THE COLUMBIAN AJSTD DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COtTNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
FRIDAY, OOT01H4K 13tli, 1882.
Correct Rnllriiiitt Time Table.
Trains on tho rhllttdolphla It, It. Icavo Hupcrt
aa follows t
HOOT It. KOOTIt.
9 l . m. II 45 ti. m.
u p. m. a 4.1 p. m.
Trlns on tho D. L. 4 W. It. It. lcsve Iltoomsburg
u IoIIowb t
NORTH. ROCTIt,
7 sn . m. : ft. m.
10 Ma. m. II 45 n m.
6 61 p. tn. 4 IT i. lu.
Tne114S train south connect with tho Phila
delphia Heading Rt hupert, and nllh thu
Northern Central at Northumberland.
Tin 8:4a a. m train connocta at Horthumborland
with 0:!5 train on 1'nnnsjlvanln road reaching
l'bliadeiphlalit 1:30 p. m
Tbo 11:41 train connects with riilladolpliln and
Heading roat at Itupert at 11:50 reaching I'hlla
delpbta at :00p. m.
no 11113 train connects with Ponnsylvmilt
ronl at Northumberland at ins reaching I'hlladol
pbla at 7:39 p. m.
Tbo 4:M p tn. train connocts with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at 8:09 p. ra. anu reaches
rhlladolphla at 9:C9 a. m.
Public HlltCH.
Administrator of Jacob S, Hess will rcII
rcnl estate In Sugnrloaf, October 10th, nt 2
p. m.
Executor of Geo. Glrton will sell rcnl cs.
tato In Greenwood, November 4th, nt 10
n. m.
John Bluiman will sell his Eipy farm on
November 2nd.
8co advertisements.
I'crsonal.
Mrs. J. II. Llnglo nnd Miss Lottie Powell
are visiting at J. J. Hrower's.
Miss P. Adclo Senrch of Bhlckslitnny
was In town on Tuesday.
Hev. J. M. l'cck, recently of Danville,
has becomo rector of a church at Bridge
watcr, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Dr. McKclvy and Miss Hnttlo who
havo boon In tho west with relatives for
several months, returned home on Mou
day evening.
Ex.Blierlft Carter of Tuulthannock Is on
hand at tho fair, exhibiting thu celebrated
Orbornc mowers nnd reapers, for which he
Is general agent.
Mr. J. I). Hunt, who has been nt his
homo In New Jersey for sovcrnl weeks
past, Is in town this week. Ills railroad
tie business has been completed.
Rev. L. Zahner nnd E. II. Drinker at
tended the Episcopal convention at Head
lng on Tuesday.
' . am
Washer Three girls to do general
home work. Inquire at this ofllce.
Mottoes at D. Lowcnberg's store : Best
materials, Superior finish, Latest styles,
Perfect fits nnd Popular prices.
Quite a number of persons had business
In Sunbury on Tuesday. It is a singular
coincidence that Barnum's show was there
on tho same day.
Communion servlco at the Evangelical
Church next Sabbath evening. Hev M. E.
Detwcllcr of Lowlsburg Pa will prach the
sermon.
J- G. Ilamsdell, 1113 Chestnut St., Phila
delphia, will mall any of our lady readers
a copy of thclatcst "Metropolitan Fashions."
gratis, receipt of address.
Ono of the many attractions during our
county Pair will bo the large and well
assorted stock of clothing now on exhibi
tion at the store of David Lowonberg.
If the man who stole Col. Free.e's peach
es on Friday night of last week, will plant
tho stones ho will be able to raise peaches
for himself hereafter, and not be under the
necessity of stealing them.
This is no Humbug, call and be con
vincedsee for yourselves ask your
friend's advice, get your wife, or sister, or
brother and they will tell you the right
place to buy your clothing, ready-made, or
made to order, Is at D. Lowcnberg's.
October 1st being the closo of out year,
statements have been sent to everybody
Indebted for a year or more on subscrip
tion. If any have been slighted wo will
gladly rectify it by sending them a bill, If
they will call our attention to it.
Just received n new lot of Elgin, Walt
hain, Springfield and other make of watches
In open and hunting cases, warranted from
two to Avo years.
Also silver plated teaspoons one dollar a
set, table spoons two dollars a set, at L.
Bombard's Jewelry Store. 0 IMf
Puiiuo Sale of School Desks. There
will bo sold at public outcry, at the Rupert
School house, in Montour township, Col.
umbla county, on Saturday tho 14th day
of October 1882, at two o'clock p. m.,
about sevonty-tlvo second-hand school
desks, all in order and ready for use.
By order of Montour School Board-
J. G. Quick, Secretary
Tho Friendship hose carriage has been
very handsomely decorated by 51. C.
Sloan & Bro. It has new iron scroll work
In front to support the now silver lamp,
and tho reel is covered with a drum on
which is an eagle and the namo and num
ber of tho company. Tho carriage Is
painted black with gold bands, anil makes
a very rich and elegant appearance. The
Friendship boys always try to keep ahead.
Judge Elwcll read an opinion last Fri
day morning, setting aside thu report of
viewers of n county bridge over the Sus
quehanna river at Blooinsburg. The re
port was not in thu form required by
statute In several particulars, any of which
were fatal. Tho bridge question should
not bo allowed to drop hero. There
should bo an application for another view
at the earliest possible moment.
Don't road this It Is only intended for
the man who wants to buy full value for
bis vumcy and you can always get It nt
the popular clothing storo of I). Lowcn
berg. There was a very pleasant gathering at
the residence of Daniel Miller in .Mala
township on Saturday, September 80th,
the occasion being his birthday, A sur-
prlso party was nrranged by his children,
ami about ouu iiuuiireii persons were
present Jto enjoy It. Tho father was pre
sented with n handsome chair, nnd thu
mother with a lino silk dress, besides many
other gifts.
Economy la tho secret of wealth, so al
ways go to D, Lowcnberg's and buy your
clothing. You can always get tho best
vuluc, latest styles, and reliable goods.
A number of bodies havo recently been
removed from the Episcopal burial ground
by friends of thu deceased, and there are a
great many more that ought to bu remov
cd by friends during tho winter, and not
left to bo taken up at the public expense,
When tho church lot Is improved, us It
will bo after tho dead are all removed, It
will bo a great advantage to that part of
the town, nnd will undoubtedly Increase
the value of all surrounding property.
Hie finest Hue of wedding and party In
vitutlons over exhibited In this town will
be opened next week at the Coi.umiiian
store. This Is tho only office in thu county
that keeps such goods In stock.
BO empty barrels nnd half barrels for snlo
at tho Exclmngo hotel.
Twenty five thousand pcoplu nttended
Barnum's show at Wllltamsport on Monday.
Wanted. Anldtelllgcnt young man (o
learn the retail Drug Business. Address
Hiieum Blooinsburg Pa.
When you como to tho Pnlr don't fall
to call and sco tho splendid 8tock of
llcady-Mndo clothing nt D. Lowcnberg's.
Locnl correspondence has been crowded
out Inst week nnd this by tho unusual
amount of advertising.
Boys cry, children sulk, nnd old men
get mad when they cannot get to Blooms
burg to buy their hats, nt 1). Lowcnberg's.
Tho meeting of Independents nt Cntawls
sa on Tucstlny night, was well attended.
Speeches wcro made by Wolfe, Merrick
nudMnrttn.
Our school suits are just what parents
aro in wnnt of, made from good wenr-re-slstlng
fabrics, suitable for school or jilay.
Bring the boys to tho popular Btoro of I).
Lowcnburg nnd buy their fall suit.
Elk county ultonls n poor field for
lawyers- No prisoners In jail and only two
suits have been commenced In tho county
courts during the last four months.
There la nothing that Improves the ap
pearance, address and looks like ouu of
thu Pnll Stylo hats you can buy at D.
Lowcnberu's.
Nino railroad carts, with horses and dri
vers, the property of tho Collinses, stopped
In town over night on Monday. Tlicy
were on their way to Snow-Shoo when they
will work on a rllroud.
The place to get artistic and Anato
mically cut clothing made up by skilled
workmen, Is at D. Lowcnberg's, Merchant
tailor and Gent's outfitter.
Forsythc nnd Kockafellow of Espy, keep
nil kinds of the celebrated Nantlcoko coal
constantly on hand. There is none better
In tho market. Orders may be left with
them at the canal grocery, for any quantity
from n wagon to a car load or more.
Just as soon ns the Bicyclo race is over
at the Fair ground, crowds will rush at
once to buy their Fall and Winter clothing
at D. Lowcnberg's.
While putting In a blast preparatory to
making a pier in the Fishingcrcck near
Light Street, there was a prcmaturo oxploi
ion on Wednesday, injuring Amzy Whlte
nlght and John Pulllu.
If George Washington had ever come to
Blooinsburg ho would certainly have
bought his clothing at the reliable store of
D. Lowcnbcrg.
Caw's Black Fluid is the only known ink
that is positively non-corrosive to steel
pens.
Flows freely j does not tnlcken by ex
posure, and has the decided advantnge of
writing black at first. It will not fade or
mould ; deposits no sediment, and Is not
injured by freezing. The best ink for use in
fountain pens of all kinds. For sale by
Ehvcll & Bittenbcnder.
A Henator ZSoiiiliintccl.
Tho senatorial conference met at William
sport on the 5th. Lyman B. Speaker was
the candidate of Sullivan county In place
of James Deegan who died. A great many
ballots wcro taken, and several adjourn
ments had until Tuesday afternoon when
tlie candidates released their conferees
from instructions and W. W. Hart of
Lycoming was nominated on the iiSStli bal
lot. It Is no uso talking, says Brown, when
I go to tho Blooinsburg Fuir I am going to
buy a good overcoat at the popular cloth
ing store of D. Lowenbcrg; he can nlways
suit me and give me satisfaction.
A correspondent writes the following
from Espy:
Workmen arc busy rebuilding the
Methodist Episcopal cl-urch In this placo.
Thu old church will be taken down except
the bare frame. This will be enlarged by
plans furnished by Jucob Snyder, archi
tect, Akron, Ohio. Wm. Carter, Blooms
burg, Is thu contractor. If the builder
gets a clear conception of the architect's
idea, and realizes It in the building, we
will have ono of thu most complete
churches for preaching, social and Sab
bath school services, nt thu same time one
of tho most beautiful village churches In
the State.
The crowd during Fair will bo found
looking at thu Fall and Winter goods at
D, Lowcnberg's.
Mimiu Ileum.
The potato crop is a good ono through
here, Somu of thu farmers, however,
complain of a rot starting In.
Mr. John Williams Jr., of Nescopcek,
nnd Miss Frankio Creasy of this place,
weru married on hutnrilay ny Itcv. .lc.
Cutcheon. May their joys bu many.
.Mr. A. C. Snyder of Chicago, spent a
few days at his old homu last week.
Fourteen years ago he left this place, then
being twenty years old. After clerking
nearly n year at Wctherly ho went to
Now Haven, Conn,, wheru ho joined a
whale fishing crew- From New Haven the
crew went to Greenland where they spent
eighteen months. On coining back to
New York ho clerked In tho New York
tea storu for somu time ; from theru he
went to Chicago where hu has been In the
fruit and produce commission business
for thu past ten years, doiug a great deal of
travelling nnd has been In all thu states
east of tho Rocky mountains. In this
time ho has been to his homu n few times
but this Is tho first tlmu since thu death of
his father, Isaac Snyder.
X largo crowd gathered at tho Lutheran
church on Sunday evenlnn to hear tho
tarewell sermon uf the pastor, Rev. Mr.
McCiitcheoii. Ho Is, without any doubt,
onu of thu most able and best educated
ministers that havu ever been here. Ho
moved Tuesday to Dausville, New York,
where hu has been called.
Music denier, W. S. Keller, of Catawlssa,
bought the leaving minister's span of
ponies. They nro good travellers and
Keller has a nobby team.
David Hurpstcr, who formerly lived at
this place but has been ubbent lioni.hls
family for seventeen years, made his up
pearaucu a few days ago, Ho looks much
older than when ho left. Hu left thu same
day.
His son Christian is onu of the best far
mers this township contains,
I'crHoiml I To Men only 1
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Michigan, will
send Dr .Dye's Celebrated Elcctro-Yoltalo
Ilelts nnd Elcclrlo Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (young or old) who nro
Hllllcted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vital.
Ity, and manhood, nnd kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor.
Address us above. N. B. No risk is in.
eurred, as thirty days' trial Is allowed,
Oct. 28, '81-ly
Anybody can catch n cold now. The
trouble Is to let go, like the man who
caught tho bear. Wo ndvlso our renders
to keep it bottlo of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
handy.
llagi, Bags, Hag.
Flour sacks, all sizes,
store.
Buckwheat and
nt the CoLUMUiAN
Court proceedings of October Oth will np
pcar next week.
Tho Grccnback-labor meeting last Satur
day wns meagrely nttended und excited no
Interest.
Spcctnclcs mid cyo glasses, to suit nil
ngea, nt L, Bcmhard's Jewelry storo.
Tho Central Hotel has been painted dark
green with red window caps.
Michael Tracy met with n painful nccl
dcntntNcnl's furnace last Saturday, by
stepping lu abed of hot Iron. Ono foot was
badly burned.
Don't forget tho Democratic meeting nt
Catawlssa this Friday evening. General
McCandlcss Is an ablo speaker and no onu
should miss the opportunity, to hear him.
A Pattlson club was organized nt Benton
last Thursday evening. Chalrmnu Buck.
Ingham and Capt. C. B. Brockway weru
present nnd nddrcssed tho meeting- Rohr
Mcllcnry was elected Prcldent und J. J.
Mcllcnry vice president.
At a meeting of tho stockholders of tho
Water company held Tucsdny, thu follow
ing persons were elected directors for thu
ensuing year i D. J. Waller, J. A.Funston,
M. S. Appleman, It. O. Ncnl, H. J. Clark,
L. N. Moyer, E. II. Little, I. S. Kuhn, nnd
I). A. Creasy, J. A. Funston was elected
President and F. P. BUlmcyer, Secretary
nnd Treasurer.
A. Sollcder keeps constantly on hand nil
kinds of boots, shoes, nnd gaiter uppers.
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A I'rofeNHloiialCntireHHlon,
THE tJXUSUAl. KXl'KWBXCE OF A
MAS MADE l-nnuo.
I'ltOMIXEXT
The following article from thu Democrat
and Chronicle, of Rochester, N. Y., Is of so
striking a nature, nnd emanates from so
reliable a source, that It Is herewith repub
lished entire. In ndditlon to thu valuable
matter it contains, it will he found exceed
ingly interesting.
To the Editor of the Democrat and Chroni
cle: Silt : My motives for the publication of
the most unusual statements which follow
are first, gratitudu for the fact that I havo
been saved from n most horrible death,
and, secondly, a desire to warn all who
read this statement against somu of the
most deceptive influences by which they
have uver been surrounded. It is a fact
that to-day thousands of people nro within
a foot of the grave und they do not know
it. To tell how I wn caught away from
just this position nnd to warn others against
Hearing it, are my objects in this communi
cation. On the first day of June 1881, 1 lay nt my
residence In this city surrounded by my
friends and waiting for my death. Heaven
only knows the agony I endured, for words
can never describe it. And yet, If n few
years previous, any one had told me that I
wns to be brought so low, und by so terrible
a disease, I should have scoffed at tho Idea,
1 liail always been uncommonly strong
and healthy, bad weighed over 200 pounds
and hardly knew, in my own experience,
wnat pain or slcuncss were. Very many
people who will read this statement renllzo
at times that they aro unusually tired and
cannot account for it- They feel dull and
indefinite pains in various parts of the
body and do not understand it. Or they
nru exceedingly hungry one day and en
tirely without appetite the next. This was
just the way I felt when tho relentless mala.
dy which hud fastened Itself upon me first
begun- Still I thought it was nothing
that probably I had taken n cold which
would soon pass nwuy. Shortly after this
I noticed n dull, nnd at times a neuralgic,
pain i n my head, but as It would come ono
day and be gone the next, I paid hut little
attention to it. However, my stomach was
out of order and my food often failed to
digest, causing at times great Inconvenience.
Yet I had no Idea, even as a physician, that
tneso tilings meant anything serious or
thata monstrous disease was becoming fixed
upon mo. Candidly, I thought I was suffer
ing from Mnlaria and so doctored myself ac
cordingly. But I got no better. I next
noticed u oeculiar color and odor about
the fluids I was passing also that theru
were largo quantities one day and very
little thu next, and that a persistent froth
and scum appeared upon the surface, and
a sediment settled In the bottom. And
yet I did not realize my danger, for, Indeed,
seeing these symptoms continually, I finally
became accustomed to them, and my sus
picion wns wholly disarmed by tho fact
that I had no pain In tho affected organs
or in their vicinity. Why I should havo
been so blind I cannot understand.
There Is a terrible future for all physical
neglect, und Impending danger always
brings a person to his senses even though
it may then hu too late. I realized, nt lust,
my critical condition and aroused myself
to overcome it. And, Oh ! how hard I
tried 1 I consulted thu best medical skill in
thu laud. I visited all the prominent inln
oral springs In America and traveled from
Maine to California. Still I grew worse.
No two physicians agreed as to my malady.
Ono said I was troubled with spinal Irrita
tion i another, nervous, prostration J nnolh.
cr malaria j another, dyspepsia i another,
heart disease ; another, general debility :
another, congestion of thu busu of thu
brain i and so on through n lonu list of
common diseases, tho symptoms of nil of
which I reully hud. In this way several
years past during nil of which tlino I was
steadily growing worse. Myco million had
really becomo pitiable. The s light symp
toms I at first experienced weru developei
Into terrlblo nnd constnnt disorders tho
little twigs of pulu had grown to oaks o
agony. My weight had been reduced from
207 to 130 pounds. My life was a torture to
myself mid friends. I could retain no fond
upon my stomach, and lived wholly by
Injections. I whs a living mass of pain
My pulso was uncontrollable. In my agony
I frequently fell upon tho floor, convulsive
ly clutched tho carpet, and prayed for
death. Morphine had little or no effect In
deaden lug the pnin. For six days nnd
nights I hud the death-premonitory hlc.
coughs constantly. My urlno was tilled
with tubu casts and albumen. I was strug
gllng with Brlght's Disease of thu Kidneys
In its lust stages.
While suffering thus I received a cul
from my pastor, the Rev. Dr. Foote, rector
of St. Paul's Church, of this city. I felt
that It was our last interview, but lu the
course of conversation hu mentioned
remedy of which I had heard much but
had never used. Dr. Pooto detailed to mo
tho many remnrknblu cures which had
como under his observation, by means of
this remedy, anil urged mo to t ry It. As
practicing physician mid a gradu atu of tho
! schools. 1 cherished tho prejudice both
. natural and common with ull regular pruo
tltioncrs, und derided the idea of any mcdl
clno outsldo the regular channels being tho
least uenoiiclul. So solicitous, however.
was Dr, 1' note, that I finally promised I
would wntvo my prejudice and try tho
remedy ho so highly recommended. I be
gun Its uso on tho 1st day of Juno and took
It accrodlng to directions. At first It
tokened mu i but tills I thought was n
good sign for mu In my debilitated condi
tion, I continued to take it the sickening
sensation departed nnd I wusuble to retain
food upon my stomach. In u few days I
noticed n decided change for the better as
nlso did my wlfo nnd friends. My hic
coughs ceased and I experienced leu ptln
than formerly. I wns so rejoiced at this
Improved condition that, upon what t had
believed but a fuw days before was my
lying bed, I vowed, In the presence of my
family nnd friends, should I recover I
would both publicly nnd privately make
known this remedy for the good of huinii
nlty, wherever nnd whenever I had an op
portunity. I nlso determined Hint I would
give a course of lectures In tho Corinthian
Academy of Music of thW city, stating in
full the symptoms nnd almost hopelessness
of my dlscnsu and tho remarkable means
by which I have been saved. My Improve
ment was constnnt from that lime, and In
less than three mouth I hud gained 2(1
pounds in flesh, hocuuio cut I rely free from
pain and I believe I owe my life and pre
sent condition wholly to Warner's Safe
Kidney nnd Liver Cure, the remedy which
used.
Since my recovery I havo thoroughly ro-
uvcstlgated tho subject of kidney difficul
ties nnd Brlght's (Usenet', und the truths
developed nru astounding. I therefore
state, deliberately, and as n physician, thnt
believe that more than one-half the deaths
which occur in America are caused by
Brlght's disease of the kidneys. This may
sound like n rash statement, but I am pre.
pared to fully verify It. Brlght's disease
mis no distinctive symptoms of its own,
(Indeed, it often develops without uny
pain whatever In the kidneys or their vici
nity), but has the symptoms of nearly every
other known complaint. Hundreds of peo
ple dio dally, whoso burluls are authorised
by n physician's ccrtlllcato of "Heart Di
sease," "Apoplexy," "Paralysis," "Spinal
Complaint," "Rheumatism," "Pneumonia,"
and other common complaints, when in
onllly It wns Brlght's Disease of the Kid
neys. Few physicians, and lower people,
realize the extent of this disenso or its dan
gerous and insidious nature. It steals Into
tho system like n thief, manifests its pre
sence by the commonest symptoms, nnd
fastens Itself upon the constitution before
the victim is aware. It is Hourly ns hercdj-
tnry ns consumption, quite ns common nnd
fully ns fatal. Entire families, inheriting it
from their nnccstors, have died, and yet
none of thu number known or realized the
mysterious power which wns removing
them. Instend of common symptoms ll
often shows none whatever, but brings
death suddenly, nnd as such Is usually sup
posed to bu heart disease. As one who
ins suffered, nnd knows by bitter experi
ence what lie says, I Implore every one
who reads theso words not to neglect thu
slightest symptoms of Kidney difficulty.
Certain agony nnd possible death will be
th suru result of such neglect, nnd no one
can afford to hazard such chances.
I am awnro that such an unqualified
statement ns this, coming from me, known
ns I am throughout the entire land ns n
practitioner and lecturer, will nrouse thu
surprise nnd possible animosity of tho
medical profession und astonish nil with
whom I nm acquainted, but I make the
foregoing statements based upon facts
which I nm prepared toproduco und truths
which I can substantiate to thu letter. The
welfare of those who may possibly be suf
ferers such ns I wns, is an ample Induce
ment for me to tnkc the step I have, nnd if
I can successfully warn others from the
ilnngcrous path in which I onco walked, I
un willing to endure all professional and
personal consequences.
B. J. HENION, M- D.
Among the candidates lor favor with the
music loving world Is the Ivers &, Pond
piano.
No better evidence of their merit could
bo given than that they have been selected
for use lu the New England Conservatory
ot Music at Boston, where they are made.
unit tho management should purchase
fifty Pianos of tills mako Is conclusive evi-
nee of their confidence in the instrument.
Had they entertained the least particle of
doubt as to thu durability or perfection of
the Iveim fc Pond Pianos, they would have
acted more cautiously and purchashd a few
of these Instruments for trial. But this was
not the case; they were entirely satisfied
thnt thu Ivkiis it Pond Pianos wero us
nearly perfect as could bo made, nnd hav
ing arrived at that conclusion, adopted
them for use at their conservatory.
J. Sultzer of this town .is agent for theso
pianos, and has them on exhibition at his
ware rooms. From personal examination
the writer is satisfied they nro just what
they aro represented to be.
SKINNY MEN.
'Wells' Health Rcnewer" restores health
und vigor, cures Dyspepslu, Impotence,
sexual Debility.
ll itpm li , .TMCT
MARRIAGES.
MuIIknuy KtssNUi:. At the homu of
thu bride's parents, Mlllvllle, Columbia
county, Pa., on Thursday, October Cth
1883, by O. W. Cooper, Mr. Guylord
Mcllcnry, of Eyers Grove, Pa., to Miss
Mnry Klssner, of Mlllvllle, Pa.
Eves Siiultz. At the residence of tbo
bride, In Sugarloaf, October Bill, by Rev.
N. Spear, Milton Eves of Madison, to
Miss Emily Shultz, of Sugarloaf.
The great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
allothercough remedies is attested
by the immense popular djsmand
for that old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness. Croup, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient
t-onsumption ana lor tne relict ot
consumptive persons m advanced
stages of the Disease. Tor Sale
byall Druggists. Price, 25 rents.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Overcoats in great
Y. Store, Bloom.
variety at Gross' N
Do not forget that Olurk & Son's have the
largest stock of cashmeres both black and
colored nicy navii ever shown,
Gross tho N. Y. Clothier lias
stock ot full and winter hats.
gran d
15 pieces ladles cloaking just received
ut Chirk &; Son's with full lino of trimmings
1113V Ut.199 UlUUISi
A full lino of thu latest und nobbiest win
ter clothing, for men, boys und children.
at uross- s, . moru iiiooni,
W. B. Allen has just opened ntot of new
goods, embracing lino groceries, glass
ware, painted china, queenswarc, &c. All
of the best, nnd nt tuo lowest prices.
nprI17.tf
L. E. Wliary li.ii cnlnrgcd tits store, nnd
lias on bund n lnrgo stock of stoves,
heaters, nnd ranges. Cel'ar heaters put In.
A row lot of bird cages Jusi received.
Prices low. Call nnd cxntiine. Slain
street, below .Market, Bloomsburg.
oct 0 iJ w
Klnport's Compound Asiatic Balsam, or
Dial rhu-a cure. A remedy that has never
failed In (Uarrl-rcn. It also gives Instant
relief In colic, cramp, or pain, in tho stom
ach. Prepared and sold by J. H. Klnports
Evans' block, Main St., Bloo nsburg Pa.
Aug. 4th 8m
Flour and feed can nlwnys bo lind at
Allen's East end grocery. nprll 7-tf
Try one of tboso $1,75 whlto counter
panes nt Clnrk fc Son's. They nro genuine
bnrgnlns.
A new lot of tablo linen, towels nnd
napkins nt Lutz & Sloan's.
Fanners dealing nt W. 11 Allen's can bo
nccommoduted with stabling, npr. 7-tf,
Bnrgnlns In dress goods, black silks, sat
Ins.sllk plushes and velvets at Clark & Son's,
For single or double Brocho or Paisley
shawls go to Lutz & Sloan's,
As good cigars as can be lound In town
nro kept nt W. B. Allen's Enst end gro
cery, npril 7-tf
I will pny any person $10,00 who will
conscientiously say, that ho can buy cloth
ing us cheap nt any other establishment in
thu county.
L. Gimss, Prop. N. Y, Store.
Lutz & Sloan have u large stock of sin
gle and double shawls
If you wnnt u cont, Dolmun, jacket, fur
llnett circular, silk dolmnn or wrap of any
kind go to Clark & Son's. Large stock nnd
lowest prices.
Did you see the nice suit of clothes nt
Gross' N. Y. Store, Bloomsburg for !5,.
Do not fnll to see Lutz & Sloan's stock
of Indies' conts nnd Dolmans.
Tho
la-cest line of buttons, braids.
gimps, ornaments, loops, etc., Isnt Clark &
Son's. Lowest ensh prices. Go nnd see.
Lndlcs' shoes from $2. to $4. nt 2.1! per
cent, less than cost at Gross' N. Y. Store,
Bloom.
For silk, satin, velvet, plush or any
other kind of trimmings go to Lutz &
Sloan's.
Boys suits for $4.00
Store, Bloom,
at Gross' N. Y.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
"A coward can bo a hero at a distances
presence of danger tests presence of mind."
Presence of disease tests tbo value of a cura
tive. Kidney-Wort challenges this test nl
wnys and everywhere, so fnr as nil com
plaints of the bowels.liver nnd kidneys nrc
concerned. It cures nil, nor asks any odds.
NEW JEliSEY 1'HE.MIUM WINE.
Physicians state that the Port Wlna that
took the premium nt the Centennial, pro
duced nun offe.cd 'or snle by Mr. Alfred
Speer, of New Jersey, is a wine thnt can
be! safely vscd for medicinal purposes,
being pure nnd free from medication,
and is more reliable than other Port Wines.
It is especially recommended for weakly
females und the aged. Tho deep color is
due to tho Iron from tho brown stone shalo
rock on which tho grapes grow, which is
rich in iron. For salo by C. A. Klelm.
DEAF A8 A l'OST.
Mrs. W. J. Lang, Bethany, Ont., states
Hint for fifteen months she was troubled
with n disease in thu car, causing entire
deafness. In ten minutes after using
Thomas' Eclcctric Oil she found relief, and
iu a short tlmo slio was entirely cured nnd
her hearing restored.
I KNOW WIIEIIKOF 1 Sl'EAK.
For I have used it extensively. I regard
raruer's umi.cr i onic a most excellent rem
edy for kidney, lung nnd stomach disor
ders. It invigorates without intoxicating.
.1. Francis, Rellglo Phllos, Journal, Chica
go. SIMLOH'S CONSHM1T10N ODUE.
This is bevoni' (.uest'on the most success.
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a
few doses invariably cure tiie worst cases
of Cough, Croup, ami Bronchitis, while its
wondcitui success in mo cure oi i;onsuini
tion is witho.it a parallel in the history of
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on a guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. If you havu a
Cough wc earnestly ask you to try It. Prico
10 cts. and 81.00. If your Lungs nru sore,
Chest, or Back, Lame, use Shiloh's Porous
l'liister. rncu ao cts. sold uy j. ll. Kin
ports. may 5 cow
KKA1ILY A MIIIACLE.
E. Asunlth Hall Blntrliamnton. N. Y..
iltes : I suffered for several months with
i dull nain throntrh lett lung nnd shoulders.
I lost my spirits, appetite nnd color, nnd
could with difficulty keep up nil day. My
mother procured somo Burdock Blood
Bitters ; 1 took them us directed, and havo
felt no pain since thu first week after using
them, und am now nulte well." Price
1,00.
Want a lot of teams riclit alone to haul
out lumber from about four miles above
Rohrshiire where Clint Lewis is sawinir,
near Miitlicw McIIenrv's or John Rantz's
to Bloomsburg and Berwick, $5,00 per
per thousand to Bloom, and 0,50 per
thoiunnd to Berwick, through July, August,
und September. I givo all kinds of storu
goods, Hour, meat, clover and timothy seed,
coal, lime, harness, fly-nets &c. at Silas
Young's Light Street. Pa. july 23-8w
CiT Explicit directions for every uso i
given with thu Diamond Dyes. For dyeing
jiosses, urasses, r.ggs, uair, x.
Both Lvdla E. Plnkliam's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier aro prepared
at yaa and m: y cstern Avenue, ijynn
Mass. Price, of either, SI. Six bottles
for 5, Sent by mall in tho form of pills.
or of lozenges, on receipt of prico ijl per
uox lor eitlier. iurs. I'lnunam rreciv nn
swers nil letters of Inquiry. Enclose 8c.
stamp. Send for "Guide to Health and
Nervu Strain."
A SUri'EIIEl! FIS0.M WIKllMAT A!,
I limped about for years with a cane, nnd
could not bend down without excruciating
pain. Parker's Glnirer Tonlo eltected nn
astonishing euro and keeps mu well. It Is
ituallllile. .n. uuilioyie, Jllngliumton, is
Y-
ANSWKlt THIS QUKSTKI.V,
Why do so many people wo seu a round
us, seem to prefer to sulTer nnd bo made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coining up of
mu i' ood, leiiowBKin, wneu lor id cts.,
we will sell them Shiloh's VltalUer, euarnu.
leeu 10 cure litem, eoiu ny j, 11. Kin
ports, may 0-eow
No mutter what your ailment is. Urown's
iron Hitters win surely Denim you
silll.nu'ri o.Vl'Allllll liEMKliY. A inarvo
lous emu for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
mouth, und Head Ache. Willi each botllu
there Is un Ingenious nasal Injector for the
more suecessiui treatment 01 llieso com
plaints without extra charge. Price COcts,
Bold by J, II. Klnports. mny C-cow.
- See 11 woman In iinother column, near
bpeer's Vineyards, nicking grapes from
which bpeer's Port Grape- Wlue is made,
that is so highly esteemed by tho medical
proieision, tor tho use of invalids,
persons ami the uged.
weakly
bold by Druggists. sept 22.1y
"nouaii on hats."
Clears out ruts. mice, roaches, illi-s. nnt.
bed.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
15c.
"''Kb'''
Addison's Liver Rcnewer, or medicine
prepnred foi diseases of thu llvnr, ,k-n,.,,
slu, sick and nervous headache, constlpa.
Hon of tho bowels, colle, sour stomach.
heartburn, fever and ague, dropsy, jaun.
..w, i ..i.iiiiiu iiiiiii roots iinu nertu
sinuuy vegeiiiinu. I'repurcd only by J. H,
Klnports, liloomsburg, Pa.
Aug. -Hli !)in.
"HUCIIUI'AIUA."
Quick, oomplelK cure, all annoying Kid
niiy, maimer ami I'riuury Diseases. l,
Druggists,
For dlarrluca nnd dvsenterv net Dr,
Gale's cholera specific It Is tho best nr
tlclo. It never falls to euro. It always
proves satisfactory only 85 conts.
Now Is the ttmo to clenr your feet of
corns, bunions nnd callouses, Dr. Gales'
corn euro is warranted. Money refunded
If not satisfactory. 20 cents per package.
Our stock of cloth, hair, nail, shaving
nnd tooth brushes contains bnrtrains which
customers will not fall to appreciate.
Don't fortatflt! Hcndershott's German
Liniment Is n whole medicine-chest iu
Itself. It relieves pain almost instantly.
It is nu internal nnd external remedy
which can be taken or applied for almost
any disease of man or beast. Largo
bottles CO cents.
For a ccrtnln nnd permnnent cure for
ague, chills nnd lover, dumb ague mal
arial lever, ivc, get ucniicrsiioii's Ague
fonlc. It is a specific for all tboso (lis-
tresslng diseases arising from exposure to
stagnant water, bogs nnd nil mnrsh-mlas-matlo
Influences. Pint bottles $1.00.
Family medicine chests something en
tirely new. in two sizes : No. 1. 13 bottles.
No. 2, 24 bottles. They aro Just what
every farmer should hnvo call and sco
them.
Wu keep well stocked with the best.
strictly pure, spices of nil kinds nlso
flavoring cxtrncts. Borax in packages,
und the best of Laundry soaps.
N. J. Hendershott.
MARKETREP0RTS.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wheat per bushel M.oo
Itvo " 80
corn, " 1 to
Oats ' j
Flour per o&rrei 7.so
Clovcrseod Ceo
muter .
.30
U
0-1
, 40
OS
IS
15
.. IS
18
18
10 00
IS
Ktrre
Tallow
'outocs
Dried Apples
Iltms
sides Shoulders
Chickens
Turkeys ....
i.arurwr pouna ....
liar per ton
Ueeswax
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
OORIIEOTED WEEKLY.
FrxilIH ThH market, wns dull hut steady: suner-
nnr$U5M3O0; oxtratlss 16; Pennsylvania
ramtlr.vio as u.
ltYKKI.OIIII-1175(i4 00
W'lIHAT Them&rketwnii stcadr. but lh&ctlvt.
No. 2 western red ti.o? 3-1 a at Ion: Delaware
and Pennsylvania red f 1 01 1 Ml; longbcrry and
umer i,u (4 1.14.
CORN Market was dull and lower tor local use;
sail 5 olio w &00; do mixed 19c; No. 3 do 76c.
OATS Market was quiet and tteady; No. 1
white two : No. 3 do 42 430 ; No. 3 mixed SSe.
I'ltovisiONS steady with fair demand.
LAUD Market was Hcndv cltv kettlo 13a
13vc; loose butchers' 12tfc; prims steam $U3T
H.M.
BUTTKR The market was outer, and fancy
irrades wanted creamery extra W 3 31c;do good to
cLuiue2i w kjc; uraaiora county aua new norK
extra 9 C4 H.
Kuus-scarco and wanted: Pennsylvania Kit
327c; western 353300.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
or ORiNOE TOwHBnir.
Tiia underslzncd auditor nDDOlnted br the Or
phans' Court of Columbia county.to distribute the
fuud in tuo hands or jouu izarun adminis
trator ot said estate, to and among U10 parties
entitled thereto will perform the duties of
his appoiatmont at ofllce ot Kreezo,Bycrly & White
liloomsDurtr on Tuesday. October 31st. 1893.
at ton o'clock a. m., when and whoro aU persons
uavin? claims; upon saia iuaa are requested 10
present tnem or 00 torevcr acoarrea irom com
ing In on said fund.
J.U. M. ULAllli,
sept 33 tn. Auditor,
ITS ME"
AND
WE HAVE GOT IT.
AIM
Immense New Stock
of
CLOTHING,
HATS,
CAPS, SHIRTS,
and
A Grand L.iuc
OF
Gents' Furnishing
GOODS.
Fall Novelties
AT
PRICES THAT
WILL
1ST0NM YOU
CAUL, AND
BE coisrviisraBiD
AT
D,
mm
mm tof
TO THE
Which promises to exceed in numbers of people and attractions on
exhibition anything ever held in
wish to call your attention to our
Hardware ami llotisc luriiisliiiiir Cxoocls. When
not on the grounds give us a call whether you wish to buy
or not, and see the many interesting and useful articles we keep in
stock.
STOVES,
Some of you may know we are
but others may not. "VVe never
atest improved stoves, and our present stock which is not large
we are closing out at verv low figures.and the early callers will se
cure the bargains.
In addition to our stock of
builders, farmers, blacksmiths, and
chanics.we have,owing to a growing
house nuum ma
lecialty ot collecting usetul articles lor household uso. JrJain,
'orcelain and tin lined Hollow Ware, Galvanized and Marbloized
ron Ware, Wooden Ware, Baskets. Retiued Stamped Tinware
and the largest line of Table Cutlery, and spoons iu the county.
0 call, see and price cur goods,
to buy.
HOLMES &
-l-uni:-
READY-MIXED AND PASTE,
LEAD
PAINTS
& ZINCJ
M
COJIlllNEl) WITH
URE LINSEED Oil,
AND
FIKTE COLORS,
NO UNPLEASANT ODOR.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
on
MONEY REFUNDED.
DELIVERED FEE OF FREIGHT
Whero we have no ugent.
tOrdcra and inquiries by Mail or
Tolephono rcccivo i'uomit attention.
-ADDUH8S.-
MontourWhite Leafl Zinc &ColorWorlcs
RUPERT, PA.
HENRY S. REAY, Proprietor.
F. B. HARTMAN, SALESMAN.
May SS -Cm
Public Ssilc!
OP VAI.UADLU
FARMING LAND ! !
The undersigned will oiler at publlo Bale on tho
prem'sf s on
Thursday, November 2, 1882,
at 1 o'clock p. ra., tbo farm situate at the lower
end ot Espy, Scott township, containing about
72 ACRES,
mora or less, all under cultivation, There Is a
largo brick dwelling house, largo barn, sheds, and
all tho nccesiary out-bulldlngs on tho premises,
all In good repair, rienty ol fruit of ill kinds. It
la a very desirable property.
At the same tlmo ana placo will bo sold the
Excelsior Vinegar AVorks
with good frame buildings, and about
ONE AURE OF LAND.
Terms made known on day ot sale.
JO'.l.N S11UMAN,
Kspy, ra,
Oct, , 4rW
Tp STRAY HOQ,
Came wlthtu the euclosure of the undersigned
In Hemlock towubhlu. on or about ihn uiih ,r ah.
gust, ISs. a whlto hour about s mouths old, The
owner will call, proo propjrty, pay cliurgesand
t&v utu, huh, v. MO ,1 UV HI UUCUrUlUg
U. 11, UOMUOY.
OCU6,J-Vf'
.i"
mwm
FAIR ?
our county. If so, while here we
large and comp'eto stock ot
STOVES,
going out of the stove business,
bought anything hut the best and
Hardware, Paints, Oils, &c, for
our variety of tols for me-
demand of house wives made a
places you under no obligations
SCHUYLER.
FOB SAIiE.
Aflno
HOTEL STAND
In the town ot Espy, lately repaired, In paod run
ning order, wltli a good trade. Central location.
Cheap and on easy terms.
A FARM
ot S3 acres, with good large buildings, ov acres ot
wooaianu, z weiiH, in a gooa &i&ic 01 cultivation,
on a public road, in miles from Orangcvlllo.
do rders on Fishingcrcck. Also one ot 01 acres
,M rslte from Ltghtstreet, With plenty ot trult,
water, buildings, timber, &c.
Also ono of w acres on Jerseytown hill, along
publlo road from Dloomsburg to Jorseytown, In
good state of cultivation, buildings, water, fruit,
plenty ot timber.
A LOT
otlltf acres ys miles from Bloomsburg. build
ings, fiult, plenty ot water, splendid locatlon.flna
land for trucking. Cheap,
A Grist Mill
on I.lttlo Flshlngcreck 3 miles from liloomsburg
Turbine wheel, full water power, dwelling houso
Including 20 acres ot land, with a paying trade
Terms to suit purchaser,
A largo brlcK residence) on second street, cor
ner lot, all conveniences. Also ono on East St.,
with stable, fruit, well and houso In present
Btyle.
Also a largo framo dwelling houso on East St.,
on a doublo corner lot, with plenty of fruit,
out-kttcben, stable and all conveniences, well
suited for retired life.
A framo dwelling house on corner of l'ourth and
West streets, for sale cheap, uno on 7th street,
corner lot. Terms, part down nnd balance In
monthly Installment. Ono on 3rd street, price
low and terms easy.
A dwelling houso on Centre street, Uno fruit,
well, ntable, ground and building in best ot or
der. Terms to suit purchaser.
Apply at tho law ofllce of Wra. Chrlsman in
foyer's Building, Bloomsburg, ra,
August i, tf.
A
UD1TOU S KOTICK.
ESTATE OK 1ISNUV KINUSDl'KV. IIICX1SKD.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or.
Ehans' court ef Columbia county to dlstrt
uto funds lu hands of ueo. A, Doty, administra
tor, d. b. n . will attend to tho duties of his
appointment at his oillco In Bloomsburg, on
(Saturday, Nov, ith at lua. m., whore parties
having claims on said fund aro requested to
present them or bo forever debarred from coming
In on said fund,
C. B. BROCKWAY,
sept M-ta Auditor
UDITOH'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF BENJ. HA1IMK, DECEASED,
LOCUST TOWNSlllr.
Tbo undersigned auditor appointed by tuoOr-
Ehan's Court of Columbia county to mako dlstrl
utlon ot the balance In hands ot the administra
tor ofsalde3tato to and amougst tho parties en
titled thereto will sit In tho onico of Freeze, Kyer
ly Whlto tn liloomsburg on Saturday the teitli
day of October lt8, Nt 10 o'clock n. m. of said day,
when and where all parlies Interested In Bald 03
lata must attend or bo forever debarred from any
share of said fund,
H.V. WU1TK.
Hept 88 ta Auditor.
jDMINISTH.VTOU'S KOTICK.
ESTATE OF JOUN LEWIS, LAI X OP Bl'UAKLOAl' TOWN-
BUU, 11CCKA3KP.
Letters Of administration on tlin pututn nf.tnhn
Lewis late of Sugarloaf to nshlp Columbia county
l'enn'u., deceased, havo been granted by tho
m-giawr ui Dam cuumy ui iouu AHneunan, ad
ministrator. AU persons having claims against
the estate ot tho decedent aro requested lu pre
sent them for Bctlleineut nnd those Indebted to
mo estate to muse payment to tuo undersigned
administrator without delay,
A. L. J-BlT, JOHN ASIIEI.MAN,
Attorney, cam bra,
Ben"8-6 w. Administrator,
A UDITOH'B iNuiIOK.
IN TIIE HATTER Of TUE E8TATE Or Al'OCSTl'S UASON,
PECEA8EP,
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or-
S liana' court of Columbia county l'ennsylvuula to
lstrlbute balance in hands ot admr. of Bald
decedent as per account continued absoluto Sept.
ISSi will sit for tho discharge of tho duties of
his appointment at his ofllce 111 llloomBburg, In
Bald eouuty on Friday October with Mat at ten
o'clock In the forenoon, at which tlmo and place
all parlies Interested In Baldrstatu aro rcuulrud
to attend or be forever aobarred irom any share
ot said fund,
u CIIAltl.KS 0. BAKKt.KY,
septw-sw Auditor,
BUBSOHIHK VOU
THE COLUMBIAN,
$1.50 A YKAH.