THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUltG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Tlic Clover Crop.
A .irrauyinfiii writes to tin1 ('ouitlri
(ieullomtn: ''Tim wiso farmer U con
stiinlly on tlio lookout for iiiiytliinij that
will retain tlio fertility of his soil. lie
wishes tlio best of crops, Imt nt tlic same
time dreads the idea of exhausting the
land. What will it profit lilm if ho raises
large crop?, but loses tlio fertility of the
soil' The clover plant Is now" largely
looked to as the means by 'which the sod
can bo kept in "good heart," and the
looking is in the right direction. Clover
does not have, as long experience teach
es, n way of building tip what other
crops have torn down of restoring what
others have taken nivay in fact, of
making good in some manner, tho loss
sustained by growing wheat, barley, etc.
Let us lindsome reason for this recuper
ative power of the clover plant. In the
llrst place it exposes a largo amount of
leaf surfaeo to tho air and sunlight, and
is able to transpire u largo quantity of
moisture. It lias been carefully esti
mated that an average acre of clover
sends oil from its foliage over sixteen
thousand pounds, or eight tons,of water
in twenty-four hours, whilo an aero of
wheat under the same circumstances will
transpire only nbout two tons, or one
fourth as much. Tho clover plant is,
therefore, n mush tnoro active pump for
raising woter from tlio soil to the air,
15ut every pound of water has more or
less salts dissolved in it, and these are
left behind after the evaporation in tlic
leaves. Tlio clover plant is able to exist
on a weaker solution than tlio wheat
plant, because it uses so much of it, and
this is an important factor in the success
of the clover crop. To illustrate this
point it may be said that ono man may
profitably manufacture salt from sea
water and another would starve at tho in
dustry owing to tho inferior facilities for
workinguplho weak solution. The clo
ver plant is also a deep feeder, and is
able to bring up lood elements irom bo
low tho reach of surface-growing plants.
In this way it concentrates food, or in
other words, gathers it from far and
near. Hie clover plant is a "close teed
er," as is termed, and also a deep feeder.
Now, how does it enrich the soil and
prepare it for large crops to follow? The
clover plant grows tlio whole season
through. Barley, for example, ripens
its gram in midsummer, and its growth
is finished in not far from four months,
while the clover goes right on with its
work, taking up tlio food elements as
they are liberated in the soil and fixing
them into its own structure. The success
of clover as a recuperative crop is large
ly duo to its long season of growth. Tho
question of tlio source of the supply of
nitrogen to crops is a duucult one and is
not by any means tully answered. l)r,
Lawcs, whose experiments at l'otham
stead are classic, is of the opinion that
clover docs not get its nitrogen Irom the
free nitrogen of tin- air, but gathers it
from tho nitrates and other nitrogenous
compounds that are constantly forming
in the soil. The clover, being a, close
and deep ieedor, and growing through a
long season, is much better able to seize
upon the element and apporiate it to its
own use. This seems reasonable, and has
weighty proofs on its side of the long
and accurately conducted experiments' at
Bothamstead. Tho clover has thus
pumped up from below, through a long
season, a large amount of food material,
which ithas,stored up in its large roots
near the surface of the ground; food
that succeeding crops profit by, because
they are not such close and deep feeders,
and their period of life is too short to
gather their own food, when widely
scattered, so successfullv as the clover.
A Paradise of Pish Stories
Tf iitiv iimi u'fittfd vn nlilili'ii. VIMISOIIII
ble llsh stories, he should go to Minne-i
sola. Folks have no fancy for the In '
credible up there i the facts are so plen
4.. ll.r.1 ni.n..ni.nlinil to ..tl.1.,1,1 fnlll. A
l lll.ll UAiljjUl'l UUUII IB HIIII'IV iuiij .
ti'iili nf ntiiTlni'd u-nrn simtml nrnlllltt ill fl
Minnesota depot, with a line string of
11. 1. t 1..! !.!.... f.. i ..!..
mil, u lew wi.jniiyu, witiiuiL; mi u inuui
and killed time by lelatlng their exper
iences. Several pretty stout yarns were
narrated, when a long nrnicd iMiiineso-
i . . , I ... . r
nan, who appeared 10 no a lesuieni oi
tin town, ami bail ntiiiarentlv taken a
great interest in tho stories, Interrupted
.1 .!.. - I ! .1.... I .
mo luccuNg oy Hiiyiug mm u jius
sessed of facts that would discount any
that had been cited. What ho was
about to tell was truc,becauso it had been
his own experience. Alluding to some
rematks that had been made about the
rmiiil frw-iii'fli nf It all in Mititiiwnt'l ll'fllpi-4.
"T f,.r....w. ..... ......... ..... ,
ho said that four years ago he caught u
inreo pound uass. jh uu uiu um wniii,
small lish ho threw the body back into
tho water-but befoio doing so tied alittlo
Iav 4 S ii M'litetln ir ifa Intl. TIll'iWl vn.H'S
later ho caught the saino llsh, which
u'n.frluwi Inn tinniula. nnil t.lin till U'llUtli'
had grown to be an enormous fog horn.
Tho statement was not disputed. Chi-
etiro Jntc-Ocatn.
Tho Gront
Unfailing
SPECIFIC
ion
N
OTKll IN PAUTITION.
KHTATK Of KMUIIKTII ViRNNMl, PU'KASKIl.
T.i.tiillA Srlil.iffer. Intermarried Willi Jacob Hdihl-
per, of Munuclinnim comity rat It. v, Garrett, of
isan nninu'oKP, i.ii7rrmi cuuiiiy.i u i .1111111111 11.
Hicks, of llallltnori'. Md.s Henry NtiHTer. of Centra
rjl im l j.i .W t ',. p,nS township, Columbia count?) Misantin Cruwford, In
ti'lQig ,1 VriP .HUH AMI tetmnrtlcil with Htfj'licti cruwfonl, of Mt. Pleasant
'IM JJlIll UUllipiUlUl. township, ColumMi county: Anmllna Garrett In-
I tnrmnrrli.il ttrlfh l.nrl Mrfrof nf II rlit PP liolr tmvn
Philadelphia, Jlnrch 1, 18S2. Messrs.
Kly Bros., Druggists, Owego, N. Y.
Gents: About Oct. 1, 1880,1 gave your
Cream lialin a trial with thu most satis
factory results. I was troubled with
Chronic Catarrh and gathering in my
head, was very deaf at times and had
discharges from my ears, besides being
unable to breathe through my nose; be
fore tho second bottlo of your remedy
was exhausted I was cured and to-day
enjoy sound health for which pleaso ac
cept my sincere thanks. C. .1. Corlin,
OSiJ Chestnut street. Field Manager,
Philadelphia Pub. House.
Messrs. White it P.urdick, druggists,
Ithaca, X. Y. My daughter and my
self, great suirereis from Catarrh, have
been cured by Ely's Cream Balm. My
sense of smell restored and greatly im
proved. CM. Stanley, dealer in boots
and shoes, Ithaca, N. Y. Pi ice r0 cents.
Tilt; NV.tll'TIUM 01' I.IMMt CO.HIM.MNT
Rio unenslnem nnil twin In tho Mile, sometimes pat ti
In the shouldir, and Is 111H11U11 for rheumatism )
tho Ntoinacti I affected with liss of nppetlto and
sickness) bowels. In general, costive, sometimes
alternating with lax) tho In net Is troubled with
p.iln, mid dull, heavy snnnl Ion t considerable loss
ofmemort, with painful sensation of haUnt left
iindono aotncthlhi: hlch ought to hno been uono ,
often complaining of wenknes, debility nnd low
spirits, sometim s innny of tho nbovo sjmptoias
ultctiil tlio disease, nnd nl other times very fow of
them ) but tho I.Iut Is generally tho iirum most
Involved.
KBlll'LATlS TUB MVBH, AND 1'UKVKNT
Hy.pePNtM. ('iiii.titilliiii, .liniiiillre, tlllloiiM At.
Iiieln. Chills nnil IVtcr, llrmliirlir, Ciille,
Driii-i. .Inn nl' splrliH. Mmir istoin
iii'h, Hi nrlliiirii, I'llen, rle.
Tonic, Ufri-ativt mid Cutliiu II:1
Simmons I.lver ltoculator, purely e(;etahle, Is
tlio medicine Kctieraliy used In the South to arouso
tho torpid Liter to hcalthr actlou.
It nrlit llli pxirnimllniirr imurr uml rnirnry
nil llieiner nnil iiiunrjM.
The notion of tho lie kiiIaI or Is free from nausea or
griping. 111s mosicirecme in hiarung mo secre
tlonsot tlio Mvr, causing tho bllo to act as a cath
nrtlc. When tlwro Is an exccs of bllo In tho stom
ach, tho Itegulmor Is an nctlvo purge s after tho re
moval of the bllo It will rcgulaui tho bowels and
Impjit vigor nnd health to tho wholo system.
1'rcp.ired only by J. 11. Zellln Co. Sold by all
Druggists.
June 4, sl-ly
THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE
termarried with l.ovl (larrcf, of Drlarcreek town
ship, county ot Columbia! susan a. woir, inter-
innrripii wii 1 An ira m 011. ui 1 kick lti'I'k. 1.11eriiu
conuly, and Stephen rono. giinruiaii mi mem, 01
ino minor ciinureu 11 jiuiiy iiuks, ui cciiiuu, ,i:
Klliiboth lllcks. Mury llleks. Kv.k llleks.Clnr-neo
J Illcks, alt ot Columbl.i cuint', nnd .lohn lllika
nnd Maud M, lllcks, nt t.u.urno eimnty, atidJulla
nieifn. or usnu"iiania eouniv. 0111 imi: ion
aro hereby notlnnl Unit In ai cordnnee with a writ of
partition, Issued uui of 1 lie orphnns' Court ot Co
lumbia coiintr, statu ot Pennsylvania, n Innuest
win bo held by tho uiiderulgiied, 011 Hi" rollnwlng
described premises, to-wlti All tliatrerlatn messu
ago and tr.ctot Hnd, sltiuto In tho township of
centre, county aforesaid bounded on tho north by
0. public ro id, on thocna by a public road, on tho
south bv lands ot Wilson Miller, and on tho west by
lands of 11. scnweppennciser, continuing two itvx
whether tho samu can bo divided wlliioul Injury to
or spoiling mo H.ime, nr.u 11 noi lov uue nounp
r.rflUn thn samn In nccor.lauco with tho Act of As
sembly. Tho Slid lmi'ilsltlou will bo lio'd as
nrorcsam on uio huui preuuea uu
rimuY, Novi:.Miii:it 20th, isst.
nt 9 oVlock p. m., when and whero you may attend
11 you luinK proper.
l'AUb IS. WIKT, Att'y. U. II. KNT,
Hhurirr of Columbia county
Sheriff's Ofllcc, llloomsburg,
ueu ., 1 vi-ow
John A. Punsions
Koal Eatato, Trustj Iuvestraont and
Collection Office
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
F:nn.syi.vania uailuoad. phii
DKM'IIIA . Kill IS II. It. DIVISION.
SUMMHK TIME TABLE
Tho politest man in lioston has been
discovered, lie was hurrying along the
street tho other night when another man,
also in violent haste, rushed out of an
alley way and the two collided with great
force. The second man looked mad,
while tlic polite man, taking off his hat,
said : "My dear sir, I don't know which
of us is to blame for this violent encoun
ter, but I am in too great a hurry to in
vestigate. If I ran into you, I beg your
pardon j if you ran into me don't men
tion it," and lie tore away at redoubled
speed.
Mr. Chas. P., Wayman, Uric, Pa.,
writes: "My physicians had given me
up to die. They told me my lungs and
liver were all decayed and gone. I was
very weak, palo and emaciated. Jy
chance I saw Prown's Iron Hitters ad
vertised. I immediately realized that
without iron in the blood, life could not
exist. With trembling anxiety I sent a
servant who procured for 1110 a bottle.
I mut have taken it with great faith.for
almost immediately T felt its beneficial
effect. Soon all dyspeptic symptoms ills
appeared, my lungs grew strong, pains
in tho region of tlio heart vauished, iny
urine becamo free of sediment, and in a
word I have regained perfect health.
Now I feel able to thrash the doctor that
attended me and really believe I ought
to do it."
FOIl 8 I.K
Or tixchuuere. l.nrire Krotno lloiiso far two families.
pood stnble, fruit and water. Owned by U. 1' Sharp-
iusi.
Vll Acres. Vrm lloue.lr,k barn, good fruit nnd
vioter. In Madlf-oo toMi&hlp, ) u. occupied by
vHisiuogiou cmuii.
ISO Acres, near Kalnnoiiu Hrtlnirs. limber nnd
railroad ties to ni ke Duichaso money nttic.ooncr
ncre umuixov, uui,
For particulars, apply to
Oct. 14, '61-tf JOHN A. 1TNST0N.
BLOOMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH N011MAL SCHOOL DISTEIOT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLBR, Jr7Pli. D., Principal.
TfltS SCIIDOI,, astir present constituted, oilers tho very best facilities for Professional and Classical learning. ,. ,
llulldlngssnaclous, im Itlug and commodious ; completely heated by steam, well ventilated, lighted by gas, and furnished with ft bountiful supply of pitro.soft
Spring Wale, ..... . . , .... nniAlAh. ah.i .ll..n,nllir.1.iArl l,l.t,.1ln.i firm lint frlml Hnlfi-inn Anil tlmrnni'll. lvrnten
Locution neaiiuiui, anu easy ui ucccs,, luuuiit-i 8e.oi:i u-huvju, i-moium, uu ..u.u iw v... ..v..jji.i.- , ... u. ..... ........ , .
moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction to all expecting to teach, students admitted at any tttno. Itooms 1 eserved when desired.
coursbo ot Biuay prcscrioeu uy mo isuiio s
I. Mo Jel School. II. Preparatory. Ill", Elementary. I , Classical.
Aditmct Courses : I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course In Minlc. IV. Cotir?o in Art. V. Course In Physical Culture.
Tho Kicmcntary. Scientific and Classical Courses aro I'ltOl'ITSSIONAl, nnd stiliieiiis gr.idu.ttng mcrcin, leccivo Ninio uipiomas, conrcrrinc uio lonowin
corresponding Degrees ; Master of tho i;iements: Master or tlio sciences) Master 01 mo i;i.i5ios. urnauaics iu uiuomer ouursua lucenu-xoinmi iuiiiui.iiieo
me rnuainmen s,, sigueav iny w.i ra-wuu a urn. , .,, ,,. , , h ,,nii.
1 nceourso 01 niuu y nrescriuuu oy uiu wiato is uuurui, umi mu c jiuuiiuu uu.i umhuu i.wm -.t mu iw n...... . w ,..uo vv ..,v.,.
im,.uj.,l,m..lM.i,lLl..i.n,1.r,.lnlll,nnililn 'I'l.ntlmna tint lunil 1 1. II. U nun nf till! nr inn oil I'CtS lit l.llU SC100 to IClll tO SCCUri! It. bV film Slllltf ntCl I-
gentnndcmclentTeachersforherSchools. 'I'otlitscndit solicits young persons of good abilities and good purposes.-inosowHoiiesireioimprovpiiieir iimo
and their talents, ns students. To all such It promises nldln del doping their powers, andabuudant opportunltloi for well p.ild labor after leulng School, ior
catalogue, aaurcss inn principal. ... ihihivto
IIO. I I1I1I.V.11 Jil.vv i.i.Ij, 1'rc.iueiii iionru 01 'iruniern. i.
sept. 8, ';a.-
Whereas, tho world renowned reputation ot tho
"White dewing Machine
Induces many unscrupulous competitors to resort to
all kinds of mean tricks to Injure Its reputation, ne
beg to caution all Intending purchasers not to buys
White Machine
except from Its regular authorized dealers, who will
oe susiainea Dy uiu iuuum ihk win rum y.
WE WAItllANT THE NATUHAL WEAK AND TEAR
OF THE
While SKnttle Seii Machine,
PLATE NUMI1KH tO.t.ian FOR FAMILY PUIIPO
SES, ANO IIEHKI1V AOHKK TO KEEP THE HAME
IN ilEI'AIll FOIt THE TEHM OF FIVE YKAH8
FROM THIS DATE, TKEE OF CIIaRUE.
This warranty excepts the brniKago ot needles
bobbins and shuttles.
This warranty wtll not be sustained unless tho
plato number above given corresponds with the
number on tho Bhuttlo raco Bllfle. IScwaro of dofaccd
or altered numbers.
WHITE SEW INC1 MACHINE CO.
Tho "WHITE" Shuttle Sowing Machine
Has obkatkb ciriciTT than any other family Sowing
Machine ror doing every vaneij- 01 .
j, saltzkh, Gonoral Agent,
Bloomsburg, P.
fit t. ''0-f
GARFIELD:
Accnts wantod for Llto ot
riesiueni iiaruciu a com.
Dlcte.tiUthtul history from
crudlo to the grave, by tho eminent btograpner, 1.01
Lone, oovernor ot Massachusetts. Hooks all ready
At. Alntrnnllv llhifitrnted vollimo. Kn-
.inrLMi A.nttnn. i.ihnrni tprms. AL'pnts tako orders
for from 20 to 50 copies dally. Outsells nnv other
book ten to ono Agents never mado money so last.
The tbooK sells useir. Experience uui, ueuuswaij.
Falluro unknown. All make Immense prollts. Pri
vate terms freo. (IE0I10E STINSON CO.. Port
land, Maine. r uu w, oi-iui
L. T. SHARPLESS,
WIIOI.KM.E AND 1IKTA1L DKAI.KIt IN
STAPLE AND FANCY NOTIONS'
IHI
Ills stock comprises scarlet, White and Mixed
UNDER-WB A. 3R,
for Lailltv, Cents and Children, Cotton, Merino, and
Woolen IIOSIIIUY, Ladles' Nubias, II001U nnd
moves Laco and Embroidered Collars and
Tics, Plain and Fancy Neckwear,
SCARFS, TIES,
and Hows Ladle3 and Ocnts plus, Earrings,
COLLAR AND GUFF BUTTONS.
and Chains, dents Castor, lluck and Kid, lined
and I'nllncd
GLOVES and MITTENS,
I.AUNDHIED AND UNLAUNDItlED SIIIKTS,
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Shoulder Ilraccs and Suspenders, Cardlgau Jackets,
muobhlrtsand Overalls, Alpaca, tlingham and
Cotton Umbrellas, Writing Paper, Envelopes,
PENCILS and C RAYONS,
Flour Sacks, (iroccrVj P.ags, and
WRAPPING PAPER.
To arrive, a variety ot Corsets, Including Dr.
w arner n Flexible hip and
HEALTH COKSETS-
Making U's purchases as ho doesot manufacturer
and their agents he proposesjto make prices Hi it
will compare favorably with the best
CITY HOUSES.
Xj. T. SHARPLESS,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
OCt. !13 SI t-f
HOW? WIT I W
Collecting Fall Waste.
.Many persons feel tlio want of ma
nure, and indeed there are few who have
morn tlian they cau use. Where it is
scarce, the first thought is to buy, and
often this is the best plan; but in many
cases one might make considerably by a
little care for articles which usually go
to waste.
AVc know that there many things re
commended that are of little account!
things which involve hard labor, and yet
realize but little in tho end. Such are
often found in tho various schemes for
making manure out of tan bark, saw
dust, swamp muck, and so forth, which
once 111 .1 while ana under peculiar cir
punibtances may pay for themselves, but
aro as a general thing littlo more than
time thrown away.
lint it is always a good thing to keep
all parts of ono's place in a neat and nice
condition, and tho material gathered to
gether iu this way into tho compost
heap will geneally pay for itself. How
ever careful may be a farmer or gardener
to keep things clean, there will often be
odd corners that will be left by the pres
suro of work to grow up to coarse vege
tation. If this be cut when leisure time
comes it will generally pay 111 tho com
port heap. At this yeason of tho year,
(.specially, thero is often u great ipiantity
of vegetable refuse of one sort or anoth
er lying about. It will pay to collect il,
and especially is this trim of leaves when
they are iu any great ipiantity and not
far away.
Wo have known persons with pri'tty
good judgment to hesitato about taking
a .second crop from a pieco of grass
land in not very good condition be
cause they thought it would be running
the ground too hard to do so. They sa
it is best to leave the vegetation 011 the
ground to rot. This is all very well if
it did rot; but littlo of it does, 'it most
ly dries up and the best matter is lost.
It would pav much better to mow anil
put into tho barnyard or compost heap,
and then return il iu thu shape of top
dressing afterwards. The extra labor iu
a caso like this pays very well.
Abovo all it is a good thing for thoso
who have no horso or cow no barn
yard to save tho little waste material
for a compost heap. Kvory garden
might have ono in some by place, not
u.xposed to view. It is an inducement
to liavo a clean place, and then there's
profit in it. (lermantairn Telcyraph.
UiTus. Less is known about tho dis
eases of ducks than of fowls. They are,
in our exporience, best hatched by hens,
and kejit iu a dry pen forsovcral weeks.
(Vivo plenty of grass freqently renewed,
keen water ahvavs beforo them in glial
low vessels mid feed often, A pen of
boards a foot lii'di, covered with laths
nailed across tho top, with 0110 corner or
one end covered to exclude the rain, is
all that is required. This pen should bo
frequently "shifted upon dry, grassy
. i 1 1 - it 1 1
ground. 11 one n uoiiueu iiuquiig,
swelled itn or out of sorts iu any way,
giro soaked broad and milk red with
cayenne pepper. The best are Honens,
Aylesburys, l'ekius and Ulack C'ayugas.
J'oints of oxcellenco tor common purpos
os aro tho ni.o and number of eggs,
GET THE BEST.
SOUTH
Don't locate before spiMny nnr
ouiufn IUHT hUlllt'IllCIU, Jiuiy-
iraieu c uaiocuc free. j. .M. .Man.
uia, vmi cmoni, turry co. va. u nov. -i-tw
1$
OciS-im
llilr.l to an imrt'R.tt of ivniion. WIJdhi, or
lilmii niil it'ii n lont filth!- nr motlicn of
nl.lk'r-rtrl II hrli.lmi. Nvtl'lU .tllllll'i gf 10) 1
I . Ilium itlnl lli.unir ACII. Ad llr.s,
l P. M. Fitzgerald & Co., culm A-cnti
lli.Hnil1p.ill. Ilxl. Ki ur In llid. lUtikinn Co
uui 1'r.s't I'mlral Ilauk. twllivf luluu.ivlii.
spi:i:u's pout oit.vi'i: wini:.
Physicians employ only Sjieer's Port
drape Wine 111 their practice in all cases
where a puro wluo is called for, and do
nil iu their nowor to fostor and oncour-
aro its production, for the reason that
niire Port Wlno is adillloult thiiiL' to get
and tliey nro loth to proscribe a doubtful
or inferior article, Hundreds of Now
ork doctors havo visitud Spour'u vine
jiirdn, but twelve miles from New York,
and examined nnd tested the wines, Kor
nalc by V. A. .Kh'im, druggist, Ulooms
)iurr. Pa.
STKONCA COMPETITION
In the manufacture of Organs is resulting in the production and Hale
of cheap goods, made from inferior materials. I refer particularly to
bogus Urgans tnat are continually Fpnuging into existence, wunoui
anv merit whatever, except to be oiierctt cneap, aim men wnen purchas
ed found to be dear at any price. Will yuu not then, reader,
If you Contemplate Buying an Organ
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument bearing the
names of first class, wholly responsible makers. A good assortment ot
styles of the celebrated Estey Organs can now be seen at tho new rooms
01 UIU UUiy aUbUUll!i3U UjSUIi IUI bUO JUIIiV VlgUUll
Columbia Uounty. A guarantee tor nvo years irom me manu
facturers accompanies every Jstey Organ.
J. SiKLTER, Agent,
,aB0,5Wf Bloomsburg, F a
Acrn( imulcil fur Uio Lire nnil Work or
GARFIELD
Tbft enly complete itory of his noble life and trftgle
dsatb. Frtuh, brilliant, reliable. Llecuntlf prlnttil in
E naif li nnil eriunni touttfuUy ilfuitratcli
bnulHomvlf bound talent sellms book ever iub
lnhM. IW John V, lllilimlli, M.l).
PATTTTHW 1)0 not kuy the catchpenny, ro
VXiUllviit v am ltd camrfiign book with
which tho country it flooded. They tare utterly
worthlesx; an outrage upon the memory of the grc.it
dvad.aod a bue fraud on the public. ThU book it
entirely new. The only work worthy the tho me,
Menu Our. In MfamiHt for Afft'ut!! Outilt.
rfU.NJ tiiyiUtli X CU., 1'ubluuoif i l'UU4vl-lya,
Oct. sff-ivr
Ache
m
A TRUE TONIC
A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER.
lHON IJITTHIIS ro hlnlily rccommendwl for all dlsumca re.
quiring a wrtalii uml illiclent tonio ; miwially Indication, Dytjirptta, Inter
miH.nl J'atri, Want vf Appciitt. Im of Strcnyth ,Iick oj hmryij, (Ic. hiirlilics
the WikJ. utrcngtliciu tlio unw', ami glvw new llfu to Ilia nerves. 1 1117 act
llk a charm 011 tlie illKH-lr jrttana, removing nil dyspeptic syniptomg, tudi
,a 1ilinj the i'W, Illicit 1,J, JlftU intUtKtomnch,llcarlburn,tc. UlO only
Jnm l'l-oniwutiou tlmt wlil nut lilackcn tlio teeth or irlvo
Jli'luhuJie. Bolil ly all dniKsists. 'Writo for tho A 11 0 Hook, J2 jiji. of
useful ami nmusiiit; reading tmt frit.
UHOAra ClIHMICATi CO,, IJiUtlmarc, aitl.
POSITIVELY CURED
BY
Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters.
Ueasouft Vty lUf vv Vvi'fmvil In All
OlluT I'uiuu Vlaslrr uv Uv
became llioy i-ocm-mi ult llm merit at
stmitjthfiiliijfi'oriMU iluUi, nnd runtutn in sU
(litloii tliert'tu tho nw Iv tllhiui'r((t iowrful and
uiUu ret tabltt couihlitHtitin WikU H''ti wltli hi
creasiil rtihofnt U-ntt i-titiiulutliit', fnUtlvo uud
luuuicr irriumi tucHf,
IliTauBOtlifynreun-nulne jtnriiit.riitlcal prep
'Ihlril.
Ilfou.n Ihpjr .ri tlm only jilifti'ti tlist relieve
.1 UIU.'.
I'uiirlli.
llittUM llii'jr Mill iullhi'y iiiieill.ctiet tLIck
uiiitr rrmvuie. win uui oeii rtnovu.
rinii.
Ilocnuio ovir coon ,lii lvlon mil dnigglit.liivo
voluulurlljr ttillncil tlmt lli.y am aiiwrlur to all
bluer iiairr or uieuiciurH iur exierLui uir,
Mxlli,
ikctuie the tniiiiituituri'r. ham roctheil tin
euljf iQuitu evrr tnrn fur puroua piHt,
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster!
SEABURY 4 JOHNSON,
juauuiuciiiniii; iittfimiia, new xoric.
One of tlio problems of Good ami Comfortable Living
IS THE
MATTER OF CLOTHING.
STYK3
WHLLMADK
CLOTHING
AT Till':
VERY LOWEST
IMilCES.
HATS ron
MEN,
liOYS,
YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREN.
EX A JUNE ouuSTOUIC or
YOUTHS HOYS
and CIIILDUKXS
GLOTHIHG
SIIIKTS,
l'KAUL WIIITK,
15TCYCLK SIIIKTS,
LATEST OUT.
IiUSlNESS AND
DRESS SHIRTS,
HANDSOME
PATTERNS
DE3IRAI5EE STYLES
IS OURMOTTO.
A EIJLL LINE"
OF l-'ALL
STYLES
JUST KECEIVEI).
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Perfect Fits, Latest Styles, Full Satisfaction. I
CALL AND EXAMINE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
CLOTHING and GASSIMERES IN THE COUNTY
A Full Ixixie of IFurxiishmg C-oods.
Ileadciiiartcrs for TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALTSES
un anu 11111:1 nuuuu;, uiiiiu i,i9ni, 1110 Trains
on tho l'lillmlolplila Krln Uniirona Division v? Hi run
ns follows t
VJVS 1WAHII,
Krlo Mall loaves Nillnilclplil 1 1ts n m
' llnrrlslmrc 4 83 am
" " Wllllainsport 8 40 am
" " .lorsoy Slioro 03 a is
" " lock Haven (mohm
" " Itcnovo t inn urn
nrrlvn at Krlo linnm
Nlacara Kxpross lcavosl'lilladclplila 0 oil a in
' " Iturrlaburc IsiSpm
arr. ai niiamporo siopm
" " Loomiavcn 4 20 pm
" " Itcnovo 6 do n in
" " Kano lOWpm
Fast Lino leaves Philadelphia 12 10 n m
' " llarrlsburt; 4 no p in
" arrlvo at Wllllamsport T 6S p in
" " Lock Haven 0 10 pin
KASTWAH1).
Pacltlc Kxpro93 loaves Lock Haven 7 05 a m
uuBoyl0o 1 si n III
11 " Wllllamsport 8 so am
" nirtvo at Harrlsbtire 1405 pm
" " riilladelphla aiiopm
" " Kane 000 am
Day Express leaves itcnovo 10 03 am
" " Ick Haven It S3 am
" " wmiamsport issnpru
" arrlvo at Ilarrlsburif 3 40 p m
' " I'lilladclpfila 0 4.ipm
" " Erlo 11 as am
Krlo Mall leaves Itcnovo umpm
' " Lock Haven 1010 pm
" Wllllamsport 11 no p m
" arrives at ll.irrlsburct 3 00 am
" " l'hlladclpliui 7 33am
Fast Lino leaves Wllllamsport la 15 a m
' arrives at Harrlsmirir sisnu
" " rhliadclpSia 7 05 am
Krlo Mall and Fait Lino west and Pacific Kxmvsm
Cast make close connections nt Northiiinbcrland
with L. fc 11. It, it, trains for wuuesbarro and
Scrnnton,
Krlo Mall West. Nlairara Kxnrcss West and Fast
Lino West mako closo connection nt Wllllomsnort
with N. U. It. W. trains north.
Ntnenra Exnress West nnd Day lixnress Hunt
inako closo connectluii fit Lock Haicu with U.K. V.
It. It. tr.iln-).
Krlo JIalt cast and West connect at Erlo with
trains on L. H. M. a. It. It. ; at Uorry with o. C. 11.
I'.St W. It. It.; nt Emporium with II. N. V.l', It. It.
and at Driftwood with A. V. II. It.
Parlor cars will run between l'lillalelohla and
III iuuiii-i,iui b uu uuiil r,A.ll.!1 1IUSI, llliu ljuy bx
press Kiust, Ulccplnt; cars on nil night trains.
.H. A, MI.JIVJ.1,
acncral Supt.
THE DAVIS.
17KEAS UROWN'S IXSUIIAXCE At! EX-
JO CV. Mojer's now bulldlnu, Main street, lilooms-
uurir, 1 a.
Asvts.
.Etna Insurance Co . 01 Hartford. Conn. t7.07fl.g24
Hoyal ot Liverpool m.sruono I
uinutiHuiru 10.0' ii.ui u 1
l ire Association, ruuaneipuia 4.1i!.'i.7l7
ruuiiiix, ui i.onuon it.vm am I
London Lancashire, of England i,;os,t;fi
llartfort of II irtford 3,S73.ihhi I
sprmgneia nro ana Marino s.iiS'.'.m
As tho nrenclos are direct, nsllclos nrp wrlltrn In
idh msureu wnuoui. any ueiuy in ine unco
Bloomsburfc'. Oct. ss, 'Sl.tf
OV J 1 I I 1 Vj I Should nl send
for bainplo copy of that wonderful parcr.TMK Woui.n
ami Soi.riRK publMiTl nt Washington, l It con-
ta ns Mor es or hid war. famn i.ifi. seenn from
tho Ilattlelleld. and a thousand thlnescf Intr rest to
ourcountry'H defenders. It contains nil thu laws
ami instrucuons rcinung to rensions ami uounty
for Soldiers and their heirs. Klirht wges. fortv col.
omul. wecKiy. a year, sample free .vudress
norm anil soiuier, oox ass, wasnington, 1). u.
"I'JV. I'll
VA'ANTKh nv Mit.MIV.
ln,i tnu.ll L.M....K.. t......
NO tjl'Dl lOIIS nKnfrlpllponi.ppsQ.nT Pvnpriy.si nl.l'
J. 1'. Leciarc. Itochebter. N. v. il ' nov. uw
PENSIONS
I ARE PAID tverr ir.l.iirdlsalli l.y npci.leiit
-rutlttrrwutf. A (VOt'Mt of uu y kfiid, ii of
DiiKtr, to.-of i jr, lil'IM VMU f hiilHllylit,
i1in404 nf J.uiifi ur ur1i'ui t-t mt (fire a
$1,000 REWARD,
OXK TIIOUSAXD ll.OOOl DOLLARS
I'liEJIIU.U ollereil to AM IMiKSnK
that will do as CiHKAT A KAXQK
OF 'WOIUv on AXY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHATTHK
HEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting.
It will mnko wldo hem on sheets. &c, hem all
manner of bias woolen goods, as (.oft merino, crape,
or goods dllllcult to hem on other machines. It
makes a more clastic suicu man any otnermacuinc.
It will turn a hem and put In piping at snmo time
It will turn a hem. sew braid on the rlcht sldo
and stitch on trimming nt ono opiratlon.
It will do felling bias or straight, clthor on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will fell acvofcs teams on any goods.
I will bind a Dress or Skirt nnd sew on facial.
cither with or without fchowlng Mltchcs; bind Dress
(loods with tho &nuo material, eltlivrbcnllops.polnts,
squares or straight. Tho only machine that will bind
Hati, Cloaks, or other articles with Lias, satin or
silk, from j to 3 lnchesln width, without hasting.
It will gather with or without sewing on.
It wlllirather betwten two nieces and sew on at
tho same time.
It will mako arulllo and Mitch n clllow silo on to
the facing at the same time.
It will bhlrr any kind of good3.
It will mako plaited trimming either with or with
out sowing it on.
It will make clalted trimming either senlhincd or
stialght. and wtv aplplrgon at thoMnne time. It
will inuko knife plaiting.
J. SALTZEll, Gen'l Agent,
liloouisburg, Pn.
oct. 1, 'SO-lf.
hides!
Tho Highest Market Price in Cash
l'AIDFOIt ALL KINDS OF HIDES AT
A. SOLiLEDER'S
I.eullier ami Shoe I'lntllnar Store
Main Street, Opposite Stone Ciiuiich,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
April 8, 'fo-ly
NEW IC!
t'uvioii1 I'urauHt'H J'lttj muLu ?Ci'v Itlt'll
BIkmI, ntnl will complfU'ly cIimiku iho blnotl m
PmrntliuM "tern In tliuu ii.inihs, Anv iciom
w Iki w UI tuli-1 (illl "'H-lmifrtit fi'tim 1 (1) i'iwvi I ,
u:i Ihi 1 tor 1 1 -innt Im-uMIi, it Mtrh h IIhiik
iiotuj-i-illili, (t.' h . in I f r k litiir fcliunm.
y. .v. joir s.v a- o,t jtohtunf Ma,,
AGENTS WAHTED !iSOTri?yi,f..Wi
lllllT .llai-lilno rvr uili-lilP'l Wi kiiitnpdirot
Huumm. Willi lli:i;i, m.a Till! loiiiiilftf, In
lumlnulrt. It Mill nlo kult a firml miuly uf fmicy
wurkfor iviilch ll-troliulwan n reflv market, hail
liirilrruUriui'l tirinltothnTtruilllily ItlllltlllH
Machine Co., !J WmJiIusiou fcl., Iiiituu. .Uui
mayo, 'Sl-ly aid
7T! ATTV'H organs 18 useful stops, t sets reods
paAi 1X0 jM I'lanoBtlSJup. iwillus.
uataiog. rieo. auuichi iivuiij, iiusuiuuiuii, .i.u
innv il. 'hl.lv aid
LKOATjjBIjANKS,
ATiWAYS ON HAND
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In the principal Churches for Communion
purposes.
EXCELLENT FOR LADIES AND WEAKLY
PERSONS AND THE AGED.
llu fini-lf llf,i nml n . ,.t,1( J ,
lilt n nl fitt nnd nr'mlnlrli .Haf. . .t . . '
his lierolo stniKKle for life; woiiUorrul medlcul treat-
....v , ..luuu.junuuiij , UIIIUUU IU f.lUl'lUll , UL'lllU
ic. rroiu&eiy uiustraicd. hplfnUia portrait of
WUIIHIH, IIIJ IM1UH1III jiiuimi i PLtllU HI W1U IS II 001"
intr ; tlio falck-ctmintiur ; (iultcau in hla cell; tho
siiriTinne nm thn rihinnf n i.n Ari nn.n..iAi. ......
A il it i i im ,i i V iuiiiiiiu lui uKUiim nrbl.
Ai ilifdd II l l l Illl ill?, . r.i't i.i.non...'u,
i i ll ' "mi"
OCl. 14, (IV, r
Spcor'o Port Grapo Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
rnhls Celebrated Natlvo Wlno Is mado from tho
J. Julcu of the Oporto (irnpo ittlscd lu this Country
Its Invaluable
Tonic aiid Strengthening Proporties
aro unsurpassed bv any other Native Wine. Uelng
tho puro Julcoof thotlrape, produced under Mr.
bpeer's own personal supervision, Its purity and
genuineness nro guranteed. i ho youngest child
may partake of Its generous qualltles.and tho weak
est Invalid uso It to advantage. It Is parllculaily
benltlcLil to tho aged and debilitated, nnd suited to
tho various ailments that nffect I hit weaker sex, It li
in every respect a wine to nu helied on,
SPEER'S
Tho 1'. 3. MIKHKY Is a Wlno of Kuncrlor character
and partakes of tho golden qualities of tho grape,
from which it Is mado, Eor I'urlty, Itlchnek'S.r lavor
and Medical l'ropcrtles, It will bu found unexcelled,
SPEEE'S
This 11HANDV stands unrivaled In this L'ountrv.
being far superior for medical purposes,
IT IS A l'UHE distillation from tho rratin and con.
tains valuable medical properties.
It has n del lea to llavor. similar to that of the
irrani'S frulil which It Is dlstllled.aiid Is In LTuat imnr
among llrst class families.
Ssio that Iho signature of ALl'IlED tiPEElt.l'assalo
N. J.i Is over tho corKof each bottle,
A. KLI3IM.
SOLD BY O.
doom 'sot-
To Nervous Sufferer: The Great European
pit. j. B, siMi'Son'siei tcino UKniciKu.
Dr. J. 11. Simpson's Kpecltlc Mcdlcluo isapoMtlvo
cuio for overwork of bodv or brain or exerts orunr
klnd, such as weakness and all diseases rasultlng
irom Nervous Debility, Inltablllty.Mental Anxiety,
I.UIIUUUI , (.usaibiiiiu, jJt'iliasiuil UI rjui llH mill lunc-
iionui uarnngemenis oi ino nervons by ble in ueD'
crally, l'alusln tho
nacK or Mue, i.us.j
ofjiemory, riema
I tiro old ago anddn
eases that lend u
coubinpllun.lnsaul
ty & an early gravi
or both. No inattei
how shattered tin
system may burrow!
excesses of am
kind, a bhoit coursoTi llns im dltliio will reSrofutlm
lust functions and procuro health and happlnesi
wheio beforo was despondency and gloom, Tho Spc
clilo Medlcluo la being used with wonderful success.
pamphlets sent freo to all. Wrlto for them and
get full parlrlcular.
liico, hpecuio ii.oa per package, or tlx packages
for 15,10, Will bo sent by mall on receipt of money.
Auuress luioruers, J. li. mjiu'mun'B M tuiulNlSLU,
Nos. 104 nnd 11 Malu btivct, lluffalo, N, V,
I06.11,m-jf
rurNiilo ly 31 oyer Krotliersi
Feb.lr
HDItl'. Itl!.lli:i VAT LAST. l'rlroH5i.U,
Nov, t, "eMj- a
AT THIS OFFIOK.
7-AINHICillT & co.,
WHOLESALE ailOCEM,
Philadelphia,
Healers In
TISAH, HVIH'IM, UOl'l'KB, SL'tl.UI, JIOI.VSSUS,
KICK, H ICKS, IK'ilin 11A,1C, iC.
N. E. corner St'oond and Arch Mrecti,
jiroiders will rocclvo prompt attention,
Ayer's
Hair Vigor 9
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
I r Is .1 most agreeable dressing, which
Is at once harmless ami effectual, for pre-
serving tlio hnlr. It restores, with tho
gloss anil fiesliiicss of youth, failed or gray,
light, and led hair, to a rich brown, or deep
black, no may bo desired. By its use thin
hair is thickened, and baldness often
though not always cured. It checks falling
of the hair immediately, and causes a new
growth in nil cases wlicro tlio glands arc
lint decayed; while to brasliy, weak, or
oihorniM! ili'-cascd hair, it imparts vitality
and stionglh, nnd rendcis It pliable.
Tho Vkiok cleanses tho stalp, cures and
prewnts the formation of djndriiff; and,
by lis cooling, stimulating, nd soothing
properties, it heals most If not all of tho
hiiiiinrs and diseases peculiar to the scalp,
keeping; it cool, clean, and soft, under
which cimditions diseases of tho scalp and
hair aro impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair
Tho Vkioi: is incomparable. It Is color.
less, ci iil.iins neither oil nor dye, and will
nut soil whilo cambric. It imparts an
n:;iviiluV and lasting perfume, and as an
article fur the toilet IL Is ceoiioinlc.il aiV
unsurpassed In its excellence.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 86 Co.,
li-ni tli-nl and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
iou nr am. iiii:uhts Evuttwiiir.n.
NOItTHEKN CENTRAL RAILWAY
COM PAN .
On and after Janunrv llth. 1SS1. trains will ii-nvn
Sunbury as follows :
KUltrilWAlW.
Northern Express c.soa. m nrrlvo Elmlra ls.30pm
Arrive at Canandalgua 3.23 p. m
" Hochoslcr 4.40 "
" Niagara. 8 45
Niagara Express 1.05 p. in. arrlvo E'mlra 0,03 p m
arrlvo Canandalgua S.S5 "
' itochoster 43 "
" Niagara u.co a m
Past lino B.lu p m arrlvo Elinlra 11.05 p in
" Vatklns 11,63 p m
80UTHWA11D.
Soulhorn Express l.3se a.m. arrlvo Harrlsb'g 3.16 a in
arrlo I'hlladolphla 7.35 "
" Now York 10.35 "
" Kaltlmoro J.40
" Washington 9,oa a in
l'aclilc Express lo.oo a m arrlvo Harrlsb'g ls.oo p m
anUo Philadelphia 3.46 p m
" Now York ess "
" llaltlmoro c.20
' Washington 7.C2
Hay Exprcssl.KO p in arilvo Ilarrlsburg s.ifl p ru
" Philadelphia c.46 "
" NowYoik 0.30 "
" llaltlmoro fi.35
" Washington 7.62
Krlo Mall 1.05 a. in. arrlvo llarrlsburg 3.06 a. m
Philadelphia 7.35 "
" New York "0.35 "
" llaltlmoro 7.40
" Washington 9.02
TouG.ToncIi.WorlduaiisIiip&Dnrafcility.
mriM.iH uvAiti: a, ro.
v,mt "'"tlmoru Ktrit,ltluiM.
X". tt-2 Klfih Avcuue, New York.
oil 4vv r
3.00D AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
L. 1'. FAKMEIt, General Passenger Agent.
FHANK THOMSON, Gonoral Managir.
IIILADEL1'HA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Juno , ism.
TKlIhS LEAVE KCl'KKT AS 10I.I.0W8(flUNIlA V KXCITTKD
For Now Y'ork, Philadelphia, Heading, l'ottsvllle
Tnmaqua, ic, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. T,50 and (1,45 p. m.
For Wllllamsport, 0,15 3,50 n. m. and 4,06 p. m.
TRAINS roil lini'XUT LEAVE A3 fOLLOWS, (SUNDAT X
CEPTKD.l
Loavo Now York, via. Tanmncnd 8,00 a.m. and
via. Hound Drool; ltouto 7,45 a. in.
Loavo Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Loavo Heading, 11,55 a. ra., l'ottsvllle, is.su p. tu
andTamaiiua.l.ss p. m.
Loavo Catawlssa, c,lo 6,40 a, m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Wllllamsport ,9,45 a.rn,?,uv p. m. and 4,30 p, m
rassengcrs to and from Now Y ork, via. Tama
nend and to and from Philadelphia go Uirougn
without change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Momurer
C. G, HANCOCK,
General rnssenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan. to, 15S1 tf.
D
ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
WESTERN ItAlLHOAD.
ANh
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Tlmc-Tablo No. 3', Takes effect at 4:30 A.
MONDAY', JUNK 10, 1S7S.
NOUTH,
p.m. p.m. n.m.
9 VJ
(rt AliuSALARV permoiilU. All EXPENSES
HH mlTAuml. Al.r.S proniiitlr iiald. SLOAN
iQal a cu.nou oiiiiui' nt. ( Hk Iiuiuii. o.
oct. H.41V. r
9 50
9 41
9 SS
9 31
9 i3
9 17
li
3 40
3 81
3 21
3 18
3 13
9 35;
9 ST
9 20
9 14
9 09
9 04
iVV (V ty A IEak nnn exrenrts to agents
fD .omllt.1''1i.l Addutsl'.O.VIClCEUY
1" Augusta, Maine. r oct 14, 4w.
1 1 iw , t.,,, i.--iw.o.-i.uiu'.ii nun's iur uuicrusing
.1 in l.oiin good newspapers bent free. Address
GEO. I'. ltoWtLI, .V. CO., lul-pruceSt., N. Y.
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM. F. 330DINE,
IEON .ST., 11EL0W SECOND, HLOOMf 111 HO, l'A
is rrepared to do all k!nd3 of
HOUSE rAIEJTIWO
Plain and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
HOTH DECOltATlVE AND PLAIN.
ill IilnilN orriiriiKuro Itcimlrcd,
aiiti nitlilc as kg tl um new,
9 (0
9 00
8 51
B 43
S 35
8 91
8 OS
U 01
7 65
7 43 12 45
7 44 VI 3.1
7 40 12 35
7 S2 19 12
7 26 12 00
7 20 11 60
7 15 11 Si)
fi 57 10 6U
8 45
6 31 10 00
3 UO
9 65
'.' 47
t 40
1 30
I 10
2 05
1 45
125
1 15
1 (10
8 St
8 54
8 46
8 83
8 31
8 80
8 11
S 04
7 63
7 60
7 46
7 89
7 33
7 23
7 21
7 03!
H 45'
STATIONS.
Kcranton
llellevuo
Tajiorvlllc.. .
...Lackawanna.,,.,
littaton
.. West lituton...
Wyoming
Maltby
Bennett
Kingston
Kingston
..Plymouth June.
.-..riymouui
Avondalu
Nantlcoke
.Uunlock's Creek.
....Bhlckshlnny....
....hick's icrry....
...iicacu iiavcu...
Uerwlck ....
...Ilrlar Creek
.Willow Grovo...,
....Llrno Hldgo
Espy
..llloomsburg
Itunert
Catawlssa Urldeo.
Lmuviuu
.....cnuiasky,
Cameron ,
Northumberland.
south.
a.m. p.m. p. m
'4 10
1 21
2 20
' 34
2 42
2 47
9 62
2.64
2 69
3 03
3 03
3 0-1
10 2lS 3 13
3 18
3 24
3 33
3 60
i 03
4 ie
4 18
4 25
4 29
4 33
4 42
4 49
4 49
6 1)1)
5 18
9 IS
b 30
6 45
9 30
9 42
9 CO
9 67
10 07
10 02
10 13
10 18
10 34
10 42
10 68
11 07
11 13
11 2.1
11 39
11 45
11 6'
11 67
12 18
13 43
p.m. n.m a.m.
p.m. p.m. a.ra
W. F. nALBTKAD, Sunt.
Superintendent's Ofllco, Bcranton, Juno 10, isis.
Triors
mi
NONE HUT F11IST-0LASS WOItKMEN EMPLOYED
Estimates JWCado on all Work,
WM. V, BOD1NE.
J. W, RAEDER,
PRACTICAL BOOK BINDER!
Nil 1 10 WEST .UA1IKUT STItEl'.T,
W1LKES-JBARRE, PA.
ItlnilN all tlio current publica
tions in mi' nijio you limy ile
slrr, StiliNluclloii (,rimi:iu-(ccil.
Correspondence solicited P, O. llox 150.
1. S.C11 refill uttciilitm Riven to
nil i,,!! run MUATlONM.
sept2, if
M. C. SLOAN I BIT
IiLOOMSnURG, PA.
Manufacturers of
Carriages, Eues!e!,?haetens Sleigh?, Platform
wajoa:, c.
l'lrst-clasa work always on hand.
IlEPAUliyO XEAT.Y DONE.
Vir reduced to suit the timet,
LATEST STYLES OP
aLLXISrGr. CARDS
fit the 'COLUMBIAN OFFICE.'
THE GREAT
JiUJiLIlTGTOX ItOUTE.
t3r"No other lino runs Threo Throuuli I'a.
soiiBcr Trains Ually botweon Chlcaeo, Doj
Molucs, Council Hindu, Omaha, Lincoln, Bt.
Joseph, Atchison, Topckn and Kansas City.
Direct connections for nil points In Kansas,
Nobrnska, Colorado. Wyoralnir, Montana, Ne
vada, Now Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon uml
California.
Tho Shortest, Spccdloit nnd Mot Comforta.
lilo ltouto vlnllttuulbal to Fort Scott, Denlson,
Dallas, Uouttnn, Austin, San Antonio, Galves
ton nnd nil points In Texas.
Tho uncounted Inducements offered by thll
Line to Travelers nnd Tourists, aru as follows!
Tho celebrated l'ullman (IB-wheel) l'ulacd
Bleoplnsr Cars, run only on this Line, 0 II, ft
Q. l'ulaeo Drawlng-Hoom Car, with Ilorton's
HocllulneClinlni, No extra charjio for Seats
In Hccllntnir Clinlri, Tho famous C, 11. tc Q.
1'alaos DlnlnirCars. Gorsoous Hmnklnv Car
fittod Willi Elegant llltlh-llacked Italian Ho
volvlne Chairs for tho exclusivo uso of flrvt.
class paisonircrs.
Stool Traclt and Superior Equipment, com.
blood with their Great Through Cur Arrange,
ment, makes this, nbovo all others, tho favorlto
ltouto to tho South, South-Wojt, and tho Far
West.
, Try It, nnd you will find traveling n luxury
Initcod of a discomfort,
Through Tickets via this Colcbratod Lino
for snla at all olSces In tho United fctatos ami
Canada.
All Information about Ratos ot Faro, Sleep
Injr Car Aceommodations, Tims Tablet, Ac.,
vr ill bo cboorfully given by applying to
J.Q. A. IIKAN, (len'l Kastorn Aflront,
iXxl Wunhlnutnu St., Huston, Mass.
and HIT llruadway, Now York.
JA1IE9 R. W 001), Gen. I'ass. Aut.' Chicago.
T. J. l'O'ITEU, Gun. Uauugor, Chicago.
March 11, -w, m