive or Judiciary Department
ot this state, or of any city or of any incorporated
district, und also, that every member of congress
and of tho stale Legislature, and of the select or
common council ot any nty, or commissioners or any
Incorporated district, Is by law Incapable of holding
or exercising at the same time the ofltce or appoint
ment or judge, inspector or Clerk of any election o
this Commonwealth, and that uolnsiector, Judge or
otner officer of such election bhatl be eligible to be
then ottd for.
The Inspectors and Judge of tho elections shall
m.-it at the respective places appointed for holding
the elettloj In the district to which they resriectHely
belong, before seven o'clock In the morning, and
each of said Inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who
snail be a quailned voter of sue h district.
The (ialined voters ot the several districts in
this county at all general, township bor
ough and special elections, are nereby hereafter
authorised and required to vote by tickets printed or
written, or partly printed aud partly written, sever
ally classified as follows: One ticket shall embrace
the names of all Judges ot Courts voted for. and
labelled, outside, "Judiciary s" one ticket shall em
brace the names of all the state officers toted for
and to bo labelled "State;" une ticket shall embraco
tho names of all county officers voted for, including
the office of Senator, and Members of As
sembly, IX voted for, and members of Congress, If
voted for, and be labelled "County ;" one ticket shall
embrace the names of all township officers voted for,
and bo labelled "Township j" one ticket shall em
brace the names of all borough officers voled for, and
be labelled "Borough."
And eah class shall be deposited In separate bal
lot boxes.
JOIINW HOFFMAN,
Sheriff's Office, Bloomsburg, Sheriff,
sept, ii, la-it ouiriii.
B
HI DOE NOTICE.
A dividend of six Der cent, on thnennitui ttrir r.t
thecatawlssa Brldco ComDanvv.ni tMnnifi inthn
stockholders of tliat Itompany on and alter October
1st, lsts, at tho omce of the Treasurer
... a . ueo. n. oiuiEKT,
oct, tl, Ts-Sw '
IMPORTANT TO YOUNQ
The Bryant & Stratton
Business College.
, lo. 103 South 10th Btrv, Pbilad'n,
OlTerHntiKiirpitHi'U fiicUltlea
for lU'fjtilrlii r yiiMlnesM ctStt
cudoii. ritinititH cmi enter
Bt nny tint .. JV vucnllouj.
lUtiHtrnteU clrculnra Xico.
auf. 30, 'TS-Silw ASS
HEALTH AND HAPPINEBS,
Health and llappineiis are priceless Wealth to their
posbessors, and ) it they are w Ithln the 1 each ot cv.
ery one who will use
WltlUHT'S 11VKB PILLS
The only sure CUBE for Torpid Uter, Dyspepsia.
Headache, bour btomath i cint-tlrtinn iuijikI
Mauia,und all Bullous complalntsand Blood dial
orders one genuine unless sighed "VN m. Wrlunt,
Phlla." II jour I rugKlst Hill not supriykeudlS
St., f hUa. Jan. , is-iy nr
T rISf APEis KEPT ON FILE
AT THE OFFICE OF,
733 SiisoH St., PHILADELPHIA,
Who urt our ulborlml mieiila, Mnd lll
reerKr Adv, rf leiiirii. nt our
LOtVIT I'.thll jTI M.
JOB I'BINTINO
OF
EVERY DE8RIPTI0N
EXECUTED FHOMFTLY
THE OOLCKBUN OlfFICl
At
Fall eoods !
Begs leave to inform his customers nnd the public that his stock is
now replete with all the Novelties for Full and Winter Wear,
consisting of new and beautiful styles of
. ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
, . AT REDUCED PRICES
any of which he is prepared to make up in the latest style.
Ileady-mado colli ing cheaper than ever.
Cheap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
Boys for Children.
all(.of the beat make and at the lowest prices.
Just received a full line of , all the latest styles in color and quality of
iifi, maw, mm
For Men, for Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
A FULL LINE
OF THE
CELEBRATED
PEARL
SHIRT.
a
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BLOOMSBTJBG, FJ..
The Standard at TMe World
Over 300 Modifications.
ID THE RLQDiraODS OF EVEHSf BUSINESS
S C A L E S.
Mnde with ilie LntcM nudIont Vnlnable
I m p r o v r m c n I n
Two Grand Prizes
AT PAULS EXPOSITION.
Received Highest AIcdalN nt
WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON, IMl
WORLD'S FAIR, NEW YORK, 1RM
WORLD'S KAIIt, PARIS. 1M7
WORLD'S FAIR, VIENNA, 1k"3
WORLD'S FAIR, SANTIAOO, (f'hlll) 1S75
WORLD'S FAIR, I' IIILADELl'HIA, IS7S
WORLD'S FAIR, SYDNEY, (Australia) lt.17
WORLDS FAIH. 1'AlilS, 1678
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
715 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia,
6ep.'J7. "76-13 w
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRiCES!
We will sell tbe Very Best Tamil?
Sewing' Machine
For Twenty-Five Dollars
I. CASH,
on an ornamented Iron stand snd Treadle, with
walnut top and drawer, and necessary Attachments
snd demerit at uny ltabroad Depot In the United
Mites,
iiee of Charge.
These machines 'ore warranted to do tho whole
line of Family t-ewlncwlth more raMditv.mnre en
or management, nnd los fatigue to the operator
than any machine now In use. send for a Circular.
Every machine warranted for three years.
Agents wanted in Un:up:ed Tcrritoiy.
Centennial Machine Co., Liinitetl
729 Filbiiit Sr., 1'uininELriirA,
Oct. i, 18-m.
"yAINWHIGIIT & CO,,
WllUmSALJS liltUUKKS,
PUILlDILPUli,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYHUl'S, COFFEE, SUdAH, MOLASSES,
rici, sricis, SIC1EB sou, tc, AC.
N. E. Corner Second and Arch streets,
'"Orders will receive prompt attention.
BLOOMSBURG TAMERY.
G. A. HERRING
T) KSPECTKUUiV announces lo Iho nubile
XV that he has reopened
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
(old stand) Illoomsburir, Ta., at the Forks of the to
ny and Llphtbtreet rouds, where all desi rlptlons of
leather will be made In the most fuoblantlal and
workmiinllke manntr, and sold at prices to suit the
m f . T be highest pr ice In cath will ul nil times be
a tor
GREEN HIDES
of eviry description In the country, ThepuUlcpat
ronage Is respectfully sollclled.
URHjluaOurg, Oct, 1, 1S7S.
H. C. SLOAN & BRO.
1
nroomsnvno, pa,
Manufacturers ot
Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Slolghs,
PLATFORM WAOONS, tc,
FlrsU'lsss work always on hand.
RKPAIIIINO NEATLY POKE.
1'rlcoa rednen to suit the times,
Jan. 6.1S77-U.
'K .
Fall UmM
FOB
SOLD ONLY BY
9
HONEY OF HOREHOUMD AUD TAP,
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Cold), InSuenra, Eosrieneis, Difficult
Breathing, and all Affections of tbe Tnroat,
Bronchial Tnbes, and Itugi, leading
to Coniumptlon.
This infallible remedy is composed of the
Honev of the plant Horeliouml, in chemical
union with Tar-Halm, extracted from the
Life Principle of the forest Iree Aceis
Hvi.SAMEA, or Ilalm of Gilead.
The Ilonev of Horchound SOOTHFS AN'n
sc.ri ERS all irritations and inflammations and
the Tar-balm CLEANSES AM HEALS the throat
and air passages lcatlinc to the lungs. Five
additional ingreilicnls Keep the organs cool,
moist, and in healthful action. Let no pre
judice keep you from trying this great meili.
cine of a famous doctor who has saved thou
sands of lives by it in his large private practice.
N. II. The Tar-Halm has no HAD TASTE or
smell.
PRICKS 50 CENTS AND $1 TER BOTTLE.
Great saving to buy Urge size.
"l'lltc's Toollinclio Drops" Cum
iu 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
0. N. ORITPENTON, Prop,, N.T.
dec-lts,'!!
O. E.
SAVAGE,
PK1LEH IN
Silverware, Watehes.Jewelry.Clockso.
tr" Itemoved to the Post office hulldlnc, nrsrdojr
atKive the KxhanKO HoloL
All kinds of Watches, Clods and Jewelry neat.
may IT, T8-U
LAFFERTY'S PATENT
Screw Porcelain-Liuefl Cylinder.
IlECEIVED UtaUEST AW AUD
At Centennial Exposition,
l'lIILAIttXrillA, 1870.
Theli&STand ClIEArEST
r;iici;.iiiiEii wood ru.ups
In the market, plain wood stocks, also copper and
porcelain lined. Just as bervlceablv as the old lor
pump, and costa but half the money. Don't buy a
yatup until )ou caller write us for prices,
Remeier We Warrant Every One
to aivn gATISr ACTION.
We have also a line of Chain l'umpa at very low
prices. Cut this out and Bavo lor rifetence.
J. SOIIUYLEK A SON,
sep. at, is-im
ULOOMSUUUO, FA,
Oil I'XUNTItiU
I Neatly and cliesply eieculed at tha
COLDMllAM Office.
I
Iirltsttrratand tliorongli llno.l-riirlfrlnR pnper
tlci; 1". l'lcrei's lloMui St-llor Dlneoviry calri
oil llumoi, from Hie wnr.; rrn.L to a common
lllleh, IMmrle, or r.rnI.lon. .Minlirlsl 'M-eue,
illmrul i'ol!.n-, snd llielr nrecn. sm 'rnillcntrU,
anVl vIsomiK iH-nltli nivl pound rnnrtltnli ih-
ielth p.U. Iiitliorl. nil .llwn' . rani U l.y bad
I "to con.urred by I hit powerful, pui irylns-. tod
'"ilWVWrtrSS.Ifo.trd It. potrnevlu r,,rln
Trllrp, l!Ph. Ibllik (tarbanclrP. P"'t.
Hrrvrulou Hipei nnrt Hwtlllncs Mbltf anelllna
Colin, or TliliU Ntili, an I tlred (llanda.
ir vou r.-rl dull, drowpr, ilrl intatnl, lure rallow
tolnr or skin. r illolli-briill spoit on f.ire f
IhxIv. frrquint liendalln, or ilUl iiopn tad talle 111
nmilli, liiunill bent r thllla altrrustid I'"'
flu lir,low pplrltp, nnd plooniy roriliotllnff. Irn rnlnp
PliIHllir, end toninio pnalcil. you are suUrrlnir nori
lornltl Llvrr, or llUlnii.nrPM." Ill many enfles (I
M.lri p ( ompUlntM only pnrt of tlittppjtuntoms nru
rvtierluni-l. As a ritiu'lyrop nit such enpt-p, llr.
rit rri'. OtMen .Mnllcnl lltpcovtry tioa no cqoal, ,
It i tlecli pcrlt-ci nn'i rienrpirurrB.
In Hie cure of llnmtlilllk, never Cousli. and llio
cm Ijr plni'i
Itii-iUcal r.ir
ri'P ot wiMumpiion, ii nnp n-iouisnrii tin
.irnllr. and nullum liluslcUna nroiiounra
It tin- crentiPl inullrnl ill.ct'Viry of Ilie aire. N lilla
It run 4 llu-pp! ( npt rough. It stri'iiirtttcns tlie B) n in
and IiupinratliobIlMl. Bold by (IriiKlats.
U V 1 II. HI I.. .'I, I ' I rop r, y tiriu a i'i.vii.rr
lit r.. M, I).. Pron'r. Worl
and InvidlJa' lloul, lluiralo, .N. ) .
..ll
o of tAklrnr llio Inritc.rcnuUtvf, nauirouR pills.
rr.mpiMtl of cheap, cm ir, ""t ."lKI "ir "Ij-!
illniTnllrilTTcirftoblr, ho pftriiniiar caro wrc
qulrcxl wmi-jUbLngiiicni.
ti. Thpv nnrrato n llhOUt
opcri
onncrliltM.ill. allrT.
Dtulnnw, fiotir lw;tnttoii fWm tba Woaaach, 1U4
taatp In lha Moalt lillloua plliioli, I'sls In rfbn
or Kidneys. InUrnnl r-Vf r. Hlojtcd ftjltna
Utomni h. Itusb r UlooJ to HcuJ, take Irp. 11'rN'a
l'lraannt l-uixatlva I'tlltla. In oxplnnitlon ot the
romidlat poiur or tli.M! Punratlvo ltjlfla oyir so
Front mnitilv ordlw.lt may lie palJ that tbjlp
action upon the animal rrtnomj ! universal, not a
'.llrfs.
pbolUfs.
innnlreu. lor
liny bnptli ortloie, In any rllniate, so itint they are
niunjs irrso nun rLiiam. .mom h". ... ----
1 Hli put up 111 cheap wooden or imsletioaril bolts,
l or All dl!ea ulirre a Lajatlvr, Altrrallvck or
I'ur.ollic, Is tniltented, tlHM llllle I'cllets "HI site
Urn most IKTft'Ct BMlsfilctlon. rViln by !rM!at.
It. V. l'IElt(l.M. l.. I'nofn. World's Dispensary
aud luvalluV llutil, Ilultalo, J). Y.
CATARRH
BVMrTOMR. Frpnucnt hea.1
acliP,illcharKC f-illliiK Into throat,
Pomctliui'S riofiiw, watrrr thick
tiaiiroim. tturiiltnt. offt-nsUc. etc.
In otlirr a clr-nPBB, dry, v,u ry, wink, or Innameil
r In curs, itr afm-pi, hat kt ntr ami cougii-
In!
oicu aUvri'U. nasat t nntr. oircnslvc breath, impalml
3rtoUlleprlrailonof aenseof emetl ami tane.Hi
ilnesa, mental ili-preHlon. Ions of appellte, liuHiteu
tlon, enlarepd tonsils, tlcklln? couulu ilc. Only a
Tfw of UieMs Bjtiiptoiiia oru llktly to bo present lu any
;aso at ono time.
DR.
, SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
proiliTfes radical enreaof the worst cbsm of Catarrh,
ao maltLC of hnw lonK utauillnir. The ll.,uhl rimedy
mar be smitH'il, or 1 tirr applied liy tlie use of Dr.
I'iKitcu'.-i Itoucnv. Thl U tlio only firm of lustru
ment lvt tnu ntc l with which fliiM rnnllclnecan le
;rrle.i HIGH VV anj ITBFECTLY AITLIED to alt
pnrt l of IhH sITecleil nas.it pmnapei, and the chaui
tiers or cavities coiiiniiinlcaUnx therewith, In which
wres ftnil ulcers frcquenlty exlt, and from which
the atarrlial illscharifc (rcncrnlly proceeds. It mo
is pleasant and easily understood, from direction,
iccoronanylnj; each Inttninient Dr. rUErt t'-a-turrh
ftemedy cur nccnt itttack of MCld In Iko
ltAtlMty i nw nppllcatlona. It Is mild und piea
int to in, i nntalnlnjr no Btronp or caustl' drn or
Po1oqs.,(' irrh Knnt'dritnd Douche ml4 by dnr
rUta. K. V. riKiw r, M, !.. Pnpr, orlu's 1)1
tcniary and luvullb lluUI, JluiTalo, N. V.
aug. ho. .a
The Lightest Running,
'The Simplest,
The Most Durable,
Tho Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
It it raMlf tindemtoocl, make the
double-thread loekMUfti, ia self
reculuttuff teimluiiM uniX tuke-up,
tuid tcitt do the ivltole range of family
irorA; without chance
The ' DomcitIc iHtnailein thetnoMt
durabte wanner, trttU content etert
benrtnya and comjien eating Journals
throughout
PAPER FASHIONS.
Thrie iiopuhir IATTKKNH for
ladles', Kilr', anit children's dress,
are cut on n stuteili aupcrlor to any
in use, nnd can be understood bit ally
oho. J'ull llri'llouiiJlIIilrarloii
oil fcni riirroif.
Scud ri I'o Crnla for Illustrated Cain,
logue of lOMCI 1'ashions.
Sowing MacWno Co., Hew York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
ACBDt "Domestic" Paper Fasbions
Kloomsburi!;.
Deccrab;r II, isu-i)-
Steel and Iron
Triple Flange
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
naltle lloll Work ana
aiiujs.a cap.
10 uri coatpini withooi it i i
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
No. 94 Huldeu I.unc,
nw tou.
iloc. T, IMT-ly
BESTS
llculara und auinpl
bualneaa ou cau f ngaet) In. tola)
u.j umuo j, uujr numtror timer
rlirlil la Ihelr own Ioluiiuhh. tHr.
BUIIirilei U'Urlh 15 lr. ImnnA.
pure time at llila Lublui-ss. Add ess bTiNiuiN i i o
I'urtlarid, Malnu. uiurch ki, IH-Iy '
ESPY PLANING MILL.
Hie uadt rsltnea letMo or tiiuEstiy l'lunlxiir liiu
U pre parud to do all kinds or mill wtrk, m
Boors, Frames, Sash, Bliofls, etc.
mado to order on uboit notice,
cuuaracuou guar
auuiea.
Cuaraxa Kica,
liloctuaUurf, fa.
TO
PELLETS.m
J
Ntiue
M Ninth Strrrt I'ltrkljurir. lire. 10. 1S74.
Jlcwrs. DIIEI1HH. II KAY At 0
(irnllcindi i our mint lmp trlven cnllro nt-
larnrtlon. 1 luin tiftt'il iliem on n itihh! tnonv dllTpr.
rut klnrts or work, mh ns Iron, f n Wood, nrlck,
tina af vi r neHra nny compinintp, nn tno con
trnrt. tlm v,ork stands Molt ntul ror wrur. will In mv
cplnlon, slnnrt ttlth nny lend In llio iimikpt. Micn
in mil oi ri it rciiti1 in i ins i ny or irmny jou nro
at liberty to up my immo v HIi itcftstiir, also to uso
tlila ns you think Uf t.
Kf9rciriiiiy oiin,
.IOII.N T. OtlAV
rulnlcrnnd r.calorlu Paints, i lis, Ac
STMGTI.Y l'UHK W MITE LEAD, AT HIE LOWEST
MAltKLT ItAlEtt.
MONTOUK SITE PA I NTH, N CENTS
MO.NTOUII .METALLIC WlllTit, S CENTS.
MONTOUU METALLIC ItltOW.N, (I CENTS.
OKI' CULOllS AT Tills I hlUK.
PURE LINSEED OIL
sit lowt'Kt iimrKct i nl h.
Hamtilo cards and tirlco list rurnlMiid wttbont
cliargo.
Orders and Innulrlcs bv mall will recelte nromnt
attention.
HENRY B. 11EAY,
JIsVNUFACTUUER,
BUl'ERT, Pa,
MOYEK llUOS.
WIIOL1CSALE AGENTS,
IIMIOMABUIIO, l'A
Ways. T8.-ly.
rAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
piIIl.ADEM'HA AND KEAUINO KOAD
AUHANOEMENT OF I'ASSENGEll
TRAINS.
MiiylK, 16T8.
rKHNS LRATK HCTKHT 19 POLLOWStSCNDAY KXCKPT1 p
For New York, riilludelplittt, Heading, 1'otlbTllie
Tiitnaqua, 4c, 11,15 a. in
For Catawlsba, 11,15 u. in. 1,t) and ",tc p. m.
.For YtUtumsport,c,2S 0,04 a. to. and 4,00 p. m.
TKAINS FOK KDrillT I KAVC AS rOLLOHtt, (PLPjDAY i
CltrTaU,)
LfaTo Now York, 8,45 a. ro.
Leave I'lilladclpklu, 9,16 a. m.
Leave Heading, 11,3 a. in., I'otUvllle, 12,15 P. m
and Tamaqua, I,b0 p. in.
Uiave Catuwlssa, ,2u n,M a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave vviuiam8porl,e,45a.in,i,16p.m. ando.oo p. m
Passengers to u nd from New York and Pblladi l-
plilu go turouga itliout change or cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C.O, UANCOCK,
General Hcket Agent.
Jan. 14, lain tr.
NORTHERN
COMPANY.
CENTRAL RAILWAY
On and alter November 30tli, 1873, trains will leave
SUNllUItY as follows:
NORTHWARD.
Krlo Mall 8.80 a. m., arrrt c Elmlra u .1
" Can.mdalgua... 3.35 p. m
Rochester 3.16 '
Niagara 9 40 "
itenovo accommodation U.lo a. m. arrlio Wllltoui.
port 18.65 p. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. rn., arrlte Elmlra 10.30 a.m.
buffalo Express 7.15 a. in. arrive lluffalo 8.60 a. hi'
80UT11WAHD.
Buffalo Express s.60 a, m. arrlt o Harrlsburg 4.5o a.
" Baltimore 8.40 "
Elmlra Mall ll.iea.m,, arrive Hurrlf.burgi.6ii p. n
" Washington 10.30 "
" Baltimore 6.8u "
" Washington 8.30 '
Harrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. m. arrltc llmrlr
burg 10.60 p. m.
arrive Baltimore 3.33 a. n.
" Washington 6.13 "
Urle Mall 18.66 a. 10. arrive Harrlsburg 3 05 a. m,
" Baltimore 8.40
" Washington 10.38 "
AU dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agett
A. J. CASSATT, General Mana.tr
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA
WESTERN HAlLltOAU.
ANL
BLOOMSBURO DIVISION.
Ttine-Tablo No. 89, Takes effect at 4:2
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 18T8.
NORTH.
STATIONS.
south. Ban
a.m. p m. p.m
Scranton
9 38 : lo a is
uciievuo,
Tnvlnrvlllo
J 16 6 so
3 91 28
9 80 6 31
9 Si 6 41)
3 44 6 45
3 49 6 M
2 63 65
8 67 6 (9
1 IN Tin
. ..LackawannaL.V.
9 43
.... ittision
West Ilttston...
Wyoming
......Maltby
llnnutf
9 63
10 07
'l0 18
10 83
to :
Kingston.!!!!"
.1'iimniilh .litfin
10 S3 8 15 7 18
9 10 7 18
8 is T vft
.... riymouui
Avonaaio ......
Manllr.trA
a .1
7 65
7 41
8 04
8 38
8 43
HI 84 3 96
10 49 3 86
10 68 8 60
11 07 4 03
.Uunlock's reek"
. .. bmcKsninnyw...
....Hick's Ferry...
....beach Haven...
-Berwick
Ilrlar 4'reelo....
...Willow Grove....
.....Lime Hldge.....
- Espy.........
.liloomsburg
lfllruirt
11 13 4 10
11 31 4 18
68
0 OS
A fit T IS
4 39 7 13
4 33 7 80
4 43 7 44
111 39
11 43 4 49
II 6 4 65
8 (ii
8 S3
8 8'
8 81
9 61
cataw-Uwa bridge.
I Dan vtllo .......
Chulasky..
11 67 6 00
13 18 6 18
iidftbumberlandl
1. nn o ikk
18 45 D 45 9 CO
... p-rn. p.m. a.m
, r. UAUliKAU, bUpt.
Snpf rlntu d-nt's t.d it, rerun o, Junelo, 1878.
S. W. Douglass,
Civil and Mining Engineer,
ASHLAND, PA
General Surveying and Engineering
Business attended to with Oare
and Dispatch.
I am prepared to inako iraHlngs, Plans and
Models In Wood, Brass, Iron, or tho above materials
combined as necessary or
Bridges, Mines, Breakers, Buildings, Engines,
PUMPS, and all kinds or inruiiincrv fr., ...
-' ua v, UUCB
at Court or ror app.icatlons to secure i atecta.
1'alf nta hrcurrd
march ts,s
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
W M. F. BODINE, Iron Street llow sec
kinds ol imn iojircpaa to ao all
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
and
PAPER HANGING,
'notice t""t tJ"8"' at lowest W' wi atCstort
AU workman an tfl.i tVrHuo cn .
aoiicited 2 vm SB'u"H-l'w. uraen
1
WU. F. BODINE.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
ill II 9 46
9 13
9 II 87
Hi 9 3il
H 58 3 M 9 91
lil 3 45 9 19
8 40 3 4' 9 14
13 41
19 it
8 33 3 30 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 23 3 VO BU
8 13 3 19 8 4t
8 04 3 04 8 B
t 61 IU 8 88
I It 111 8 IT
1 1 IN 8 19
T f 5 3 88 8 OS
7 18
7 14
7 10
7 tl 9 ri 7 44
0 65 1 67 7 88
6 60 I 61 7 83
6 45 1 48 7 99
6 97 1 S7 IU
5 15
III 1M 6 48
p.m. p.m. a.m.
Oct. 1,1K8J
te
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