THE COLUMBIAN.
IH.(l03ISniIll(l,llllllAT, JULY, IS ISS1
" runT.ia hai.ks.
A liyciclo club Is conleraptiUel In Danville.
Work Iim teen re.umed nt Ncnl & Son'
fiitnnrp.
A nun of smill pnx U rcpnrtnt nt riiiiitmry,
nml much nlnrm l fi'lt liy tho cltlr. n.
Sultr-cr lins nn liuinine r-kck of tnu'leiil In.
ulriiinenlt) nml lowing tnrtclilnm. do nnd rco
tlirm.
Mrs 1'J. H. Ikeler nnd rhildmn have gone to
William Cnli-V, Hili-iirliinf lowinhlp, to tws a
couple of wrek
There will hea fixtfvil In iho grovo at ihe
St. .limine luircli, Oiangovllle, Saturday nf ci
noon nnd evening.
0. A. Klr-im hna rercnlly iiiuln smile tlecMe-el
Improvement lo hU drugslolo by cnlirglng
the rooir, painting, ie.
l-'rt-aj Ilrown liaH removed hl limur.ince office
from Ihe sloro of Lutz .t Sloan to Moyer
llrollier's building, aecond lloor.
The csfo U reported of an Ohio bov who ha
a worm traveling about jul under his skin,
Why not provide Iho youth with an "inrly
bird," nt once?
There is n break in tho canal tibovn the Dan
ville lock nnd Ihe water ban hern let out of
that level. A l.irgo breach w,n unite in the
towpalh which it will take several weeks to rt-
pair.
The hoy William Dowers who waasobidly
burned, died on Thursday night of lust neck,
Thin is only one more warning lo those who in
ditlgo in tho practice of kindling fires wllh coal
oil.
The Daily Sun and its weekly reprint exliili-
iled great cnlorpriso In Ihelr clahoral ncconnt
of Iho Fourth of July proceedings. Their full
report readi as follows: "No accident of note
occurred on Monday."
That excellent paper, tho West Chester
Jejfersonlan, m entered upon its fortieth vol-
time. It contains a large amount ol the best
reading, political nnd miscellaneous, nnd is
ably nnd vigorotifly edited.
Willie, son of W. II. Gllmore, IimI one of
his thtin bs wounded by Ihe discharge of n
small pistol, last Friday. Accidents of this
kind will occur just so long as children are per
mitted to handle dangerous weapons.
"Malt Hitters are the best 'Miters.'"
"They promote sleep and idlav nervousness,
"liest liver and kidney midicines "-old."
"They knock tho 'chill-' every lime."
"liest tiling for nursing mothers to bo had."
Merchants aid businessmen are wise who pre.
servo the checks that Ihey give in pavmentof
bills. 1 1 not tnfnipiently happens that, in iho
absence of receipts, checks alford the necessary
proof of payment and save the double litiuda
lion nf indebtedness.
If you contemplate a western trip, consult
R. D. Darlington, nt the Philadelphia & Head
ing depot, ltupert, before purchasing tickets.
He will give you all the needed information,
and sell you tickets over the heat routes at the
lowest figures.
Mrs. Ii. F, Hicks died of small pox on Sun
day morning and was buried at night. She
had long been a sufferer from consumption and
her constitution was loo much enfeebled to
withstand llie attack of another disease. He
death is the second caused by small pox.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
building nt ihe Danville Hospital for Ihe In
sane. Iron joistx will be used on tho first lloor
of tho corridor In the South wing and wooden
joists on ihe second lloor. All possible means will
bo taken to render the buildings fire proof.
A large crack was found in tho reservoir of
tho Water Company lat wetk on drawing off
Ihe woter. It is puppofce,' that it was made
nt the time of the breaking of the embank
inent, as there has been a loss ot water evir
since then. It is now repaired, and it is
hoped no further difficulty will occur.
Mr. C. It. Woodin is lying very ill at Ding-
hamton, N. Y, Afier taking supper on Tues
day evening ho retired to his room, anil while
in conversation fell from his chair Insensible
He was doing belter al last accounts, anil has
our heartiest wifhes for a speedy recovery.
Xerwick Independent.
Samuel Uogcrl , of New Columbiir, died al
tho rcsidenco ofhis daughter, Mrs. I. P. Long,
in Wilkes-Harre, last Saturday morning, aged
sixty-seven vears. He leaves a widow nnd
nino children, all of whom were presentat his
eat i. Onn nf his snns is Mr. J. K. Jioeert.
editor of Iho Union-Ttetuler.
It will please Iho rising generation to know
thai, barring accidents, tberowill bo a big crop
of chestnuts this yenr. At the proper timo
physicians will look up Iheir linl, splints and
bandages and bo ready for Iho selling of broken
limbs. Hoys will bo boys, an I a fracture of arm
or lei? is one nf the thitiL'3 that youth Is
heir to.
The horse attached to liuckalew Bros.' bag
gage wsgon btcume frightened on Monday
morning in the alley at Iho Exchange Hotel,
and tore loose from the wagon at the first
nlunee. It run down Main Street lo Klelm's
drug slore where it was caught by C. A. Kloiin.
One of the waeon thills was broken, but no
further damagodone.
Teachers and other who wish to attend the
meotini? of tho Slate Teachers' Association to
he hold at Washington, on the tiOtli iual., can
procure orders for excursion tickets over Ihe
tho Northern Central and Pennsylvania rail-
roads by applying lo J. F.Sicket, ticket agonl,
Oermantown, Penn'a. A postage stump
flhoiild be enclosed.
Atn meetincof tho Winona Fiio Company
held on Monday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Clco. E. Elwe-ll; Vie President,!!. P. Vannatta:
Recording Secretory, Paul E. Wlrlj Financial
Secretary. I- I). Dentler: Treasurer, . H-
Poust; Foreman, L. S. Wlnlerstienj First As
slslanl. J. F. Peacock: Second Assistant, C II.
Robblns: Trustees. A. A.CIark, L. Alexander
nnd S. F. Peacock: Firemen, C. Woodhouse,
E. H. Clark, W. C. Sloan and J. Palmer.
Wlut Is known as the New York .Vein cholera
cure, is somulhlng thaUbould be kept in every
"household in tho land. If tiped at an rnrly
singe of any ntlack of cholera morbus, tho cure
la almost infallible. In every household whore
there are children this remedy should lie kept
ou haul. FollowIiiL' is Iho recipe: "Take
equal parts of tincture of cayenne popper,
tincturo i.fnniuni. tincture of rhubarb, essenco
of peppermint and spirits of camphor.
well. Doio, 10 to 80 drops inn nine
water, according to ago and violeneoof symp-
toma, repealed every fifteen or twenty minutes
until relief is obtained."
tt...i ,i... a.i f a ,,!. lu which became n
wiiucr iiiu Jltl ui nwvwM.; -
i .i.. o.i. t.. i-e rv nerson who
II.VT Ull IIICJ Olll UI UUIIO IW,,-"- I"'
practices medicine or surgery mustprcseut to
theprolhonot.ryoflhe county In which he re-
sides, hi. tlinloma for record, and the predion,
i ....:. lseof birth,
...;... ... ... ,l. .! .,lna a copv
nr.i.,ii..,n..' fll In ihe oflicofor public
.11. V... i..... wi. Whore a person his
though not airradualeof a midlral collets, a
oa Ii not rwulred,
A number of tho MocklioleltiMnf llm Muno
Creek railroad In order to irr-t n rnllrnitd Inln
Sullivan Comity, nro cndinvnrlntr in nrirr.!
coiiirmiiv and procure a charter for a now rail
mail, to he called Ihe Lvcomlnp. Sullivan and
Hradfotd railroad Company. In thin project It
11 propoMd lo use the bed of iho Mimcv Creek
road, ihat being the one lermintir, nnd the oth
er terminus ultimately to reach llrmlford coun
ty. It will have the Indorsement and mpport
of several prominent railroad mugnalo.
An n matter of precaution the Hoard of Heallh
rccomnm.d'd Ihat no r-trrlcfH be held In any
of the clmrclim 1al Pnndiv. which ri-r-nni.
tin iielnlion wns complud w til:. It was denned
advlnable to nvi U all Rntlu-rlngt t,f people, nn
m.iliv lnr.'oiu have be-t-n very Impiudenl in ox-
posing tliun-olvts uimeces-iiriW lo small pox
i strict tpiirantlne Is kept up, and Ills believed
ml nil ihng.r from a further tpicjil of the
list-are) ha' (iis-oil.
tOornmiinlcatert.
h. M. Tewksbiiry, the candid lie fur County
Treasurer, who reluses to travel for votes. In
fjrms us ilmt frjtn letlirs and olhtrwlso word
received, he feels flattered In his exptctaiions
of a nomination Mr. Tewksbiiry proposes lo
subject lilmsilf lo the rules of ihe Democratic
party of Ibis county. Can not a competent man
bencminaled who will not Iravtl for vote.?
tn Wilkes-llarre, on the Fourth, Hecse Ia
shop, first sergeant of the Wyoming Artillerists
was thrown from bis horse, nnd frnrlnrrd his
ckull. He livid but n few hours. Lyr-hon's
horso was frighlenid by fire crackers. Catha
rine Thoma, a girl of sixteen, was diowncd
in ihe Su'iuchannii, by tho upsetting of
boat Although there were numbers of men
and boys on iho bank at Ihe lime, and iho boat
was near Iho sboro, tho girl perished. Her
companions were saved.
If Itepubllcani tluough the county who etc-
pcntl on homo papers for Ineir news, want lo
know what is going on in the world they should
tako Ihe Col.tlMlilAN. Last week the IieptMicun
contained a little over one half n column about
the attempt to assassinate tho President, while
the Columbian printed two columns and a
half And yet we nro accused of being "jeal
ou" of their "enterprise," The most powerful
mict'oscopo has luled lo discover any such
thing as tnlorprifc in connection with that
paper.
Nashville Daily News.
TKHHIIil.K.
Such is the term Mr. C. W. Purcell, of ihe
National Slock Yiirds,'Chicago, III., applies to
his suffering9. He saA"s: 1, for one, wish lo
speak a word of praise fir St. Jacobs Oil. I
-ufiVrcd with a pnln in my shoulder and arm
for some six months nnd at limes it was terri
I In. One liollle of St. Jacobs Oil, however,
cured mi ilieuoughly.
It is said that n certain resident e f this town,
who is engaged in purchasing and i-hipping
country produce, has reported in difi'erent pirts
of the county that the prevalence, of suinll pox
here is gencrul, pulling the number of eaes as
high as fifty. As the report is utterly anil wil
fully false, we hope) the country people will
pay no attention to it. His object liniloiibteil-
ly is lo keep farmers at home with their pro-
. . . 1 .11 !.
duce. fo thai he can travel arounei aim uny h
up at low figures. If we can get held ef any
well authenticated casts of such false reports
we shall lake pleasure in publishing name'.
Preparations fur the show season of 18S1-2
are almost complete, a., far as lb" organization
of companies for travel is concerned. The
Clipper gives a lbt of 160, nnd says there more
still. An examination shows that eight of
those will appear in classical ploys, only one
in grand opera, and ten in conceits. Comic
opera will be performed by twenty-one, musical
burleeeiues by nine, pantomimes by four, min
strels by seventeen and varieties byniue. Of
the rest, forty-one are formed to support stars
of more or less effulgence, nnd thirty-nine are
to present plays which have had metropolitan
success.
Some years ago lead was discovered, or re
ported to be, at Afton and a mine was opened.
No great rtsulls were obtained, and tho ven
ture was abandoned, mainly for wanl of funds
wilh which to carry on Ihe work. Recently
Mr. A'. P. Wetherill and others have deter
mined to reBiime work and men have been here
thii week, to make arrangements for beginning
operations. It is claimed by the parlies inter
ested that other valuable metals, beside lead,
aro to be found in the mine, and that Ihey ex
ist in paying quantities. Just when the enter
prise is to be commenced is not known.
HKl'OItT OF DO.UtD OF HEALTH.
Thursday morning ten o'clock.
No new caies of small pox.
l.Yiiir re-eiiiiriii!- medical alleudnnce. The
one (James Lennon) most eerious
Wiieli on
tenuis murniiih"
The admonition given by our board in regard
to cleaning up, wo are glad lo report, is being
heeded. Wo olworve, in passing around, many
lots and yards in u very much improved con
dition. ...
J. W. 11AKTMAN,
Chnirmau Iloaid of Health.
There were Iwo murders committed on
tho Fourth, nt points not distant from this
i.lace. Durinc a emarrel, at Portland, near
Scranton. Joseph Manu, conductor on the Del
aware. Lackawanna and Western railroad, was
stabbed lo death by Ins brother-in-law, ftiewart
Garrison, who escaped. At Locust Dale, Kou
ert Henine and John Lennon, who were con
nected with the Haschee murder nl that place
several years nco, and for which Lennon was
discharged on Iho Saturday previous from n
five years' term in Ihe perulonliary, got into an
allercAlion about the murder, wheu Henine
flrnw a revolver and fatally wounded Jhomas
Ileunon, an uninterested parly.
As small pox is still reported bad at H1?0""-
i.,,... nml til (e...llrre. the authorities ol n-
liamsport shnuld be on the look-oul fer fear it
...... i.n in.nnrii.il lirn. A uno w repoit.d
.ii,...i,.i. vp.K nlav. and four orflvo deaths
occurred at Hloomsbmg within llie last tiuy or
two,-
)Villiumrpoil UaseUe a- jjuweun.
I'lw. .imnnent is untrue. Unly two ueains
h occurred n Ms Place, since imau pu
. . ti ,
made lis nppcarauoe. At present there is uui
nn severe case, linu me untaw i "J"
. ., 1, - I- .l..!.. A.it
There is altogether loo much exaggeration o
our misfortune.
Hi, Mnmliiv Usl. cunslablo IIarrl3, of tbi.
i,,wn went to Ever's CJrove and there arrested
a voiinzmari named rraniuiii i: jnjiur, u
was charged with ombuweiueni.
Taylor bad
i,ct,n ,,oycd by Mr. Clark Callmilcr, al his
mlii .... (J.embrii. and look advantage of the
n.iniiiiy afforded lo appropriate some S-'-iCO
of I'ldUndsi's money. The rontuhlo brought
i.t, ,iSOner here and then look htm lo Wilkes
riarre and lodtred him In jail. Tayloi's record
ja i n0 lueun8 dtnr.bul he had led a proper
n .Iinionllv. of lute. Ho htu succeeded in
Letting himself into a deplorable situation and
w ,avo occasion lo regrci nia ncuun
Dealers in counterfoil coin have been do
Ini! a thrivinc bJslnesa In soiuo parts of this
Stale, acceding to our exchanges. The money
was put out in such a way it"" ' l'
I t ..... I
i.nllv inta Ihe bands ol hucksters nnd farmers,
I 4 . , i i
and persons who least suspect fraud, l ie
counterfeit coins looked at willi ft casual e)o
would at once U laken for genuine. It is onr)
nn a closo Inspection and by comparison
n real half dollar that the difference is deloct
,d. The metalout of which they are made Is
o.ld to be brass washed wilh Bllver, a slate.
ment which the simple scratch of a peuknlfe
al. Midi nnneaM to verify, for m soon as soon as
tho surface is broken there 1- the appeatanci of
I "It ml"- mfM of Kt
THE COLTS BIAN AND
The Mnrkct Street sl"Ttf of Moyer Urn., has
been ihised ahdhoth the drug "lid express busi
ness transferred to their new and handsbnio is
tabll'limenl on MaluSiriet. This fuel should
be bornn In mind by llieir numerous custom
ers, who wM find nt tho in'v t roive-ry iiin
venlcnco and facility fir I lie p 1 mpt ami sills
factory lranactlou of business. June 2t -l-r
On Monday night, Samuel Van Horn, a
canal boatman, walked from U-py lo Hlooms
burg, anil spent Iho night at the residence of u
relatlvo near Ihe canal. Tho next morning it
wa4 found that ho bit I the small pox. tie Wild
at once to the hoii'o of his tnollur, whero his
bro'her linil hem silk with Ihesame disease,
nmt still reiiiiiir.n time. The liyR'cliti In at
tendant o prniio tino t lie Cue a tlghl otir.uccd
lug giod tiiirstng more ili-n tncili.iil iittci.d-
mice. an It irn sti'rs II nt Ms it mpatilnn on
lhiihj.it was broken o it as b utl as I.I i.'eK
The boat Is at Fspy. If b utmcn gel the small
pox In tonus up the river, and lonlinue lo ply
their nvocillon on Ihe ciiuil, It w II be neces
sary lo lulnpt vigirous meanirrs lo prevent
tho sproul of the disoue in towns along tho
canalj which will luevititi'y fdlotv il llit-y nro
permllled lo wander wIiitj they iheo-u until ub
solutcly stricken down. Our ISoard of Heallh
should give this matter Inimciliato attention
nnd adopt surh rules us will protect the people
from Impnilatinii ofsmall pix.
Meetings of the biso ball club were held on
Thursday and Frldny evenings of la-t wet k, (o
arrange for Ihe payment of bids nnd lo provide
means for procuring monoy lo meet the ex
penses of the tlub. No definite plans wcro
made, as there was onlir a small number pris
on! on each ocin-lon, It Is proper just at llils
time, to epiak a few plain woids in regards the
luliireortho club. It is impossible) lor this, or
any similar organization, to succeed, unless the
citizens of ihe town tako an interest In its fit
Mr and render substantial aid. Unless ihero
is sufficient money on land al nil times to de
fray Ihe ordinary expenses, such as tho pur
chase of bits and balls, onlertalnmint of vi-ll-ing
nines, &., tho laying members will be'
comodbcoursgid and eventually the club will
breakup. Wo hnvo excellent mateiial from
which lo make n nine, and there is no reason
why Illoom-burg should not have a strong team,
if the people will show a willingness to support
them. Will they do si.?
Our celestial friend, the comet, has had
row with hlmsilf, and split into two pnrts. One
of these has carried c If the tail, nnd the olher
poilion is drifting nil into space in a worse
condition ihan liopecp's sheep. Whether ibis
separation isfn.al or whether the diajfTictid
parts can cvtrbe brought together, is one of
lhoe things no nstionomcr tan find out.
Ill It's comet, in 1815, met willi a likciccl'
dsnt, and at Ihe liim-eif its di.nppeitiance ihe
two oi lions utrc 200 000 miles apait. When
the iwius ro appeared, seven ye.irs i-fler, the
disl aiiee had increnseel to 100 000 md 8- S I ce
that lime ihe count or two half cmnels Ii is
not bteu seen. It Is epiite probable that the
accident ei'lSI'i may Lo lepeatetl in 1SSI. It's
a pity, for ibis late vi-itor was a fine, lualthy
meteor nnd would have been lieeriily welcomed
back intact, but will, presumably, be in a ell
lapielaieel and uninteresting
ag.iu io view,
condition when
mong the Cirdeis isiued by ihe Saiiilary
Commillee of Council, in Wilkes-Barre, is the
fallowing, which ought to be added to (lie Town
Ordinance recently promulgated here, II
the provisions of this order been cn nrced at
Ihe bre aking out of the disease in Hloomsburg,
could hate been cor fined lo the hoii-e in
which it originated.
ny and all persons residinir in any house in
this city where! there is a case of small pox, nro
hereby forbidden to leave fucIi house until all
duncer of transferrin.; said disease is over: any
tersons tilling to comply wnh this order win
le forthwith hrrtsteel, and punished to the full
extent ol the law.
Anv persons rcmovintr a small pox eicn or
visitinc any house ot those ahovo relerrttl lo,
except by permission of the physician, will bo
ueau wiin in iiac manner.
Communications through the physician to
Ihe Chief of IMice or Chairman of the Sanitary
Committee can be made when necessary.
A THUE STATEMENT.
The tsneeeratccl reports ot small pox in
Hloomsburg arc surprising and exasperating,
A conductor on the L. & I). R. R. is said to
have announced in Kingston that there were
eighteen new cases here, whereas time were
none. Tho people in the county have formed
a roost erroneous opinion as to the virulence
and spreading of the disease. The very few
cases are all in the lower part of the town
none norlh of Fifth slreet nor west of Iron
street. There are only four eases receiving
medical Irea tment, the others being out of elan
gcr. Thus far Ihere have been but two deaths.
Hurely a panic never originated from a smaller
cause. There bavo been a dozen or so cases
in all, an d ihe greater part of these were of a
mild lype. With the precautionary measures
now in force, (here ia not tho slightest reason
to apprch end any thinK like an epidemic. Pos
sibly residents of infected houses, or some who
have been greatly exposed, way yet fall sick,
but euc h events arc In be expected. AH these
will be compelled lo remain in doors under di
roMion of a physician, and thus Ihednngcr
conforrirn the d sense, upon others will be ab
Bolulely prtvented. There is no justification
fur a panic
SUN WOTS.
A remarkable sun spot, which, wilh sligh
telescopic aid, is resolved into a congeries of
spots of all shapes anil sizes, is now visible not
far from the sun's equator. The easiest and
safest way lo view it, where r.ioct tit finilionof
iletails ia not required, is lo throw llie image
of the sun from the eyepiece of Ihe telescope
upon the ceiling ot a darkened room by meam
df a prism, or upon a while screen placed back
of llie oyepicco. In tho latter case no prism
la noetled, and a good Khiss will suffice lo show
the spot if wtll Bleadied. When Ihe great spot
is thrown Uon the ceiling its slow, forward
motion aud llie trailing strings of small spot
and facutie surrounding it make it resemble a
gigantic insect, wilh legs and autennui of out
landlsh proportions. Under close tclescopl
scrutiny with lileh powers, lis sliucturo is so
complex as almost lo defy skclthlng. The tre
mondou3 energy of the fo.ves at work may be
appreciated when it is siatcu mat me area oi
disturbance exhibited is come 800,000 miles
long by ?,0,000 broad. Resides-, what is seer
by direct view is only a cation of tbepbenom
cnon. The great chasms that look like dark
spots arc nobody knows how many miles deep
and nbove the ninM apiarerit Mirfaco thedis
turtunce eiteuds through gaseous mailer
equally enormous distances.
Marriages.
RlCHAnp. Owns. In Malnvillo on July
:ird. bv J. D. Hodme. Wi.. Mr. Alarion
Itlcbard, of Malnvilie, to Miss Kmma ()en
of Kspy; all of Columbia county, Pa.
Doty Shoemaker On the 2nd inrt,at
iho Reformed rart-onsce In Oraneovillc, M
l-Mwiird A. Doiy In Miss Myra E, Shoemaker,
all ol tola, ejotumbia county.
Rudy Kisnek On Ihe Cth of Julv, at
James Ktsner's (tho bride'a lather,) Mr. IVIcr
Hudy of Danville, Pa. lo Jdls Hannah Ivisno
ol Jerseyiown, uoiumum coiiniy, t-a,
Aiiamh Heiinkh. On Saturday, July 2nd
at Iho residence of ex-county commissioner,,
John Herner. in Roarircrreek, by Ihe Rev.
Lit. Kramer, Mr. Emanuel Adams to Misa
Mary E. Hcrnor, all of Roaringcrcek,
Deaths.
McCakty, In Mt. Pleasant townchlpon the
7th Inst, Mm. Ellutbeth McCarly,aged 8 yetrs
0 mouths aud 12 djB.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG-, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Pi:ilHi)NAL
Willie Rishton Is visiting In Lnzorrie county,
Mrs. C. Unangs', nf Ne w York, Is vliilng
her parents.
Misgllnllle McKu v 'sspeiitlngn f w weeks
In Harrisbiirg.
Lloyd Apptcmnn, Esq , of Ealon, is spend
ing the summer here at bis father's.
Mrs. Slenker and daughter of New Heilltl rc.
rncd home last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Funaton luve return
from their visit to iho West
Tho families of L- N., .1. L,, nnd W. S.
eiyor are rusticating In Ormgo township.
Mrs. C. W. Ntal and Mrs R ('. Neat with
their children, nro vlst lug neir Phllidclphla.
Or til tteirirg, of this ton, aud J. P.
iMli, of Orani;-', stu 'cuts at Lifujctte Col-
cge, are spin ling ihusumuie-r vacation at their
onus.
Piilor Co litis it'll family have removed lo
Shlekshliiny, Mr. Collii s Is one of the rn'l-
road contractors and has gone up the river to
bo nearer Iho work.
llrower llrugler, who hai b'eu attending the
Normal School ebiring the pistyenr, returned
to his home ii Missouri on Tucretay. Ho ex
cels lo return in the fall.
MIs Delia Carver, daughter of Prof. Henry
arver, furmeily of this town, wat married In
North Denver, Colorado, on the 7th lint , lo
Mr. Chaile A. Hftttfce. The ceremony look
tare nt the residence) of the brldei'a sister, Mrs.
I U. Woir.
Are you going to paint? If su.send lo Henry
S. Reuy, Monlour Paint Works, Rupert, Pa.,
fir sample card and prices of Strictly Pure
While Lead. Slate Colors, Iron Paints, Putty
ic , and save the wholesale and rctnil profit.
You cm mix your own colors, from best mater
ial, with Pure Linseed Oil.for 75 cents lo$1.20
per gallon. ., .,.,... ...
licspeciiuiiy i iiurs eve,
npr. lfi-Om Husky S. Reay.
HOUND AllOUT HOAHINUeJHKKK.
The Johnson festival of July 2nd, realized
nearly $100.
Quarterly conference at the Roaringcrcek M.
E. church next Saturday and Sunday.
Recently ihe L. and R.Sunday school hod
an organ put in for iheir use.
Farmers hereabouts are experiencing consid
rnblo elifliculty in obtaining lulp to make
hay and harvest grain.
The grrss proceeds of the Catawissa M. E,
cireuil picnic Mid festival at Melntyre on the
4lb Inst., somt what exceeded $200.
There wns church in the Friends,' meeting
house near here. First Day morning, June
20th.
Our Irieni', Mr. C. W. Stine, is nml' ing con
siderabbi ini r v until nti Ins dwelling andalso
nbout his farm gmeihl y.
Mr. Christum Sm ill IimI n runaway wliil
reluming from taking a load of hay to market
on Fridiy last, wllh almost a riiineel wagon
Mm bor-es nrellv well skinned, and himself
severely bruised in various parts of his limbs.
NKOI'IIVTX
The famous marc Aland S. trotted a
mile! in l'iltslmiL' on Wodnwdav n
'2.10.1. the fastest on record.
John AV. Jirookwaltc-r was nominated
for Governor of Ohio, by tliej Democrat
ic Statu Convention on Wednesday.
Business Notices
Thistr rs and Linen Suits for tl
SI .2fi. SI .GO. SI 7f. S2.00. 2.C0 to 2 7" for
sale at Light Street by fellas xoung. juiuuw
An endless variety of Straw lints
Uleanng out very cneap at
David Lowcnberg's.
Reauer and Mower Knives, Knife Sec-
ti nns nnd Rivols of all kinds, Ptovos.Ranges,
T inware, Salt, Phosphate, &c, for sate low
at Sbarplcss lounury. juiiei:--iw
A full assortment of Neck Wear for gen
tlemen at F. D. Dcntler's.
Navy Blue Suits,
Wavy liiuo ranis, n. uui nuo
at David Loweubcrgs.
1 .000 trood live Calves wanted. Let them
p.nmp from the north, south, east and west,
hv wholesale and retail. You can bring
vnur inod Calves rinht alontr now any time
n,i AInnilav. Tuesday. V'ednc6day aud
Plmrsilav of each and every week-and pet
.v j e .i a:i V....o
yOUr CftSn OT gOOUS lor lUCUl oi eevi xuuiij; o,
Liigut isircct. juiy lu-uui
T.lllon A Slpnnv will nav cash or merchan.
rl Iflf. feir mives. lambs and chickens and all
country produce. Try incm anu learn cueir
prices before selling elscwticre.
White. Vests, Dusters, Linen Pants,
A large line ot bummer uoous
at David LowenbergV.
Seo a woman picking a bunch of grapes
in another column, at Spcer's Vineyards,
frnm which Sneer's Port Qrapo Wine is
made, that is so highly esteemed by the
medical protession ior tne use oi mvaiiua,
weakly persons and the aged. Sold by
O. A. Klelm. jan 7'81 ly
Parasols from 10 cents up to $1.00 at
Light Street, by Silas Young, juno 10-4w
For a Eine Dress Shirt,
For a Fine Fancy btiirtgo to
David Lowenberg'a.
1.000 nounds of i ice Pitted Cherries,
.t.nnn nounds nf nice Dried Raspberries
wanted bv Silas Younc at Lieht Street, for
which lie win pay tueuiguesi iiiurnxi, mi.u,
july lu bm
fhn season for reimlrlnc; vour Mowers
Reapers, Threshbg Machines and other
farming implements is nt hand.and the place
to nave repairing uouu ia ui niutnxa
HASSERT'S Foundry and Machine Shop.
This is the only place in tho county where
D. M. Ut-borne v Lo's. niacnines are ie-
ia red. A full ine ot e-xlras lor all tne
cadinc mowers, reapers, tStc, kept constant
ly on band. fliay zuw
For Fine Shoes of all kinds, go to Dent-
ler'a.
Tho best are the cheapest-
-buy yourBoots
and Shoes of Dentler,
10.000 trood Snriiiir Chickens wanted
Bring them right aloug now and get your
cash or goods for them at bilas loung'e,
Light Street. July lb 2m
When in the courso ot human events It
becomeu necessary to purchase Clothing, for
u bargain go to David Lowenberg'a and yoj
will got lull vaiuo ior your money.
Mr. D. W. Smith, of Liroeatonevillo,
Montour county, says helms tihed au "O
borno" Self-binder siuce 187i: htu cut ICO
acres; been nt no espeuse for repairs; has
cut outs that wero a'l badly down and tangled
gg It was noasiblo to be, aud will wager
the prlco of the machine tbat lie can cut
any grain that it is possible to cut with any
machine, and hind it tighter and better than
can bo dona by hand, T. V. Purse!, ueur
Buck How, says Iho "Ojborne" Self hinder
bought last Yoar, "nils iue uui" ami clues an
that is claimed for it.
P. E. Maus. near Danville, says he cut lb
worst tangled outs he ever saw, last year,
witli the "Usborne, aim cannot speak too
highly in lis praise.
Hauman & Hashiiiit, Agonts,
June 10 Hloombbius, Pa
A D1NUKKOM l-OCNTKKSKIT,
There Is a damrerous counterfeit tu circulation.
purporting to be "Walnut Leaf Hair lteatort r." 'I ho
strongest evidence or the treat value of "Walnut
Leaf llalr llettorer" Is tho fact ihat parties know.
Ing Its t-mcacy try to Imitate It. linen bottle uf the
reuuinu ntea u -iuo biiiiuu ' oi iuu teik'nuiure or "ii,
llocker ' tnu monuraciurer niowu in me iriobs:
null lieu "leuBeuivi m iu t.ie;ai nuu seal iiieu&a ua ivn-
tcr, wuue it possesses au iue coinione nt properties
ne-enssarv lo restore lire. leor. L-lowin. and color
tiie lialr. l'uicluue only trom responsible parties.
it lialr.
acle bot
Eacli borne warranted, v, re, urlltcielou, Muw
yorw City, WhOhalo AKVCt.
ixt.in.wu
MAKKlMtliPORTS
HI.OOMHIIURU MARKET.
Wheat per bushel . l.on
..ii' " r. i
'nrn, " .Is)
lit. " " s.i
Flout per twri- l ,,, ce.
iioTcrsceei , , ,, r..r.i
lUUter ,
.in
Kirirs
Tnllow
Potatoes
Dried Apple.. ,,
llnms
steles ft f.houlelcrs
lo
.US
fin
.m
.mi
fs
.10
.10
8U0
.IS
t'lncKcni
Turkeysi
Lira per pound ....
nay per ton
Hroswax . .......
utienra
HIE GREAT SKIM (JURE.
telling aud Scaly Disease!?. Humors of
tho Soalp and Skin Permanently
Cured-
RINGWORM,
(loo. W. llrown, ts Jlarslnll SL, Vrovld'nce, 11. 1.,
cured by Cutlcura Hcmotles ota Itlugworm Itumoi
got at tiro barber's, which spread nil over his oars,
neck and face', anil tor six yearn icslsledall klnnsof
treatment.
SKIN HUMOR.
V. It Dniko, Ksei., agent tor Harper etc Pros,, l)e'-
trolt, Mich , ulves an aslonl hlng account ot his cu.su
(eczema rodent), which fuel been tre.tted by a con
sultation ot puybichms without bcnctlt, ami which
speedily jletded to tho Cutlcura Itesolvont Inter
nally and Cutlcura Soap extcroally.
SOALD HEAD,
It. A. Ilaymond, Auditor l W. .1. .t H. It. It., .tack-
son, Mich., was cured of Hcild Head of nlno years'
duration by the Cutlcura llcmedles.
JCZBMA.
lion. Win. Taylor, liostoti, Mass., permanently
cured of n humor ot the face and fcc.ilp (eczema)
that had been treated unsuccessfully for twelto
years by many of lloston's best physicians aud most
noted specialists, ns well as European authorities,
MILK CRUST.
Mrs. Howers.lM Clinton St., Cincinnati, speaks ot
her sister's child, who was cured of milk cust which
resisted all remedies for two years. Now a line,
healthy boy, with n beautiful head ot hair.
ALLINO HAIR.
Frank A. Ilean, Steam Flro Eii(lno e), lloston, was
cured of alopecia, or falling of tho hair, by tho Cut
lcura llesolvcut Internally and Cutlcura and Cut
leura Honp externally, which completely restored
Ids hair when all said he would lose It.
Thomas U-c, 'ti'i FranktorJ Av., l'hlladelphta,
aftllcted with dandruff, which for twenty years bad
covered his scalp with scales ono-eiuartcr of an Inch
In thickness, cured by Cutlcura Ileineellcs.
TREATMENT.
Tho Cutlcura Treatment In tho Internal use ot tho
Cutlcura ltcsolvcnt, tho new Blood purltler, and tho
external uso ot Cut'cura and cutlcura soap, the
ilreat skin Cures.
For Sunburn, Tnn and llieasy Skin uso Cutlcura
Soap, an exipilsllo toilet, batn and nuisery sanative,
fragrant with delicious llower odors auel healing
balsams.
CUTICUltA
lleinedles aro for sale by all druggists, l'rlco of Cut
lcura, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes 60 cents ; large
boxes tt. Cutlcura ltesolvcnt, tho new Ulooa l'url
ilcr, $. per bottlo. Cutlcura Soap (tho queen uf
medicinal and toilet so ps), cents. Cutlcura Med.
lclii.U ShnMug Soap, is cento. I'rluclpal depot,
wekks s rotter, nosroN, mass.
WAll mailed free on rccelrt of price.
a Mnrn r-nntlnuous nnd nowcr.
CUl-UlrVs nuetectilcal action lsobtalned
VOLTAIC latuCTna piasters than any ii battery
fti a r-o made Thej are a suoedy and
ASTt.0 certain euro for l'atn and
Weakness or tliuLungs. Uer, Klduejs, nnd Urinary
Organs, Hheumatism, Neuralgia, Hysteria, I-ema'.o
Weakness, Nervous I'alcs and Weaknesses, jiaiaria
and Fever aud Ague, l'rlco 25 cents. Sold cvery-
w here, wekks & i-ottkk, hohtcn, m9s.
pitlDGK LEITINCI.
' Will bo let al fslhirl'iiriiacollildgo.l.(cii!.tlown
shlp.ou (-'aturciiiy.tl.e ictn tiny of July, lsM, a brldgo
to bo erected out Konrlugiieek, near Fsthci' Fur
nace. To bo a wooden brueo tweicd biidge oi feet
longbotween abutirentsic feettrom outtooutat
lop of abulmenlsand lobose feet abo o low water
maik. Abutments to borebullt nndslcno pterin
centre. ...
nans and cnccllicauons can no Been at uio tjoen
mlsbloncrs' cnico or on day ot letting nt tho brldgo.
STUl'IIBN l'OME, ) commissioners
CIH1ILKS ltKICIIAHT,- of
A. 11. 1IE1IU1NO, j Columbia Co.
July 8-2w '
OKPIIANS1 COURT SALE
OF VALUAI1LK
Real Eslsitc !
Ily virtue ot on order Issued out of tho Orphans'
Court ot Columbia county, the un-icrslgned odinln-
Islrator of the csiato ot l'eter JUchacl.rteeeaseel, will
cxposoto public salo on tho premises In itlnlln
township, on
SATURDAY, AUUUST 6TII, 1581,
at ten o'clock a, m., tho following described real
estate, to-wlt:
A certain messuage and TIIACT of LAND situate
In BaidSIiniln township, bounded and described 03
follows, to-wlt: On tlio west and north by lands of
l'eter Michael, on tho cast by lands ot John Iloofno.
gle tnd on tho vest by lands ot Cleorgu Nungesscr,
containing
Twenty-nine Acres
more or lets, with tho appurtenances, whereon aro
erected a
LOG HOUSE, UAUN,
and out-bulldlngs; excepting nnd reserving liowov.
or, tho crops now growing upon tho premises.
TKHMS OF HALIi. Ten per cent, ct tho one-
fourth of tho purchase money to bo paid at tho stri
king down of the properly; tho ono-fourlh less tho
ten per cent, at tho continuation of sale, and tho
remaining three- fourths In ono year thereafter wltb,
Interest from continuation nlai.
JOHN MICHAEL,
July S.fi Administrator.
TySSOLUTION NOTICE.
"1 lin nnHncDliln linrAlifnM nTtatlnrr tU-tWPPn .T. TT.
kfhiv and JmiatLan lloclunnn. as brleklavcra and
contractors, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
bcui.
J. 11. litlB'l v,
JONATHAN IlACHMAN.
Hloomsburg, Juno ill.l&l.
A
DMINISTKATOK'S KOTICK,
K8T1TE Of IIIIliM It, KLINK, PECKISIO.
Letters of Administration on tho estnto otlllram
II. Kline, late or orange township, Columbia coun
ty, Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted
by tho lleirlsler of said county to J. Howard
Kline, of orangevltlo, administrator. All persons
havtnir claims ugalnst tho estnto of Hatel dece
dent nro rceiucstcd to present them for settlement.
ana inose inacnieu lame esuim w iiiuku iitvuie.-ue
to tho undersigned Admlnlstrator.wlUioiit delay.
J. JIOWAHU KI.INE,
Administrator,
O. W. MIm.kk, Atl'y. orangevlllo, l'a,
juno ii-uw
E
XKCUTOIV8 NOTICE,
K3TATBOFJ0UNHANH3, DKCKISID.
letters testamentary on tho estate of John
Hnr,f!fl. Inln r.f tironnwood twn.. Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted by tho lleitlster of said
county to O. K. Moan, of urangevllle. executor. All
nersonB Having claims against iuo esinic oi saiu eje.-
rAde-riL&rn re-eiuestL-d to nresent Ibe-m t r settle-
ment, and those Indebted lo the estnto to make
payment to the undersigned administrator, without
ueiay.
D. K. SLOAN,
Keecutor,
Orangev.lle, l'a.
C. W. Miu.ru,
Att'y.
Juno Sl-Cw
UWTOK'S NOTICE.
KSTATXOVJOUN kVlLlltU, 1I1CL1KID.
The undersigned. A iiihtor appointed by tho Or
phans' Court of C'oluinbl I county, tn make dlsinbu
lion of till) I li ml In Iho hands or the eulinlnla.
tratornf tho f-slntu of said decedent, to nnd nuioiig
iiuriei-a t-ueiiit-ii eiiiTt'tu, mil hii ae. ma umeu ill
fiioonisuurir.on iuruay,juiy vjrti,issi, at lei 0 el
la Uio toreii on, to perform tho duties
his appointment, when and where a'l parlies
Interested In Mitel fund must api-ear aud present
their claims or bo forever debarred from any share
ui sam iuuu.
C. W. MILLTtll.
Juno w-w. Auditor
WHITE BR01M5ZES
MONUMENTS, HBALSTONES.&a
Aro
recommended by tho best authority,
will never crack, chlp.corrodo, rust or
They
BECOME MOSS GROWN.
They ero pure, refined, cat ilro. Ttiuy uro beau
iitui, uuruuju uimuui'up, M'nu ior uircuiarbio
JOHN. A. OWENS, GEN, AGENT
LBWISBURQ, J?J
Or Inquire ot 1'. I'. Kline, Hloomsburg.
July 1 8-m
EVAPORATING FRUIT,
Oftnl I TmtATisic on IninrOM-d Methods. Tables.
uliiib yie lds, prices, nruilu and ironind stall lint
PPM AMKItfOAN lHIIKK CO., I hainbcru urf,
. ( I u lUUVH'tW
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
BARBED WIRE
nro undoubtedly the cheapest and
i i i.i . i" '.. : ,
most. tmniDie uMice iinuie, is ntn
.H I .l 1... ! !.. .1 .... II I .1
iiiuuieti ny iue, wnui or iiuuu,iiui's
not cause snow imw, takes lower
jiosts and Htoelc cannot ptili it
tlown. Uur wire 18 lour pointed,
m Hindu of two strands of number
12 best galvanized steel wire twist
ed toetlter just enough to allow
lor contraction and expansion in
Hummer and Winter, barbs are
fastened everv seven inches. The
use of barbed wire is no longer au
experiment, as last year over one
hundred thousand miles were put
tin. We lielieve cur wire to no
the best iuul cheapest now man
ufactured because it is nindo of the
best steel wiroand runs 15 feet to
the pound having tho greatest
strength and visibility with the
least weight of any made. Put
up on spools of about 100 rods
weimunir aliout luu pounds. I'rico
per pound 11 cents by tho spool,
less quantities .114 cents per
pound.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
SHERIFFS SALE
Hy virtue of sutdiy wilts Issued out of tho
Court of Common 1'leas of Columbia county and
to mo directed, w 111 bo exposed lo public mlo at the
Court House-, lu lllonmsliurg, Pelins-lvael.i, at two
o'clock, p. ni. on
SATUKDAY, JULY 23 1 el, 1881.
All thateertidii liiessuage, tenement and tract of
land being iuul r-ltuato In Locust t wnshlp Columbia
county, and Statu of l'ennsj lvanla, describee! ns fol
lows i On tho north hj land of I'ele r miner's estate
and Oecrgo llupp'.i t stale, and on the west by lau,)
belonging to David Zimmerman ar.d on the! south by
lauds of Jonas and lleorge I upp and on Iho east by
lands belonging to thocstato of l'eter liltritr,ile-ceas.
od, containing about ono hundred and six acres, bo
tho same tnoro or less, It being part of sumo tract of
land whleh the Grants (leorgeurnnt.Wllllarn llrant
and Deborah (iriint, ciecutois cf 'I lioinus tirant do
ceased, latu ot Augusta township, Northumberland
county, aud stato of I'ennsyhanla, by their Inden
ture dated tho sixth day of May, 1SW, e runted and
conveyed to Jacob Fisher aud Caleb Fisher arid tho
said Caleb Fisher and Sarah his w Ifc by 'hell- inden
ture dated tho ninth day ot Way, A. D. lsvt), granted
and convejed their said Interest la the above de
scribed land to Jacob Fisher rarty hereto.whereon
Is elected a two story freino dwelling hcuse, laigo
framo barn and out-bulldlngs.
eked, taken Ink) execution at tho suit or .1. II.
Vostluo vs. Alem 11. Fisher and to be sold as the
property cf Alem I)..l'lsher.
HuAWNAlt'y. Leail Facias.
ALSO.
All that certain messuage and tencrxent or tract
ot land situate In Locust township Columbia county,
and Stato of rennsj lvanla bouudcil and described as
follows, that la to say r lleglnlngata stono In tho
public road lcadlug fioin .Slabtown to Malnvillo run
ning thence by land of Solomon Strnusser and Will
iam Adams north thirty-eight degrees, west eighty-
four and the-tenths ptichesto u stent-, thence by
land of Oeorgo strausser south scenty-s!x degrees,
west sixty-two pen hts to a stone, thei.ee by land
ot Lewis Iluugo south eight degiees, west thirty and
live-tenth pcitlusto aslouc, thence bythosamo
south thlrt) degrees, cast one hundred and tlirco
perches to a stone, Ihenio by the samo south atty-
thrco degiees, west three perches to a stone, thenco
by land ofbolcinon strausser south tllty-clght de
crees cast sixty-eight perches to a stono In tho cen
tre of Iho public load leading trom Slabtown to
Malm llle.thcnco In said road and by laud ot Solomon
strausser north tweuty decrees, east nineteen
perches to a stone, thenco In and by tho same north
live degrees, cast sixty-eight perches to tho place ot
beginning, contulnlngslxt-two acres strict meas
ure.whereon aro erected u two story froino awolllng
house, Irumo barn and out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit ot David
Helwlg, executor of rctcr Hclwlg, deceased, versus
isaao Lcwls-ondtobo told as tho property of Isaac
iOwU with notice to Jobn Adams, lerro tenant.
IIiuwn, Att'y. I'lurlea Levari Facias.
ALSO.
AU that certain lot or piece ot land situate In
Flahlngcreck township, Columbia county, l"cnnsyl-
vimlu, bounded and described as follows to-wlt:
licglnnlng at a post In tho publlo road leading trom
Oran gevlllo to bttllwalcr, thenco by land belonging
to Isaac Mcllcnry, north clghty-ono and a half de
grccs.cast o no hundred and slxty-Qvo feet to a post,
thenco by lands ot Wm. Ikeler south eighty and a
halt degree?, east;clgbty two leeUto a post, thenco
by land oICjius V. Whlto south e-lghty-ono and a
halt degrees, west ono hundred and slxty-nve feet
to a post in the road, thence by said road north
eighty and a half degrees, west eighty-two feet to
tho place ot beginning containing torty-nlno and
seven tenth perches of ground bo the same mora or
less, on which aro erected a dwelling house and out-
bulldlngs.
ALSO.
Ono other lot or pleco cf land situated In tho town
ship, county and state aforesaid bounded and de
scribed as follows, to-wlt: licglnnlng at a stono
corner by a lot of said Ash, thenco by land of Wm.
Ikeler north eighty-thrco degrees, east twenty-four
perches to a post, thenco by land ot John Zancr
south thirty nine and a half degrees, west seven
and two-tcntns perches to a post, thenco by land of
Hiram Depoe, bouth elghty-threo dtgrecs, west
nineteen perches to n stone, thenco north six de
grees, cost four and nine tenths perches to tho placo
or beginning, containing one hundred and seven
perches moro or less, on which are erected a work
shop and outbulldlngu.
Ho tied, taken Into execution at tho cult ot Denton
Mutual Having Fuud and Loan Assoclallouagaln.it
cnrisuan J, Asu and to bo sold as tho property ot
ejuristiau J. ash.
Littlk, Att'y. Vend. Kx.
U. II. KNT,
Sheriff.
J. W. RAEDER,
PRACTICAL BOOK BINDER
Nie UOW1NT IW.UtKKT M'lU'.lIT,
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
All dm i))iulnr illtiKit'liiOH, Har
per's, !ci'iui.cr'K, i.iitt'U'N, m.
IMtliolas Humid In uny
.Style ller-lrcel.
Corrcsponelcnoo Solicited 1', O. Box 50.
juiyis-m
Dauchy 8c Go's. Advt's.
mi i rnrnvci oiteMNs. iTStonn. r. net eioiei.
IH'iVl I 1 O e.nToDBiioiit;cilu.oiilyt.- Ael-1
ilrtihu Daniel V, lit-atty, Waiililiit'ton, N. J, July I 4w I
or T,cV
1
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HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
GOODS IN SEASON.
Lnnl' n-M- nilf stock of KOOtls
j'or i)pt.ent use and see if there is
' .. . 1 1 ii
n0, Boniethinir voti want, n bo, ciiu
. f " i .1.1
on ilg liC'l'O you nave inc aoviin-
0j' erponter variety and lower
iplecs,
Cn t vutor 'l eetu.
Horse May Forks,
liny Fork Pulleys,
llaiid Hay Forks.
Hand 11 ay Eakcs.
Grass h'eythes.
Grain t'cythes.
?eytho Snaths.
Scythe Stones.
Grain Cradles.
Sisal Hay Hope.
Pure. Manilla Hope.
Hand Grass Sickles.
Hand Lawn Mowers.
Fly Trails.
Wire Mosquito Netting
Ice Cream Freeezers.
Cherry Seeders.
Preserving Kettles.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER
c
OPERA HOUSK
DEALER IN SWES, HEATERS AND RANGES,
LOW DOWN GRATliS. MANTELS &C,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE.
PEIVATE DWELLINGS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
HEATED BY STEAM OR HOT AIR.
AWNINGS OF ALL STYLES AND
SHAPES MADE TO ORDER.
Hoof izig and, Spouting Done at Short
IMoticc.
ROOFING FB0M- FIVE TO TEN CENTS
PER SQUAREiFOOT.
f till STOCK Of itOfi, LED, flQ XEF COJX flfE.
I
On the ist of tins month our stock of Men's and
Boys' Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods at Oak Hall
was seven hundred and forty-three thousand one hundred
and seventy-five dollars and eighty-one cents.
Where is there another such stock to select from ?
The old house has been remodeled.
The old hands (most of them) are still there.
The old principles of just and right prices, sound
goods, fashionable styles, substantial finish, are strictly
adhered to.
Who founded the business, is at Oak Hall every day look
ing after things, and in all the history of Oak Hall it was
Mm-At- MrufjL, tutua.
to push up its high standards and drop down to lowest
prices.
tJCsrtt oid-Hme greeting io our friends cvcryivhcre,
and another cordial invitation extended lo come to Oak Hall.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Cor. Sixth and Market Streets, Philadclph ia.
The Largest Glalbinc House in America.
i
Postscript.
The last new thing we have done is to open a TEN
DOLLAR ROOM, where we have gathered a great lot
of full Suits, suitable for dress, or business, which we shall
sdl at $io.
You can judge of the
what we can do for io.
WANTED;
Caiivufwritln CM-ryt-oiii
iv In lliln Htu in ui iHki
I oielera lor Miebcry su-ik
iilovinent at noon wactkh. kn..riHi.(-., m ii.h im
nii-niiv linn iM-fcir.trii.1 Km.
blneha not n-qulrwl. Numerle-n wlduly and turorttuly
r.,.wn... .w, limmilllUJua
van liuftij ul(lllb o, l A tiVKEN.
K.nDirBnrn 53. r (Unlva ,s. 1
rvU. f, 'iMSttcw AUo Hock Mt wlmle-Buic,
HOLMES &SOHUYLBR.
TiNSWilTHING.
It does not seem to be gener
ally understood by some of our
tritdo that we are propaied ir do
Tinsinithing in all its brunches.
This we have often notitcd by
the expiessions of surprise of
many who, when in the rear of
our store, noticed men working in
an adjoining building. We car
ry a full stock of Tin and Tin
smith's Supplies and arc prepared
at all times to do till kinds ot
work. As low j -ricrs seem to be
Ihe most populai we have
REDUCED THE PKICE OP
ROOFING
To 5 CJcxris a Foot,
usinr the same grade of
tin as
at cor-
heietolbro and other
responding prices.
won
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
chcapncss.of our stock by seeing-
W. & R
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visrrtMH caiii).
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