The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, October 06, 1882, Image 3
The Columbian. BLOOMSBURG, PA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER Ctli, 1882. Correct Ritllrond Time- Table. Tralni on tho rhliadolpula & It. H. Icavo Itupcrt an follows i 1 north. booth. 515 a.m. 1149 a.m. 4 04 p. m. 45 p. m. TrlM on tha D. I,. W. 11. 11. leave liloomsburg as follows 1 NORTII. BOUTIt. T 38 a. m. s is a. m. 50 68 a. m. U4i a.m. e M p. m. 4 si p. m. ThoIMS train south connects with tho I'hlla. (lelphla Heading at Itupcrt, and wltU tho Northern Central at Northumberland. Tho 6:93 a. m. train connocts at Northumberland with 9:15 train on l'ennsylvanla road reaching Philadelphia at 811 p. m The 11:4 train connects with Philadelphia and Heading roal at ltuport at 11:50 reaching Phila delphia ntt:oop. m. Tho 11:43 train connects with I'cnnnylnnla roal at Northumberland at 1:41 roachlng rblladcl phla at 7:35 p. m. Th 4:T p m. train connects with Pennsylvania road at Northumberland at 8:05 p. m. ana reaches Philadelphia at :55 n. m. rulillc Halcfl. Administrator of Jncob S. IIcss will bcII real estate In 8ugnrloaf, October ICtli, at 3 p. m. Executor of Geo. Glrton will sell real es tate In Greenwood, November 4tli, nt 10 n. m. John Bhumatt will sell his Espy farm on November 2nd. See advertisements. I'crHomil, J. E.Vannntta, tho Berwick jeweler was In town last Bfttnrdny, seeing his mnny friends. Miss Ella Frleble of l'cnnlngton, N. jTTs visiting Miss Ada Ilnrtmnu. G. W. Sterner nttended tho Allcntown fair Inst week. Dr. A. L. Turner carries his left hand In a sling, being aflllctcd with one of Job's comforters. Mrs. George Krcamcr 1ms returned from Philadelphia, whcrojlie has been visiting friends. Mr. John Lowell nnd famll'havo been visiting friends at Allcntown. O. 15. Jackson Esik of Berwick was In town on Monday. William Bry son Esq. condidato for tho Legislature, and O. B. Millard of Ccntralla spent n few hours In towu Wednesday. D. F. Curry, the genial Ccntralla landlord was In town last Saturday. Ho brought over a fast horse to place It In charge of Samuel Prentiss. Messrs. A. G. Klmbcrly nnd C. II. Zehn dor, of Berwick took an active part In the convention of the Y. M. C. A. at William upon. Ed. Hartman Is taking In New York nnd Philadelphia and will bring part of both of them to show tho people who come to the Fair next week Judge Hughes of Catawlssn has so far re covered from his recent accident as to be able, to get about with tho assistance of crutches. Bead N. J. Hcndcrsbott's advertisement. Wasibd. Three girls to do general house work. Inquire at this oftlcc. A. Sollcdcr keeps constantly'on hand nil kinds of boots, shoes, and gaiter uppers, M. C. Woodward desires us to say that ho Is not n candidate for sheriff on any ticket. Proceedings have been commenced in court to havo tho old Episcopal burying ground lemoved. You can do better by buying your groceries of F. S. Kiuport's than any other place In town. Barnum's Show will be at Willlamsport on the 9th Inst, and at Sunbury on tho 10th. Mr. DeemerBeldlemnn has been secured by tho Wilkcs.Barre Y. M. C. A. for gen eral secretary. He entered upon his duties October 1st. Economy is the secret of wealth, so al ways go to D. Lowenbcrg's nnd buy your clothing. You can always get the best value, latest styles, and reliable goods. Mrs. M. E. Ent Is improving tho outward appearance of her building by painting, and penciling the brick work. The members of the Willlamsport city council are under nrrest for not keeping tho streets in repair. When you come to the Fair don't fall to call and Bee the splendid Stock of Keudy-Mado clothing at 1). Lowenbcrg's. Nineteen buildings were destroyed by fire at Illdgwuy, Elk county, last Friday. They have noflro protection but tho bucket brigade. Peter Herdlc, whoso ai rest at Willlams port was mentioned last week, was dls charged after a full hearing before Judge Cummin. J. O. Moorhcad and Dr. T. C. Hnrtcr of Espy havo dissolved partnership, C. W Kline has purchased Dr. Hnrtcr's Interest In the business. 1 Tho Whlto sewing machluo sold by J. Saltier, Bloomsburg, received tho first pre mlum nt tho itlngtown fair, as the best machine, and for the best work done on tho grounds. Edward A. Ilnwllngs has purchased of tho cslnto of the late William McKclvy, the lot adjoining the Columbian building, and will erect n brick Btoro and dwelling there on. Tho finest Una of wedding and party In vitations ever exhibited in this town will bo opened next week at tho Columbian store. This Is tho only office In tho county that keeps such goods In stock. Header, have you paid a state or county tax within two years? If not, to-morrow, Saturday, October7th, Is tho last day to pay it, and unless paid then you will loso your vote. People who havo not yet seen tho comet should not miss tho present opportunity. Tho same chanco may not occur In a life, time. Tho comet Is now visible nt flvu a. 111., nnd Its brilliancy Is beyond de scrlption. Get up and see It. Thomas. A. Armstrong.tho labor candldute for governor, and Hon. Charles Harrison of Baltlmoro will speak In the Opera House on Baturday afternoon and evening, Oc tobcr flth. at 2:80 and 7 o'clock. Tho condition In which lloscmont cem etery Is kept Is not creditable to tho com pany nor to tho town. Thero should be well kept walks and closo mown lawns instead of high grass and weeds. It adds to the sorrow of thoso who loso friends, to bo obliged to bury thcra In so neglected a spot. Don't read this It Is only Intended for tho man who wants to buy full wlue for Ids money and you can always get it at tho popular clothing store of D. Lowell berg. Duffalorobes, fancy robes, lap robes nnd blankets, at C. S. Fiinnriti's. THE Tlicro will bo a largo attendanco at tho fair If tho weather is favorable. Chickens wanted nt F. 8. Klnports' In either trado or cash. All who attend the fair next week should patronlzo tho Ent Post No. 250, G. A. II. who havo chnrgo of the dinner stand on tho grounds. You can buy canned goods of nil kinds, at F. 8. Klnports'. Call nnd sco how cheap ho sells them. An nrtlclo on Bloomsburg, written by a correspondent of tho Phlladolph'a lu was In typo for this Issue, but Is crowded out by other matter. It will appear next week. The Journal appears this week In Its now form. It Is printed on good paper nnd is very neat In mechanical make-up. Dr. Schuyler will, 110 doubt, make It an inter estlng paper. B0 empty barrels and half barrels for salo nt the Exchange hotel. The Independents of Catawlssn will hold n meeting In Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening tho 10th Inst, which will bo ad dressed by Hon. Clms. 8. Wolfe, Major Merrick and E. K. Martin. There Is nothing that Improves tho ap pcarancc, address and looks like ono of tlw Fall Stylo hats you can buy nt D, Lowenbcrg's. The Lllllo Hall Burlesque Combination at tho Opera Houso this Frldny evening, will draw a largo crowd, as It h said to be ono of the best variety troops on the road. The Norrlstown 3Vmj of Tuesday, speaks very flatteringly of them. I. W. Hartman & Son appear with an attractive announcement In this Issue, They are among our most enterprising merchants, and deserve tho largo patron age which they enjoy. Call and sco them during the fair. A new brusscls carpet has been laid In tho law library, and elegant new chairs placed therein, both of which wore needed, Tho county commissioners are displaying good taste and judgment in tho work about the Court House. The place to get Artlitle and Anato mically cut clothing made up by 'skilled workmen, is nt D. Lowenbcrg's, Merchant tailor and Gent's outfitter. At tho Y. M. O. A. Convention nt Wil llamsport, Mr. A. G. Klmbcrly of Berwick read n paper on "Libraries and Bending rooms" which is highly spoken of by the press. A resolution was passed by the convention directing it to bo priuted for general circulation. We said last week that the Itecorder's office was the neatest In tho Court House, but this Is 110 longer tho case, since the Commissioners have been giving all the offices a general overhauling. The Sheriff's and Prothonotnry's offices have been paper ed and painted, nnd it is now a pleasure to go In thcin. The foundry and machine shop of Har mau & Hasscrt ought to have been included by the lress correspondent among the lead ing industries of Bloomsburg. They have recently enlarged their facilities, and are turning out a large amount of work. Wo will give an extended account of thclrlmprova rncnts soon. Just received a new 101 of Elgin, Walt ham, Springfield and other make of watches in open and hunting cases, warranted from two to five years. Also silver plated teaspoons one dollar a set, table spoons two dollars a set, at L. Bcrnlmrd's Jewelry Store. G 0-tf Mr. J. S. Beit!", will open a new cash meat market in the Knorr & Wintcrstccn building, next door to 1st National Bank, on this Friday, Oct. 0. He will keep fresh meats of all kinds, nnd poultry in season. Mr. Iteitz lias had an experience of over fifteen years in the business nnd knows how to do up meats to please the taste. Punt-io Salic op Soiiool Dei ks. There will be sold at public outcry, at the Kupcrt School house, in Montour township, Col umbia county, on Saturday the 14th day of October 1882, at two o'clock p. m., about seventy-fivo second-hand school desks, all in order and ready for use. By order of Montour School Board- J. G. Quick, Secretary- Mottoes at D. Lowenbcrg's store i Best materials, Superior finish, Latest styles, Perfect fits and Popular prices. Wo are Informed that thero Is some talk of having the run on Fourth street between Market and Centre, covered with a stone culvert, and hope that tho project may be carried out. The town authorities could not spend money in any way that would add more to tho ndvantago of tho people The run is a natural outlet for sewerage, and no doubt will some day be utilized as a drainage for at least half the town. A now use has been discovered for pota toes. They can be converted Into a sub stance resembling celluloid by peeling them and after soukinc In water Impreg nated with eight parts of sulphuric aeld, drying and pressing between sheets of blotting paper. In Franco pipes are made of this substance, scarcely distinguishable from meershnum. By subjecting the mass to great pressure billiard balls can bo made of it rivalling ivory in hardness. Just as soon as the Bicyclo rnco Is over at the Fair grounds, crowds will rush at once to buy their Fall and Winter clothing at I). Lowenbcrg's. Caw's Block Fluid Is tho only known Ink that Is positively non-corrosive to steel pens. Flows freely 1 does not tnlcken by ex. posurc, and lias tho decided advantage of writing black nl first. It will not fade or mould ; deposits no sediment, nnd Is not injured by freezing. Tho best Ink for uso In fountain pens of all kinds. For Bale by Elwell & Blttenbcnder. Meyers, tho young man who killed Hufnaglo at Nescopeck last July, an nc- count of which wo published at the time, was scutenced at Wllkcsbarre, on Friday hist, to pay a fine of if 50, and costs, aud a term of six months In tho county jail. His previous good character, tho recom mendation of the jury to tho mercy of tho court, nnd It not appearing that thoro was any intention to do serious injury, led tho court to Impose this light sentence. Democratic MccMmkh, There will bo 11 meeting of tho Democro cy at tho Opera Houso In Bloomsburg on Thursday evening October 12th, ut half past seven o'clock, which will be address, ed by Gen. William McCandlcss of Phlla dclphln, and Hon. C. It. Buckalew. Also ut Catawlssa on Friday evening, October 18th, ut half past seven, when Geu. Mo. Cundless and other speakers will bo pres. ent. Turn out, for Pattison and Reform. This Is no Humbug, call and bo con. vlnced see for yourselves ask your friend's advice, get your wife, or sister, or brother und they will tell you tho right place to buy your clothing, ready-made, or iiitulo to order, Is at D, Lowenbcrg's. COLUMBIAN AJfD DEMOCRAT, A nlfr ItHtnlillitliiiiciit, Wo recently dropped In tho popular clothing storo of David Lowcnberg, and wcro astonished to find such a largo and well selected stock. He carries as many goods ns many of tha large city stores, and his prices compare very favorably with the lowest. In addition to his stock of cloth' Ing Is n flno assortment of cloths, cassl, meres, beaver, melton diagonals, Trunks, robes nnd overythlng that can bo found anywhero In the largo clothing houses. Mr, Lowcnberg Is ono of our most enterprising citizens and his large trade la well deserved. A Painful Accllent. J. D. Bodtne of Mainvlllo met with a very painful If not fatal accident last Satur day evening by the explosion of a gun, Tho weapon had been loaded for some time, and the chargo was drawn all but tho pow. dcr. Several caps wcro used In an attempt to discharge the powder, but tho weapon hung fire. Bodlno then placed the muzzlo In his mouth to blow Into the barrel when the explosion occurred. His mouth and throat wcro badly burned, and It was feared for a ttmu that his throat would swell shut, but according to lato reports that danger has past, nnd tho doctors have hopes of lils recovery. Mr. Bodlne Is well and favor. ably known through the county, having served ns Mercantile appraiser, nnd also through the statu as Gland Marshal of the Patriotic order Sons of America. Wo hope to hear soon of his rccovciy. It is no uso talking, says Brown, when I go to tho Bloomsburg Fair I am going to buy a good overcoat at the popular cloth. ing store of D. Lowcnberg; ho can always suit me nnd give mo satisfaction. lXmlcl SIlHtooIclilH JInu. Berwick was the sceno of a spirited tus sle tho other day. D. F. 8eybcrt attempted to compel a girl who had been working for him to change her purpose of leaving. Sho had taken tho train for Wilkes-Barre when Seybert reached tho depot, He look her from tho car and was maltreating her when a Philadelphia drummer camo to her res cue- The drummer was too much for Dan lei and forced him to let the girl go on her way. Tho next morning the man of many lawsuits nppcorcd at the depot with tho avowed purpose of punishing the ''commer cial tourist," who had remained In town over night- The man of the grip-sack was there to take tho train and Daniel, pulling off his coat, squared for the fight. He let one of his fists fly at the drummer, but failed to hit his antagonist, but on the con trary was floored lilmse f. A desperato struggle ensued In which Daniel was so badly hammered that his most intimate friends didn't know him. The drummer proved to bo game and escaped without be ing hurt. Tho affair drew quite a crowd nnd has created a sensation, SMchMnny Echo. Our school suits are just what parents are in want of, made from good wear-resisting fabrics, suitable for school or play. Bring the boys to tho popular store of D. Lowcnberg and buy their fall suit. IlcrwIcU IlltH. The Jackson & Woodln Co., havo a con tract for 800 cars and arc not likely to suspend work except for sufficient time to make repairs. The work of grading streets is being pushed along rapidly and our town will soon present a rcspcctablo nppcarance in that regard. The Y. M. C. A- lecture course opens up next Thursday with a lecture by Prof. Sheppard, subject: "Why did she marry him ?" The lecturer has a fine reputation and a big houso will greet him hern over one hundred and forty season tickets were sold on the day the diagram was opened up. A. W. Dickson one of our young mer chants leads to the altar, Miss Sallie Freas on Thursday next. Singular, us the lecture, at night will expluin "why sho married him." Thu bishops of tho M. E. Church will hold a cor'crence here some time In next month. Pay-day was very quiet last Thursday, the boys seemed to hold on to their dimes somewhat afraid that work would be scarce, but the prospect is favorable and our people breath easier. Berwick people are pleased to learn of tho Improved outlook for Bloomsburg In the establishment of the new Industry and universal congratulations are freely offered to her enterprising citizens who havo been the means of securing so desirable an ac quisition. One of tho many attractions during our county Fair will be tho large und well assorted stock of clothing now on exhlbi tion nt the store of David Lowonbcrg. Council lroceecll'iKH. Council met at 7 o'clock p. m., October 4th. All members present except Mr. Hussert. On motion the Secretary was ordered to purchase six chain police nippers and ono of Phillips' patent nippers. In the matter of the removal of tho dead from the old burial ground of St. Paul's E. church, it ws referred to thu Prcsl. dent and town solicitor for Investigation. On motion a committee was appointed to examine the run on the north Bide of Fourth street with a view to covering It with a stone arch, and report at next meeting. A petition was presented asking tho coucll to tako some action In regard to proner drainage and sewcrago for the town. Street commissioner wus Instructed to notify property owners 011 north side of Main Btreet near Normal school, to lay their pavements within tun days. rown Surveyor wos directed to fix tho grade on First street between Market and Iron. It was ordered that a slnglo crossing bo laid on second street from Fcttcrinaii's building to Isaiah Hagcnbuch's. On motion it was ordered that here after no parties bo allowed to clean cess pools, without a permit from the Town council, nnd that no persons or parties be allowed tho privilege to clean cess pools except between tho hours of ten p. in., and four a. in., and only on application for permit from President of town council. Albert Hcrbine was appointed police officer. Tho crowd durlnrr Fair will bo found looking nt thu Fall and Winter goods at D. Lowenbcrg's, I'crHonull To Mcu Ouly I Voltalo Belt Co., Marshall, Michigan, will send Dr .Dye's Celebrated Electro-Yoltaic Belts und Electrlo Appliuncos on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who arc aflllctcd with Nervous Debility, Lost Vital Ity, and manhood, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy relief and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as ubov. N. II. No risk Is In. currcd, ns thirty days' trial Is allowed. Oct. 28. '8My If Georgo Washington had ever como to Bloomsburg hu would certainly havo bought his clothing nt the reliable store of D, Lowunborg. Among tho candidates for favor with the music loving world Is tho lvers & Pond piano. No belter evidence of their merit could bo given than that they hnve been Rclected for uso lu tho New England Conscrvntniy of Muslo nt Boston, where they are made. That tho management should purchase fifty Pianos of this mako Is conclusive evl. denco of their confidence In tholtiilrtnnent. Had Ihcy entertained tho least purl Ida of doubt as to tho durability or perfection of tho Ivmts & Pond Pianos, thoy would havo acted moro cautiously and purchashd a few of these Instruments for trial. But tliU was not tho case; they wcro cntliely cntlxilcd that the Ivitru & Pond Piakoh wcro as nearly perfect as could be 'limde, and hav. Ing Arrived at that condition, adopted them for uso At their conservatory. J. Snltzcr of this town Is ngeut for these pianos, and has them on exhibition nt his wnro rooms. From peisonnl examination thu writer Is satisfied they are Just what they are represented to be. Boys cry, children sulk, nnd old men get mad when they cannot get to Blooms, burg to buy their hats, ut D. Lowenbcrg's. nl.Ceiilciiiiliil Notes. That tho people of our county may know tho many ultractlnns of tho celebrntlon In Philadelphia, we will nolo from time to tlmo tho main features of the various days. Tuesday, October 24th, Is set apart for the representation of thulundlngof William Pcnn at Blue Anchor Inn, now Dock Street wharf Philadelphia. (Dock Street runs from third Street between Chestnut nnd Walnut south-easterly to the Ddawaro Blvcr j tho wharf being between Spruco nnd Pino Street, the second nnd third streets south of Wnluilt.) Tho Decorations of river and ocean craft will be of n magnttudo without parallel In tho hlf tory of Philadelphia ; and on the samo day tho civic processions will be on n scalo of unusual grandeur. Firemen, with apparatus, tiomparlng tho different Bystcms of years gone by with tho present, from tho old bucket and hand englno to the steam-engine, nnd its plug and suction connections, will form the second grand feature of tho day. FIro companies from nil parts of tho State, and many from adjoining States, will take part in the procession, and the display promises to bo larger and finer than any firemen's parado which has ever taken plaec. Look out for later announcements of cheap excursions to Philadelphia from the various points on the Philadelphia & Bead ing Bnilroad and do not miss seeing tho finest series of processions ever inaugurat ed. Grand display of fireworks In the even ing. Wednesday, October 2.1th, trades' dis play nnd Welsh singing societies ; moving tableaux throughout the streets In tho even ing, Thorough description of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday processions will be given in subsequent numbers Get ready to go, and do not forget the days and their attractions. Spectacles and eye glasses, to suit all ages, at L. Bombard's Jewelry store. SKINNY MEN. "Wells' Health Bcnower" restores health aDd vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, sexual Do blllty. LOCAL NOTICES. I will pav unv person $10,00 who will conscientiously say, that ho can buy cloth ing as cheap at any other establishment in the county. Li. ukoss, I'rop. n. 1. Store. Di'.cd apples, blackberries, cherries, peaches, huckleberries, raspberries. &c fcc., wanted nt I. W. Hartman & Son's. W. B. Allen has Just opened a lot of new goods, embracing fine groceries, gla9s. ware, painted china, queenswnre, &c. All of the best, and nt the lowest pr'ce -. apru mi More black and colored dress silks at Clark fc Son's. Also a full Una of black and colored silk plushes and velvets. nt,l vn ann tin, .,!. a,, It rtf nlntlma n t Gross' N. Y. Store, Bloomsburg for 5,- L. E. Wharv has enlarged his store, and has on hand a largo stock of stoves, heaters, and ranges. Cellar heaters put In. A new lot of bird cages Just received, Prices low. Call and examine. Main street, below Market, Bloomsburg. oct u-a w Moro black and colored cashmeres this week at Lutz ifc Sloan's. Flour and feed can always bo had at Alleu's East cud grocery. aprll 7-tf Gross the N. Y, Clothier has a grand stock ot fall and winter hats. Butter and eggs wanted nt I. W. Hurt- man ifc Son's. Lutz & Sloan will have more underwear In this week. Go to I. W. Hartman & Son's for dishes. glussware, lumps, &c, at lowest prices- For black or colored dress silks co to Lutz & Sloan's. Black silk dolmans and fur lined clrcu. lars at Clark & Son's very cheap, it will pay you to iook nt iiicm. iV full line of the latest nnd nobbiest win- ter clothing, for men, boys nnd children, At Gross' N. Y. Store Bloom. Klnport's Compound Asiatic Balsam, or Dlurrhcca cure. A remedy that has never failed In diarrhan. It also gives instant relief In en'le, cramp, or pain, in the stom ach, Prepared and sold by J. H. Klnports Evans' block, Main St., Bloomsburg P11. Aug. 4tn am More black and colored cashmeres at Chirk & Son's, with n full line of other dress goons, Don't wait for another Invitation to 1. W. Hartman & Son's, but rush in next week nnd see their goods. A lady wishing to mako a coat or dolman will find a full line of cloths, plushes und trimmings nt iuz oc uiontrs. Boys suits for 14,00 at Gross' N. Y. Store, Bloom, A look at I. W. Hnrtmnn & Son's new shades of dress cloths will convince you of your need. Lutz & Sloan expect to gut a full llnu of single and double shawls this week. Ladles' shoes from ,2. to $4. nt 2.1 hit cant, less thuu cost at Gross' N. Y. Store, liloom. If you want to mako up 11 cloth or plush coat go to Clark & Son's for It, they huvu the goods and any quantity of trimmings for them. Lllley & Sloppy, Oriiuguvlllu, will receive a car load of milt this week. Parties want ing salt will do well by calling on thum before purchasing clsowheru. Ladles'. Misses', aud Children's eossn. men, 1.05, S1.75, $2.00 up to $3.00 lit I. W. Hnrtmnn Ss Sou's, Look nt them when you come to the Fair. Lutz & Slonn havu n largo stock of the latest styles of Ladles coats and dolmans. To bu opened on Saturday, at I. W. Hartman & Bon's, 60 beautiful winter shawls. Beo them next week. For silk or wool phuh for couts or trimming, go to Lutz & Sloan's. Overcoats lu great variety ut Gross' N, Y. Store, Bloom, Funcv bordered handkerchief ut Chirk- & Son's. Ladles', chlldrcns' and men' underwear ut Ch-'k & Bon's. Awny down. BLOOMSBURG, As good cigar as enn bo found In town uru Kept nt w. 11. Alien's wast enn pro. eery. nprll 7-tf Tho rush will bo next week nt I. W. Hnrtmnn & Son' In sco nnd buy the new goods. LUlov & Sti-iiDV havo recolvcd fifteen cases of boots which will bo sold nt very low prices, jjiii'j tv .iii'iiii iiuvi-j umi 110 uuu .11111 largo n stock of Dry Goods as they havo now. Farmers dealing nt W. B Allen's enn bo nccommodntcd with stabling, npr. 7-tf. 1t1l1n nlntl, Inmllnr. rtnlnra n1di n 1in gain It- Gilbert's B-4 Rutting flannels nt 75 uenis 11 jam, worm n 3 more, uinrK iv Don. Parties nttcndluir tho fair, so deslrlnc ran have teeth extracted at Dr. I. L. Babb's by tlic use of gas. 11 ) ihi warn, iu uuy n j'uuuuu, cum, paletot nr. Jacket, ladles, go to Clatk & i:.,.,-., in.,. i.,..i, i -::, When you come to tho Fair call at F. ff. Klnports1' nnd sco his lnrgo stock of groceries. Cotton, wool and merino hosiery for mines ami children, nolo domestic and foreign, nt Clark & Son's. Teeth extracted by the uso of gas at Dr. I. L. Babb's. Now open, a full lino of slnirlo nnd double shawls awny down, nt Clark & aon's. If you are In want of any queenswnre or glassware, go 10 r. . Kinpori'S. Canton and wool flannels, blankets, sheetings, Ax., now open nt dark & Son's. BUSINESS NOTICES "HTA pint of tho finest Ink for families or schools can bo mado from n tun-cent pack age of Diamond Dye. Try them. NRW JKIiSKY 1'IiKMIUM WINK. Physlclnns stnto that the Port Wlno that took the premium ut the Centennial, pro duced and oifercd for salo by Mr. Alfred Spcer. of New Jersey, Is n wine that can be! safely used for medicinal purposes, being pure nnd free from medication, nnd Is more reliable than other Port Wines. It Is especially recommended f r wenkly females and tho nged. The deep color is duo to the Iron from tha brown stone shnlo rock on which the grnpes grow, which Is rich In Iron. For sale by C. A. Klelm. I KNOW W1IK11EOP 1 SI'EAK. For I havo used It extensively. I regard Parker's Ginger Tonic u most excellent rem edy for kidney, lung aud stomach disor ders. It invigorates without intoxlcatine. J. Frnncls, Beliglo Philos, Journal, Chica go. Oil, WHAT A COCOH 1 Will you heed the warning. The signal pcihans of thu sure approach of that more terrible disease Consumption. Ask your selves If you can afford for the sake of saving CO cts., to run the risk aud do noth ing ror It. We know irom experience that Slilloh's Cure will cure your Cough. It never falls. This explains why more than a Million bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup, and Whooping ('ough, nt orce. Mothers do not bo without it. For lamu back, side, or chest, uso Slilloh's Porus Plaster. Sold by J. H. Klnports. may ly-eow. TIlIUStrilANT. Mrs- Sclgfrlcd, Marlon, O., says Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil was triumphant in her case ; she used it for a severe cold and pain in side und was relieved in n few minutes. DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT. Is It not worth tho small price of 75 cents to frco ; irsclf of every symptom of these distress' complaints, If you think so call at our storo and get a bottle of Slilloh's Vitalizcr, every bottle has a printed guar antee on it, use accordingly and if it docs you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by J. H. Klnports. may 12-cow. A llENOVATINO P.KMKUY Is to be found in Burdock Blood Bitters. As an antidote for sick headache, female weakness, biliousness, Indigestion, consti pation, nnd other diseases of a kindred na ture, these bitters nru invaluable. Price 11,00. Persons whoso blood has been corrupted, and the circulation deranged by foul sec tions thu result of the disordered chemis rctry of the body-need for their purification something like 'an Inward baptism at the hands of Mrs. Lydia Pinkham, whose lab oratory is at No, 23a Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Her Vegetablo Compound is fairly Inundating tho country as with a river of llfo. Want a lot of teams right along to haul out lumber from about four miles nbovo Bohrsburg wheru Clint Lewis is sawing, near Mathuw McIIenry's or John Bantz's to Bloomsburg nnd Berwick, $5,00 per per thousand to Bloom, and 40,50 per thousand to Berwick, through July, August, und September. I ivc all kinds of storo goods, flour, meat, clover nnd timothy seed, con', lime, harness, fly-nets &c, nt Silns Young's Light Street. Pa. July 2S-8w A BUFFKllEII FISOM lUIKUMATISM, I limped nbout foryears with a cane, and could not bend down without excruciating pain. Parker's Ginger Tonic effected an astonishing euro nnd Keeps mo well. It is infallible. M. Gullfoyle, BInghainton, N. Wc have a speedy and posltlvo euro for catarrh, dlptherln, canker mouth nnd headache in Slilloh's Catarrh Bcmcdy. A nasal injector free with each bottle. Uso It If you dcslru health nnd sweet breath. Prico CO cents. Sold by J. H. Klnports. may 12-eow. Arc you troubled with such symptoms of dyspepsia as belching, tasting of tho food, heart-burn, etc. ? Brown's Iron Bitters will euro you, Seo 11 wo.nan in another column, near Speer's Vineyards, picking grapes from which Spce -'s Port Grape Wlno Is made, that Is so highly esteemed by tho medical profession, for tho usu of Invalids, weakly persons and the nged. Sold by Druggists. sept 22-ly Ely's Cream Balm reduces Inflammation. Sores in thu nasal passages nru healed In a fuw days. Catarrhal headache is dissipated. senses 01 smell, lasie una Hearing uru re. btored. Prico GO cents. Apply Into nostrils with little Anger. ONLY TWO HOTTI.KS. Messrs. Johnson, Hollowny& Co., whole sale druggists of Philadelphia, Pa., report that some time ago a gentleman handed them 11 dollar, with a great request to scud 11 good catarrh curu to two army olllcera In Arizonn. Becently tho snnn gentleman told them that both thu olllccrs and thu wllu of Gun, John C. Fremont Gov. of Ari zona, h I been cured of catarrh by tho two bottles Ely's Cream Balm. "Necessity Is tho mother of Invention." Diseases of the liver, kidneys and bowels brought forth that sovereign remedy Kidney-Wort, which Is nature's normal cura tive for all those diru complaints. In cither liquid or dry form It Is u perfect remedy for those terrible discuses that causo so many deaths. "ilOCait ON ItATS." Clears out ruts, mice, roaches, files, nnts, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Druggists. Addison's Liver Benewer, or medicine prepared lot uisenses 01 tnu Hverj dyspep sin, sick und nervous headache, constlpa. Hon of the bowels, colic, soi-r stomach, heartburn, fever und ngue, dropsy, jaun. dice, Ac,, prepared from roots una herln strictly vejretnb'e. Prepared only by J. H. Klnports, Bloomsburg, Pa. Aug. 4th 3m. "iiuciiupaiha." Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid. noy, Bladder nnd Urinary Discuses. $1. Druggists, Eilo,7,.Mo5:NrOIlAT0Ry. MlNBi'itKN teuciu'is uml loctuiura, spocuitiis i iu uiui ui',uiuiuum. luorougu una njbiu IlllltlO CUltliro 111 Voire. Kiiuiii'liill.iii nml il... lu ihelr appllcatloj to I'onvcmtloo, llecltatlon and oratory. Chartered 1S76. llrauts diplomas I'all Term opeiiH octoiicr 1. Bend for I nrn Imriiit 11 ml riiiuniuiiuu . 1, II. IIicciitkl Secretary, 14l and 14li Chestnut. Htieet, HillaUelphta, bopt, w, K-w, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. For dlarrhirn and dysentery get Dr. Gnle'11 cholera snrdflc. It la tlin licat nr. tide. It never falls to euro. It always proves satisfactory only 'm cents. Now Is tho ttmu to elenr your feet of corns, bunions nnd callouses, Dr. Gales' corn cure Is warranted. Monoy refunded 11 not suusinciory. vu cents pur pncKngc, uur slock or cloth, nnir. nail, shaving and tooth brushes contains bargains which customers win not inn to appreciate. Don't forget III Hcndcrsbott's Germnu Liniment is n whole mcdlclnc-chcst In Itself. It relieves pnln almost Instantly. It is nn Internal nnd external remedy which can bo taken or applied for almost any uiscasu 01 man or ucast. Largo bottlcA 50 cents. For a certain nnd pcrmnncnt cure for ague, chills and fever, dumb ngue mni. nrlal fever, Ac, get Hendcrshott's Ague Tonic. It Is a specific for ull thosu ills, trcsslng discuses arising from exposure to stagnant water, bogs and all marsh-mlas. mntlo Influences. Pint bottles $1.00. Pumlly medicine chests something en tllely new. In two sizes ! No. 1. 13 bottles. No. 2, 24 bottles. Thoy aro Just whnt every farmer should have call and sco them. Wo keen well stocked with tho best. strictly pure, spices of all kinds also flavoring extracts. Borax In Dnckaircs. nnd the best of Laundry soaps. N. J. Hendershott. iMARKETREP0RTS. BLOOMSBUBG MARKET. Wheatpor bushel. 51.00 .60 1 to .43 T.JO 6.S0 .30 .21 OS .40 .00 IS 15 15 .18 .16 10 00 23 Corn, " ., oats " " ., Flour per barrel .. Cloverseed Ilutter Tallow , potatoes Dried Apples Hams Sldca & Shouldors .. Chlekens Turkeys , u&ra per pouna liar per ton beeswax PHILADELPHIA MABKETS. OonitECTED WEEKLY. KLOlltt Thrt mftrlfpt. wn.qrtii1lhuf.Rlnflriv- miner. dne H 76 i J 00; oitr$125QS 15: Pennsylvania tamllrts -pixbII. UYK PI.OUlt-$t75 a 4 00. hkai Tiiomamotwas steady, out inactive, No. 2 western red M.07 3-1 fa. nt i ntt- npiawnrn and Penrsyivanturedtl 01 a"l us; longberry and amnerfl. lie 1.14. cults Market was dull and lower for local ubo: sail yellow soo j do mlied "9c; No. S do 76c. OATS Market was quiet nnd ttcady: No. 1 whit 6O0 : No. 3 do 4i Q 430 : No. 2 mixed SSc PROVISIONS Steady with fair demand. I.AKD Market was steady : city kettle 183 18VC: looso butchers' 12tc nrlmn ntnnm til 37m HIM. HUTTKIt The market was quiet and fancy grades wanted creamery oxtra 8U 9 atcjdo good to choice 26 28c; Bradford county and New York extra 26 a2S. KQOS scarce and wonted: Pennsylvania Sow !S7c; woBUirn 252cc. UDITOB'S NOTICE. BSTATJEUr UATUAKNB LAZARUS DBCSASKP. OF ORANQB TOWNSHIP. Tho understsrned auditor anoolnted bv the Or- fihans' Court of Columbia county.to distribute tho und la tho hands ot John Lazarus adminis trate rot said cstato. to and among-the turtles entitled thereto will perform thu duties ot ms nppoiaiiiioni. at onico or rreezo.Kyeriy wnito In Illoomsburir on Tuesday. October Mat. 1832. at ten o'clock a. m., when and where all persons having claims; upon said fund aro requested to present them or be forever debarred from com- 0ND. M. CLARK, Sspt22ta. Auditor, ITS (ME!! AND WE HAVE GOT IT. AN Immense New Stock of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, and A Gtsum! Iiine OF Gents'" Furnishing GOODS. Fall Novelties AT PRICES THAT WILL ISTOMl YOU CALL, AND 3333 ao3sr-vi3sraET3. AT ARE V TO THE Which promises to exceed in numbers of people and attractions on exhibition anything ever held in our county. If so, while here wo wish to call your attention to our large and comp'ele stock of Hardware and House Furnishing Goods. When not on the grounds give us a call whether you wish to buy or not, and see the many interesting and useful articles wc keep in stock. STOVES, Some of vou mav know wo aro but others may not. We never bought anything but the best and latest improved stoves, and our present stock which is not large we are closing out at very low figures,and the early callers will se cure the bargains. house mmmi imb In addition to our stock of builders, farmers, blacksmiths, and our variety of tols for rae chnnics.we have.owine: to a growing demand of house wives made a specialty of collecting useful articles for household use. Plain, f orcelain and tin lined Hollow Iron Ware, Wooden Ware, Baskets, Retined Stamped Tinware and the largest line of Table Cutlery, and spoons in the county. To call, seo and price eur goods, to buy. HOLMES & -war. READY-MIXED LM PASTE, LEAD PAINTS xl COMBINED WITH PURE LINSEED Oil, AND 3FI1KT33 COLORS, NO UNPLEASANT ODOR,. Satisfaction Guaranteed Oil MONEY REFUNDED. DELIVERED PflEE OP FREIGHT Whero wc lmvo no ngent. 8Orilors anil inuh'ii'H by Mail or Toleiiliono rcccivo imiomi't attention, -Amni-:ns,- MonlonrWbite Lead Zinc &ColorWorks RUPERT, PA. HENRY S.REAY, Proprietor. Ft B. HARTMAN, SALESMAN. May !0 .Cm A Good Article. For the past four years the w.oll known houso of Baugh & Sons, 20 S. Delaware Avenue, Plnla'il. havo been offerinc to our farmers their superior phos phate lor wheat, tobacco, corn and other crops. This was tho first firm to learn that fanners could not afford to pay from $40 to (j0 per ton for a fertilizer and they set to work to manufacture an article for less monoy, but to contain all tho virtues of tho high priced article. Thoy nro now manufacturing and selling a phosphato for $25 per ton on cars or boat in Phila., which I1113 been tried and found just what tho farmers need. Largo numbers of farmers havo used it and recommend it to their neighbors, For circular Bhowing guaranteed analysis ad dress 13AUGII & SONS, 20 S. DlililttVAHE AVH., PIIILADKU'IIIA, wpt. 6, i-m. COMCT; FAIR ? STOVE point? out of thu sfnvn hnsinrss. Hardware, Paints, Oils, &c, for Ware, Ualvanized and Marbleized places you under no obligations SCHUYLER. Anno HOTEL, STAND In tho town of lpj", lately repaired, In good run ning order, with a cood trade. Central location. im-ap anu on easy lerins. A FARM of sj acrea, wltli pood largo buildings, sjf acres of woodland, 2 wells. In a good utato ot cultivation, on a public road. 2 miles from Orangevlllo. bo rders on Flslilngcreek. Also one ot 92 acres Xrolla from Ltglitstreet. With plenty of fruit, water, buildings, timber, &c. Also one ot 8J acres on Jercyfjwn bill, along public road from llloomsburg to Jeineytown, In good stato ot cultivation, buildings, water, fruit, plenty of timber. A LOT of 14jf acres ljf miles from llloomsburg, build ings, fruit, plenty of water, splendid loeatlon.llno land for trucking. Clieap, A Grist Mill on T.tttlo Flshlngcreok 3 miles from llloom3burg Turblno wheel, full water poer, dwelling houso Including so acres ot laud, with a pa Ing trada Terms to suit purchaser. A largo brlcs residence on Socond street, cor ner lot, all conveniences. Also ono on East St., wlin stable, fruit, well and houso In present stylo. Also a largo f rnmo dwelling house on East St., on a double corner lot, with plenty of fruit, out-kltchen, stable and all conveniences, well suited tor retired life. A framo dwelling homo on corner of Fourth nnd West streets, for s,ilo cheap, lino on Ith street, corner lot. Terms, part, down nnd balance In monthly Installments. Ono on Urd street, prico low ana terms easy. A dwelling houio on Ccntro street, nno fruit, well, ntaUle, grounds and building In best of or der. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply at tho law ofllco u Wm. chrUman In Moyer's llulldlng, Uloomsburg, Pa. August 4, tf, UDITOR S NOTICE. K3TATK OK IIKNKV KINUSHCRV, UECEASKI1 Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or phans' Court of Columbia county to distri bute funds lu hands of Ueo. A. Doty, admlnl9tra tor, d. b. n , win attend to the duties ot his appointment at Ills olllco lu llloomsburg, on H.uurday, Nov, 4th at 10 a. 111., whero parties having claims on call fund nro requested to present them or bo forever debarred from comtng lu on said fund. C. II. WtOCKWAY, SeptSMa Auditor A UDITOK'S NOTICE. ESTATK OF CENJ. UiHMK, DECEASED, 1.001'ST TOWNSHIP. Tho undersigned auditor appointed by the Or- Ehau's Court of Columbia county to mako rilttrl utlonot the balanco In hands of theadmlnlttra tor of said cstato to and amongst tho parties en i Itled thereto will sit in tho omce of Freeze, liyer ly & Whlto In Ulooinsburg on Saturday tho isth nay ot October l&si. at in o'clock a. m. of said day, wbeu and whero all parlies Interested In said cs tato must attend or be forever debarred from any sharo ot Bald fund. H.V. WHITE. Pept 88 ta Auditor. A DMINISTH.VTOIt'S NOTICE. ESTATE Or JOHN LEWIS, LATE OK Sl'UAHLOAK TOWN- mill, I'hlKAS&P. Letters of administration on the estnte (if .Inlin Lewis lato cf sugarloat to v. oshlp Columbia county l'cnn'a., deceased, havo been granted by thu lteglster of said county to John Asbolman. ad ministrator. All iersons having claims against iuu usiaiuui me uet'eueiu art) reiiuesiea 10 pre sent them for settlement nnd thoso Indebted to the cstato to make payment to tho undersigned administrator without delay. a. L. KBITZ, JOHN ASHEI.MAN, Attorney, cam bra, B6D"8-aw. Administrator. UMTOlfS NOTICE. IN 1 HE MATTEK OY THE ESTATK Or Al'HVSTl'S MASON, DKCKA8EU. The undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or phans' Court of Columbia county l'ecnsylvunla to distribute balanco lu hands of uilinr. of said decedent as per account confirmed absolute Kept. 8 1SS4 will sit for tho discharge of the duties ot his appointment at Ills ofllco In llloomsburg, la said county on Friday October villi iss-i at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at which time nnd placo all parties Interested In Baldestuto aro required to uttend or bo forever debarred from any ill aro of said fund, CHAIILES (1, 1IAHKLKY, Septss-Sw Auditor. SUIISCUIHK FOR THE COLUMBIAN. 1.50 A YEAR.