THE COLUMBIAN AJNTD DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
-FRIDAY, JUNK Oth, 1882.
Correct Rnllrontl Time Tnblc.
Trains on tho I'blladolphla A It. It. lcaro import
NORTH. ROBTn.
las. m. 11 49 n, m.
4 o p.m. 03 p.m.
Trains on tho I). I.. & W. II. It. lcaro Dtoomsburj
an follows i
NORTH.
T 89 a.m.
! 00 p. m.
0 10 I). in
T!io1l4J train south connects with tho l'lillti
dolphin Heading at Hnpcrt, and
Northern central at Northumberland.
I'crHoiinlt
Mrs. V. P. Hlllmcycr Is visiting friends
In Maryland.
M. E. Walker, K9q. of Slilckelitnny was
In town on Tuesday.
Miss May Sanders, of Plymouth, Is visit
lng at W. II. Carter's.
Mrs. Frcas Drown returned from New
York state on Tuesday.
Mrs, J. J. Urower Is In llellefonte, visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Llnglc.
Hon. Samuel 1 Patterson of Pittsburg,
Kx-Spcakcr of the House was In town on
Thursday.
Dr. John McIIcnry, of Napoleon, Ohio,
formerly of this county. Is visiting rein,
tlvcs In Espy.
D. G. Bcrtsch the leading merchant tullor
of Mauch Chunk, was In town on business
this week for a few days. His many friends
wcro glad to see him.
Mr. nnd Mrs. EH llobbins of Porks, In.
spectcd our ofllec on Tuesday. We nre
always pleased to receive calls from our
friends through tho county.
Hon. Eckley B. Coxc of Drlfton, Luzerno
county, who Is spoken of as a Democratic
candidate for Governor, wns registered at
the Exchange Hotel on AVedncsday.
ShcrllT Ent has put a telcphono In tho
Jail nnd finds It a great convenience In the
transaction of his business.
McIIcnry & Applcman are bulldlnc n
largo three story building In Ifcnton. The
first story will bo used for n cnrrlngo and
wagon manufactory. Tho third floor Is to
bo used for a hall for tho uso of orgnnlza
tlons.
Mrs. Polly Purscl died at her homo In
Dloomsburg, on Tuesday morning, Juno
Oth. aged about ninety years. Blio has
been feeble for somo time past and has
been tinder tho care of her children Win.
Purscl nnd wife.
Moycr Ilros' new soda fountain Is a
with tho beauty. It Is surmounted bv n female
ilguro In a glass case, In which n fountain
Is playing. Tho effect Is to make one cool
without taking away tho thirst, but a glass
of tho delicious bevcrago always has tho
desired effect.
BOOTH.
8 as a, m.
It 43 a. m.
4 n p. in
Georgia peaches have been In the market
at Baltimore for several days.
Treasurer's sales of lands for taxes will
take place next Monday.
Choice cabbage plants, best varieties,
very cheap at Garrison's, Gth street.
P. S. Klnports has his delivery wagon
nicely painted and bright gold lettering.
Tho property of tho Bloomsburg Iron
Company is advertised for sale in another
column.
The Diocesan convention of tho P. E.
Church of Central Pennsylvania, will meet
nt Mauch Chunk next Tuesday.
W. H. Ycttcr has a tine lot of Cabbage
plants for sale. 25 lbs best seed sown and
plants looking fine. June2-2w
The real estate of tho late Thomas J.
Vundcrslico is advertised for sale by his
executors In this Issue.
On next Monday n week great changes
will bo made In tho tlmo table of tho D. L.
& W. railroad. A temporary chango Is
now made In the early down train, also In
the noon tip train, ns will he seen by re
ferrlng to tho correct tlmo table as pub
lished at head of local column In the Co-LUsintAN.
L. Z. Knhlcr of tills town wns committed
to tho county jail by Snutro Morris last
Saturday, for safe keeping. Ho was in-
sane and violent. On Monday a com
mission In lunacy was appointed by Judge
Elwcll, consisting of Dr. B. P. Gardner,
Guy Jacoby, Esq. and W. It. Tnbbs, and
upon their return Knhlcr was committed
to the Danville Asylum. Sheriff Ent took
him down on Tuesday.
Wc acknowledge tho receipt of Invita
tions to the Fourth Anniversary exercises
of the Young Mens' Christian Association
of Berwick, to bo held on Thursday cveu
lng June 15th. The programmo will con
slst of vocal and Instrumental music,
addresses by Hev. S. A. Taggart, state
secretary, T. T. Homey, general secretary
Scranton Y. M. C. A., readings &c. The
card is a specimen of very neat job prlnt-
ng. It was tlono at the nifptndent oftlce.
All houorably discharged soldiers and
sailors of the late war of tho Rebellion who
were mustered Into the service of tho U. S.
desirous to becomo members of n Post of
the Grand Army of the Republic at Blooms
burg, Pa., arc requested to meet at Fur
man's Hall on Saturday, June 10th 1893, at
o'clock p. m. sharp. J. M. Gibbs,
Junior Vice Department Commander will
be there for tho purpose of muster those
who have discharges, and havo not here
tofore been mustered should present them
or explain their absence.
By Okdbii Cosimittrk.
Beautify your homes nnd make them
pleasant nnd attractive with flowers from
Dillon's Green Houses.
The Bloomsburg Cornet Band will hold
n festival at Evans' Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings, June 80lh nnd July 1st.
Rev. Mr. Bannister of Wilkes Barrc, will
ofllclnte nt the Episcopal Church next
Sunday. Rev. L. Zahncr will goto Wilkes
Barrc.
The lamest stock of straw hats ever
opened in Bloomsburg, nt David Lowcn
berg's. Call and sec.
People will bear In mind that tho grocer.
Ics you buy here ore fresh as I am getting
In goods every day and prices to suit tho
times, F. S. Kinport's grocery store.
Another attempt nt robbery was made at
tho store of Moses McIIcnry, Stillwater, on
Monday evening. One of thelclcrks sleeps
in the Btorc. The thieves effected an en
trance at the window, nnd wcro in tho act
of drilling into the snfc, having already
made three holes about on inch deep, when
the clerk was awakened. The robbers bc-
camo frightened and wliilo escaping
through the window, tho clerk discharged
his gun, the bnll nnd shot entered tho
window casing nnd plastering. One of tho
robbers cried "I'm shot 1" but no trace of
blood was found. Asa Hess living near
Stillwater was arrested and brought to jail
on Tuesday evening. Tho clerk testified
beforo a justice of tho peace that lie wns
one of tho guilty parties.
All tho members of tho senior class nt
the Normal school passed their examina
tion last week. The class numbers thirty,
four.
It Is thouglitnow that tho fruit crop this
year will bo greater than it was even in
1880, which was greater than known for
many years.
Tho First National Bank of Marietta
recently closed business, and organized a
new bank and commenced business again
on the same day.
The lamest stock of straw hats ever
opened in Bloomsburg, at David Lowen.
berg's. Call and see.
Judcc Stnnlv Woodward and wife of
Wilkes Barrc celebrated tho twenty fifth
anniversary of their wedding last Friday
A large number of guests were present.
Tho work of repairing tho Lutheran
Church has been commenced and will be
urged to completion as rapidly as possible.
No services will be held for two weeks.
The attention of farmers is called to the
advertisement of Messrs. Baugli Ss Sons, in
another column. The reputntlon of their
Phosphnto is world-wide. Send for clr-
cular.
Alllnskls atrial, I will convince you
that you arc saving money by buying gro.
ccrics here. F. S. Klnports.
Tho contract for additions to tho court
house was let onjTuesday afternoon, II.
F. Hnwkc & Co. of Danville being tli suc
cessful bidders. The bids were ns follows:
Coff man & Mcnnsh SOfl.oOO
Hawke & Co. 10,300
J. S. Sterner 0,000
A. S. I'll i)3 y.7
Chas. Krug 9,490
E. Welllver 0,300
W. II. Carter 8,780
From this it will bo observed that tho
contract is awarded to tho hijhttt responsi
ble bidder. It will now be in order for tho
county commissioners to explain why they
agree to giro a Danvlllo Arm $1,514.00
more than W. II. Carter offers to do it for,
provided he can furnish satisfactory sccurl
ty, and if not, then certainly Jsomo ono of
tho other four bidders who are lower than
Hawke & Co. ought to havo been ablo to
give security for the faithful fulfillment of
the contract. If they could not do this
then there is some excuse for the nctlon of
the commissioners.
Emporium is said to be without a Blnglo
saloon. Rev. B. II. Crcaver, formerly pas-
tor of the M. E. Church of this place, has
the credit of being foremost in bringing
about tills result.
Potato bugs havo made their appearance,
but not so numerous ns other years. Those
living In states north of us arc more
troubled thnn wo arc. It looks ns If the
hues wero intending to make n tour over
the country.
The festival season is at hand. The next
candidate for public -favor Is tho Phllolo.
gian Literary society, the members of which
will have a festival at Evans' nail this
Friday and Saturday evenings. Everybody
Is Invited.
Tho crossing of tho N. & W. B. Railroad
nt tho Rupert bridge was laid on Sunday
last. Track laying will bo dono from both
ends of tho road. It Is probablo tho road
will bo completed to Nantlcoko within n
month.
On Juno 1st tho Wllliamsport Daily Sun
and iunner reduced Us price to one cent
per copy, or twenty.flvo cents per month.
Heretofore tho price was three cents. Tho
managers Issue tho paper of the same size
nnd filled with intcrestlni: matter as usual.
Harvy Bates, son of G. W. Bates of this
town, died nt ids housu In Nuntlcoku on
Monday. His remains weru brought down
on Wednesday morning, escorted by Co.
G. Ninth Regiment of Pennsylvanuln Mili
tia, of winch company ho was First Lieu
tenant. Thofuneral look place on Wednes.
day afternoon nt two o'clock.
Just received) u new lot of Elgin, Walt.
ham, Springfield and othermakoof wutehes
in open and hunting cases, warranted from
two to llvu years.
Also sliver plated teuspoous onu dollar a
set, table spoons two dollars a set, at L
Bombard's Jewelry Store. 0 0-tf
The largest stock of straw hats ever
opened in Bloomsburg, at David Lowcii.
berg's. Call und see.
Communicated.
Pursuant to nrrnngement for a Sunday
school picnic, the Zion nnd St. James of
Fishing creek met tho Methodist nnd Union
of Ornngeville nt Znncr's grove Saturday
3rd Inst, at 10 o'clock A. M. Tho meeting
was omanlzed by electing James B. Har.
mau President, Cyrus Bobbins, David Yost
Mlchnel Vance and Levi Bclshllnc, Vice
Presidents. Rev. C. K. Cnnflcld opened
the exercises with prayer. Rev. Chilcoto
was then introduced who delivered an np.
propriato address, appealing to parents for
their co-operation in securing the attend
nnco nt Sabbath schools. Rev. Canfield
followed with a brief nddrcss.
After tho well filled baskets wcro dls.
posed of the young folkB engaged In va.
ilous amusements.
Tho Ornngeville Cornet Band was pres
ent and enlivened tho occasion with somo
of Its cholco selections. Every thlug
passed oil pleasantly except too fast drlv.
lug nlong tho narrows that wos uncalled
for and out of place, especially on such an
occasion. Wm. H. SxynsR, Sec'y.
I'cruoiialt To Men Only I
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Michigan, will
send Dr .Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltalc
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (young or old) who arc
atlllcted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vital
Ity, and manhood, nnd kindred troubl
guaranteeing speedy relief nnd complete
restoration of health and manly vigor.
Address ns above. N. B. No risk Is In-
currcd, as thirty days' trial Is ullowcd.
Oct. 28, 'ol-ly
County Tax Collector.
Tho following persona hnvo been ap
pointed collectors by tho commissioners,
In the respective townshlpst
Beaver, C. A. Shumaii Benton, Knmucl
Applemanj Berwick, Wm. J. Knorr; Bloom,
M. O. Woodward; Catawlssa, JessoMcnsch;
Ccntrnlla, David Walsh) Centre, I. J. llcss;
Conynghnm, John 1. Hannoii) Fishing
Creek, E. L. Lemon) Franklin, Moses
Howcri Greenwood, J, M. Ront) Hemlock,
Ell Old ) Jackson, Alex. Knouse; Locust,
Christian Small) Madison, D. N. Williams)
Main, Wm. Mcnslngcr) Mllllln, O. W. Hess;
Montour, P. 8. Karshner Mt. Pleasant,
Ellas Howell) Oronge, Cyrus McIIcnry i
Pine, C. L. Bones Roaring Creek, James
Knlttloi Scott, T. W. Hartmnni Sugar
Loaf, Gilbert Hess.
Commencement Week.
Tho following programme has been
nrragncd for tho last week of school at tho
Norm at t
Sunday Juno 25, at 10:30, Opera House,
Baccnlaurcato sermon, Rov. J. B. Gricr.
Monday, Juno 20, 8 p. m., Model school
ntcrtalnmcnt.
Tucsdny, 27, 8 p. m., nddrcss beforo
societies, Hon. H. B. Poyno.
Wednesday, 28, 3 p. m., class day ex-
crclscs, campus.
Wednesday, 8 p. m., Callleplan reunion,
school parlor.
Thursday, 20 0:30 n. in., commencement.
" " 12:30 p. in., Alumni meet
ing nnd dinner.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Senior reception,
parlor.
The examination of undergraduates will
tako place during tho week.
Council IrocccdlUKH.
Council mot on Wednesday evening all
members present.
Motion made by Mr. Rabb that all parties
on Fourth street between East street and
Whitman's allevlay pavements within thirty
ays.
Mr. Garrison applied to counrll for pay
for planting nnd nttending shade trees
around his property along the street curb.
Tho town solicitor says the lnw in regard
to planting trees is not npplicnblo to our
town.
Motion by Mr. Waller "Resolved that
tho Bloomsburg Water Company bo nnd
It Is hereby requested to restore the fire
protection to tho town and that the question
of compensation therefore bo referred to
tho Court." Mr. Wnbb moved that the
resolution bo amended so that tho town
pay the Bloomsburg Water Company nt
tho rate of $20 per annum a plug from the
tlmo tho plugs nrc put In operation to tho
1st of April next. Vote upon the amend
ment Messrs. Rabb, Sterling, Hnssert nnd
Moyer in tho nfllrmatlve.
A fresh invoice of fish just received nt
, S. Kinport's, sold nt low prices,
nuckliorit ItcniH.
Messrs. John and Joseph Andrews of
Chester, New Jersey, are visiting their
uncle, Jerry Pooley.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rounsley of Mil
lcrstown are spending a few days with
friends in this community.
Mr. Rnlph Ivcy paid a Hying visit to
Nnnticoko to see a sick nephew.
N. P. Moore Esq. has returned from
Pittsburg, where he was attending a meet,
ing of the Stnto Commnndcry,
Mr. C. H. Deltrich is still quite sick,
though improving under tho able attend
anco of Dr. J. Montgomery.
Friends from Canada are the guests of
Mr. I. Purscl.
Rev. Donahoe of Bloomsburg preached
in the M. E. Church on Sunday afternoon,
nt which time twenty-live probationers
were taken in full connection.
The Sunday School Convention recently
held here was quite interesting and protlta
ble. The nttenunnco was large at every
session.
Hiiutlny Hcliool Convention. (
The 13th Aniiunl Convention of tho Co-
lumbln county S, S. Association met In tho
M. E. Church nt Buckhorn, May 80th and
81st. This Association, which for tho past
few years has been struggling for existence,
Is now hi n prosperous condition nnd good
working order) nnd the convention Just
held wns ono of tho most successful slnco
Its organization. Ncnrly fifty delegates1
from over twenty schools wero present,
nnd the placo of meeting was tilled at each
session and sometimes crowded with thoso
Interested In S. S. work, from every part
of tho county. Every religious denomlna
Hon In tho county wns represented nnd
not tho lenst pleasant feature of the con
vention wns tho cordial good will and
cliristlnu .fellowship which prevailed
throughout its settings,
Tho exercises consisted principally of
open discussions on various phrases of S.
S. work, nnd the nlacrlty and nnlinntlon
with which theso discussions wero pursued
showed the deep Interest of the participants.
Among tho topics on tho programmo wcro i
Tho origin and development or Sunday
schools)" "Tho llnnnclal rclntlon of the
church to tho Sunday school)" "How to
retain tho larger scholars )" "Literature of
tho Sunday scnoolj" "Temperance)" and
others. Besides tho regular programme,
opportunity wns given for tho presentation
and discussion of any questions relating to
S. S. work. These discussions were Inter,
spersed with slngtng led by nil excellent
choir.
With the encouragement nnd Instruction
In S. S. work which every one at tho con.
ventlon received, wns mingled a feeling of
gratitude toward tho people nf Buckhorn
and vicinity for their noble and generous
hospitality. To bo partakers of such
whole-souled generosity as they showed
toward every one, Is of itself no slight
stimulus to well-doing.
Tho olllccrs for tho ensuing year nro i
Rev. F. P. Manlmrl, President) O. V.
Savage, Vice President) L. F. Bower,
Secretary; A. W. Spear, Treasurer) Del.
cgates to state convention i Rev. C. K.
Cnnflcld, Rev. E. M. Chllcoat alternate.
Executive committee : Rev. E. M. Chllcoat,
Aaron Smith, 1. W. Hnrtmau.
As the association exists not merely for
tho purpose of holding a convention but to
unite and direct all tho S. S. workers of
the county, it Is desirable that they bo
kept in communication with eacli other
during the year, and to further this pur-
pose tho following of district Vice Presi
dents wcro elected: Beaver, James Fox j
Benton, P. Laubach j Berwick, O. Clewell;
Bloom, J. Schuyler) Bilarcreck, M. L.
Housknechtj Catawlssa, L. P. Kline;
Conynghnm, O. B. Millard) Centre, J. II.
Alkmnii) Fishingcrcek, D. McIIenryj
Franklin, to be supplied ; Greenwood, P.
D. Black) Hemlock, F. B. Hartmaii)
Jackson. Thco. Smith; Locust, Samuel
Camp; Mndlson, George Suppleo; Main,
Wesley John; Mifflin, Ellsha Snyder;
Montour. W. J. Biddlcman ; Mt Pleasant,
Jacob Fisher; Orange, C. B. White j Pine,
John Bruner ; Roaring Creek, Samuel
Cherington ; Scott, A. B. White ; Sugar-
loaf, Americus Fritz.
Through theso the Secretary will receive
reports from the various schools anil in
turn report to all tho schools. As a com
plete statistical list of tho S. S's of the
county Is desired at once, all tho district
Vice Presidents are requested to communi
cate Immediately witli the Secretary
Laiimak F. Bowei:,!
Berwick, Pa.
LOCAL NOTICES"."
mers denllnir nt W. B Allen's can bo
nccommodated with stabling, apr. 7-tf.
.500.000 Cabbage plants, best varieties,
for sale by W. H. Ycttcr. Patches 4th St.
Bloomsburg Pa. June 2-2w
Osliorn's Fnmllv Paints rcadv for uso nrc I
tho most convenient nrtlclo of tho kind, nil ,
shades and colors, put up In , J and pint
cans. Wo furnish n can of paint nnd brush
lor : cents.
Snxollno Petroleum Jelly, used for burns
scalds and sores of every klndi It Is good
nnd cheap. Snxollno Pomade for the hair,
highly perfumed, 25 cents.
Glycerine Lotion. To ladles and children
or any person with n flno sensitive skin nnd
whoso complexion Is affected bv tho weather
causing redness, roughness nnd chapping
tins i.ouou is invniuaoio. An excellent np.
plication to tho faco after shaving. Largo
bottles art nnd ou cents.
Our Stock of Hair and Toothbrushes has
been replenished and contains some good
unrgams.
Wo carry a completo nnd well selected
stock, and competent persons nrc always In
attendance to supply tho wants of our pat
rons. Wo study to please, and believe w
can supply vou with everything In our lino
economically, satisfactorily nnd In n manner
calculated to Induce to join In tho verdict,
that our store Is the place to trade. Hoping
to see many renders of tuo uoi.cuiiiak nt
our place o'f business shortly and soliciting
n shnro of your esteemed pntronngc, we re
main Very Truly Yours
N. J. Hendershott.
"Tho Best Show Ever Here."--Pittshurg Leader, May 23rd.
THE MIGHTY
AND GIGANTIC COLOSSUS
Of alt Amusement, orgintzattons, Panoplied la
S H. BARRETT & CO.'S
RAILROAD SHOWS ! !
oriental Clrous. IVyptlm Caravan anil I'nlveisjri
iif'.i.(
1?4 fT
EXPOSITION OF 1mXVZN& WOBIDE&S !
I34MWI3
Positively comlnc, and will exhibit In all its v.ist entirety at
Tuesday 2VBI
7-
REAM-MIXED AND PASTE,
LEAD
fcZINCi
PAINTS
mm.
ilitaii MemrtHf
c c.
UXITI1U.
50-Fifly BlazoiiBd Caps of WM easts-50
VllITB XILBilll'POPOTAMUS
liver tmoortod-a mm Miamblln ltlvor Horse tho tor
ror or nil w mrl ins-elalineit by many TlieologUns ana Zoo
Kiuplieii ta bo Utenttcjwltli the lielnraotb of tlie Uible.
K PA';l OF MAJESTIC GIRAFFES,
lirokea to HarnuEH ana drawing ltoman Chanott.
SIOQ.OOO1
A Moustcr all-represcnting' herd of
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS.
Including twlco the Largest Animal known to
Kxlst.thc famous old Indian Wnr Mcphant
77
comiiim:i with
PURE LINSEED OIL
AN1
FIKTE COLORS,
NO UNPLEASANT ODOR.
IXI Jtl IE?L lEU S;,
Several Inches Ullcr and tho heaviest anural on thU continent i said to bo over 09 yoirs of o?e. AlioTHK M1DQKT
59
"LITTLE DOT.
S15D00
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Oil
MONEY REFUNDED.
DELIVERED TREE OP FREIGHT
Where wc havo no agent.
BttTOrders nnd inquiries by Mail or
Telcphono receive i'komit attention.
-ADDRCS8.-
Montour White Lead,
Zinc & Color Works.
RUPERT, PA.
WM. E. B. DAVIES, - - SUP'T.
May it -cm
Thrice tho Smallest Full-Clrown Elephant overseen.
THE GREATEST OF ALL FEATURE
THE FtliST AND ONLY OESUING
"LION S Ij -A. "ST 33 DEL."
The only miUiiviI of Its kind over on exhibition In this or any other country. Vou will see tho Great
-S1S.000
MARRIAGES.
ABYSSINIAN BA1SIROUSSA,
An animal never beforo exhibited In America.
THE FIRST AND ONLY HOGIPOPOTIMUS '
Ever exhibited on this continent.
THE ONLY GENUINE HORNED HORSE.
WILL SE7-
The Simiam Colossus, Cynocephalus, The 5-Ton Performing Black Hhinocerous, an Arctic
Aquarium of Polar Mammoths.
YOU WILL SEE FEATURES NEVER BEFORE WITNESSED WITH any other EXHIBITION on EARTH,
sdrUenTandemtn
TKrEML L1MMS AM) LEOFAEPi
url
prinls7 cts, nnd tho host lawns
UlarK is toon's.
5 per cent oft' for ens!
g at l. w. iianman s
h tills month.
Waijiek Hebb. At the residence of
Jacoh S. Hess deceased, on May 27th, by
13 cts at Andrew Laubach Ksq., Mr. Simon C. Wal-1
den to Miss llulda Hess, both of Sugarloat
Columbia county.
A I'4IU OF BI,XBS.
PERFORMING KENTUCKY THOROUGHBREDS.
Tho Largest number of tho -Most Heautlful and llcst trained Morses In tho World, and more than a WHOLE SIIOW ALONE.
The largest stock of straw liats ever
opened In IHoomsburg, nt David I.owen
berg's. Call and see.
Mountain I.nlce Park H. 8. Ahhciii-
my.
A great gathering of S. S. workers llko
that at far famed Chautauqua, but much
more accessible, is soniithlng In which our
local renders arc interested, nnd wo there.
foro give them some particulars concerning
tho Assembly to bo held at the now rcllg
lous summer resort, Mountain Lake Park,
said to bo one of the finest grounds for tho
purpose on the Continent. It Is near the
summit of tho Allcghcnics, 2i00 feet above
sea level, frontine: on IS. & O, H. It. n milo
and a half in the form of a broad grassy
meadow threaded by the Youghhiogeny
IUver, from which tho ground rises by sue
ccsslvo terraces broken into gentle knolls
with beautiful glades between, on abun
dance of noble oaks supplying shade, and
generous springs affording soft nnd rool
water, llonds nnd walks are being con
structed, many handsome cottages and
other buildings are being erected, and llio
whole forms ono of the most attractive
places Imaginable. Tho scenery is superb
n wide expanse of glade country bounded
by "tho backbone of the Alleghenlcs" nt
tho distance of a few miles. Tho Assembly
will bo held from July 20 to Aug. 2, tho
exercises to consist of a Course of Lectures
by some of the most popular platform
speakers of the country, u Course of Nor.
mal Instruction by ublo and practical
teachers, a series of evening entertain
ments. etc.. For information as
to the programme, address llov. AV. M
Fryslnger, D. D., Secretary, Harrlshurg,
Pa. For Information ns to accommoda
tions, address Dr. T. II. Logan, 'Wheeling,
W. Yn.
EAHL & WILSON'S
celebrated linen culls and collars can only
be bought nt D. Lowcnbcrg's.
If vou want dress goods co to Clark &
Son's, prices away down, to close.
Beautiful spring stockings G per cent off
for cash at I. W. llnrtman's.
C. C. Marr pays IScts for Eggs.
Go to W. K. Geddis, for general col.
i house and bedding plantt
apl 7-'3m
n I ul
lints, bonnets nnd trimmings at
below cost nt Clark & Son's, to close.
C. C. Marr is selling
roasted coffees for 20cts.
Arbuckles Host
Theru U a great deal of dissatisfaction
with tho action of tho commissioners lu
letting tho contract for the addition to tho
court house, to tho highest bidder, 'f hero
muy bo u good reason for It, but, If co, It
has not yet been madu public. It will bu
dlfUcult to miiku tho tax payers understand
why It U worth llftecn hundred dollars
more to havo the job dono In Montour
county than U Is to havo It done at home
Cranio I.cclurCH.
Dr. Caldrr, worthy lecturer of tho Pcmi.
sylvnnla Stato Grunge, will address patrons
und cltleus at the following times and
plncest To tho meetings marked "public"
all aro Invited. Illoonisburg Grange hnll
on tho evening of tho lilth Inst., Columbia
G mime hall ut 10 u. in. of tho 14th. Cam.
bra at 2 p. m., public, and at Haven creek
church In tho evening. At lleuton Cam)
ground picnic to which the public are lu
vlted to bring tho basket as well us tako
part In nil tho other exercises on the 16th
opening nt 10 n. in. Fails' Church, Plnu
township, 7 p. in, loth, public) Orange,
vlllo Pomona Grnngu 10th j Cuntcr hall, 7
p. m. 10th j Hohreburg, 10 u. m. 17th, pub.
lie Demon's church, Madison township,
3 p. m., public j and llukhorn 7 p. in.,
public. A. P.Yovko, Deputy.
Immense stock of canned goods nnd nil
kinds of groceries just received at F. S.
Kinport's, which you will find at lowest
prices.
H. II. Ilarrutt & Co.'rt New ITiiitcil
Mounter Itiillroml Hlittw.
Tho above named united World's Fnlr of
living wonders, Including tho most stu
pendous Mnnagerle, Cnravan, Museum and
Circus ever organized, will mass Its multl
tmle of amusement marvels at Catawlssa on
Tuesday, Juno 20th. Not only Is It entirely
new, bright ami iirllliaut, but also n mas
slve, solid, railroad show, owning its own
splendid outfit of cars bringing savago Na
turc, In all tho majestic illustrations of her
living lessons, directly to your doors and
added thereto, a far greater and purer cir
cus thnn you havo ever seen. No collec
tlon of rare wild hearts ami birds bus ever
beforo been concentrated under canvass.
Kvtry continent has contributed to Its eon:
pleteness, as every equestrian organization
of tho great foreign capitals and every lead
lng gymnastic school of the whole woihl
bus furnished representatives In complete
thu largest and mobt brilliant artistic circus
ever organized on tills continent, mid ono
lu which each performer Is a special star,
and one und nil simply Incomparable, while
worlds of humorous folly ami u varied
programmo of aBtonlshlng animal acts com
plete an entertainment which is Hie very
ucme of ureula achievement.
Hons. Yeibenas, Geraniums, Colons, &c,
for bedding for sale cheap at Dillon's
Green louses. Only the best varieties
grown.
Illnck and colored dress silks ut Clark &
Son's.
O. O. Mnrr is selling goods very cheap
for cash.
Grimt H.irimlns at O. W. Low's In Orar.ce-
ville as he is selling out his entire stock of
goods amounting to about six thousand
Hollars at cost. uiuuiiu
White dress goods, Embroideries, laces,
ribbons, gloves, hosiery Ac at lowest
prices nt Clark ifc Son's.
T.tlWife Slenuv. Orangevllle. nro pay-
lng from 10 to IS cents for Spring chickens.
liutterlck's Paterns for Juno ut ('. C.
Man's.
TTnrscs for sale. Olio or two good
young horses for salo ; also a lot of shotes,
ill l.lgmsirci'i, uj oiiiu muug.
may v
Clcarmng up salo this mouth nt I. .
llnrtman's, remnants cheap.
Llllev& Sloppy. Orangevllle. will pay
highest market price for all kinds of grain.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
A SIOSAL VIOT011V.
Tho value of electricity ns u rcinedip.1
agent has gained a signal victory o.vcr pre
ludlce. Thomas' Eclectric Oil stands fore
most in tills class of compounds. Testimo
nials from all parts tell of the wondrous
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, hurts, nnd
sores, effected by its agency.
I'EISIIIT SO SUUST1TUTIO.V.
Insist upon obtaining Florcstons Cologne.
It is pre-cmi-ncutly superior in prcmnncn-
co and rich delicacy ot fragrance.
Wc liavou speedy arid positive euro for
catarrh, diptlierla, canker mouth and
lnmilrinlii- in Shlloh's Catarrh Hemcdv. A
nasal injector freo with cacli bottle. Uso
it if you desiro health and sweet breath.
Price CO cents. Sold by J. II. Klnports.
may 12-eow.
What gives a healthy appetite, nnlncrcns
ed digestion, strength tc tho muscles, and
tono to the nerves ? Brown's Iron Bitters.
30- ARABIAN CAMELS.
-30
DYSrKPSU ANO LIVKlt COMfLAIST.
Is it uot worth tho small price of 75 cents
to free yourself of every symptom of theso
distressing complaints, If you think so call
ut our store and get a bottle of Shlloh's
Vitnlizer, every bottle has a printed guur
nntee on it, uso uccordingly and If it does
you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold
by J. H. Klnports.
may 12-eow.
PHYSICAL 8UITE1IISO.
No one can realize, except by personal
experience, tho anguish of mind and body
endured by sufferers from dyspepsia, Indl.
gestlon, constipation, and other diseases of
the stomacu. iitiruocK dioou diuot uru u
positive euro for this direst of all diseases.
Price $1.00.
Oil, WHAT A OOUOllI
Will you heed tho warning. The signal
perhaps of tho sure approach of that more
tprrihlH disease Consumntion. Ask your.
selves If vou can ullord for tho sako of
A COMPLETE AND KXQUISITII COLLECTION Of
LIVING ZOOLOGICAL WONDERS
YOU WILL SEE-
WILLIS COBB'S,
OHiaiNAL AND ONLY
Miniature Circus of Dot, Goats and lifts
6 COMPLETE CIUCUS COMPANIES
EMPLOYING CVEB ICC
CHAMPIONS. I'Cil by tho Great l'ironnte ami
Somersault K'ulur
fl ORJM MOLLIS,
CUAMI'IOS OF THE WOULD.
CHARLES EWERS,
TUB WorU Famed Four ana Six llorsj Ittiler.
RENO AND
Thu Clwtnplon Artists ot tlie Trlplo liar.
MISS JSSSOTSriE
Tho BnuostrUu lloquet.. Illustlrous by Uesccnt.
VIOLA RIVERS,
The Oreatest Llvini; Horsa Woman on Kartli,
Tho Onljr and Inlmttablo
IDALETTA and WALLACE,
Aorll Illcyclelsta ot Uia Nlaf teonth Century, who-io won
ilerful Performances on tho invisible Wlro ft) feet In
the air, holds thouiandi ot popple In breath'
less &wo. .
i;iK2-!S:af! 20 DOUBLE SOMERSAULT LEAPERS, 20
All cnllorH In wool carpet chain at O. C.
Marr's.
Lumber, lots of it for sale. Pino hoards
12, 11, nnd 10 feet long, plno plunk 1".
14 and 10 feet long, hemlock boards 12, 14
nnd 10 feet long hemlock plank 12, 14, 10
nnd lo feet long, oisis i, h, iu aim 10
feet long, 2.vl rails 12. 14, 10 and 18 feet
long. Slduglo lath, ceiling lath, shingles
No, 1, 2, and :i. rickets mm siuing ni
Llghtstreet by Silas oung.
may iilv m
I.lllev it Sleimv, Orangevllle, want ilvo
toni of wool and live hundred bushels of
ryo for which they will pay tho highest
market prlres.
never fails. This explains why more than
n Million bottles wcro sokl tlio past year.
It relieves Croup, nnd Whoopiug t'ough, at
once. Mothers do not bo without it. For
lamuback, side, or chest, uso Shlloh's
l'orus Plaster. Sold by J. II. Klnports.
may 12-eow.
LED I1Y THE (lit BAT AS'D ONLY
3?
FADE!) COLOr.S KESTOKEI).
Faded or gray hair gradually recovers Its
youtlilul color anil itistro ny uio uso oi i-ur-ker's
Hair llalsam, tin elegant dressing,
admired for its purity and rich periume.
"UOtOll ON liATS."
Clears out ruts, mice, ronches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, skuuks, clilpniuiiKs, gophers.
inc. Druggists.
jan, jrt jl xi ?
Whose Salarv exceeds that of Ilvo so-called chumpioin on this continent.
r
I. W. llnrtman's fi per cent
tako well, call nnd suvo money.
cash sales
New Kmbrolderles and
Lutz & Sloan's.
Whlto goods at
As cond ciirars ns ran be found In town
uru kept ut W. 11. Allen's Last end gro.
eery. apiii i-u
Hest duality dress Lawns 12Jets u yard
t Lut. A- Sloan's.
In thu ulHonre of John Wolf, farmers
wanting farm machinery will please cull at
W. 11. Allen's. aprli 7-tf
If the lady who reads this card when In
want of Spool Cotton will usk
for tho
"O. N. T."
she will obtain tho very best thread made.
Ask for Clark's "O. N. T." Cotton nnd
seo that you get It.
For Bale by nil leading dealers.
I tea 9 .tin
Catarr
More New dress elm
Sloan's, lij cts u yard.
hams at Lut. &
SUISNY UKN.
"Wens Jieuitu uenewei- restores ueuitii
und vigor, cures Dyspcpslu, Impottncc,
Sexual Debility. $1
Flour nnd feed can nlwnys bu had nt
Allen's Knst end grocery. nprll 7-tf
More New black dress Silks at Lut is is
Sloan's Cheap us ever.
W. U. Allen has just opened n lot of new
goods, embracing lino groceries, glass,
ware, painted china, uuconsware, &c. All
nf tho best, nnd at the lowest prices.
nprll 7.tf
ElyV Cream Bam
KttrCtUlll i:ll-4ltlWS
th"r,'ia"l t'K.miijrt oi
Ctitarrhii v r i", c.i'i.
Iniriiijdlihv r' l "
xll.iyj lc.ll iMiiDHitmi,
pnieer. the ninn.
uruiH (rem uUdltluiiui
cuMs.coiiHilfiel) hu li
Urn bored and restore
tho (wiiwi ot tuie tud
smell, lllenenclal re
sults re realised by a
few application!!. A
thorough treatment
Mill euro catarrh, hay
fever &o Uneualed
lur coma ui me ueau
ALrrfttsable to uso. Ad.
by mo uw noirer
uu
1 GLQWHS 10
CLOWNS
Headed by the King Laugh-lluker
DFJR.'EID AYMAR,-
Tlie low Comedy Hear, "llruno." Steam nir
ship iu operation outside, freo to nil. Thu
Sheik's return from conquest. A ipiurtor of a
million street parade. Three superb marshal
music brigades. The new leviathan Steam Hand
u 20.volecd jublleu chornus, nlwnys Inhibiting
Just What It Advertises.
CHEAP EXCUMM RATES
OM ILL ROADS.
TO TUB (MEAT .
WORLDS EXPOSITION.
- . - . - . . . , nly
HAY'rCVCR Into lho;aostrUs.
receipt of lltty cents will U1 a package for ealn
by all drueiftsts.
KLv's CUBAN WAUt VV-i uswreo, n, j,
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL ADVERTISED SHOWS.
ciiii.nun?) iwuku NiME VE.ins ni.v imiici:.
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
MIIrON. June 19th.
It controls M Utons, backed by Millions more, and an far as It Is concerned, no other
SUO.V exists, WILL ALBO KX It 1 111 1' AT
ASHLAND, June atist.