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omccs must be paid forln advance, unless a resnon
Bible person In Columbia county assumes to pay
tho snbscrlptlon duo on demand.
, rosrAtiK Is no longer exacted from subscribers
In tho county.
JOB PRINTING.
The Jobbing Departmcntof tho Colombian Is very
completo, and our .lob lTlntlnit will compare favor
ably with that of t he largo cities. All work dono on
short notice, neatly and at moderate prices.
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BLOOMSBTJltG, PA., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1882.
THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XVI.NO -J7
OOLUMIIIA DKMOOKAT, VOL. XLVt, NO ID
Cards tho 'lluslness Dlrcotory1 column, one
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THE AILEY, ANKS & glDDLE WATCHES
Are without exception the best in the market at the prices at which they are offered.
They arc all guaranteed satisfactory.
In writing for information, it is suggested that inquirers state either the kind of
watch desired or about the price they wish to pay.
Full particulars sent on request.
BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE,
Twelfth and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
Rupture
ITS RELIEF ana CURB as CERTAIN as day FOLLOWS itj by Br. J A. SBBRUAU'5 U3TII0D
With safety from tho dangers of strangulation and without the Injury trusses Inflict. Thoie wlsulotr
proof bhould send Hi cunis tor his book; containing likenesses of bad cases before and after cure, alto
endorsements of professional gentlemen, Ministers, Merchants, Farmers and others who have been
cured. Trusses and rupture sooner or later nlTect tho nervous and mental aystums, bring oa orgaslo
diseases, lmpotcncy, destroy energy and social aeslrcs. maklnr thn young ola and tin olduatlea.
OlUces, Ml .llroadway, N. Y., 802 Walnut St., I'hlla. Days for consultation, oacu week-N'ew Terlt,
Mondays, Tuesdays, Saturdays; I'hlla. Wednesdays, Thunsdajs and Fridays, aurlng Deceintw,
after that every other week-. April Hi -4w
WANTED. SALESMEN.
To unvftu for the lale of our Nunervl
( Block. Unequalled facllltlM. Halarr and!
fintiRCH mild. SOJncronf FmltundOrnal
IzniiuUl rrpos, Kiirutw, hohc, etc.
Jun, so, im.
FOR SALE.
Tho following properties from
$300 TO $12,000
Variously located In ULOOMSHUKG nml
other pluces, nltonling cheap homes or prof.
Itftblo investment.
A Frame Dwelling;
In good condition. A 8PKCIAL BARGAIN.
Several Small FRAME DWELLINGS.
Desirable cheap homes or good investments.
A number of Better Fiiamk Dwei.i.inos
Pl.EASAKTLY I.OO.VTEI).
-BRICK DWELLINGS -
from CHEAP to BEST at various locations.
BUILDIHO LOTS on nearly all streets at va
rious prices.
CoNTitACTs JIade to IUni.i) FRAME OR
BRICK BUILDINGS of any description, to
bo done promptly and satisfactorily.
FARMS VOXi SALE
In Bloom, Benton, Fishlngcreelc, Hemlock,
Madison, Milllin, Montour, Jackson
Pine, Catawissa nml Centre townships.
The nbovo at all prices and embracing
land for
Farming, Grazing, Trucking and Tobac
co Raising.
Also several cood TIMBER TRACTS and
SAW MIIXS.
Aio HrsiNKsH Locations with trade estab.
lislicd, Including a
Woolen Mill,
in Good Condition and Location,
Carriago Manufactory, Coal Yard, Limo
Stono Quarries, and Kilns.
All tho abovo can bo bought at fair prices
and on reasonable terms. For particulars,
apply to
JOHN A. FUNSTON,
PAUL K WHIT.
"lEOH DALE FURNACES,
FOR SALE I
Tho BlootnsburK iron Company ofTer for sale at
a low prtce,thelr furnaces and all their real estato
and mining rights In Columbia and Snyder coun
ties, 1'cnn'a., with or without their chartered
rights. Also, such parts of their stock, and other '
personal property as purchasers may desire. For
further Information apply to
C, It. l'AXTON, I'res't.
Junoo.tt llloomsburr, I'n
DJIINIHTHATOK'S NOTICE.
B3T1TK Or WIIXUM MOWIHY UBCEASIO,
Letters of Administration on the ostate of Wil
liam Moivery.late of catawissa tw'p.,Columbla co.
l'enna, deceased, have been granted by the llegls
ter of said county to Margaret Bowers admin
istratrix. All persons having claims ugulnst the
ostato oftbo decedent are requested to presen'
them for settlement, und thosu Indebted to tlu
ostate to make payment to tho undersigned ad
ministratrix without delay,
HlliWK, M AlitlAUHT I10WEIIS.
Attorney. Administratrix.
Juno U 'W catawissa.
u ditou,sn6 tTce. "
XiTATt Or I.l VILLI MIMAIIII, HTK OK TUK TOWN OK
BI)U11SUI'IIII, UKCKAStU.
Notice Is hereby glveu.lhattho underilgned. an
pointed an auditor to distribute balani o U the
funds in the hands of John (1, 1'rerzo, administra
tor ut said Uecedeut, as showu by his tlnal
accouut. to the pu ties entitled thereto; will attend
to the duties of blj appointment at the otllcu ui
C. O. Uarkley In Bloomsburs, on Monday July iltli,
is. at leu o'clock luthe forenoon, for tho pur
pose of hlsappolutuieut. Allpersou9 hatlngelulmk
Uon said fuua urn requeued 10 muku the iiamu
beroro thesa'.d auditor urbofoiover debarred from
coining lu 011 Bald fund.
JOIINM.CLAHK,
Juno 30 .4w Auditor,
I'DITOlt'S NOl'IOE.
BSTATK OK 011VI1.LK IUIUIISOM, PCCKA8IIII,
The undersigned auditor appointed by tUu ( r
phnn's Court of Columtla county, to makudUtrl
butlun of the fund lu the hands of the aJmr, on a p.
pears by the Hnal account, ll perform Ihu duties
of his nnpolutmeiit st his olllco In Blooms
burg, oa Saturday, JulyiW, U81, at ten o'clock In
the?prcaoon, when and where all persons Inter
ested must appear and provo their claims or bo
debarred from any share of said fund,
I., li. WALLKIt,
Auditor,
Juuoso-iw
UDlTOll'S REI'OKT OF
CENTRAIJA SCHOOL DISTRICT
For the year ending June 19, nil.
DAVID WALSH. Collector In account wUnCcrira.
11a school District.
Dll.
To amount of duplicate It'TO Jl
" balance duo from last audit.... ss 24
Cll.
By amount paid troasurer 1S4 6
' Unseated land tax ret'd W Com. 35 11)
" Exonerations 70 7s
5 per cent commlsMon on lw Si M 4
uaianco duo dibtnct loss o
MM il
Qeorga Troutmac, Treasurer, In account with
Centralla School District.
DH.
To amt received from collector... 1S40 t9
' " state appropriation m w
" " received from Kreeie &
Eyerly for It. Curlcy 104 81
" " received frem Jus- Dalley
treasurer 1871 is 34
" balancoduou.'rroutman.treas OS
lies o
Cll.
By amt of orders redeemed 1417 83
' " paid Oct. , '81 on J. (J. Torrey
Judgment vs. tvntralli School
iHst lto oa
Ily 2 per cent commission on 25 51 33
IINASCIAL STaTBMKNT.
Dll.
To amt of order outstanding last
rcnort 440 8)
To amt of orders Issued ilurlsg year lMf vt
WOT 4
Cll.
Ily amt of orders redeemed 1417 S3
" " " still outstanding... tw S4
UKCAriTULATION."
sain 4
I.HDIL1TIK3.
Amt of bonded Indebtedness last
report "37 is
Amount of Interest on same it tl
Less amt p Id on J. 0. Torrey Judg 150 00
Balance on bonded Indebtedness en 41
791 41
Amt 01 oraers sun ouutnnaiDg... 690 14
. 1111 05
ASSETS.
Amt due by li. Curley 1K70 7 u
" " ' Jos. llellieyisw M
' " " I)..WttUll w u
Llablll ties more thunaesetH 414 ts
llll 5
We, the andlton fer tho Borough of Centralis,
have examined the above accouuu and llnd them
to 10 correct as staled.
THOMAS IIUHI'IIY.
II. J CUItllAN. V Auditors.
j. 1: W. IIILHY,
Juno 3D ism
-rum:-
READY-MIXED AND PASTE,
LEAD
PAINTS
H-
c()jiiiim:i with
PURE LINSEED OIL,
AN II
FINE COLORS,
NO UNPLEASANT ODOR.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
OH
MONEY REFUNDED.
DELIVERED FflEE OF FREIGHT
Where wo have no agent.
fcSyOrilers nml inquiiicH by Mull or
'lelqiliono rtci'ivo rid wit uttuniioii
-ADimiSHH.-
MontourWhite Leafl'Zinc&ColorWorks
RUPERT, PA.
WM. E, B. DAVIES,
Muy v4 .ma
SUP'T.
JAMIiH ltKiMr,
Tonsorlal Artist,
f.$Su lhl! 011 "ttl"1 una'f KXCIIANO
llorUI and has ah ntmnl a wiith',.,,, ,t
BAItuau anoi'. Ho respectfuuy HOlleiti the
pitronago of bis old customers and of the punito
generally, (slyu.'w-tf
AGENTS WANTED
to supply the wide demand for tho authentic uv
iunt of the "OtimT THAUKDY" (murder of
tUtUold, (Extraordinary Trial and Flnm
Exccutiou of Quitoau
Low I'rlce. Qulclc Bales. Ilk Terms. No time
to lose. Address Uvbdadd Haas., W Chestnut
st,, I'hlla.
d JunoH 4w.
MNNEGER'S J88S.
14spffl:nUruVonr.C0NSUMPTI0N
cnitls. Orders from medical men for this
wonderful cure come In from all oer tho country.
rrice periciuemu. con oe tei.i uv express to
any mortir. II. C. ItNNEMKltiu., Uoxsis
Wllllamspoit, l'f
a june tu, in .
Mil In tht wrM Muni t tt fr th
euri f DcrefvU, flm, Roll., Ttlttr, KM Serf i.
bort r.j II, Mmurui Piift, rtttrrh im
irrtin, rmm Ctmpuut, and t Plooi ,
1 dlictir. U fall. All rlrntihtt ml '
coatr; itort kttpm tell It. ft. T, Arlirrt
Ai:.Vr M'ANTtill. t?A to lilO per Mnnlh.
ir i ornn, injure. j. u, MiCURIY A; Co., l1li.ladcli.hla, Ti
AGENTS Wanted .fcR';4S,.ll!f 1ht:S
1 in t.rlcej ttllinr (, nvrtlt-I
f when
Mbrrttt termi.
M. I
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7AHMEUS AND THUESIlEltS WISH-
lug H purrlu-o tlrst e.asu article! of
Threshers and Separators,
aIro mm tnrl tivn.linrk 'I'tmiil lintv,,,
ThroHberBiiUd bunkers, will do well to 1 u(l 011 or
auurcsH
J, M, I1UI.M1MKII,
l.fi'hlfti r.,nl.
1111 work wairaDted' feud for price llt and
iTuiuo uu. 4u u.iut uacmucs aru ianU'
ftctured tor this bccilou of the country,
June lu, 3. m.
Q It. & W. J. I1UOKALEW,
A'lTOHNUVS-AT-LAW.
lll.ooum'i:o, I'l,
omco on Jlalu street, 1st door below court Houe.
1BHH
mm
Osborn's Family l'alnts ready for uso arc
the most convenient nrticlo of the Ulml, all
similes anil colors, put wi in J, J anil pint
cans. Wo ftirtilsli a can of paint ami brush
for 25 ccnls.
Saxollno Petroleum Jdlv, ueil forlmrnH
scalils anil Kores of every kinili it Is cooil
anil cheap. Saxollno Poinnilo for the hair,
highly perfumed, 2.1 conK
alycerino Lotion. To Indies and children
or any person with a lino sensitive skin and
whoso complexion Is nITecleil by the w-cnthcr
causing redness, roiiclmcss and chapping
this Lotion Is invaluable An excellent ap
plication to the face after shaving. Lnrgo
bottles 25 and t0 cents.
Our Block of Hair and Toothbrushes has
been replenished and contains some good
bargains.
Wo carry a complete and well soli cled
stock, und competent persons at e always In
attendance, to supply the wauls of our pat
rons. Wo study to pleae, and believe we
can supply you with evervlhing in our lino
economically, satisfactorily anil in a manner
calculated to induce to join in the verdict,
that our store is Me place lo trade. Hoping
to sue many leaders of tho Coi.umman at
our place of business shortly and soliciting
a share of your esteemed patronage, wo re
main Very Truly Yours
N. J. Hendershott.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OV VAMJ.MlLi:
By vlrtuoof ;an order of iho Orpli'ins" Court of
Columbia co'iuty Iho underMgncd guardian of
lletlhen Orange, a minor child of William Orange,
late of Catawissa township, deceased, will cxpo.o
to publta sale ou tho premises In Catawlss town
ship on
SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1882
at ten o'clock a. m. tho follow log described lands:
Tnicr No 3. Tlio undMd'd one half luterest In
all that certain lot of ground Mtuato In tho town
ship of Catawissa bounded and detcrlie'd as fol
ljws to win Bounded on tlm East by land of
Yettcr Estate nnd land of Cotlmiin Estate, on thn
West by land of Daniel KrelKh, and ou the Houth
by .N'orth street of Boberts addition to tb Town
of CatawUsa, contalnlnc Unco tens, moiu or
less.
TiucT No 4. Tho undivided Ono half part of all
that certain lot of yrom d Mtuato In tho Township
of catawissa bounded us follons: Beginning at a
white oak, comer of land formerly of Thomas
tills, thence by same South 2 degrees West, six.
teen ana eight-tenths juicbes to a post, thence by
land of Lewis Yetttr South Mxly-sevcn digues
Bast thirty-four perches, thence N'ortU tweuty
two degrees West tweuty-ulua and slx-tonths
perches to an oak, llunco Noith five d.isrecs East
twenty-elslit perches to;a hickory, thsnco by laud
south twcnty-nlco and one-half degrees
West thirty-one porches. t J tbojplaco of Begin
nlng. CouUilnlng thice aeies aijd one hundred
nnd Ufty-ilve pjrehes mare or losi.
Thact No 5. The undivided one half Interest of
all that certain lot of gr oucd, Mluatu In the towu'
bhlp tf catawlssi, Beginning ut u whllo oak eor.
nor of above tiact No. i, nnd thenco by same North
twcnty-ulno and one-half degrees Cast thirty-one
perches lo u hickory .ithenco by land of West
twelve nud ouo half pereboi to a stouo heap,
thence Mouth thirty-one degrees, West one perch
to land of Mojer ettate, thence by same South
elghty-oua degrees, Bast tveuty-tivo and oi.o
halt perches to place of beglunlng,,contalnlug two
acres anJ llfleuu p rches morj or less,
TitAcr No. 0 '1 bo undl Ided one halt luterest In
all that certain lot of ground situate la Catawissa
township bounded as foloivs: Beglunlng ut a
slots nud from thence by laud ctKrefgh South
eighty una ono hull decrees, liast six erehes to a
por, thence by same North thirty and one
half, degrees fast or.o perch to post, thenco
by Bame south seventy-nlii uil uao half a;recs
Bast ten torches to u post, tt,cuco North thirty
and one half d.-grees. fast thirty-six perc es to
stone lu 1 no ot luid or louu Hitter, thenco by said
lino North etghty-ulue degrees, West U enty and
eUht-tentl. peiehes to post, thenco by landot
srepnou naiay, south twoo and ono half degrees
west thirteen perches to a pine, thenco by same
South thirty-two degrees, Wcm twenty percbes to
piai'e uf beginnlng-ccualulng three ncr sand
ntty-8lx perches more or lees
Tkiims or sit.K Ono third Iho pmclm-ie rroney
to remain lutbo land, tbc Interest to bo paid to
tho widow of William Orange, deceased, annually.
Ten per coat, of tho ono fourth of the balance of pur
chose money to bo paid at t o -tilkln? doun of
the propel ty, tho ono-fourth of tho balance less
the ten per reut. at the connrm;t!on of;tho talo
and tho remaining threo-fourlha of the bal.nco
In ono year theieatter, with luterest from eoanr-
matlon nlst,
w. II. kiuwh, CLINTON KI.LIS,
Attorney (Juardl.nii.
IIANOE OF XA.Mi:.
Notlco Is hereby given, that In pursuaneo ot the
netlllou of JetHlu . Msher tt oianeeilli.. In im-
couuty of Coliimblu, (a daughter of William KIUir
aim iteveccu nu wm- oi ice samii place), men in
Ike court otcemmou I'lrasof uld ceur.ty. at l"eb.
luarv Term. lv. thusald court ill.l on thmum
ilayi.f Juue. 1SS, order tnd de.reo that the name
of ih'i suld Jessl" s. t'ls'ier b- changed toJesslu
S Couner. .md directed that notice or the said de.
ereo should bo published for four succesliti wee ks
in me --uoiu'udiiu new-paper pun isneu at
W.M.KlllCKIIAUM, Prot.
o. M. qvKK, neputy,
July o, iw
i LUMBER YAR
Tho Undersigned havo Opened' a
LIB Ylll
IN Ci NNKCl'ION WITH TIIEIll
MBROAKTILB BUSINESS
and propotc to deal In
ALL KINDS OF LUKim
the iimiiEsTrntitENT imuces win
J!K PAID, nnd wo will sell nt the
LOWEST PRICKS.
All persons having
LrilBER TO SULL,
ami tlioso dealrliig lo purchase should
WiMt am Yard:
And
CoiiHtilt our Prices.
beroro 8EI.MNG tir ISL'YINO elsmvliert'.
LIMjEY & SLEPPY,
Oranjycville, Pxi.
Wanamaker's.
We'll try the experiment awhile
of giving you a little more spe
cific news about goods, Wc
know well, if we can get such
news to you promptly, that it
will be acceptable. You can
write or come.
White muslin dresses at
about three-quarters value. A
few are shown in the window
of 1 301 Chestnut, each one
marked with its price. Very
many more are within.
The materials are nainsooks,
linonsd'lnde, mullsandSwisses.
Some are very plainly made
with little or no trimming be
yond some deft handling of the
material itself; and some are
elaborate enough. The ex
treme prices are $3.50 and 60.
An excellent plain dress is sold
for 5 ; neat and well made.
Lowpriccscan almost always
be put upon such goods a little
late in the season. It's rather
early now ; but profitable mak
ing appears to be over already.
Just now you have the double
advantage of many suchdresses
to choose from and low prices.
livl 1 1 30 j Chcidiiutttrci't.
Ready-made dresses of a
black-and-vhitc striped fabric
that looks like summer silk, but
is silk-an .1-cotton. For general
wear thy will ba found quite
food enough; better indeed
than summer-silk. Well made
and substantial ; but the chief
virtue h in the price, $10.
1301 and 1S03 Clicil;iut ttrect, tccoad floor.
Black grenadines have been
one of the most distinguished
features of our trade for two
months past. We have had
the fmest in the world, and all
grades down to the poorest
that we care to keep; and a
wonderful variety of patterns.
Figured grenadines that
brought $2 lately are selling at
$1. And this may be taken as
a general indication of what we
are doing in grenadines.
Ncxt-cutcr circle, eoutli entrance to malu building.
r
An extraordinary debeige,
extraordinary in quality and
width, we are selling at 50
cents ; 47 inches. No lady who
can use debeige will be inclined
lo pass it ; for it is worth twice
the money.
J he melanges at 40 to 60
cents a'e worth a half more,
just about. There are four
qualities, and somewhere about
fifty color-effects.
fc'eeonJ circle, boutheoit from center.
If dress-goods are lower than
they were elsewhere we don't
say they arc. Advertisements
say they are; but there is a cer
tain shyness in those same ad
vertisements, which makes them
not very impressive. If dress
goods are lower elsewhere in
our city, the fall is due to the
singular spectacle here of three
great classes of the most fash-ionabledress-goodsat
a fraction
of theirvalue: French melanges,
small checks and small-check
stripes of wool and silk-and-wool,
and black lainage.
We mention these three, be
cause they stand out from the
rest of the stock, conspicuous in
two ways; they are fashionable,
peculiarly so ; and they are at
half, two-thirds or three-quarters'
value.
Third anil Jjurth elrcles, south from center.
Sash ribbon, satin-and-gros-grain,
7-inch, of value $1.15 for
75 cents; all colors. We refer
to a particular sort, of which we
have three thousand yards.
Black moire, 7-inch sash, 90
cents.
Block sash at $1 we arc out
of part of the time; but we re
ceive some every morning. Do
not confound this quality with
that sold at 65 cents elsewhere.
Outer circle, by loutUeniraueot o main building.
Silk mitts, ordered from the
makers a year ago, include a
wider range in the colors than
ever before: black, 50 cents to
4.50; white, cream, ecru, terra
cotta, cardinal, etc., 75 cents to
$7.
Wistcf .'.roade, IT.a C!ietnut leventh counter.
John Wanamkhu.
riieMnut. Thirteenth nn 1 Mnrki t itiwU
uii.l Ciiy-I.uil i')U..U', I'luLtdulpliIa,
l HAimiAN
KKI'IISSENTS TUK KOLLOWINU
AMERICAN 1NSUHAN0E COMPANIES
Lycoming ot Muncy reunylrauta.
North American ot Philadelphia, I'o.
Krunklln of
l'enusjlvanln ot 11
Farmers of York, l'a.
Hanover of Now York.
Manhattan ot New York,
onico ou Market Street, No, 5, Moom&hurir.
The Columbian.
bloomurgTpa.,
FRIDAY, JULY 7tli, 1882
Millard Tubus of tho Mountain Echo has
been nppolnti;tl postmaster ut Bhlckshtnny.
.8!), 000 was the Inst monthly pay of the
Jackson & Woodln Manufacturing Co. of
Hcrwlck.
Tho truck laying on tho N. & Y. II, It.
It. was completed from Catawissa toNnntl-
coko on July llrd.
The Wllllamsport Urtnlfait ThbU tht
week will contain a portrait of Judge
Elwcll.
Mr. Henry Merman & Mary Wnsley mem
bers of this yoar'.s class at tho Norm nl
School received positions as teachers In
Shenandoah.
Wo nro Indebted to It. D. Darlington of
Itupert for tine catalogue of excursion
routes on Philadelphia aiid'ltcadlng it. H.
for 1883.
D. M. Kinter caught over two hundred
trout ou Juno 30th, near Elijah Hess'.
Guests of lirown's Hotel enjoyed part of
them, the rest of them Geo. A. Clark
bought.
Tho attention of farmers is culled to the
advertisement of Messrs Dniigh ifc Sons, In
another column. Tho reputation of their
Phosphate Is world-wide. Send for Cir
cular. Tho county commissioners were trying a
lawn mower on Wednesday evening. They
propose purchasing one for keeping tho
lawn In nlcu condition In front of tho
Court House.
The new fountain which tho senior
class had erected on tho Normal school
grounds, Is very beautiful. Tho statuary
is of terra cotta and is called "Tho Threo
Fishers." T. h. Gimton furnished It for
tho class.
A cold rain commenced on Monday even
ing and continued during the greater part
of the following two days.
The basket picnic to bo held in Oak
Grove on July 4th was postponed ou ac
count of tho Incessant rain.
IloAiiniNa.-Afew boarders can be accom
datcel at Mrs. W. H. Jacoby's on Centre
street, one-half sepiaro below Main.
Wc publish only a half sheet this week,
but make up for it by a supplement con
tnltilng a full account of Guiteau's execution.
Many papers throughout tho State do not
issue at all on the week of the Fourth.
Miss Hannah Itublu, Miss Ida Hnrkncss
and Miss Hatty E-Itoblns, late graduates
of tho Normal School have received posi
tions as teachers in tho schools of Wilkes
liarre. Tho Treasurer of Moomsburg Statu Nor
mal School will pay tho interest due to
.March 1st 1882 on the Bonds, upon pre
sentation of lionds.
H. J. Clark Treasurer
nt II. J. Clark A Son's store.
A pure wldtu rat was caught In a wire
trap at the residence of h. N. Moyer, in thU
place. It is about two-thirds grown, bus
pink eyes and looks very pretty. Its mate
has also been seen. Mr. Moyer has tho rat
in n cage and will endeavorito tame It.
The Winona Fire Company spent tho
Fourth in Lock Haven and had h very
pleasant lime. The band accompanied
them and both musicians and fireman were
highly complimented ou their excellent
music and lino uppeurance. Full particu
lars next week.
A joint conference of the I.uzerne nnd
Lackawanna Hoard of commissioners will
meet at.Scranton on Friday fomoon to ef-
feet n settlement in regard to the indebted
ness of nearly $200,000 of the County of
l.u.crno before the division of that county.
Asparagus is said to bo good for rheu
matism, strawberries somu say are a sover
eign remedy for dyspepsia, nnd green peas
are prescribed for eruptions. Fortunately
for people in moderate circumstances beef
stenk does not possess ono medicinal epial
ily.
Main & Co'b show on July 4th did not
draw much of a crowd. The continuous
cold rain was too much even for tho anxious
circus goer. Ono of the athletes.Mr. Shed-
man of Wllllamsport while leaping over
live horses fell under the last ono and was
trodden upon by the horse two of his ribs
wero broken besides sustaining many
bruises.
If you want a copy of tho History of
Columbia County now is the time to sub
scribe. It will bo it book of about flOO
pages, und will cost $2.50 in cloth binding,
3.00 half morocco, nnd ifil.EO full sheen,
and will bu ready for delivery sometime
next fall. Send your naino to tho Coi.tiM
wax odlce, liloomsburg, Pa.
A few weeks ago wo mentioned that the
wlnlergreon distillers were to be subjected
o severe internal revenue taxation. Wo havo
since received the better news from Con-
gressinan Koltz that the authorities at Was
ington wero Induced to reconsider, and
that the Industry of distilling wlntergreen
and birch oil wll' not bo Interfered with.
Qiibon J)finntmt
SKINNY MEN',
"Wells' Health Itenewer" restores healtl:
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
exual Debility, if 1
Just received a i.ow lot of Elgin, Walt
hum, Springfield and other make of watches
iu open and hunting cases, warranted from
two to llvo years.
Also sliver plated teaspoons ono dollar a
set, table spoons two dollars a set, nt I,
Heriiliurd'd Jewelry Store. 0 O.tf
Some portion of the rebuilt wlin of
r tho
Hospital at this place is reculvinir n last coat
of piasiering. On tho rear portion of
main or centre building tho bricklayers
progiesklng rapidly. Tho lower of tho first
story Is up and ou some portions the sceoni
ine worn is neing pusiieu forward rapl
anil the probabilities are that before
Idly
tho
coming winter sets iu at ono least of
tho
female wuril buildings and transepts
will
bo finished ready for oecupancv. Thl
its is
very desirable, as the friends of fenml
patients In the counties embraced within
the Danville Hospital district, who aro ob
liged to place them iu Iho State Institution,
eiesiro to iiuvo them lu ono In tho lie
elgh
borhood of their home where thev enn
Ult
them instead of seudlmr them olT to
Ihu
Warren or llarrlsburg asylums. jAmr
On Friday Juno UOth, Eugcno Dodson,
placed n ladder on r declining tin roof of a
cramla, at Mr. Pursers, to paint the house,
the ladder slipped and threw Dodson to the
ground lie was consldcrbly bliilsed but
not seriously. After lie had gone homo
John Zimmerman placed tho ladder In the
sumo position nnd began painting In n
moment ho was thrown to tho ground and
ts seriously Injured, his ono leg wag
paralyzed.
TcaclicrH Appointed.
At a meeting of tho llonrd of School Di
rectors held on Friday evening of Inst week,
the following teachers were cho3cti!
Principal, H. W". Ilucklngltnmj Assistant,
'. 11. Miller.
Tllllil) HTIIKET.
Itoom No. 2, Evn Itupert, Assistant Han
nah Urcecej Itoom No. 0, Sarah Vnnnattn,
Assistant, Dora A. Starr; Itoom No. 4,
'lorence Wirt, Assistant, Gcorgle Pursell.
FIFTH BTltltKT.
Itoom No. 1, Amelia Armstrong! Itoom
3, Miss C. IJ. Wclllver, Assistant
Charles W. Jones; Itoom No. 8, Wm. H.
Hrookn, Assistant Lulu Potter, Itoom No.
Mnry Unungst, Assistant Mary' Peuniau.
The salary of tho Principal was fixed nt
i05 a month, Assistant if 40. No. 1, Fifth
street, if 45. Principals in other rooms SEW,
sslstnnts, if 30.
Schools will bo opened the first Jlonday
in September.
Newspapers, and not public speakers,
says nn exchange, really fight tho battles of
parties, nud lu the pending canvass in
Pennsylvania the Journalists of tho parties
lilch havo candidates lu tho field nrc now
earnestly at work. It Is also a fact that tho
otirnallsU of neither party receive tho re-
ignition or reward which they deserve, u
fact for which in most part they aru to
blame, for as n rule the nowspnper men do
not assist themselves for their ownlnterests
half as zealously us they contend for tho
nnts and wishes of others.
Aliuut Rose IIiihIich.
Pull your roses, or rather cut them Irom
tho stalk, us soon ns Ihcy havo reached
their full of bloom, and do not cut them too
near tho branch on which they appear.
Every full blown rose taken from the stalk
helps tho growing buds. To allow a rose
to remain and reach an overbloom, until
Its rankness causes it to drop oIT leaf by
leaf, Is withdrawing vigor from remaining
buds. Pluck or cut your roses, and enjoy
them ns personal parlor or dining room
adornments.
A Clever Trick.
A ono nnned pensioner who bus been
going the rounds of Luzerne county for
some months past, called upon n dealer In
old clothes iu Wilkes Barre, one day last
week, and told a pitiful tale to tho dealer.
lie pensioner said that lie desired to go to
Hazlcton to sec his relatives, and not hav
ing any money or clothes to go there he
pulled out u pension Toucher and said he
would pay for n suit if tho dealer in old
clothes would let him have n suit and give
him the balance. Tho clothier, thinking
that tlte U. S. pension warrant was as good
as gold, gave the man a suit and returned
Im the balance iu tolid cash. The cloth
icr sent ids voucher to W'nshlncton, Iclllnc
the pension ofitccrs lo remit forthwith.
Hut instead of gelling ids voucher cashed
written note was enclosed stating that
tho money had been paid. Tho clothier
then had tho pensioner arrested and
brought before Alderman Itooney, who
sent him to jail in default of iffiOO ball.
The pensioner was taken out of Jail on
riday on u wilt of habeas corpus and
brought before Judge Rice, who allowed
tho prisoner to go scot free on his own
recognizance. According to this ruling
the clothier will whistle a long time ere ho
els his money.
ItccdH Recorded.
The following deeds have been recorded
since those last published:
Henry Longer to Lewis Hakcr, lleaver.
It. A. Schweppenheiser, treasurer, to
Charles C. Itoads, Heaver.
C. P. Waller and wife to H. C. & I. W.
Hnrtman, liloomsburg.
Iheodore F. Conner to Samuel J. Conner,
Centre.
Mayberry G. Hughes to George Washing
ton Adams, Locust.
A. C. McIIenry to J, 11. Luubuch, ISeuton.
Isaiah M. HInes nnd wife to Isaiah Hower
Berwick.
Emanuel Frantz and wife to Peter Bower,
Berwick.
Peter Bower nnd wife to Isaiah Bower,
Berwick,
Thornton A. Smith nud wife, et. nl- to
Conrad Kramer, Madison.
Isaac Kliugerman and wife to Jacob
Kllngerman, Beaver.
Isaiah John und wife to Harriet C. John,
Catawissa.
3Iary McMannman to Win. A. Marr,
Conyngham.
Wm, A. Marr to Bernard Bresslin, Con-
yngham.
Catherine Piter's, heir to Mnllndn Kelcb-
ncr, Milllin.
H. F Clark & George S. Gilbert to John
It. Boyer, Catawissa.
Daniel It. Hosier and wife to Joshua I
Thomas, Jackson.
Tho Summer number of Strawbrldge &
Clothier's Quarterly Just received, furnishes
the ladies with many well-Illustrated ar.
tides ou subjects of luterest to them ; sucli
as, fashion, homo art, and domestic ecouo
my. Besides tho usual gossip on fashion
which Is supplemented later on Iu tlio book
by hundreds ot illustrations, there aro lu
structlve urtlelcs telling how things should
bo dono. "How to Shop," treats of uu art
that all ladles practice; "Dress Making"
will bo read with profit! "House Furnish'
lug" gives much practical tulviso (hat Is
worth following; nnd reasonable ''Hints
ou Bathing" are given. Iu addition to
which may bo learned, how to make dress
caps, how various articles are embroidered,
how to bu well-dressed, mid how to statu
glass. From the "C.iro of Children
knowledge may bo gained that Is of great
use in emergencies. The serio-comic "Tale
of a Trunk," Is worth listening to ; and ihu
full page of Illustrations should bo cure
fully eXHinlned so that nonool tho "points'
of the artist bo overlooked. Tlio "Kettle-
Drum Hacqult," Is an easy and melodious
pleco of instrumental music that will provo
a permanent addition to tho class to which
It belongs. Tlio frontispiece represents
pair of lovers In a lane, nnd will bu pleasant'
ly suggestive to all.
Strawbrldgo Clothier's Quarterly, I
published at fifty cents a year, by Straw
bridge and Clothier, Eighth and Market
Streets, Philadelphia.
A copy ot this fashion magazine slioul d
Tlte I-'nriucrH and tlic Literary
Revolution.
A recent Issue of the "American Agri
culturist" contains some Insinuations re
flecting upon tho character of tho Useful
Knowledge Publishing Company, or New
York. They aro insinuations only, no di
rect allegations being made. Their only
foundation is malice and fear, on the part
of tlio Agriculturist publishers. Tho
average cost of books published by The
Useful Knowledge Publishing Company,
lu proportion to their real vnluo Is less than
ono fifth of tlio average cost of the agricul
tural books published by tho Orange Jitdd
Co. Within less than threo years tho
"Literary Revolution" gave the American
people over ono million dollars' worth of
the choicest books tho country has ever
scent more In bulk nud In real valuo than
Judd lias given them for llvo million dol
lars. No class Is abused more nbomluably
by tho book publishers than tlio fanners.
I was a fanner boy before I was n publisher,
nnd know something of both sides. Twenty
five years ago I was n barefooted boy,
driving nn ox- breaking team through tlio
hnzel-brush and praric grass of Iowa, nnd
reading Grlmshaw's "England, and "New
York Tribuno" between times by the fire
light nt night, nnd I got there a little too
much of "Useful Knowledge" nnd of
strength to allow baseless slander to over
throw tlio enterprise to which I have given
my life. Judd shall realize his fear that
tho Userul Knowledge Publishing Com
wlll publish agricultural books as well as
other books, nnd It will not chargo ifl.CO
Tor n book Hint does not cost 15 cents to
mnnuracturc. In response to pressing
and almost distressing calls from all over
the country, from farmers, farmers' boys
and teachers, It will also enter the field of
school-book publishing presently, and wo
shall see what will become of tho high
prices of tho rich nnd grasping publishers
iu that Held. The Useful Knowledge Pub
llshlng Company docs what Judd, and no
other of tho old-llno publishers do, It sends
Us books to any part of United States, and
nllows privilege of examination before
payment Is required. It supplies Us agents
with copies of its clieap and beautiful
publications for distribution among their
customers, for examination nt their leisure,
and nllows tho return of any books not
wanted. Specimen pages of Us publica
tions, catalogues, nnd terms to club agents,
booksellers, and canvassers will bo sent
frco upon request. Address the Useful
Knowledge Publishing Company, 18 Vesoy
St., New York. John B. Alden, Business
Agent.
Pens, pencils, pen holders, Ink, rubb ere,
mucilage in great variety at tlio Couimhian
store.
MARRIAGES.
BitiNK IriiEit Near New Columbus, on
the 25th of June, 18S2, by the Itev. B. F.
Keller, Mr. "William Brink of Jackson
township, Columbia county, to Miss
Julia A. Ipher, of Fairmount township,
uzorno county, Pa.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Canton and Renfrew Dress Glnshams
lOcts h yard at Clark it Son's. New lot
just In. Why pay 13J and 15cts?
C. C. Marr pays 20c for butter and eggs.
Corn, oats, timothy and clover seed.
Hour, meat, fish, also sperm, sweet, castor.
choice and No. 1 nent's-foot, whale, linseed,
machine, vacuum headlight, and cod liver
oils, ready mixed paint In one and two
lounii tin cans, aim uy tne quart nun gai
on, different colors; choice nnd No. 1 nnd
! furniture and coach varnish, iu small or
large quantities, white lend, putty, gluss,
all sizes, hay rope and pulleys, for sale at
Il.l.i t? 1... C-ll.. , 1
IIU QUUUl, run IS llJUIlg. JUUUlU--il
Farmers dealliu: ut W. B Allen's can be
accommodated with stabling, apr. 7-tf.
Calves, lambs, larije sholes, fat sheep.
corn, oats, rye, hay, oak and hemlock baric
and wool wanted at Light Street, by Silas
oung. juno iu u-w
Linen Ulsters. Parasols. Hoop Skirts.
'aiders, Fans occ at Clark oc Son's.
Go to AV. E. Geddls. for ireneral col.
lection of green bouse and beuding plants.
upi i -j m
Lumber, lots of it for sale. Pino boards
2. 14. ami 10 feet Ion 2. phio plank 12.
14 and 10 feet lone:, hemlock board 12. 14
nnd lit feet long hemlock plank 12, 14, 10
and 18 feet long, joisls 12, 14, 10 and 18
icet long, -"vi runs 1.', 11, iu ami ih ieet
long, Shingle Inth, ceiling lath, shingles
No. 1, 2, and !!. Pickets and siding at
Lightstreet by Silas Young.
miiy iu-j 111
s iood clears as enn bo found In town
are kept at W. B. Allen's East end gro
cery. nprn i-u
Bareralns In Black and Colored Dress
Silks. Come see Chirk t Son's.
Hutterick's July patterns at C. 0. Marr's
In the absence of John Wolf, farmers
wnntiiiir fai in machinery will please call at
W. B. Allen's. april 7-tf
Tlio Pittsburi; Dyo Company havo ap
pointed William It. Hlii'Tosc. West street.
second door from Third, as their agent Tor
mis county uruers can no sent to 111s re
sidence, and will lie promptly attended to.
Good work guaranteed. 2w
Flour and feed can always bo had at
Allen's East end grocery. nprll 7-tf
0. C. Slarr wants butter, ecirs. lard. side.
shoulder and Hum.
W. B. Allen has Just opened a lot of new
goods, embracing lino groceries, glass
ware, painted china, queenswure, Ac. All
of the best, and ut thu lowest prices.
apill7-tf
I, don't 0, how C. 0. Marr can sell cali
coes for 5c.
A HA1T1ST MISlSTKli'S KXl'KIUKNTK.
I am u Baptist Minister, and before I
even thoimht of beinii a clertrvman. I irrad.
uated In medicine, but left a lucratlvo
practice tor my present profession, 40 years
ago. I was for many years a suirerer from
quinsy! "Thomas's Eclectrlo Oil cuied
mo." 1 was aiso irouuicii witn Hoarseness,
nun 1 nonius' i-.ciectrlc uu always relieved
we. My wife and child hnd iliphthciia,
and "Thomas' Eclectrlo Oil cured them,"
and if taken in time it will cure seven times
out of ten, 1 am confident it is a euro for
tlio most obslluato cold or cough, and If
any ono will take u small tenspoon and half
till It with thu Oil, and then place tho end
of tho spoon In ono nostril and draw tho
Oil out ot the spoon into tlio head by sinf.
ting us hard as they can, until tho Oil rails
over into thu throat, and practice that twice
a week, I don't care how oll'enslvo their
head may be, It will clean It out and cure
their catarrh. For deafness nud earache it
has dono wonders to my certain knowledge.
It is tlio only mediclno dubbed patent inetl
Ictno that I havo ever felt like recommend
ing, nnd 1 um very anxious to see It lu
every place, ror I tell you that I would not
bo without It lu my liouso loraii) consider
ation. I am now Buffering with a putn like
rheumatism In mv right limb, und nothing
Hit. E. V Ciiask.
Corry, Pa.
1 jnMligaMr,
bo In the hands of all our lady lenders-