THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
S
A Serious Warnltg to onr Farmm-
Tlio following Iciti-r relates to r snbjoot
ot oxtrnoruiimry hniioi liinco ;
"To the EniToli oI'tiik Sun Sin l'ln
tnCirm inn mIiuI he m'innl in-cit-at The
worms I found in somu itl wlna', nml iho IlLs
nrotinil die sULmftlui sruMtr 'I'lu v b?ititi to
lly ab ml six o'clock In tl.n tvenlng, nnd linn
ltl dowo bf the sMe'iif tli I'in. Aro thoy
innrtywnr mniitrin r Ami will tin-jr Uj nny
linrw, to tha hIio.ii?''
OloBudscrioer.
vo regret mm itto writer 01 tlio nuovo
omitted his Pust-Ollico ihliliVHH In his
note, becnuso it ia iiuito Important that
our readers sliouUl know from what part
of tlio country noxious insects aro receiv
ed, that tlicy may bo on tlio lookout for
tho satuo species.
Tho Hinall silky moths, of which our
correspondent sends us specimens, aro
tho parenta ot the worms round in lus
wheat) nnd, furthermore,they aro among
tho most destructive, insects known, be
ing no other than tho noted Augonmois
gram moth Uclccua ccrcalella), so
named because llrst discovered in the
provinco of Augoumois, Fiance, about
lot) years ago.
This iusect has caused tho destruction
of thousands of bushels of corn, wheat
and other kinds of grain in this country,
and from present appearances It will soon
mako tho Keeping of grain over winter a
vory tlilllcult matter in tho United
States, becaitso tlio moths deposit
their ecus on tho grain in tho fall
Hoon alter it m harvested, and tho
worms work on it all through tho cold
weather, as well ns in summer, whon
stored m bins or giananes. If tho Gov
anient or tho fanners of this country
could arrest tho progress of this insect by
expending 0,000,000 nt this time, it
would be the best investment ever made
by our people.
Wo have been watching the progress
(if this post for tho past ten years, and
.find that it has become pretty well dis
tributed over nearly nil tho grain-grow-iug
regions in both tho Northern and
Southern Slates. As early as 1702 this
Bamo grain moth was so destructive in
somo parts of Franco as to nearly cause
a famino among tho people, and it would
not bo at all strange if the same thing
should noon occur in this country, ns no
effort is being niado to check tho rava
ges of this and soveral other imported
grain-destroying insects.
Remove all your grain, nnd havo it
ground up or otherwise disposed of ;
then thoroughly fumigate your granary
with sulphur, or sprinkle with carbolic
acid diluted with water. Do not nut
any grain in tho bins this season, but
.store it elsowhere, becauso every moth
must either bo destroyed by poison or
starved out boforo tho same building
will bo a safo depository for any kind of
grain again.
Furthermore, your neighbors must do
tho same, or tho moths will come from
their barns to yours. Until rigorous
measures are adopted, tho spread and
ravages of such pests cannot bo prevent
ed. Laws must bo enacted by tho gen
eral Government for their suppression,
and then enforced to tho very letter. As
soon as European countries Hud that wo
are sending them infested grain, they
will want no morn of it nt any price ;
and by that time our farmers will learn
what it costs to harbor their enemies.
iV. Y. Su.
Uoep Ploughing.
The Country Gentleman recently had
an excellent article on ploughing, and as
it was worthy tho attention of all farm
ers, we givo a portion of it hero. Deep
ploughing is not in tho favor it was somo
years ago, and in somo localities and
soils it is absolutely injurious. Thoso
who practice deep ploughing do not com
mend it ns tho crand panacea for all tho
evils of jioor soil and imperfect culture
as was common only a fow years ago.
Regard is and should bo had to circum
stances. Nobody now would think of
deep ploughing ounliglit sand with little
vegetable matter on tho surface. To
turn this under ten, eight, or even six
inches, is to almost irreparably ruin the
field, f know strong heavy soils, with
clay subsoil whero onu deep ploughing
has required years of good culture, and
hundreds of loads of runnuro to get it
into good condition for cropping. It is
reasonable to suppose that this would be
so. It we have manuro enough to fer
tilize an acre to the depth of four inches
it will be less than half enough to fertil
ize eight inches deep, for the under strata
is always poorer than tho upper one, tin
li) some previous deep ploughing has
revei scd tho natural older of things.
And if it has, nature does its utmost to
restore the true order. It is not only
that natural manuring is always on the
surface, hut in dry weather and on dry
soils fertility guneially tends towards
light and air. If the soil is always or
mostly saturated with water, fertility
may "leach" out Hut usually the ten
dency is the other way. Capillary at
traction biings water with all it holds in
solution, to the soil. Dissolve some pot
ash, or lime, or phosphate in water, and
turn it upon loose, loamy soil until satu
rated. Tho eiy nextday a thick .crust
will bo found on the Biiifaee, and if this
bo analyzed it will show that much of
the mineral has been brought up with
tho water and left on tho surface as it
evaporated. It in this tendency of iiiiii
eialH to Iho surface which causes the
hardening of soil that has been heavily
manured with mineral feitilizers.
liOSM of Cml.
In responso tu correspondent, tl
American Cultivator says: Lops of en
10
cud
and making an artificial ono aro among
the exploded fjllaeies of the day. The
cow leech of the days gone by used to
havo a particular compound for making
n cud. Tho fact is, from the symptoms
mentioned in your letter, it is evident
that your cow's stomach is out of order.
You havo been inflicting tlio very same
bad practice upon your cow that hu
man beings sometimes inflict upon them
selves, that of overfeeding and with bim
ilar results. If wo could understand the
language of your cow, sho would no
doubt complain of headache, and if you
L'o in front of her you will find that her
breath docs not smell sweet or natural,
whilo her droppings are either hard or
else indicate scouring. In cither ease,
give tho animal a pound of Epsom salts.
two ounces of gentian nnd two ounces of
nitre, ah noon ns tlio cow begins to leel
Letter you may rest assured that she will
commence chewiim hor cud. Whenever
tho cow stops chewing her cud sho is
sick, nnu wheneycr,sho resumes tho prac
tice she is convalescent. In conclusion,
wo would ndvitc, if you ever call in a
porson to consult in referenco to a sick
cow nnd ho talks about a lost cud or
innkiugmiother cud, get him out of the
stable as soon ns you can, and dispense
. ..ill. ..II 1.! -1...!
HUH (111 Jilt JIIL'MUijlUOIIH.
A prisoner who has been convicted nt
least a half a dozen times is placed nt
tho bar.
"Your Honor, I should like to havo
my cneo postponed for u week. My law
yer is ill.''
"Jlut you were captured with your
hand in this geiitlunnn'a pocket. What
can your counsel say in your defensci"
"Precisely so, your honor. That Uj
what I am curious to know," '
Trials of a City Horticulturist.
"I ain't having ns good luok with my
plants this year ns usual." sliihed Mr.
Miles,as ho dodged n blacking hi ush and
contemplated tho wreck of a geranium
bed on which tho missllo landed.
"Why not T" asked a friend who had
drODDPil around in mn (tin rf.inliiii
"llecause," replied Mr. Miles.as n boot
llow past his ear nnd knocked over n
I. ....... if.. 1 !.. il- ,.l . I
uuiitiuiiii passion iiuwer, "ucoausc wneu
i use mo nose to sprinkle tho slnubbery
tho pcoiilo ui) stairs can't get anv water.
You d hotter stand under the nrbor," he
continued ns an ink bottle hissed through
the air nnd crashed through a ro9o bush.
"Thov nro do'inir llint. In nil rant, tnv nr.
lentiou nnd mako mo turn the water off.
If you should go out' there you might
get hurt."
"J Jut I should think it would injure
your liowcts, suggested the guest.
"It don't do Vm !inv itnnii." mnnin.fi
Mr. Miles, eyeing nn old oil can, as it
ricotled throuuh a natch of fimnliina.
"But what Is a fellow to do 7 Plants
must havo wator. By Jovo I Thero goes
my Japancso lily 1" and ho contemplated
the soap dish Hint did it with n melan
choly glance. "I don't seo any use in
that. Those folks havo got all day to
wnnh in. nml vol. tlinv irrnitrrn inn n fntv
. ...... j 0..... ..
hours in tho morning and ti few moro nt
lnirht."
"Can't you mako somo kind of nr-
...... I.. ...Wl. lt.... 9"
l.kllUIllUllia 1WII1 tllUlll I
"I haven't yet," replied Mr. Miles,
turning tho hosonino toward a aloriout
bed of verbenas. "There is whoo 1
tlicro goes my calla I" ho exclaimed, as a
Cimtlillnm mnaliwl tlm frnf mnntn nirninut
.. . . . V "O- -
t no lenco. "i tnougiit a good dent ot
that lily, but I reckon it nin t much good
now.
"Hut I wouldn't allow anybody to
ruin mv irarden liko thatl" pvi'l.-iiiiioil
tho guest indignantly.
"I'knowjbut if I mako any fuss they'll
cut ui, all the woise," moaned Mr. Miles
ns n linnt. lnnlf oniurVit. him in Mm utnnll
of tho back. "That was lucky, wasn't
it?" ho grinned, "If it hadn't been for
me halloa I that pink has outlived its
usefulness I" ns n hummer Iliitim.il ilnu-ii
on it. "What I'm most afraid of is they'll
git to heaving lurnituro and clocks and
looking glasses down here."
"vny on earth don tyou turn ott tho
water and savo your llowers V
"Can't 1 If T don't w.ilnr 'em I linv'11
die anyway, and I'm in hopes the folks
.:ii .i:i. .i. 1 ;
it in maiuuuii: uieu unns sometimes.
Holv Smoke I Thnrn'a mv linlinlmnn hint
ed 1" and ho gazed on the stnir rod that
did tho damage with tearful eyes. "I've
spent hundreds nf dollars on this garden
and I hato to seo it bowled over liko ten
pins. Thero goes a dahlia, but I don't
mind that so much."
"Did vour folks break in vnnr lint.hnnsn
panes like that? ' asked tho visitor.
"Oh, I don't know 1" sighed Mr. Miles.
"i guess a eat tight got in tlieie. The
cats are most as bad as the family. When
one ain't shying bnc-a brao tho other
will get up a prize row, and between 'em
it puts me to expenses. Whew! thatjends
M1V f IllinVnu. I" lilt Illl.tt1lllw1 ..a n
lid banged through it. "I guess I'll l"t
up now, or there won't be anything left
to water to-morrow."
And Mr. Miles coiled nn his linsf nml
with n POl tillff Jook nt his wmlnhprl llnu-.
er-beds, dodged a door knob nnd went
inounuuuy to ins supper. liroolclyn
JCagle.
Yes, you can live cheaper in Europe
than in this country, but you'll havo to
cat more cold potatoes to do it.
SET THE BEST.
TET OZRCLA-ZEsTS.
11 "
STKONO COMPETITION
In the raanuacture of Organs is resulting in the production and ealo
of cheap goods, made from inferior materials. I refer particularly to
bogus Organs that are continually springing into existence without
any merit whatever, except to bo offered cheap, and then when purchas
ed found to he dear at any price. Will you not then, reador,
If you Contemplate Buying an Organ
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument bearing the
names of fust class, wholly responsible rankers. A good assortment of
siyjes oi mo ccieoraieu iistey urgans can now bo seen at tho now rooms
of the Only Authorized Agent foi tho Eafcey Organu in
Columbia County. A guarantee for five years from tho manu
facturers accompanies every Estcy Organ.
June sj.fto-tt
A TRUE
m
A PERFECT STRENGTHENED A SURE REVIVER.
iiiux iuni.it.1 nro nmuijr
quiring a certain and efficient tonic ;
viitlertt Fercrt, Want of AjytelUe. Ixm of
ino nirxMi, f irenyuicna 1110 in usees, umi givia now 1110 10 1110 iiurvcD, 'i lie net
liko n charm on tlio digadTO orguus, removing all djrspcpllo symiitoms, Biieh
aj Uuti)tgtheJ''ooJ,l(Ming,JlcatintheStonn,jriMrtourn,cti!, TllOOllIy
Iron Prciturntioii that will nut blacken tlio teeth or nlvo
licnilaolio. Bold liy all dnigglsU. "Write for tlio A II 0 Book, 3a n. ot
useful uud amusing reading ttnt free.
IHtOAVN CinailOAIj CO., Baltimore, Mil.
B vmmmgn HMBjjW BWiK), dHSb.
JeirUmMm by Meyer ahNrthttrfl
Tho Groot
Unfailing
SPECIFIC
rem
Liver Complaint.
T1IH HV.Ill'TO.IH 01' MVltll CIMll'I.AtNT
nro unpfislnoKS and ruin In tlio sMc. sometlmcn pain
In tho Mioultler. tml is mistaken tor rheumatism j
til1 Htomapn H nfTpol.'il with 1 uw nf nmie'tllo Ann
BlcknoBS) IiuwpIh, In irencral, coatlvr, twinctlme
nlternallnif with Inx tlio head Is troubled tsltli
pain, nnd dull, lioivy son adon s cor.Rlitcrablo loss
ot memory, with painful sciisntlon of liavltijr left
iiiiiHuiu mjiiifiningf men nugmio iinvu uitq tiunu t
often eomDlalntTiLf of weakness, ilehllltv anrl low
spltlto Mometlm 'smany of tlio nliove Bjinptoms
attend tho dlieano, nnd nt other times very fow of
them out tho liver is Kcncrally tho organ most
1UVU1YIU.
ltUOl'tfATB TUB MVCIt, AND l'IIRVNT
nyniirpxln. C'int limit .Iiiiiinltee. UlIloinAl-
liirltx. rlilllrtfiiiil Focr, lli'MiliirliCt Tulle,
lleirenliii uf MtilrliN, Sour Mom
nrh, lltiulliurn, I'lleit, rle.
Tonic:, Alterative unci Catlinrllc!
Nlmmonn Liver llcgtilainr. pitrely vcsrctablo, Is
iho meUlolno Kencrally list d In the South to arouse
iho torpid i.Ucr to hoollhy uetlnu,
ItnetN nllli cxlrnnrillnnry hmver mill flllcnrj
ml Iho liver nml hhliies.
Tho action of tho licffiitaior Is frco from nausea or
Krlpluir. It Is tnosteffoctlvo In startlm,' tho secro
llonsuf tho I.lvcr, cnusloc tho bllo to act as a cntli
artlo. When thero Is an excess of bllo In iho Stom
ach, iho Hoffiiintor Is nn nellvo purifo ; after tho re
moval of tho bllo It will repulolo tho bowels and
Impart vlpor nnd health to tho wholo system.
I'rerarcd only by J. II. Zeilln & Co. Hold by all
DrucKltis.
Juno 34, 'Sl-ly
fclBS. LYD!A E. P1NKIIAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
LYD3A E. PENKHAM'S
VEQEyAELS COMPOTOD.
Tho Positive Cnro
For all Fcmalo Complaints.
ThlaprppnniUon, m Its iwmo nlffnincs, conslits of
VpcpUWo I'ropei tics tliit aro lvtrnileart to tho moot del
IcAtuliivalM. Vpon one trial tho merits ortUi Com
rounj will bo rocoffntzwl, cw relief Is Immodlatoi nnd
when it uw la continued, In nlnet y-nlno caws In a hun.
dml,ntKnnancntcurclicfrcctO(lutliousn.n(la wUt tc
tlf y. On account of it J j-roTcn mcrlt ft la to-day nv
commonileJ iui J itrcscrlbod by tho bet phytlciani la
tho country.
It will euro entirely tho woret form of falling
of tho utt-ru, Lcneorrluvo, lrresular and rful
MenatnwtIon,nllOYarlanTroublet Inflammation and
Ulceration, Floodlne, all Displacement and tho con
oofiuontsrlnal vraluipaH,ftndia especially adapted t
tlio Change of IJfo. ItwIUdlsoolTo and eipcd tumon
fitiratlieutoittrtlnan early itaffo of dovelopment. Tlio
tendency to cmccrous humori thero U chocked Tcry
tp-yvUlybyltauw.
I.I fact 1 1 hai prored to bo tho (Trent
eft and bwt remedy that has eTcr lieen discover
cl. It iwraicatca every portion of tho cystcm, and elves
new Ufoand vlor. It removes faint ness.natulency, do
, rt roj8 all eravtn j for stimulants, and relieves weakness
t of tho stomarh
Itcun'dlilontlnff, nendiwhes, Jfervous rrostratlon,
0 'nrral Dohiaty.pIccpIc&mcM, Dcpretslon nnd Indl
CCfitlon. 'fliat f cclinff of bearing down, causing pain,
wclplt and bncVithe, lrirlaya cmancr.tly cured l-y
Itsuso. HwIU at ell times, and under all clrcumuUn
,c, act in harmony with tho law that govcrua tho
?fcmalosy$tem.
Tor Kidney Complaints of cither sex this compouul
Uunflurimsst'J.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
1,1 prepared at 233 and 233 Wcotcni Avenue, Lynn,
rive 1.00. Six 1 willies for $J W. Bent by mall lii tho
form of plll9,als4ilntha form of Lounges, on receipt
vt price, $1.00, per lx, for tlthcr. Jlrs. miCIUll
f-.lyQwveiflallKtterK.f Inriulry, Bend for pain
1 l.Ict, Ad lres.1 aa abovo Mention tht$ pajy!r.
J fanitlytliouW bo without U riXKIUM
LlVEiipiLLg. They euro Coronation, EUlousnem
nrfTfn -ityrf tV Tj r. CJc rtsperbox.
, fe,xm$:j$
J. SJMaT!E12R, Agent,
Bloomsburg, Pa
TONIC
rccommcnucti tor nil diseases re- i
especially Jndirjtitiun, Jhtpepaui, Inter-
Strength, JauJi of JCncr'fj, Ue. 1'nrrclics B
Directions
Catarrh
ivild In tho
insert with
cariifie
lialra Into tno
nostrils i draw etron
cieaiisuiK, "
tho aiscasca
monibrano.
. . C"..'.I-f
For mnlitcNH,
ADtilr a, rarllclo Into
tlio car.
I$IiY8 (JUHAJI HALM
Having pnlnril an envlablo local reputation, amnio
elnir KlloHer iireparatlons In tlio Tlclnlty of uis
diseorcrr, Is, on Its merits alono, rccognlert as a
wonderful remedy wherever known. A fairinai
will cotivltico the most fckcptlcnl of Its curative
powers. K effectually clcanies Iho nasal rassagos
of catarrhal virus, causing healthy scercllons, al
la)B Inllammatlon anil Irritation, (.rotectstho mem.
branallliiliiRs of Iho hcoa from adilllloiialcolds,
completely heals tho sores, and restores tho sens;
of tasto and smell. ilcnoflclallroHUlts nro realized
by a fow applications. A thoiough treatment as qi
reeled will cum Catarrh. Ab a household remedy
for cold In tho head It Is unequalcd. Tho balm is
easy to use and aerecablo. fold by druggists at so
eoota. On receipt of 60 cents will mall a package
Hcnrt for circular, with full information.
KliY'H CltEAJt JIAII CO.,OwegO,N. T.
foil sale In liloomsbnrgby Mover Iiros., C A. Klclra,
N. .1. llcndershot t and J. h. Kin porta and by Whole
salo Druggists generally..
!il,oci.tfl-ly d
TENEKAl'i KLECTION
rilOCLAMATION.
I, tZAt, K. KNT, High Bhcrirt of Co
lumbia county, Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, do
hereby mako known and proclaim to tho qnallllcd
electors of Columbia county that a general election
Will bo hold on
Tuesday, November 8th, 1881,
Owing tlio Tuesday noxt following tho first Monday
of Hald month) for tlio purpose oi electing tlio sev
eral persons hereinafter named, to-wlt:
Ono person for Stato TTeaBurer of Pcnnsjlvanla.
Ono person for l'rothonotary ot Columbia county,
Ono person for County Treasurer of Columbia
county.
ono porson for Hcglstcr and Hccorder ot Columbia
county.
Thrco persons tor County Commissioners ct Co
lombia county.
Thrco persons lor County Auditors ot Columbia
county.
Two persona for. Asscclato Judges ot Columbia
county.
I also hereby mike known and glvo notice that tho
places of holding tho aforesaid election In the sever
al wardi, boroughs, dl.-tilcis nnd townships within
tlio county ot Columbian as follows, vizi
Beaver township, at tho publlo houso ot Joseph
II. inhuman.
Ilenton township, nt tho publle nouso of Illram
Hess, In tho town of Ilenton.
East Bloom, nt tho Court llouso, In Bloomsburg.
West Bloom, at tho Court House, In Bloomsburg.
Borough of Berwick, ot tho omco ot W, J. Kuorr,
In tho borough of Berwick.
Borough of Centralla, nt tho publlo houso of Wll
Ham Belter.
Brlarcreek township, at tho publlo school houso
near Kvansvllle.
Catawlss.v township, ot tho publlo houso ot O. L.
Kostenbaudcr A Co., in tlio town of Catawlssa.
Centre township, at tho school houso near Lafay
ctto Creasy's.
North Conyngham District, at tho school houso
near tho colliery ot John Anderson fi Co.
South Conyncham District, at tlio houso of Mrs.
Thomas Monroe.
Flshlngcreck township, nt tho school houso near
C. U. White's.
Franklin township, nt tho I-awrcnco school house.
(Ircenwood township, at thu houso of .. D.
1'atton.
Hemlock township, at the public houso ot Chas. 11.
Dletterfch, In tho town of Buck Horn.
Jackson township, at tho houso ot Eeklel Colo.
Locust townsldn. nt tlio public houso ot Daniel
Knorr, In Numcrtla.
Sliniln townshiD. at tho tiubllo houso ot Aaron
Hess, In tho town of MinilnvlUe.
Mndhon township, at tho public school houso in
Jcrseytown.
Mt, Pleasant township, at tho houso of If. w.
Mclllck.
Montour township, nt tho public houso ot lleubcn
Hnueli, atliupert.
Main township, nt tho publle house of Jeremiah E
Longcnberger.
l'oarlntrcrcok townshln. nt tho houso of Samuel
Miller.
Oranaro townshln. nt tho publlo houso of E.
Unangst In Orangovtlle.
rino township, nt tlio Centro School House, lately
fixed by a voto ot tho citizens of said township.
Sugarloaf township, at tho housu of Norman Colo.
West Kcott at tho public houso of John ilekroth In
Light Street.
nast Scott township, at tho publlo houso of Jacob
Miller, In Jispy.
At all elections hereafter held under tho laws of
tills Commonwealth, tho election pollsshall bo open
ed ot seven o'clock In tho forenoon, and shall con
tinue open without Interruption or adjournment
until seven o'clock in tho evening when tho polls
will bo closed.
NOTICE IS 1IKUEIIY GIVEN.
That every person excepting Justices of tho I'eaco
and Aldermen, Notaries Vtibllc and Persons In tho
lnllltlaHrUco of the State, who shall hold or shall
within two mouths havo held any rim or appoint
ment of prollt or trust under the Vr"d Stntes.orof
this Hlttle. nnd cltvor cornornted dintrlet. whet hsr a
commissioned ofliccr or otherwise, a subordinate
olllcer or ngent wno is or Buau uo employed under
llm Lecislnturc. Bxecutlvo or Judiciary DcDartment
of this state, or of any city or of nny Incorporated
district, nnd also, that eery member of Congress
and ot tho Htato Legislature, and of tlio belect or
common council of ouy city, or commissioners of any
Incorporated dlstrlct.aro by law Incapable of holding
or exercibinir at me biuuu iiiuu inu uiueuuriiiiiuuii
mentof Judire. Inspector or Clerk ot nny elecflonof
this commonwealth, and that no Inspector, Judge or
01 ncr oniccr ci hucn cieciiun buuu uo eugiuioiu ue
then voted for.
Thn Insneclora nnd .Tudiro of tho elections shall
meet nt tho respective places unpointed for holding
tho election In tho district to which they respectively
uoiong, ueioro seven ociocu in inu morning, nnu
each of said Inspectors shall appoint ono clerk, who
shall bo a imallllcd voter of such district.
Tho qualliled voterH of tho several districts In
this county at all general, township bor
ough and special elections, nro neaby hereafter
authoilsed and icqulieo to voto by tickets pilntcd or
wiltten, or partly pilntcd nnd pnitiy wiltten, sever
ally classllled ns fellows: Ono ticket shall embrace
the names of all Judges of Courts voted for, nud
labelled, outside, "Judiciary;" one ticket shall em
brace tho names of all tho Stato oillcers voted ror
and to bo labelled "Mute;" ..no ticket shall embrace
tho names of all county officers voted for, Including
tlio oiueo oi rcnaior, ana jucmncrg oi As
sembly. If voted for. nnd members of concicss. if
voted for, and bo labelled "County ;" one ticket shall
enioraco inu names ui uu luwiibiup uniccre luiruiur,
and bo labelled "Tow nshlp ;" ono ticket shall em
Draco tho names of all borough oniccra v otcd for, and
bo labelled "Borough."
And each class bhaU bo deposited InBCparato bal
lot boxes.
CZAL 11 KNT,
Sbcrltrsonicc, Blocmsburg, Sherltr.
Stpttmberio, 'Sl-tt
ftiiut utnt tree to tl.ci
U" r- tho most pleas am
,n 1 Inown, Kveothli
Nt quired. Wc will In
tutnt tree to thciuwho wimto engage in
uni ana promuDic ousincss
ang new. capital not ro
fuinlsh vnu even thine. flO
adoyaid urwarda Is easily made without staying
fiwuy jnui lAiuv uver uiifiii. nu tisb. wuaiever.
Many new veikeis wanted at once. Many aro mak
ing tortunes at the business Indies make as much
at rren, iLd jciing tiojB and girls make great pay.
No one who u willing to work fi Us to make more
money every day than can be made In aw cck at any
oraiLary tuiplcju.ect. Itcte who engage atonce
will tta a then rct.dto rortuns. Adorusli llur
Hit ( (., If ititrc. Xnlte. ret. is. o-ly
TBE HBlKSffiGfflTCHlNE
Whoroas, tho world renowned reputation of tho
"White bewiiig Machine
Induces many unscrupulous competitors to rtBort to
all kinds of mean tricks to Injure Kb reputation, wo
beg to rautlon all intending purchasers not to buy a
White Machine
except from Its regular authorized dealers, who will
be sustained by thu following warranty.
WB WAH1IANT TUB NATUltAL WEAK AND TEAlt
or Tno
White Slmlile Sewine Machine,
PLATE NUMBRH 10:i!l3fl KOH FAMILY I'Ulll'O
SICS. AND HK1IEUV AOltKK TO KHE1' THE SAME
IN ItlSl'Ain FOB Till! TKHM OF I'lVK VKA11M
FBOM THIS DATE, FHEB Ci' CHAKOB.
Thts warranty excepts tho breukago of needles
bulitlnsaiid shuttles.
This warranty win not be sustained unless the
plato number abovo Klven correepouda with tho
number on tho shutilo racoBlldo, liuwaro of defacod
ur luierea numuers.
WHITE SKWlNIl MACHINE CO.
Tho "WHITE" Shuttle Swing Maehlno
Has OHiiTKR cincn y than any other family Sewing
Machine tor doing every variety of work.
J, SALTZRK, (lenoral Agent,
Ulocmiifctug, Fa.
Oct t, ..
LATEST STYLES OP
VCRi'IMnMM'W For
Mil 'COLUMBIAN OtTIOE.'
nirnfitinns 1.1
BLOOMSBURG STATE NOKMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NO EM AL SCHOOL DISTE10T.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
Tinsson
BUlldlngfl
BprlnB watc;
Location n
moderate t
Court of
L,aa at present constituted, offers tho very best facilities for Professional and Classical
jlbus, Inviting nnd commodious ; completely heated by steam, well ventilated, Ujhted by
Ithful, nnu easy of ncccsi. Toachoi soxporlenccd, cfllclent, nnd allvo to their work. Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorougn,
,1 cents a week deduction to all oxpcctlng to teach, students admitted at any tlmo. Itooms reserved when desired,
tudy prescribed by tho State I
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
AiHnnp.t Courses! I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course In Music. IV. Course In
Tho Elementary. Sclentlflo and Classical Courses nro IMIOFHSSIONAL, and Students graduatng therein, receive Stato Diplomas, ,confcrrln;j the iJoHowtn
corresponding Degrees! Mastcrot tlioISlcmcnU: Mastorof tho Sciences! Mastorot thoClasslcs. uraduates In tho other Courses recelvo Normal Lortlllcatcs
inoiraiiainmcniBsignea vy inu uiiiccra or ino noiirii ui j ihw, ....... ...
Tho cou rso of stud y prescribed by tho Stato Is liberal, and tho 8 clonttrto and Classical courses nro not Inferior to thoso ot our best toncges. ...,. .,,
..... .hi.,......,.., .tti....t.iH 'Ph. ..... nnri I. I, Id nnnnf llm nrimn nhlnf a nf Mil. Mfhnn! tn linln In SfPllfrt It. llV IlimlSnlnt? iniClll-
gont and cniclcntTcachers for her schools. Tothlsondlt solldts young persons ot good abilities and good purposos,-lliosowh"dcslrctolmprovotl timo
nnd their talents, as students. To all such It promlsca atdlu developing their powers, and abundant opportunities for well paid labor after leaving school, for
uaiaioguo.aciaressinorrincipni.
HON. WIl.I.lA.H i;i,Vi:i.l rrclilent Ilonril
sopt.a.'ja.-
One of the problems of Gootl nnd Comfortable Living
-15 THE
MATTER OF CLOTHING.
STYL
EXAMINE ounSTOCIv or
YOUTHS 1JOYS
ani CIIILDKENS
GLiOTI-IIKTG-
AVELLMADE
OLOTII1NQ
AT THE
VERY LOWEST
1'IUCES.
HATS ron
MEN,
HOYS,
YOUTHS,
AND OHJUmEN.
SHIRTS,
PEARL WHITE,
15ICYCLE SHIHTS,
LATEST OUT.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Perfect Fits, Latest Styles, Full Satisfaction.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE LAEGES'i1 STOCK OP
CLOTHING and CASSIMERES1N THE COUNTY
A Full Line of Furbishing Goods.
Ileadquarters for TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES
THE DAVIS.
$1,000 REWARD,
ONE THOUSAND (1,000) DOLLARS
I'REMIUM oflVied 10 ANY PERSON
that will 1I0 bb GREAT A 1UNGE
OP WORK on ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHAT THE
BIW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting.
It will raako wldo licm on Burets, c, licra all
manner ot blaH woolen eoods, as tolt merino, crari",
or (roods difficult to nem on oilier maclilr.es. It
makes a moro elastic Btltcn than any otlicr machine.
It will turn a hem and put In piping at same time,
It will turn a hem. ecw braid on the right Bide
ana stitch on trimming at one operation.
It will do fclllnc bias or straight, cither on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will fell across let ma on any goods.
I will hlDd a Dms or Mdrtand tew on facing,
cither with er without showing mtehcB: Und Drees
(loods wllh the some material, either EcallopB,polnts,
fquaresor etialght. H10 only maehlno tluilwfll bind
Hats, Cloaks, or other 01 ticks wllh bias, failn or
silk, from x to a inchtsln width, wltl.out bastmg.
It will gather with or without tcwlDg on.
Itwlllgather between two pltcesandscwonat
tho samo time.
K win mako amnio and Btltchn pillow slip on to
tho facing at the tamo time.
it will shirr any kind of goods.
It will mako plaited trimming cllhor with or with
out sewing It on.
It win moko plaited trimming cither scallapcd or
straight, and hvw a plplpg on at thebamu time. It
will mako knlfo plaiting,
J. SALTZER, Qen'l Agont,
liloumsburg, Pn.
oct. 1, '80-tf.
HIDES.
Tho Highest Markot Prico in Cash
1'AIDFOK ALL KINDS OF IIII1B8 AT
A. SOLLEDER'S
I.cnlier mul felioc I liulliif; floro
JIain Stkekt, Opposite Stone Cjiuhcu,
BL001ISBUKG, PA.
April 8, "60-ly
i rt i 3 11 A VJ, IL. E..V Jl)
i'ttrttoila 1'iirtmtlva I'tlf ,miL,. K'..w l'lrl,
Ill.xfl. lllnl will coiiii.h.lcly ihiiiivii lilt IiIih il In
lioiMllro8vlJHi 111 llii'iu nnlht, Auviieiwii
Uli will lain 1 pill Iinlslit riiniiltn I'jwi ckq
(ii'iylioiUiriiltoiioiincl lirallh. If mu lia UHug
bo JKisillilii. Si nt liv 111 1 1 fur 8 li for unriiiw.
J. ,V. JOtlSStlX ,f CO., Jloatun, Mima.,
funwrltl f ''(' Jlfc.
aimlnuui. u will mm knit a linut mriny of funcr-
for clrrulw n4 tenm to tho UM omlily KnlMlnfr
BiBcliiua t)o., iJ W'Miaaiiwn St., Ikmtuu, Uu,
may e, "Sj.iy
aid
BIEATT'Vfl organs 18 UBcrul Btops, Dsoureods
tiiifiiii. oilly Ids. I'lanos llss up. ivjuua.
Ontuloir. freo.
AbuutB IU ally, Wuthlngton, N.J,
may 6, "Sl-ly
(UU
LEGAL BLANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT TH18 QYVKfL.
of Trustee.
I1USINESS AND
DIlKtfS SIIlllTS,
handsome
tatterns
des1rai5ee styles
is our motto.
JvuTiTTInio
OF FALL
STYLES
JUST RECEIVED.
POBT GRAPE WiNE
UEed In the principal Churches for communion
purposes.
EXCELLENT FOR LABIJ S AND WEAKLY
PERSONS A1ID THE AGED.
Speer'n Fort Grape WiDe
FOUR YEARS OLD.
This Celebrated Natlvo M'tno Is made from tho
Julco of tho Oporto Urapo ralaccl In this country
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
aro unsurpassed by any other Native Wlno. Ilclrig
the puro Julco of tho Grape, produced under Mr.
Hrter's own personal supervMnn, Its purity and
genuineness aro gurantced. Tho youngest child
may parrnke of Its generous qualltles.and tho weak
ebt Invalid ubo It to advantage. It Is particularly
boninclal to tho aged and debilitated, and suited to
tho various atlmcnta that afreet the weaker sox. It Is
In every respect a wink 10 be iielied on.
SPEER'S
JP. JT. Sherry,
Tho r. J. BIIEH11Y Is a Wlno of Bupcrtorcharacter
and partakes ct tho golden quallliesot the grape,
from which It Is raado. For Purity, HlchneBS,Flavor
and llcdlcal l'ropertles, It w 111 be found unexcelled.
SPEER'S
JP. JT.HrsiiMly.
This UKANDY BtaLda unrivaled In this Country,
being far huptrlor for medical purposes.
IT 18 A I'llIlK dinillatlon f 1 cm the grapo and con
tains valuable medical properties.
It has a delicate flavor, Flmllur to that of Iho
grapes frc m which It Is diatllcd,nnd Is In great favor
among llrM class families,
Bco that tho slBEaluro tf AI.FIIED BrEEH.rassalo
N. J., fa ou r tho corK of each bottle.
SOLD BY O.
dl'0 24 'SO t-
A. KLEIM.
To Nervous Sufferers Tho Great European
Eoaedy.
pr. j, b. Biuraox'S'sriciFio IIXniClME.
Dr. J. II. Simpson's Kpcclflo Medlclno Is a positive
cuieforou'iworkotbodyor bruin or excess of any
kind, such as weakness and all diseases resulting
from Nervous Debility, lirltablltty.Mtmal Anxiety,
languor, LasslluUe, Dcrrebslon 01 bplills and funo
tlonal dorangemcnts of thn nirvons uttiin ten
orally, rains In the
nacic or iuo, iAtuv
01 memory, rrema
turn old age and UI
eaBcu uiui ieaa u
coufcinptlon, lnsaul
ty 4: an early graTi
or both. Noinattei
how fihattered th(
system may bo from
excesses o t a 11
kind, a Bhortcoureo 01 Una uuiliciiiu wTIlTCSloTirtEu
lost functions nnd procure health and happiness
where before waa despondency and gloom. The Bpc
clile W calcine Is being used with wonderful success.
Pamphlets Bent free U aU. Write for them and
get full rartrlcular.
l'rlce, Bprcltlo $1.00 per package, or six packages
for f 5,( 0. Will bo sent by mall ou receipt of money.
AciurcBB an omens, j. 11. Biiii'MUN's MEDICINE CO.
Noa. 1M and lie iluln ttrctt, Iluffalo. N,Y.
lob.II,HHt
TJfTAINWRiaHT & CO.,
WUOLESALB UHOOBltS,
Vmiujxunu,
Dealers tn
TKAB, BYItUl'B, COVKEE, BDOAlt, JlOLiSHBH
mm, ariox, xicisi bodi, Jnx, no.
. & OorsM BtOMva ua JUti ttrtMc,
loarnlng. ,i.inf n,irfw,rt
gas, and furnished vrlth a bountiful supply of purc.son
Expcnsot
Art. V. Course In PJiyrlc.it Culliirc.
,,.,.,. . .
P.P. BILLMEH, Secretary,
TRENEWE
V nin tieen In ronatnn
f uso by tho publlo
Tor over twenty years,
nnd la tho beat preparation
over Invented for HESTOR
1NO OKAY IIAIK TO ITS
YOUTIIFDI. COLOIl AND
Tho
Stato
Assayor
and
Ohemist
of Mass.
and
leading
ondorso
and
it
as a
great
triumph
in medi
cine LIFK,
It supplies tlio nntnrnl
food nml color to tho lialr
glands without staining tho
sliln. It will lncrcnto nnd
thicken tho growth of tlio
hair, prevent Its blanching
and falling off, nnd thus
AVI211T 11AI.DMSSS,
It curcB Itching, Ernji.
tlons nnd nandruff. As n
IIAIK DRESSING It Is very
deslrnlilo, giving tlio lialr n
silken softness which nil
ndmlro. It ltccpa tho head
clean, Huuct nnd healthy.
CWNGHAM'S byg
' WHISKERS
will change tho beard to n UKOYTN or
BIuVCK at discretion. Doing In ono
preparation It Is easily applied, nnd
produces n permanent color that will
not wash off.
l'KUl'AKUIl liY
R, P. HALL & CO,, NASHUA, N.H.
Sold by all Dealers In Hodlcbei
Dauchy & Go's. Advt's.
IS Oct&vort,4 ecta Itnl
lhuh.Haii,Oi;tJvvo Coupler,
I I IUHOIUI Diop. jirucim.
p uarH' trttl. noautlfauy
IlliihtrAtfvl (JatalnimtwUn
Sep. 23-SW d
VidnlbtrltL t;i',C'iV.:t.
r.;i;TAi.Tii'i.Ar.i:uv2cr.Cr.
Tut'd lire. 7, 1SSO. UA'-J '
.fllvcsa IJrUliatit, Whlto and Stonily
light, requires no trimming, and lasts for months.
Hamplowlek nets., a wicks 2 cts., u wicks iscts.
1 ost go rnlrt. Have thrie tlzes, A, II and I). Agents
wanted. AdilieM) MCTAu '111'i.AMl' WICK CO.,
"0 coi Hand st reet, N. Y. Bcp. n-iw
BOLD MFD&I
tilt Anthnr A iu...nH .1,
liAlWnrli
cboapuht, lodnw-uriablo to everr
man.ontiUwl Uie Ucienco of Iif o
or,8lf-lnwtirTatton ;M bonndin
tirniat I'Vtinch inoslmmboeaed.
full mltJ&XlDn.contAjrutlMiftniirnl
Uons, prico onljf $Lffli cent bj
f rnil ; illoBtritod Bample, 6 cont ;
KNOW THYSELF.&Si'
ttp.28, 4-W d
IS
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM, F. BODINEi
1UON (ST., DELOW BEtOND, llLOOWSDl'110, rA
la prepared to do all kinds of
nOTJSE PAINTING
' Plain and Ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
110TH DECOItATIVK AND PLAIN.
All KlnilN ol'I'iiriilltiro ncimlrcd.
ami made an gooil ns new.
NONE BUT mtST-CLABS WOItKMEN FMPLOYED
Estimates IVXado on all Work.
WM. P. BOD1NE.
(P 1 A p.u,nt luf'thcd free, with full Instruc-
ufnnJ ?m,Vhh a t0 10 learn, ad our
,r i "0,"u cunmijiju umi piaio.itiat any ono
clnEArj,tf'!!?,
fi..,,!'!.'n,?.u;1 ni 1 ?, Kltlscan tain large sums.
rtr in,.!,, i u';s ovrouo hundred
ita.if "ahHI'F1" wuk' NMl'liKlllio It ever known
mil? m .''?.. '"if F. "Ofcuri'tlfctd atthecaso
iUA?1 'J."y cl1 ,b' "to able to make
imJ, ifS? Vf?;?.' W ttf V""1,,,-..You d0 Et avo to
Jfiif yial We ,a'fl 11 1 th risk. Thoso who
iXndi;.moSlljt,V,m wrl,oto usatonS. All
om woLiS' ADlf"M 1 " 4 AuBusta,Malno
J. W. RAEDER,
PRACTICAL LOOK BINDER
No 1 10 WlihT H!iIIHl:T hTHKlIT,
WIIKES-BABRE, PA.
Illiulh nil tlm currrnt imbllca
UonH In miy Mjlejou may tic
nitv. SnilhliHilon biix i all
ied. Correspondence solicited P. 0. Box ICO.
P. 8. Careful attention given lo
M. C. MS & BRO.
iiLoosisuvnci, PA,
Manulacturura ot
Oarringoo, BnggloB, Phaotono, Blolglo,
l'LATTOKM WAUON8,Jto.
yirat-clxM work alwaja on hand.
lUU'AUUNQ NBATLY DONE.
.a wtm&mtt
'II II
wrn
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
PKNNSYLVANlA UAUItOAl). l-mi ,
UKI.l'lllA & EHIB li. It. DIVISION ULA'
SUMMElt TIME TAHI,R,
On nnd nftor Sundty. Juno vimi. n.. . .
on tho Philadelphia Krlo Ita:iroad DIvIpIm i n!l,t
as follows i ""wniuun,
WBSTWAHI).
Krlo Mall leaves riilladelplih n r
" llarrtshurn isi?5
" ' JcraoyHioro ono.!11
fjoclc'llavcn 5
. " "5? liSJS
Niagara Express leaves riuladclpliia 0 m 1 5
arr.atWllllamsport 3 sKS
" Lock llnvcn .imRS
lleuovo
Knnn
Fast Lino leaves Philadelphia
lsiopn
nrrlvo at willlamsport tmSS
" Lock Haven 010SS
EAbTWAItl). PQ
raclflc Kxrrcss loaves Lock Itavnn
Jersey s,oro TSTni
arr.;Ut,r Sss
Day Express loaves Hcnovo in in! 5
Lock Haven iimSS
WMlllamsport lJMpm
" arrlvoat HnrrlsUurif sShS
. :; :; , ?s
Krlo Mall leaves Konovo "i?inS
' ' Ixick Haven 10 Jog
" " Wllllamiport llMfiS
arrives at I larrlsburg i ooaS
11 , " l'liiiadelpum tm2S
Fast Lino leaves Willlamsport UisiS
arrlvos nt Harrlsburp 3 j J 5
" " 1'hlladclpCla I83nm
Erlo Mall and Fast Lino west and Pacific r..
East mako close connections nt Nortliuraiifffl
will, T. Jf 11 11 11. Imlh. ,..f.." . UWrlfmJ
Erlo Mall West, Niagara Expro3s West nni r,
Lino ivestmaKO cioso connection at Wlilloimt;
withN.U. II. W.traUis north. """omst
Niagara Express West and Day Expresi h&
mako closo counectlun at Lock Haven with n t
H. It. trains. ''
Erlo JIall oast and West connect nt Erlo wik
trains on L. S. &M. 8. It. It. i nt Com wit"?) c
P.4. W. It. IM at Emporium with 11. N. Y.l' v v
nnd nt Driftwood with A. V.lt.lt.
Parlor cars will run between riillalelrihla .
WlUamsport on Ntoirara Express west, ami lav t,
press last. Sleeping ears 011 all nlslit trains
WM.A. lULinuv
Oencral bupt,
JOUTHKUN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SubuaS'to'lIor ,U"' 169t' lralM "W
WOUTIIWAUD,
Northern Express can n. m arrive Elmlra U.opu
jurivu uv uauanaaigua 3,25 p. n
" ltochcstcr 4.M
" Niagara. SH
Niagara Express 1.05 p. m. nrrlvo Eitnlra 0,05 p a
nrrivo uanauuaigua8,35
" ltocliester 045
" Niagara 12.Mta
Fast lino 0.10 p m nrrlvo Elmlra lLdspa
" Wntklns 11,65pm
SOUTUWAltD.
Southern Express 1.82 a. tn. arrlvo Itarrlsb'g 3.131B
arrlvo Philadelphia J.3S
" Now York 10.35
" llaltlinoro 1.40
" Washington 9,03 1 a
Faclflo Express 10.00 a m nrrlvo Harrlsb'g mm p a
arrlvo Philadelphia 3.43 p a
" Now York ess
" llaltlinoro c.j)
" Washington 7.81
Day Exprcssl.m p m arrlvo Harrisburg s.iopa
' riilladelplil.i C.41
. " NcvvYoik 11.30
" Ualtlmoro CSS
" Washington J.5J
Erlo Mall 1.05 n. m. nrrlvo Ilarrlsburg 3fja,n
" Philadelphia T.35
" Now York 0.35 11
Ualtlmoro 7.40
11 Washington 9 01
L. 1'. FAltMKIl, tloneral I'asacngcr Af ett.
I'UANIC THOMSON, Ocneral Manapr.
pUILADELPHA AND READING 110AD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGEE
TRAINS.
Juno 117, 1SS1.
TRAINS I.KAVK Ilt'rKKT AS rOU.OWB(8mDAVXICEml
For Now York, fhlladolphla, Heading, PottSTlM
Tnmaqun, Ac, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 7,20 and 0,43 p. m.
For Willlamsport, o,ls 8,50 n. m. and 4,00 p. a,
TRAINS FOB KUTIRT LKAVK AS FOLLOWS, (SCKD1T I
CBrTRU.l
Loavo Now York, via. Tnmanend 0,ou a. ra. uJ
via. Hound Ilrook Houto 7,45 a. m.
Loavo Philadelphia, 9,40 a. rn.
I)avo Heading, ll.HBa. m., rottsvHlo,18,iwp.B
andTamaqua,l,35p. m.
Loavo Catawlssa, 0,10 8,40 a. m. nnd 4,00 p. 1a.
Leave W!lllamsport,9.45 a.m,2,oo p. m. ami 4,s ) p. a
I'asscngora to and from Now York, via. Taut
nend nnd to nnd from Philadelphia go tUrouSJ
without change ot cars.
J. E. WOOTTKN,
General Maniigir,
C. O. IIANCOOK,
Oonoral Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan.10, l-SBl tf.
TiELAWARE, LACKAWANNA ANS
XJ WESTERN HA1LUOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Tlmc-Tablo No. 89, Takes offoct at 4:30 A. I
MONDAY. JUNE 10, 187S,
NOHTH,
STATIONS.
SOUTH-.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
CO 8 49 a 35
44
9 &S 3 40 9 17
9 81 8 31 V 10
9 i!:l 8 24 9 14
9 17 3 IS 9 Oil
9 11 3 13 9 UI
9 10 3 0.) 8 SI
9 00 il 6S 8 64
li 47
8 Bl ! 40 8 48
9 30
8 42 2 10 8 S3
8 35 2 05 8 31
8 21 1 45 8 20
8 (13 1 25 S 11
B 01 1 15 8 04
T 65 1 00 T fiS
7 43 12 45
7 44 12 3.1 1 CO
7 40 12 !9 7 40
7 82 13 12 T S9
7 28 12 00 7 83
7 20 11 CO T 23
7 IB 11 80 7 21
G 67 10 GO 7 08
5 45
6 3) JO 00 6 43
p.m. a.m. a.m.
i.m. n m. D.m
Scran ton
......llcllevuo
.....Taylorvlllo.,..
..Lackawanna....,
l-lttston
. West Plttston...
.....Wyoming,
........Maltby
Hennolt
.... Kings ton
, Klnirston
9 60 2 15
2 91 tO
9 42 '' t
9 60 3 31 6U
9 67 2 11 I"
in IIT 1 17 IK
1U 02 2 5i 1 "
s:h in
2 5) Til
10 1' a jj 1
10 1 8 8 03 1 1
8 m iii
10 20 a 11 1 w
j 111 SOI
10 34 3 !l S
10 43 3 33 S
10 t6 3W S!l
11 07 4 03 111
11 13 4 10
11 2J 4 18 SJ
4 a
)3 III
4 S3 1
11 39 4 42 I
11 43 4 49 III
11 6) 4 4) IN
11 67 6 00 I II
12 18 6 IS ;
3 18 8
u30 Oil
12 45 6 15 I
..Plymouth Juno..1
....riymouui....,
Avondalo
, Nantlcoko
Uunlock's creek
,.Bhlckshlnny.....
....hick's perry....
....lloach Haven...
llerwlck ....
..llrlar crock.....
Willow arovo....
Llmo lUdgo
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p.m. p.m.
W. F. nALSTEAD, bOPt
BnporlntendentD Offlco, soranton, Juno 10, lsis,
THE GREAT
BUHTjINGTON JIOVTK
HTNo other lino runs Thrco Throutili ra
Benger Trnins Dally botween uiiiihk". ?
Moines, Council llliilTs, Omaha. Lincoln, . I
Joseph, Atchison, Topckn and KansiiJ LHJ
Direct connccllons fur all points In ""S
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Montana, Aj
vailn, Now Mexico, Ariiona, Idaho, Ort-gouwia
California. , ...
. Tho Btiortost, Speediest nnd Most CmnforlJ
Wo Houto vlallannlbal to Fort Scott. Den ;
Dallas, Houston, Austin. San Antonio, (lulvw
ton und all polms In Texas. . . ,,,,,
. Tho nncqualed Imluecmonta offered w w
I.lno to Travelers and Tourists, nro aa f'!1,1""
Tho eolobrated I'liUinan (18-wliecll I '
Bleoplnsr Cnrs. run only on thin Lino. t.. li
O. I'alaco Drawlng-Hoom Cars, with Hor';?.!
Uccllnlng Chairs. No extra charge, for mj
In ltecllnlnir Clialrn. Tho famous
I'alaco DlnlnifCnrs. Oorgoous Hniok ng
lilted with Elegant High-Hacked Itn""","',.
vnlvlnet Chairs for tbo exclusive uso of um
class p'iseiiBors. , , ,,m.
Btccl Track and Buporior EnulPW1,'S.
Wncd with their Oroat Through CarArraaJff
ment, makes thls,abovo allotlior,tliofMurii
Houto to tho South, Boulu-Wost, and to
Try It, and you will Und travollng aluiutf
Instead of a discomfort. . . , , ,1.1
Through Tickets via Oil Colcbratei WJ!
for salo nt all oUleos In tho Unltod btatu J
(Junaila.
All Information about Ilatos of Faro. rW
Inir Car Accommmlatlons, Tlmo Tables,
will Iw choorfully irlvon by applying
J. Q. A. IIKAN. Oen'l Kastcoi Agent,
atXI Wanlilngton Bt., Ik)Stii.
mid ai7 llroiidwoy, N' '"'
JAMES IL WOOD. (Ion. Vass. Afft.. fbiwir
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