THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUIlGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
bloomsburgTpa.,
FUIUAY, JUNE llOril, 1882.
Correct nnllrimrt Time Tabic.
Trains on the t'nlladolphla It. II. leave liupcrt
as follows i
MOUTH. SOUTH.
isa.m. H4Ja.m.
4 oe p. m. P. m.
Trslos on tho 1). h. & W. II. It. learo llloomsburg
as follows:
north. sooth.
I 3 n. in. b )U a. m.
10 58 a. m. II 43 a. m.
o 81 p. m. . P- m.
Tho 1145 train south connccta with tho l'hlla.
delphla A ItcadtDg at liupcrt, aad with the
Northern Central at Northumberland.
The 8:85 a. in tralnconnocta at Northumberland
with !JJ train on Pennsylvania road roachlni
Miliadeiphla attain p. in. , ,
Tho ll:lt train connects with 1'hlUdelphla and
Heading roal at Kupert at 11:50 reaching Phila
delphia at :0O p. m. . . , ,
Tlio U:4J truln connects with rannsylrsnU
roal at Northumberland at 1:45 reaching 1'hlladcN
phla at 1:95 p. m. ... , ,
Tho 4:si p m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road nt Northumberland at 8:05 p. m. and reaches
l'hlladolphla at !:55 a. m.
I'CTHOIIUl.
J. D. llodluc, "Ban., of JIalnvlllo was lu
town Tuesday.
Miss Hollo Caldwell of Danville, In visit.
Ing Jllss Ada Harlman.
Miss Illchnrt of West I'lttston and Miss
Denn of Danville, nro the gnosis of Miss
Atinlo niul Idrv Meridian!.
llcv. Joseph A. Itusscll and wlfo were In
town this week. Mr. Ilusscll wns rector
of the Episcopal clmrcli twenty yeurs ago,
nnd 1ms many old friends here. Ho la now
In living Topeka, Kansas.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. It. Church of Ashland,
Mr. anil Mrs. Harvey Slcklcr of TnnUlinn.
nock, and Miss Nellie Coolcy of Wilkes
llarre, wcru among the strangers who at.
tended the commencement exercises.
Judge, nnd Mrs. Klwcll, nnd son Charles
will spend July In Wisconsin visiting rein
tlvcs. M. L. Snyder Ksri., of Sunhury Is In
town visiting friends, nnd attending the
exercises of commencement week.
Itev. Kclley of Stewcrtvlllc, N. J. former
ly pastor of the Lutheran Church at Espy,
wns visiting friends In this section during
the past week.
William Neal nnd family, Col. McClure
nnd wife, Miss Ella McKlnney, Miss Leach
and n number of others, making a party of
fifteen, went to William Cole's at the foot
of Norlh Mountain on Wednesday to spend
two weeks.
Lock Haven will have u big celebration
on tho Fourth.
Mnthlas Kindt lost his valuable stallion,
John, on the 13th of June, from lung fever.
There were forty-four deaths from yellow
fever nt Havana last week.
New styles of calling cards and card
type just received at the Coi.u.mhun olllce.
There is to be a general advance of
wages all along tho line in thu Luzerne
region, and the coal miners urc happy.
The M. E. Sunday school, Aflon, Pa.
will hold a festival on next Saturday even
ing, July 8th-
The annual election of officers of Winona
Fire Company will take place next Mon
day evening. A full attendance is desired.
C. A. Prentiss while at work on u lathe
accidentally got his linger In the cogs and
hud pait of It torn off.
The band wns out serenading last Mon
flay evening and favored a number of
families with their line music.
Bloomsburg is to have some excitement
on the Fourth after all. Main's circus will
be here.
Pens, pencils, pen holders, ink, rubbers,
mucilage in great variety at the Comimwan
store.
We learn that A. C. Smith Esq., will
soon go to Scrnnton to practice law per
manently. H. E. Smith Esq., will con
tinue his practice here.
The lady friends of the llloomsburg
Cornet Hand will have a festival at Evans'
Hall this Friday and Saturday evenings.
Patronize them.
The sociable given by the young ladle's
Guild of St. Paul's P. E. Church, at the
Rectory on Thursday and Friday evenings
last week cleared about twcnty-llve dollars.
The gold mining fever has reached Har-
rlsburg and several capitalists have enlisted
with Dr. Smith in the prospecting enter
prise now progressing on South mountain
There will bu a festival in the Grove near
Ucnlon on July -lth, for the benefit of the
Uculon band. Other bands have been In
vited and are expecteil to be present. A
general good time Is nnllclpated.
The picnic season has come. Last Fri
day the members of the Presbyterian
Church held one at Rupert, and on Satur
day;the Model s chool of the Normal enjoy
ed themselves in Harlon's woods,
A party of young men, students of Cornell
college, rcccutl) started lu an open boat
from somu point on the Susquehanna above
the York State line, their destination being
Harrisburg.
In the suit of Captain Hrockway by his
assignee against Senator Huckalew, on
nrbltrution on Monday and Tuesday at the
Court House, after a full trial on the merits
an award wns made in favor of the De
fendant for 47.tt0.
All tho coupons remaining on Normal
School bonds will bo paid upon presenta
tion to tho Trensurer nt tho store of Clark
& Bon. H. J. Ci.aiik, Treasurer.
Tlio Department of Public Instruction
has stricken from tho provisional certificate
tho figures 4 and 0. Superintendents nro
therefore no longer asked to license teach
ers who pass a poor examination.
llcv. J. II. Grlcr of Danvlllo preached tho
llaccnlaurcitc sermon before tho class of
1882 at the Opera Houso on Sunday morn
Ing, n very largo congregation being pres
ent. Revs. D. J. Waller Br., Donahue,
Mitchell nnd Prof Currnn assisted In tho
cxerelsc9. Mr. Grlcr prenchod In tho Pres.
bylcrinn Church In tho evening.
Within tho last few weeks thirty Hun
garlnns, and Poles suffering from scurvy
In its worst form as well as pneumonia,
have been admitted to tho Luzerne county
hospital. The disease Is ascribed to the
almost exclusive use of salt meat by and
the unclean habits of the Imported labor
crs about tho mines.
On Friday and Saturday evenings last
week there was an abundance of festival In
town. The Methodist congregation held
one In Stern it's building and cleared about
$75,00, and tho Reform congregation had
ono at Evans' Hall, making about 480.00.
Smokers must now lay In a sufficient
supply of cigars on Saturday to last over
Sunday, Constable Woodward last week
notified nil persons dealing in tobacco
that tho law would bu enforced against
those who sell on Sunday.
Samuel Seybcrt, an old resident of this
countv. dronned dead at Ids daughter's In
Orange township Friday last. He was np
parently In good health, except that he had
been allllcted with rheumatism. Tho f u
ncral took place at Light Street, tho burial
being at Orangevlllo on Saturday.
Tho monthly Gospel Temperance meeting
will bo held on Tuesday evening July 4th
lu tho Evangelical Church on Fourth street
commencing nt 8 o'clock, Tho subject of
Temperance lu our Sabbath schools will be
discussed. All Sabbath tchool teachers
and olllccrs are earnestly requested to be
present.
Tho ofllco of tho Register and Recorder
has been newly papered nnd painted nnd
presents a greatly improved appearance.
Mr. Sterner takes a good deal of pride in
having a neat nnd clean ofllco, nnd these
Improvements wero mado by tho com
missloners at his solicitation nnd on the
recommendation of tho grand Jury. They
were badly needed.
Just received a new lot of Elgin, Walt
hnm, Springfield nnd other make of watches
In open nnd hunting enses, wnrrnnted from
two to five years.
Also silver plated teaspoons one dollar a
net, table spoons two dollars n set, at L.
Ilcrnhnrd's Jewelry Store. I) 0-tf
Tho Espy Hotel, kept by that popular
landlord, Jacob Miller, has just been
undergoing thorough repairs. It has been
newly papered, painted inside and out,
shutters have been put on the windows nnd
n veranda built to the front. The houso
is well kept nnd deserves the reputation
that Mr, Miller has made for it. The
property belongs to John Appleman nnd
William Shaffer, who have made the Im
provements. Col, L. L. Tate, tho veteran editor of the
Lycoming Cliromtlc completed his seventy-
second year last Friday, and is still in the
enjoyment of good health, nnd the mental
vigor that lias charactciized him as an able
editor for many years. Wo hope he may
continue to wear tho editorial harness for
years to come. Hero Is what tho Colonel
says of the occasion :
"Three scorc-and-tcn, with two years
additional, Is a long time, and yet It seems
comparatively a mere 'span in the flight of
time.' During the above named period,
we have spent a few months over half a
century In tlio editorial harness, and
established nnd conducted eleven Demo
cratic newspnpcis, the last and best being
the beautiful Lycomlug Chromelt."
The town council held n special meeting
on .Monday night and decided Anally not to
take water for fire protection, A rcsolu
Hon was offered providing that the matter
be referred to the court, but this waB
voted down, the President of the council
remarking that they had been In court
once and had got the worst of it, by the
importation of a Judge from another dis
trict "under a cloak." Just what he
meant we cannot say, but it sounds very
much like an Insult to the Judge of tills
county as well ns to the one who was call
ed here to preside in the injuction suit.
Having got justice oncu the President of
the council evidently fears he will get It
again, If ho goes into court.
Communicated.
Mr. J. Freas Conner, a life long resident
of tills county, having recently bold his
farms In Centre township, the one known
as the Conner homestead to his brother
George and the Hill farm to G. W. Crcve
llng, brought his family to llloomsburg
with the intention to retire from active life
and educate Ids children.
After visiting ids brother and sister in
Trenton, N. J. and spending some time In
the cilie, Jfew York and Philadelphia, he
returned to llloomsburg and taking with
him his bon Thomas who had just disposed
of ids stock of groceries to F. S. Kinports,
Mr. Conner took a trip West visiting sever
al states and finally purchasing two tracts
of land about two and a half miles from
Holton, Jackson county, Kansas, the one a
cultivated farm of 100 acres Improved and
stocked, and the other a prairie tract of the
bame size.
Returning about tlireo weeks ngo ho
made haste to dispose of his personalty and
prepare to remove with his family to their
ew Home, un iiiesuny oi una wcet,
une 27th, the family and friends met in
reunion at Mrs. llunnah Conner's on East
treet, and the married sons, Thomas, Isnac,
and William, deciding not to accompany
their parents at present, It was thought
beat to marry a daughter before starting.
Accordingly nt ten o'clock tho oldest
daughter Emma, was joined in holy wed
lock with James kclclmer. oldest son or
Aaron Kelchuer of Fowlersvllle, Rev.
Stuart Mitchell olllclatlng.
At llt45 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Couner,
their two sons, John and Andreas, their
two daughters, Hannah und Millie and Mr.
and Mrs. Keleliner took the South bound
train for the West via Harrisburg, Fort
AVnyno and Kaunas City,
Ordinarily but forty.elght hours nro re
quired to run from Harrisburg to Holton
consequently if nothing happens, the rising
sun on Friday morning will shine upon our
Columbia county neighbors In their new
home In'JackBon county, Kansas, more than
fifteen hundred miles distant. Wishing
them a pleasant trip and hoping they may
find the country they have adopted, more
pleasant even than anticipated, we wait to
hear from them trusting they may meet
with nbumtnut success and return to visit
us ere long.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivclchner we are Informed
expect to return in about four or six weeks,
IIIIlroVUIIIt!lttH.
Jeremiah Hess is enlarging ami much lui
proving his house on East street.
The plasterers are at work at Mrs. Parcel's
house on Market street.
David Stroup's double houses on Fourth
street are ready for the plasterers.
Pnluteis are busy in ornamenting tho
steeide of the M. E, Church, Tho roof I
finished.
Property holders on Fourth street
laying pavements.
Rev. D. J. Waller has removed his- barn
from Fifth street.
M. F, Eyerly hail a new tin roor put on
his dwelling on Market street.
Ry referring to time table nt head of local
column may be found tho changes In tue
L. & 1). R. It. ar.d their connections with
other roads. An Important change in the
connection with tho Wllllaiusport iiccoin
modatlou at Northumberland takes you
to Philadelphia at SiM In the morning
Instead of 8 o'clock ns heretofore.
John l'ishcr, a boy about fifteen years of
age, whilo coupling cars lu a mine
Plymouth fell under the cars and was In
slnntly killed on Friday last. Tho car ran
over tho centre of his body crushing Idm to
dentil. He was a son of Jacob Fisher
this place.
Crccutiitclr Convention,
The Convention of the National Green
back party of this county met In conven
tion nt Espy on the 24th lnst. J. 11. Hold,
son Esq, presided, nnd J. O. Bylvls was
chosen secretary. Tho following ticket was
nominated: For Legislature, John Hamp
ton, of Roaring Creek and Clark Merrill of
Greenwood, Sheriff, Douglass Mcgarglc, of
Orange, Coroner, Samuel McKamoy, of
Scott. Congressional conferees, J. M.
llower nnd J. C. Bylvls. Bcnntorinl con
ferees, H. O. Rower nnd Robert Howell.
Robert Howell wns elected chairman of
county committee. After transacting somo
other Important business the convention
adjourned.
I'ourtli ofjuly.
A celebration nnd basket picnic will be
held by the citizens of llloomsburg nnd
surrounding country on next Tuesday,
July 4th nt Oak Grove, Fifth street. Mr.
Jerry Snltzcr will furnish organ and piano,
and enlivening music will bo given. The
citizens nro requested to meet on Market
Square at 10 n. m. and march to tho grove
headed by the Espy Cornet Hand. The ex
crclses at the grove will consist of reading
of tho Declaration of Independence, music
by Saltzcr's Glee Club nnd the Espy Cor.
net Hnnd, Hervy E. Smith, Esq-, will bo
the orator of the day. In the evening
there will be n bnloon ascension and flro
works under the supervision of Thomas
Webb.
lluriclary.
Henry Klcim's grocery on East street
was entered last Tuesday night by some
pel son or persons unknown, and a show
case containing cigars and some other
articles was stolen, six dollars lu money
were taken from the drawer. The entrance
was effected through the window. This
was a very bold robbery as tho family llvi
in the same building, and owing to the
heat tho upper windows were probably
open In that ns well ns the neighboring
houses. The show case was ti small one,
but largo enough to be unhandy for n
burglar to carry around with him. It was
locked, and was probably carried to somo
convenient snot and broken open. The
country Is full of thieves, nnd too much
care cannot be exercised In making all the
doors and windows secure nt night.
nt
of
Looking Tliroujrli u Tvleucujie.
Large crowds were observed last week
gathered around a Telescope man nt the
corner of Eighth nnd Market Streets. Our
reporter stopped to usertaiti the cause of so
much excitement, paid Ills nve cents for
look and discovered across the face of the
moon at which thu "scope" wus pointed
"Rest things for a Cold Dr. Hull's Cong
Syrup." Ho just concluded that Dp Hull
wns a high old advertiser, and that Hull's
Cough Syrup wus the best thing out. Some
onu hud stuck a strip with tliosu words ac
ross the end of thu glass. (i'it'WtjjAta Hi
5fWer.)
CutnwiHHit I.ocnln.
Strawberries of a line quality are plenty
nnd cheap.
Samuel Frederick is building a new
house on Main street. Charles Krug of
your town is the contractor.
Daniel Helwig, an old and respected cltl
zen of tills town, died on Monday after a
protracted illness.
The construction train on thcN. &W. H.
R. R. makes frequent trips through our
town.
The Lutheran congregation arc erecting
commodious parsonage near their Church
on the hill.
An elfoi t is being made to have a display
of lire works here on the evening of the
'ourth.
The shower on TueBduy made the street
prlnkler happy it saved him .the trouble
of collecting his fees.
It is rumored that thu P. & R. It. R. Co.,
Intend to erect another round house here
soon. At present they only have shelter
for about half of their engines.
Mlinili ItelllH.
1'he hail storm which passed through
this section on the 13th inst. did considera
ble damage to the fruit and grain.
G. H. Swank of Hazlcton spent a short
vacation at home recently.
The cherries which are generally so veiy
plenty, especially lu the hilly parts of this
township, will be an unusually small crop
this year.
Jacob Penebecker an aged gentlemen of
this place Is believed to be at the point of
death.
Miss Mary Griger of Maluvllle is spend
ing a few days on a visit at tills place and
Hetlerville.
Several teams hare been employed on
the railroad to distribute sills, receiving us
pay forty cents per hour.
Mr. S. M. Heller the agent for the Johu-
ston reaper will be sadly disappointed, as
will tliosu who madu purchases of him also,
since the reaper factory at Hioekport, N.
Y., has been burned.
Tho festival at Smith's hollow was a sue-
cess. Another will take placo on isnlurilay
evening for the benefit of the Mlllllii band,
several bands will bu present. All are
cordially invited.
Rev. McCutchcon preached in Catawissa
on Sunday to nil tliu puipit :or uev.
Deimer who Is ill.
H. W. Sterner, formerly of this place
and is a graduate of the Millersvllle Slate
Normal school has come on a visit to this
placo with his newly married wife.
"IIUCHITAIIU."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Illaililer and urinary Diseases. ti
Druggists,
'I'll v rc(it IiitL-riiatloiinl Hliow.
.Main's Mammoth International Culllss.
cum will pitch its tents lu llloomsmirg
Tuesday July Fourth, giving two enter.
talninents, at 1 and 7J P. M. This grand
amusement aggregation is now on its fourth
year of successful business and is every
where received with larger audiences at
curb successive visit. Its entertainments
are new and original in many features,
presenting a variety which cannot fail to
delight all, while having nothing to offend
the most fastidious. The especially notable
features are; A school of trained horses,
ponies and dogs; Dcnler's funniest of all
funny Huinpty Duinpty troupes; a royal
troupe of English gymnasts, Including thu
Herculean Fisher Brothers, lu their feats af
dexterity and strength; Young Victor, the
Uoneless Wonder, Prof. Wilton, the Ainer-
can Hlondiu; Pettit and White, comedians
and song and dance men, a whole minstrel
bhow lu themselves; Mens, and Miuhiino
D'Alma, In their thrilling feals upon thu
high trapeze; John D'Alma, the moderi
Hercules, who will at each exhibition lift
with his teeth a cask containing forty two
gallons of water; Sam Lang and Miss Dolly
Bliarpu in their German character acts and
Miss Sliarpe in her charming Sklpplu
Rope Jig; Rctlow and Alton, Kings of the
Double Horizontal Har; Prof, Dougherty'i
Silver Cornet Huud, anil a score of othe
attractions which go to make up the best
aggregation of talent now on the road, Tho
public will llnd everything exactly as ad
vertlsed, nnd will see a SO cent show for
25 cents. Grand free exhibition of tight
rone walkini; by little Maud D'Alma. ore
vious to the opening of t,lio afternoon per
formauce. No gorgeous street exhibition
Is advertised and none Is given, the baud
only making a parade. For particulars
reud the advertisement elsewhere, and sv
bills, lithographs, pictorials, Ac,, so freely
distributed by the company. Recollect th
free rope ascension and grand display
fireworks.
Commencement 'Week,
The exercises of the week nt tho Normal
school began on Monday evening with an
entertainment by the Model school, The
largo hall was crowded with spectators.
Everything passed olf pleasantly, and tho
entire performance Indicated that great
labor had been done by the tenchers In
the preparation of thu programme. The
only drawback for tho audleiica wns the
common one In tho Normal hall of not
being to hear distinctly, though the chil
dren spoke ns loud ns they could. Thu
programme wns ns follows i
Call Mo not Hack, piano duct, Lottie
Kuhn, Prof, Kilos t Work of the Hrowntes,
pantomime, Model school; Tripping
through the daisies, piano duct, Mary
Thomson, Prof. Ulles. Rondo, piano duct,,
Annie Ent, Prof. Nlles ; Gift of tho Fairy
Queen, Model school Tho sparrows aro
calling, vocal duct, Lottie Kuhn, Vida
Miller i Bohemian girl, trio., piano, violin,
vlollncello, Miss Stiles, Dora and Prof.
Nlles Lord Malapert of .Moonshiners
Cnstle, Model school) Fun and frolic,
piano duct, Helen John, Alice Hrockway j
Rolling hoop, piano duet, Annie Ent, Eva
Rawlins: March, Model school ; The
night before the battle, vocal quartette,
Misses Hutchinson and Tyrrell. Messrs,
Wells nnd Dllley.
On Tuesday the examination of under
graduates was continued, nnd in the
evening unothcr large gathering of people
listened to nn address by Hon. II. 11.
Payne of Kingston whose subject was
"Personal Power." This lecture wns open
to the public, though it was for the literary
societies of thu school. Mr. Paynu Is an
able writer and a pleasant speaker, and ho
treated his subject in his usual happy man
ner. On Wednesday afternoon nt three o'clock
the Class Day exercises took place on the
campus. The entire programme was an
Interesting one nnd was well carried out.
The order of the exercises was as follows s
Piano solo, Miss Nellie Mofllt; Pres.
address, Miss Lilian Hrownj History, E.
Gertrude LnShcllc j Music, The Moonlight
Dance, Misses Ayres, Reagan, Tyrrell, and
Vnughan, Messrs. Dllley und Moore ;
Class oration, The Men for the Times,
James W. Dllley ; Class poem, Miss Jen
nie Tyrrell; Music, Instrumental duet,
Misses Rogers, Reagan; PropheW, Miss
Ida Harkness; Essay, "The advantages
our Country affords to Women," Miss
Jennie Heliniiu ; Chorus, Away, Away, Hy
the Class; Presentation of Gifts, Hannah
Rubin ; Presentation of Memorial, Hy the
President ; Class song, Hy the Class.
The presentation of gifts to the mem
hers of the Class, hy Miss Hannah Rubin,
was something new for the Normal Class
(lavs, and was full of humor, which wns
especially enjoyed by the Class.
The gift presented to the school Is a very
nndsomu one, and quite as acceptable as
anything that could have been given. It
is a fountain for the campus, and consists
of n centre niece of three children, two of
whom arc drawing in a fish net while the
third is standing with a basket of fish on
Ids head and the water jets play gracefully
over the whole group.
The exercises of commencement began
on Thursday morning at 9.150 o'clock when
io following programme wns gone i
n the presence of a large audience.
Prayer, Rev. John Donahue; Music,
(Grand March from Tannhauser) Wagner,
Kate Davids, Mary R. Currnn, Dora A.
Nlles and Nellie M. Low; Snlutatoiy, Carrie
Rodgers; Essay, Girls of the Past und
resent, M. Hurnette Stiles; Essay, If We
lant Lllies.iWe will Gather Lilies, Lillian
Hrown ; Essay, The Work of the Teacher,
Helen M. Gossler, Oration, We are (ho
Architects of Our Own Fortunes, James
Dllley; Music, Vocal Quartette. The
'Isherman nnd His Child. White. Louisa
G. Hutchison, Jennie Tyrrell, O. H. Wells,
W. Dllley; Essay, Ruins of Time, Stella
Sickler; Essay, Power of Early Impres
hlons, Hattle Robbins; Essay, Mere Knowl-
dge will not make successful tcticliing.Jen-
ie Tyrrell; Essay, keeping up appearances,
Emiline Fttherolf; Music, Piano Solo,
olhiceo Hrillhrnl, Rohm, M. Hurnette
Stiles; Essay, Woman's Place lu Politics,
Jzzie M. Church; Essay, The value of
Self-Rellance, E. Gertrude LaShelh; Essay,
lie Thought Element lu Education, Nellie
L. Mollllt; Oration, The Past nnd Future
of Our Schools, Henry Hlennan; Music,
Vocal Solo Angel's Serenade, Hruga,
.ousln G. Hutchison; Essay, The Women
for Thu Times, Hannah Rubin; Essay,
The Power of Temptation, NomM. Finney;
Sssay, Intluence of n Good Mother, Jennie
Hclmnn; Essay, Let Their He Light, May
Reagan; Music, National Medley, Piano:
rene Philips; Violin, .Maude Dreisbaeh,
Mary Monroe, Dora Nlles; Claiinet: Hairy
Jshleman; Violiucello: Prof. Nlles.
COSFKIMMXU OF UKIIMXH.
Music, Rigoleltu. Arranged by Theo.
Thomas, Piano: M. Burnelte Stiles, Kate
. Davids; Violin: Dora Nlles; Violiucello,
rof. Nlles; Valedictory, Mary L. I.ott:
Music, Choius. From Faust; Heneillcllon.
At the close of these exercises the Alum.
lit Association held Its animal meeting lu
the Chapel, and after somo literary pio.
ductlous, and the transaction of business
they adjourned to thu Exchange Hotel to
enjoy the Alumni dinner. Here a splendid
banquet awaited them, and all did ample
uslice lo it. Neat bills of fare were
placed at every plate, and the tables under
thu supervision or .ills. Tnlios were
urranged with exquisite taste. The Menu
mbraced nil the delicacies of the season.
When llie rattling of dishes hnd ceased
Prof. Waller railed the company to order,
and a number of toasts weie proposed, and
responses made by dlfTeient ones, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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Voltaic Holt Co., Marshall, Michigan, will
send Dr .Dyo's Celebrated Electro-Voltnlc
licit nnd Electric, Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (young or old) who nro
mulcted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vital.
ily, nnd manhood, nnd kindred troubles,
IlllUU IIUIIIHHIU HIIIV iUllll, limit, 1111193, I . . .... . .
nil sizes, liny rope and pulleys, for sale nt gimruntceing speedy relief nnd complete
Jiigiil uueci, uy nuns iouiik. lunolU-41 I restoration oi jicaltu and manly viuor.
Address ns nbovc. N. 11. No risk Is In.
etirred, ns thirty dnys' trial Is allowed.
it Street, by Silas Young, juno 10-lt
. .
enllug nt VY. II Allen's can be
WALL PAPER.
Fanners ilcnlliie: nt W. H Alien's can
accommodated with stabling, nor. 7-1 f,
Oct. 28. '81-ly
Calves, lambs, lame stiotes. fat sheen.
corn, oats, rye, hay. oak nnd hemlock bark
and wool wanted nt Light Blreet, by Silas
loung. jiiuciuu.w
Hefore buvlmr vour black or colored
silk dresses do not fall to sco Clark & Son.
You can get ti per cent, off for cash at
W. Hnrtmnn's, on dry goods.
ALL GKABES, ALL PRICES.
Osborn's Family Paints rcadv for usu nro
uiu most convenient nrucie oi tue kiiui, nu
similes nnd colors, put up in j, J nnd pint
enns. Wo furnish a enn of paint nnd brush
for S3 cents.
SEED BUCKWHEAT!
York state Seed buckwheat for salo by
C. II. Sopor, of Valley township, Montour
county, near ueyers distillery.
Je 10-3 w
I. W. Hartman lias decided to run his
discount sales up to 1st of August on dry
goous.
While dress goods, laces, embroideries,
lies, collars, gloves, Ac., at Clark is Hon's.
Go to W. E. (leddls, for ceneral
lection of green bouse and bedding plants.
npl 7-'Jm
Lumber, lots of It for sale. Pine boards
13, 14, ami 1(1 feet long, pine plank IS,
14 and 1(1 feet long, hemlock boards Vi. 14
n.,.t in r....i i....1n1. 1. in 1.1 in
and 1 feet long, Joists la, 14, 10 nnd 18 bottles 2,' nnd 60 cents,
leei long, i:xi rails vj, 14, lu ami is lect
long. Shingle lath, ceiling lath, shingles
io. 1, v, ami 11. ricKcis nmt siding 111
i.igiilstreel by lias loung.
may 10-2 111
As irood clears ns can be found In town
are kept at W. It. Allen's East end gro.
eery. nprll 7-tf
Flags by the single, by the dozen, by the
Hundred nt 1. . llnrtmairs.
.a.
Snxollne Petroleum Jelly, used for hums
scalds and sores of every kind; it Is good
nnd cheap. Saxollnu roinnde for tlio linir,
highly perfumed, 2.1 cents.
Glvcerlno Lotion. To ladles nnd children
or anv ncrson with n line sensitive skin nnd
whose complexion is ulfcctcd by the weather
causing redness, roughness nnd chapping
tills Lotion is invaluable. An excellent ap
plication to the face after shaving. Large
Our Slock of llnlr and Tooth brushes has
been replenished and contains somu good
uargains.
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In the absence of John Wolf, farmers
wauling farm machinery will please call at
v. 11. Alien s. apin 1-11
Hammocks at I. W. Rartman's.
Hour and feed can always be bad at
Allen's East end grocery. aprll 7-tf
Best American dress ginghams 10 ets.
per yd., former price 15 cents, best prints
7 cts. per yd., with n full stock of domestic
goods at UlaTK it bon s.
I. W. Hnrtmnn's
the 4th of July.
store will be closed on
W. B. Allen has just opened a lot of new
goods, embracing lino groceries, glass
ware, painted clilna, queenswnre, Occ. All
of the best, and nt the lowest prices.
nprll 7-tf
OP
lsmoMsimitc; suhool district
Por llifjeiir I'lnlliiu .I111111 I, ISSi.
M. C. WOODW VltD, COIXKCTOH.
1 nun v
JI.W1 2S
To sin't of Jupllcito .SSI 'si t une 10
To sure Dal ou utipllcite IStu-'Sl Gs is
Cll.
Iiv nm't exonerated on duplicate
'ol-'S'i $51 40
Hy nm't CMmeratcd on duplicate
'SO-St 0 S')
Ily am't tax returned to Co. Coin. 0 ao
Iiy error In t.it of .1. I', rustln s 0
Ily er.i.r In tax of S. llldlemau 3 tin
Ily ma t pilil Treasurer 6Jou no
Hy II i)crceutcomintsilonouc3fSM 13; 9.'
Uyuiii'tduedlstundupllcue'so'Sl r.cs as
'si 'SJ III) S3
JI0I1 w
O. T. WILSON, THKASUItEli.
D.
To ain't from rormcr Treasurer $I1U sj
" ' Collector r..'iiiw
ToStito npproprUlloa 131 40
To tiin'i from County Treasurer l ss
" '. Daniel Yocutn S !J
" " ' Edward Ivy 9 S3
J7i91 41
(In.
Ily nm't of orders redeemed &ti M
counons paid (lesi
state ttu) 4ii ts)
II) oomls a deemed lwo in
liv'l insurer's com cn f tolo 1.5 U0 ?.'J
Ily bul lu Tieasurir's bands .131 it
llUILDINO FUND ACCOUNT
UK.
To ain't of tax let led lor building
purposei 14..1 r.i
Toum't ironi former Treasurer 33J a
-,$ t491 47
fit.
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Uy coupons paid turn
Ily liouds ii'ueelned lixiu In)
Ily ain't paid H.irrH, sale Welsh
lllll lot 'i M
Hy nm't paid liron'n sal Welsli
lllll lot 1 Ml
Ily Treasurer's commission its 54
Ily Collector'.! commission i'J 'jo
Iiy til due from colleulois lis) vn
Ily bid lu Tieasli.mdi 13'J Kl
We carry n eoninlete and well selected
stock, and competent persons nrenlways in
nttendnnce to suimlv the wants of our nat
rons. We study to please, nnd believe we
can supply you with everything in our line
economically, satisfactorily and In a manner
calculated to induce to join in the verdict,
that our store is We place to trade. Hoping
to see many readers of tho Comimhian at
our placo of business shortly and soliciting
a sliarc ot your esteemed patronage, wo re
main Very Truly Yours
N. J. Hendershott.
READY-MIXED AND PASTE,
LEAD
M
co.miiinkh WITH
PURE LINSEED Oil.
VND
FIHSTB COLORS,
HO UNPLEASANT ODOR.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ou
MONEY REFUNDED.
DELIVERED FilEE OF FREIGHT
AVbeie we have no agent.
tts-jrOi'ders nnd inquiries bv .Mail or
Telephone, receive i'iiomit attention.
-AnilllUHH.
MoolonrWhitBLeafl.Zinc&CclorWoris
RUPERT, PA.
WINDOW CURTAINS
FIXTUKES OF ALL KINDS.
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BALANCE SPRING FIXTURES
WAKUA1TJES FOR 5 YEARS.
WM. E, B, DAVIES,
May 'its .nm
SUP'T.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
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SUIIOOI. l'I'NU ACCOUNT.
I)K.
To am'l I ivleil rot school purposes wwi is
" " clue rroin Iiinncr collector tn 11
' treasurer tj ut
" htito appropriation
ain't from county 'l rcisurer
" " Daniel yociim
" " " KilirarJ Ivy
C11.
Ily ain't panl in toacliera
zjumors
aUvirtlitnif
11 nl opera lluunn
" ' Montour Sctiool Ult
.. 11 ,1 secretary
Mr mips
' " coal and wood
" ' ' audit ,ri
" " " colltvtorseoin
" " " exonerations
" returned w County Com
" ' rep tiring, cleanings c.,
buil'ltim.
Mr ain't nippUrs for to.liooU i'C,
11 TroaiurerH commission
Ily urn t dm (ro.u Collector 'SI Nl
1 " SO t
' " lii Treasurers hand
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(4 511
IO IKI
li on
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31 eo
Ion us
si u.i
us
III 'M
& so
sat
tiS ti'J
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OCj .is
It'l nt
IUY FKVF.1!.
Mr. A. I.. Avery, Pharmacist, Newark,
N. J. lliivins been severely ulllicted for
eleven yeurs with Hay lever, after trying
almost tvei vlliing without iwnil, I gave up
all hopes of belntr cured, when I purchased
of you a box of Kly's Cream Halm. To my
surprise, after a few applications, I was
entirely relieved, 11. Watson Harris,
l.eller carrier aii, 14, iew i:u Newark-,
.1.
I have been a Hay Fever sufferer for
three years, and have ntfen heard hlv's
n '. . ........ 1
uream iiaim spoueu 01 in tne miniest lerins,
nut 11111 not uiKu inucu stock 111 11 iiceause
of the many nuaek medicines. A friend
persuaded me to try the Iliilin, and with
the most wonderful success. This recom
mendation you can use for the benefit of I
Hay Fever sufferers. T, S. Geer, Syra.
euse, iN. . I'rice ou cenis.
Apply into nostrils witli little linger.
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
t Ti.T SH
STATEMENT OK WINDS OUTSTANDING!
.HI.Ni: 1, ItSJ.
Those who are much In the hot sun
should avoid drinking large quantities of
cold waten it Is better to take small
draughts at frequent Intervals, If some of
the cold water is poured upon the temples,
the temperature of the body will be rapidly
reduced, and with better effect upon the
Hyxtem than If taken Internally. A light,
white hat Is far morn comfortable than a
black, heavy one, and If it has a wet cloth,
or even a fresh cabbage leaf placed in the
crown, It will be all tho more rool and com.
fortable, A white hnuderelilef tied loosely
about the neck will protect it from the burn
ing huh. A balli at night is very refreshing,
but should not bo prolonged.
DEATHS.
SuviiKiir.--On Junu 2U,
Btrcet, Samuel 11. Heybcrl,
I months and 0 days.
1882, in Light
aged (11 years,
LOCAL NOTICES.
For lawns, bccrsiickcrs or dress ginghams
go to Lutz & Sloan's.
l'araiols,
Bon's.
fans and hosiery at Clark &
Now Is tho time to get fans and parasols
at l,ut. & Sloan's,
More bleak and colored dress silks cheap
as ever ut Clark & Sou's,
For white goods or embroideries go to
I.utz iV Sloan's.
No. 43. Iliad Issued to I. If,
hcuooiioYer d ..0 Oct, 'Si
Inleiibtduo
No. 41. lu nd Usued to Vrms
Brown, duo Oct. t, 'SI
Interest due
Nu. 45 lload IssueJ lo Pica
ltimvn,due uct. 1 'St.
IlilCfbtllll)
No. 4ii llond IsiUHl to Silas
Cunm r duo 1 el, I kl,
Intel cstdUB
No. 41. llond Issued to DouKlas
IIUKhus, due Oct, I, 'SJ.
Iiileipstdiio
No 4S. iioud IssUfUto DotigUs
II mi Ilea, duo Oct, I 's:i.
Interest dua
Nn 49. llond Issue I lo Silas
Conner, due Oct 1 M
Interest uuo
No. Ml. llond Issued to 1'rtas
l.ruvrn. (lilt; uci 1 'si
liitciistduo
Nn.il. llond Issued to hi las
Conner, iniooci .'S4
luterestduo
No. ft. llond Usued lo Sllss
coimcr.dut) Oct. 1 'SI
Interest duo
No si. llond Issued to l'roas
1 rown. uu.'Oct. 1 'hi
Interest due
No, S4, llond Issued to Silas
Conner auo oct, 1 'S3
Interest duo
No. M. Iluudlsjuod loHIUs
Conner, nuo Oct, I M
Intel rut duo
No. M, llond Usiitd lo Mojer
llr s, dm July I, 'mi,
Intcii'stdue
No 11. Houd Issued top mid
str up, duo July 1 M
Interest duo
No. 54. llond ladled to Creasy
Drown, duo July I 'bit
Inlensl dun
No. f.o llond IsMKd to creasy
,v Hrown, due July 1 'ss
Interest duo .
No M llond Issued to l.uztttu
Cieusy. dio July 1 'Sil
liilciisl duo
Mi ti. iioud lsticd in l.turlta
creasy, duo July I 'M
Hit' nstdue.
No. Si, llond Issued to luvld
Mroup, due July 1 'si
intiresidue
No Ci. honl Ismcd to Ji II
lironn, due Jul)' 1 'si
InUn etduo
Np. M. liond Issued to Creasy
x I'.rowii.diic July I 'ST
Interest auo
No cr. f.und Issmd to It. B
mown, uue July 1 'si
Inttl st Uuo
N.i. eo. llond Issued to J. J
liruwer. due July I 'Si
Inteiut duo
No. til llond Issued toll, v'.
hmltli, ilurJuly 1 ;i
Interest Uuo
At-SKI'H,
Cash dur lain Collector
Cusliduu from Trcusurcr
1'iiu Hum (., W, lives u lot
SKINNY MUM,
''Wells' Health Ilenewcr" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
exual IK-blUty, 1
children's linen dusteis at
Ladles' and
Chirk i; Son's.
More buntings null's veilings anil black
silks at Lut. and Sloan's,
100 00
VlHI (0
II 01
KM Oil
II Oi
Mill 00
1'. 50
SOU (HI
I 50
Uuo 00
I 50
to 1 no
J'i 50
sou 00
11 OJ
500 III
It 5J
500 00
t SJ
200 (Kl
It 00
5m) Ml
12 60
5ou no
12 M
500 00
1'i 50
tOfl HI
Vi 50
VM 00
II 00
1W1 00
5 50
100 00
2 50
10O Oil
Ml
50) HO
H 50
600 ru
1H 50
'M 00
5 DO
1U) 00
t 50
ICO 14
5 00
riniMiT no BUiisriuniox.
Insist upon oblalniiii:FlorestonsColo2ne.
11 is lire-eiul.uenlly superior lu prcmuncti.
ee ami lieu iiencacy 01 ii'iigrunci.
ill 00
ill OU
"I III! COMMOIllllSK."
Jos. L. Foole, the Commodore. I'-it-dii. III.
says Thomas' Iieleetrlc Oil cured him of
sciatica with one implication, t 1010112b v
applli d. It also cured him of a severe cold
and cough. He thinks It a very valuable
518 50 remedy, and will never be without it.
AXSWKIt THIS UUKrillOX.
Why do so many people we see around
us, seem to prefer to suiter nnd be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation.
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coining un of
6IS 60 the Food. Yellow Skin, when for 75 ets..
we will sell them Shlloh's Vitaller, guaran-1
teed to cure tlieni. Sold by J, II. Kin.
pons. may n-eow
Dvsnensia. heart-burn, nausea. Indices.
tlon, etc., aie always relieved by Iirowu's
iron itiucrs.
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'AM. TDK H.lJt 'III AT D'l.KSII IS 1IKIII TO,"
Arising from Impurity of the blood, torpid
liver, irieguiar iiowcis, iiisorucreii Kidneys,
ciu,, run uu saiciy ami specuuy cured oy
iiiiruoeii iiioiiu Hitlers rrieo lyi.uu,
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ill U0
512 S
211 00
512 511
100 (4)
I 50
512 50
Hllll.Oll's OATA1I1III JIH.MM1Y. A iiuirve.
612 to ions cure for Catarrh. Dlnlitheria. Canker
mouth, and Head Ache. Willi each bottle
512 to mere is an ingenious nasal injector lor tlie
more sueccssiui treatment 01 lliese com-
itlnlttla ii'Ill,,tl ,,vl..ii 1 1. !.... RI1,...
211 (111 II iihiiijii, (aim, viiiiilvi 1 uev uurm,
- W..I.I I... I II I. K
""in 1 j u. ii, jwujiuiis, muj ij.eihv,
SIIIIOH'S COXnllMl'l'ION t'ltUK.
Thin Is bevond fiticsthm llm most kiipclss. I
fill Cough Medicine we luive ever sold, a
few doses Invariably euro the worst cases
of Cough, Croup, and Hroncldtis, while its'
woudeiful success in the curu of Consump.
nun is wiiiioiu a parallel in tue History 01
medicine. Since its Hist discovery It has
been sold on a guaraiilce, a test which no
other medicine can stand. If vnu have a
Cough wo earnestly ask you to try it. I'rice
lu cis, aim iyi,uu. 11 your i.uiil's aro sore.
Chest, or Hack, Lame, uso Shlloh's l'orous
riaster, nice y.i els, sold by J, II, Kin.
lot is, may 0 cow
t'Aiii'D colons iikaioiii:i).
Faded or gray hair iiradiially recovers Its
yiiiiiuiiu coior ami lusueliy the use 01 far-
ker's Hair llalsani, an elegant dressing,
aiimiicii lor lis purity nun rich periiime.
GEORGE A, CLARK.
105 50
102 60
IM 60
612 .'0
102 60
BOOK STORE,
102 50
IS'U 00
.cm ouutandlni; oidtr Nu. 104
Actual ludebti aui'ss
U. Y. KAIIII.
hccietsry.
11315 91
311 43
V 0 10
tl9"s4
1 30
1940 04
!MI po
a, KNOllll.
1'resldcut,
'I lie utidcrblt'iii d AinUlors liavliisr examined
mo auove alliums aid blatimeiit with tho
luniU'is Muiftonudtiyllie 'ireasunr nod tlio
ouuiv w, in. 1 ui.ii u'nuio lucrioi
If the lady who reads this card when 111
want of Spool Cotton will nsk
for the
"O. N.
TV'
II. W. lll'CKINtlllAM,
r. I', KI.1NK,
1
J- Auditors.
she will obtain tho very best thread made.
Ask for Chuk's 4,0. N. T." t'ttou and
see that you get It,
For sale by all lending dealers,
fob 3 -cm
t is-