The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
PllIDAY, MAY 11, 1883.
Correct Mnllrond Time Tnlile.
Trains on tbo Philadelphia & It. U. lcavo lturwrt
u follows I
sontit. sooth,
smn. m. 1145 ft. in.
4 nop. in. 45 p.m.
tlTmlna on tho I). L. & W. 11. It. lcavo Illoomsburg
as follows i
N0KT1I. SOUTH,
I 83 a.m. 8 23 a, m.
10 53 n. m. It 45 n. in.
81 p. in. 4 11 p. ro.
Tho 1 1 train south connects with tho Phlla.
dolphin A ltcacllrijr at Hupcrt, and with tho
Northern Contral at Northumberland.
Tlio 8:95 a. m train connects at Northumberland
with 9:55 train on Pennsylvania road reaching
Thll&deiphla at t;tn p. m.
The lti4 train connects with I'hll&dtlphla and
itcadtnirroal at import nt 11:50 reaching I'hlla
dolpbla at 8:00 p. m.
Tho 11:49 train connects with Pennsylvania
real at Northumberland at 1:55 reaching Philadel
phia at V.n p. m
Tho 4:21 p m. train connects with Pennsylvania
ro id at Northumberland at 8:oj p. m. anu reaches
r.illadelphla at S:5S a. m.
Trains on tho N. t W. li. ltcllway pass Bloom
Firry ns follows s
mouth. booth.
7.41 a. m 1J.C8 p. in.
8.31 p. in T.OT p. m.
I'LTHOItnl.
Col. Jtuncsnn Is nt the Exchange.
V. P. Drinker was foreman of the Orntul
Jury.
Dr. Slintluck Is lii Now York this week
on business.
P. P. Kline mtuleV flying trip to William
sport on Wednesday.
Treasurer Johnson was In town this
week attending to his ofilclnl duties.
0. W. Hess, the Mercnntllo Appraiser,
wns In town this week attending to his
duties.
Mies Mnry McKclvy ami her cousin, Miss
Annie Wilbur, were visiting In'Mlllerslmrg
this week.
W. 1). Edgar, Scrnuton typo, formerly
un employee In this olllce, wns In town or.
Wednesday.
Mr. William Ncnl and his hrothcr-ln.law,
Mr. M. Uoyd, went to the head waters of
Fishing cieck on Wednesday to cutch trout.
Joshua Comley, I. X. Qrlcr, James
Scarlet, II. M. Hinckley and P. C. Angle,
Es(9,, of Danville, arc engaged In the
Books case In court.
Among the persons In attendance nt
court this week we noticed John 8. Kline
of Henton, Daniel Morris of Locust, G. A.
Buckingham of Berwick, David Welsh of
Gontriillu, M. A. Ammerman of Fishing
Creek.
The following persons have favored us
since those last published: Hudson Owen,
C. S. Heacock, A. P. Howell, J. H. Shultt,
J. B. Wlnlersteen, Eli Jones, C. H. Camp,
bell, Arthur Hartman, 1'. W. Cole, Daniel
Stine, Jacob Terwllllger, J. G. Jacoby, Ab
ner Welsh, Charles Runge, W. M. Monroe,
Joseph Hartzel, lleuben Gibbons, Charles
Gibbons, John Cornellson, J. O. Wilson,
Philip P. Eyer, J. F. Fowler, W. Wcrk
hciser. Birthday cards at the CourMnujf store.
The public schools will close this (Friday)
afternoon witli appropriate exercises.
II. J. ('lark has beautllled his home by
grading and putting n new fence on Fourth
street.
The members of the Reformed church
have papered and painted their Sunday
ccliool room.
Illustrated Hook ot Vniw ltlnl mailed tor a 3
rem stamp. Illrd Food Co., 23? South 8th St, l'hlla.
M. Wyneoop has tho foundation walls
laid for his large new dwelling house on
Third street.
All those desiring their pianos tuned by
n first-class tuner, will pleuse leave their
names with J. Sultzer.
John Eckroto is improving his hotel
property at Llghtstreet by laying a stone
pavement in front of it.
A rcargument has been refused by the
Supreme Court In the case of Rlinwn et. al.
vs the Commonwealth.
The State Convention of tho Pennsylva
nia Grcenbackers will be held at William
sport, on the iiOth of August.
L. B. Rupert lias placed un Iron fence
around his dwelling on 1 hlrd street. The
fence wns made by S. M. Hess.
The nltcndance at court this week has
been larger than usual. There was con
siderable criminal business of the ordinary
kind.
Tlio Grand Jury disposed of tho numer
ous bills and other business before it by
Wednesday morning. No time was wasted
by them.
R. D, Darlington of Rupert, drives one
of tho neatest rigs nbout here. He recently
purchased n fine young horse and one of
Bloan Bros' handsome buggies.
If you want n mco Spring Hat
Tlio latest color and style call at
David Lowenberg's Popular Clothing
Store.
The Band gave an open nlr concert on
Market Bijuaro last Monday night. They
will probably give one weekly during tho
summer. Their music is excellent.
A license was granted on Monday to
Charles Bllleg for the old tavern stand in
Roarlngcrcek township at Five Points,
This house has not been licensed for the
pust three years,
A complete assortment of tho best Amer
ican watches, both in hunting and open
cases, warranted from two to live years,
at L. Bombard's jewelry btore.
Col. Copclund will deliver a lecture in
tho Opera House on Friday evening, May
25th, for the benefit ot Ent Post, Q. A. R.
Thcro should be u full attendance.
Hwcet potato plants, 40c per 100 at J. Gar
rison's Gth street.
O. E. Welllvcr, formerly of this town,
and lately of Milton, has removed his bll
Hard and barber establishment from thnt
placo to Robb's Creek, Tioga county.
Bishop Whitehead of the Diocese of Pitts
burg will hold confirmation at tlio Eplsco.
pal church next Saturday evening, tho 12th.
He will bo at St. Gabriel's, Sugarloaf, on
Friday ufternoon at two o'clock.
You can secure a lino $250 organ for
115, nt $.1.00 per mouth, by Joining the
Estcy Organ Club of Bloomsburg, Pa.
Address, F, M. Evkuktt, Seo'y,,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Remember thnt the 11th nnnual conven
tion of the Columbia County Sunday School
Association meets in tho Union church at
Ornngovlllo on Tuesday and Wednesday,
tho 15th und 10th of May, Havo delegates
appointed who will promise to ho there.
The peoplo of Orangevllle mid vicinity will
furnish entertainment free to delegates and
will meet the early trains ut BIooniBburir ou
Tuesday morning with conveyances for
ueicga tee.
THE
Tho Gospel Temperance Union will hold
a meeting In the .Methodist church this
(Friday) ovcnlng, for tho purposo of read.
Ing tho essays, and the awarding of prizes.
All friends of tho pupils nro cordially In
vited. Thcro will bo choice music, &c,
A largo stock of silver-plated knives and
forks, as low as two dollars a set, also
castors, butter dUhes,' Ac, at Bemhuid's
Jewelry store.
Mrs, Maize, the lady from Mt. Carmcl
who recently purchased tho millinery goods
belonging to Amanda Werkhelser, is lnak
Ing many rcpnlrs before Introducing herself
to the public, Shu has more than doubled
tho store room, making cxtciulvo counters
so as to show her large slock of goods.
Andrew Solleder has Just received a big
lot of fancy brass, Japanned and breeding
bird cages which ho offers nt bottom
prices. Also has forsalo canaries, gold
finches, puriots, and bird supples.
Tho largest and finest lot ot carpet ever
brought to Bloomsburg Is now opened nt
J. J. Brower's carpet store. Body Brussels,
Tapestry and Ingrains In great variety,
elegant borders, Rugs, Mats, Oil cloths &c.
Measures taken nnd carpets made to order,
for any size or shape of room.
See our 20 cent boxes of writing paper
and envelopes. They are of good quality
with unlmin designs. Cheapest In town nt
the Comjmmajj store.
On Wednesday evening there was rather
nn unusual gathering In tho office of the
Exchange Hotel. It consisted of Peter Bill
meyer, Mordccal Millard, John W. Hoff
man, C. G. Murphy, U. II. Ent and John
Mourey, live cx-shcrllls and the present
encumbent. They met by chance.
You can secure a line $250 organ for
4115, at ifil.OOper month, by Joining the
Estey Organ Club of Bloomsburg, Pa.
Address, F. M. Evkiiett, Sec'y.,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
It is rumored thnt the Delaware, Lacka
wanna & Western Railroad will soon put
on a train to leave Kingston at 0:30 a. in.
Tills will bo convenient for those above
Berwick as they can make closo connec
tions nt Northumberland, nnd reach Har
risburg by noon and return again the
same day.
A leading medical journal says that if
children would wear woolen next the skin,
nnd wear longer clothing, suspended from
the shoulders, we would hear more of
boisteinus health and less of backaches
and pains. The prescription would not be
less valuable If plenty of outdoor exercise
were added to it.
Buvr.iis take Notice. We have on hand
a large ipiantlty ot lumber, shingles, &a,
which we are selling nt the lowest prices.
Get our figures before buying elsewhere.
Lillet & Slbpit,
Orangevllle.
Tho coal miners in the western part of
the state arc on n strike and nearly all the
mills of Pittsburg are out of coal, which
necessitates n suspension until they get
coal by the river route. Propositions have
been made to settle the difficulty under the
Wallace arbitration law, just signed by the
governor. What the result will be re
mains to be seen.
All the licenses applied for were granted
on Monday except those of I). F. Curry and
William PcifTer for hotels In Centralia, nud
Daniel Kchres fur hotel In Couynghnm
township, and G. M. Baker, for restaurant
in Espy. The licenses of Curry, Peifer nud
Kchres were refused because the applicants
did not lift their licenses last year after
they were grautcti by the court.
Fine Spring Suitings
Fine Dress Suitings
Fine Trouserings
Just arrived, call nnd examine the Custom
Department of David Lowenberg's Popular
Clothing Store.
W. J. Kcndig Invites tho attention ot the
public to his extensive display of foot wear
of all kinds. His stock embraces tine shoes
for ladies and misses, coarser shoes for
those who want them, fine gaiters and low
shoes for gentlemen and boys, nnd all
grades for children. Call and examine his
goods. He will be sure to please you both
as to quality and price.
Cheap Railuoad Tickets io the West.
If you are going west buy your tickets of
R. D. Darlington, agent, P. & R. Rupert
station. He sells cheap tickets to nil parts
of the west and over the most desirable
routes. Trains leave Rupert ut 0:10 and
8:50 a. m., and 4:00 p. in. feb 10-Um
The entertainment at the Normal School
last Friday evening was well attended,
notwithstanding the threatening weather.
Everything passed ofi" very nicely, though
for n time tlio beating of the hail against
the windows made such a clatter that one
could scarcely hear what was going on.
Some of tho brooms used by the young
ladles in the drill were handsomely deco
rated and brought high prices at auction.
Inrm:m & Hassert still continue to do a
thriving business. They are crowded with
orders for new woik, and can scarcely fill
the demand for repairs. A few more such
enterprising people would give employment
to all our Idle men. Let those witli capital
be on the lookout for some enterprising
people nnd help them in somu manufactory
and they will reap a greater dividend lhn
by any other investment, nud have the sat
Isfactlon of giving labor to those in need.
Cheapest Fashion .Magazine In tho world, ISO
largo pages, 4 pages new music, low engravings
each Issue. 50 cents per year; single copies 15 cts.
Mrawbrldgo & Clothier, 8th & Market fits., I'hllo,
A terrific storm nnssed over this section
of tho State lust Friday night. Thcro was
wind, rain and hail combined. Tho most
damage done in tills county was at Orange
vllle, where cellars were tilled with water,
gardens washed, andjwalks torn up. The
principal losers are Samuel Hagenbuch,
.Mr. Mears. Mr. Hleks. Mrs. Kline and Mr.
Mastellar. In many other places through
the county tho fields were badly washed.
Near Eycrs Grove two head of cattle were
killed bv llt'litnliiL'. It was one of the
heaviest storms that has visited tills sec
tion for a long lime.
Thu Danvlllo peoplo are still unwilling
to give up the fight concerning the place
where thu nnnuul encampment of tho
Third Brlgado shall bo held, although
Wllllamsport has been decided upon by
Gen. Selgfreld. Col. Ramsey, J. L. Relhl
nud Peter McCuun went to Harrlsburg
last week to present to tho Adjutant Gen
oral thu advantages of that town for the
encampment. In the absence of Adjutant
General Guihrlu the committco waited on
thu governor to whom the case wus stated.
Among other things It was alleged by lo
cntlng the cump ut Danvlllo $3,000 would
bo saved to the statu lu transportation.
Other advantages were also referred to.
Wo wanted It here, too, hut alter wo
were beaten, we quit.
You can secure n fine $250 organ fnr
$110, nt $8.00 per month, by joining tho
Estey Orguu Club of Bloomsburg, Pa.
Address, F. M. Evkuktt, Sec'y.,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,
Thrco drunken rowdies pp.rudcd the
streets on Thurday morning nbout three
o'clock, Ringing nnd shouting and disturb
ing tho slumbers ot our cltzcns. Tho
noise however did not nwaken a slnglo po
liceman. Tho case of Books vs. the Borough of
Danvlllo Jls now occupying the attention of
the court. It U an action brought , by tho
husband for damages for tho death of his
wife, caused by falling down nn unprotcct
embankment. There is n number of attor
neys on each side, nnd n warm contest Is
going on.
At n meeting of tho stockholders of tho
Normal School held last Monday afternoon
for the election of trustees, the following
persons were elected t L. B. Rupert, P. P.
Blllmcyer, Conrad Blttcnbendcr nnd Dr. J,
Schuyler. Col. S. Knurr, Dr. McRcy.
nolds, L. Bcrnhard nnd F. Brown were
suggested two of whom will bo appointed
ns trustees on the part of tho State.
Appointed a JtiHtlcc of the Pence.
John M. Clark, Esq., has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for this town, to
fill the vacancy caused by thu resignation
of J. H. Maize, Esq., who resigned tho
position so that lie could give closer attcn
tlon to his paper mill business. The np
polntmedt of Mr. Clark wus asked tor by
a number of leading citizens, nnd made
without opposition.
You can securo a lino $250 organ for
$115, at sfa.OOpcr month, by Joining the
Estey Organ Club of Bloomsburg, Pa.
Address, F, M. Evkiiett, Sec'y.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
A IliiHtartlty Outrage.
Miss Enuna Whltmer, a young lady re
siding lit Milford township, Lehigh county,
awoke onu morning about two months ago
to find that during thu still hours of tho
night some miscreant had come to her
bedside and cut off her luxuriant crop of
jet black hair closo to the head, leaving
scarcely enough to shield the scalp. She
grieved greatly over her loss, nud soon
after went Into consumption, which caused
her death. The perpetrator of the outrago
upon her was never discovered.
Wo have arranged In grind Lewis' Pdue
White Lead in Campii ki.i.'s ash Thaveii's
Pirns Linseed Oil, nnd are prepared to of.
for inducements In price to dealers und
consumers. Hkn.y S, Reat,
il-S-flm Rupert Pa.
Not on tlio 'I'liiril floor.
The Columiiian office 1-: on the firtt lloor
of the brick building two doors below the
Exchange hotel, known as the Columiiian
building. The name appears on the win
dow curtains, nnd on the bulletin board on
the pavement. We call attention to this
becnuse so many people come to our build
ing nnd climb up to the third lloor to find
us, when n little observation would save the
trip up two lllghts of stairs. The front
room Is occupied by our stationery de
partment, which Is the cause, probably, of
misleading.
Mountain Grove Camp McclliiK.
The directors of the Mountain Grove
camp meeting association met at Berwick,
last Thursday and decided to hold the camp
meeting this year, beginning Wednesday,
August 8. Dr. E. M. Low presided nt the
meeting of the hoard. It was decided to
hold the meeting with closed gates on Sun
day, tlio samo as last year. A committee,
with W. M. Gcarhart as chairman, was np
pointed to confer with the railroad com
pany nnd try to secure the running of two
regular trains cncli way during thu enmp.
This camp has been very successful in past
years. Last year, after paying considerable
money for repairs, occasioned by a storm
the winter before, they paid the stockhold
ers a dividend of four per cent. Rev. M.
L. Smyser Jwlll have charge of the services
this year.
The annual meeting of members of Col
umbia county Agricultural Society for
the election of otllcers for the ensuing
year, will be held ut Bloomsburg, in the
Opera House, or. Saturday, May 10th, at
2 o'clock r. m.
Fjibd. U. Hautman,
2w Secretary.
A Double Headed UeltiK.
Millie Christine is one of the greatest of
living wonders. She is now on exhibition
in J. B. Doris' circus. This remarkable
young lady is a mulatto, mid says she wus
born in 1851 In North Carolina. She Is
below medium height, and has two per
fectly formed bustH and heads, the bodies
being back to back. Below the waist she
has the organism of n single Individual,
witli the exception of the fact that she
possesses four limbs. Her carriage is ex
tremely graceful, und she uses two or
four limbs nt will In walking. Mentally,
is difficult to understand the phenome
non. Sho speaks of herself and Is ad.
dressed In tho singular number, and while
she talks with one head or the other, it is
understood that men.ally she is byt one
person, a tuct which doubtless contributes
to the pence and happiness of this singular '
being, as it precludes the possibility of a 1
wordy wnr between herself, the terrible
consequences of which can scarcely be
fancied. The lady is well educated,
speaking several languages fluently, and
singing soprano with ono head and con-
tralto with thu other. Her weight Is 205 '
pounds.
Adhesive hooks are nmong the late no v. '
cities for hanging small pictures, plaques,
&c, on the wall without driving nails. 1
They ure very pretty, and certainly very
useful. For sale at tho Columiiian store.
Ml (111 II IteniH.
Mrs. l.llle Hess, thu milliner, is in Philu. ,
delphln this week purchasing her Spring
goods. She Is accompanied by Miss Mary
Millard of Willow Grove.
Horace Hartman of your town, made a
short call at Hctlervllle on Sunday,
rrungementsure being made to put thu
cemetery In a better condition. A needed
Improvement.
J, R, Yohu claims lo have discovered a
log In the Ten Mile Run which is petrified.
It reminds us of tho story Col. Copeland
told ou that subject.
Henry Engle and family, of Espy, visited
nt Hctlervllle on Saturday,
Johnny Gcarhart, a lad about twelve
years old, while at play in the barn, fell
from tho "overhead" to the thrcthlng
lloor, striking his arms on tlio tlu and
breaking onu arm and severely bruising
the other, besides other bruises. He had
often been cautioned by his father trom
going on that mow while playing.
The East end supervisor Is working ou
tho Jroads ut present. This being nearly
tlio busiest time of the year for farmers,
there is evidently something wrong with
the roads or tho supervisor,
Tho Sunday school at the Snyder school
house was reorganized on Sunday last.
Wo are informed that Messrs. Hartull
and Motvry who went West for ponies are
on their way home with twcnty.slx of the
animals.
W. Michael has built a residence ut the
newly built placo called Blubtown.
, Messrs. Hess nnd Miller, students at the
Wyoming Seminary, spent Suiulny at
homo,
Mrs. Peter Werkhelser died on Monday
morning after a lingering Illness.
Rev, Flicklngcr of Shamokln held com
munion services In tho Lutheran church at
this place on Sunday. Ills sermon wns
ono of tho kind that will long bo reincm
bored. Many persons were present. Mem.
hers of the other churches of town showed
their respect for sister churches by their
presence, and participating In the exercises,
Mrs, Clara Snydor presided at tho organ.
Layfayctto Creasy stopped In town on
Monday, on Ids way homo from Alicntown
whero ho attended the funeral of Rev.
James Cole, on Baturday.
Phlncns Smith lias bought n lot in town.
Wo understand he intends building Im
mediately, nnd will mo ro to town,
Pi.vafoiie.
l'rom AVclllverHvllle.
Tho storm on Fiitlny evening tiki n
grunt deal of dnmngu in this communi
ty. Hundreds of dollars will not
cover tlio loss.
Wo liavo been entertained with
some very interesting music nt the
residence of Mr. Daniel Musgrnve.
Thcro was no singing school ,'on Sat
urday evening, on account of tlio rain.
Musgravo nnd Kitchen givo tlio
school nt Orangovillo Academy n good
reputation.
Communion services nt the M. E.
church Sunday afternoon nt four
o'clock. Kit.
Tlie iCdltorlal I. lie.
At the funeral of Col. L. L. Tate last
week Thursday nt Wllllamiport, Rev. S. E.
Webster made some appropriate remarks,
among lliem being the following:
"A long nnd laborious life has been
brought to a close. The profession of a
Journalist Is no sinecure. To have walked
in the editorial ranks for fifty years, was
not to traverso a path of roses nor to have
been borne along In Indolent case. The life
of an editor is one of many vicissitudes,
much rivalry, strong antagonisms. No
greater battles have been fought on tented
field with tho edge of n swoid Ilka those
battles which have been fought with the
pen. There has been war to the very hilt In
many editorial sanctums. To have been n
journalist during the past fifty years of our
national existence means hard work, heated
brain, midnight oil, the 'suffering of hitter
innuendo and gross misrepresentation. And
yet Journalism is a profession of high dis
tinction, one of the most honorable und
when conducted aright, ono of the most
needed. No ngency, save the pulpit, has
so educated the sentiment of the public, so
directed the mind of the people, so mould,
ed legislation. The press must not only di
rect the; thought of tho people, but do the
thinking for the people. This has been pre
eminently true during thu past fifty years
of our nation's life. No country, perhaps,
has had bucIi n vnried history, has under
gone so ninny changes, lias encountered so
many vicissitudes. Our changeful political
complexion, our wars, our llnnuclal crisis,
our unprecedented growth, our gigantic
enterprises, and our inllucntlul states among
the nations, have all contributed to and
made necessary the most vigorous applica
tion of journalistic energy. During all these
changes Col. Tate has wielded i. strong
lien, has consecrated ids life witli single,
ness of purposo and with unswerving decis.
ion. During all his life lie has stood by the
one party, has adhered to its principles,
lias fought its battles; whatever may be
men's political predilcctlous, however they
may differ In relation to any interest of life,
they will respect a man of strong conviction.
A man, who, believing he is right, will
stand I iv Jus principles, commands the re
spect of thoughtful men, is indeed every
inch a man, is n king among men by "di
vine; ordination."
I'licHdny'H Htorin.
A terrific storm pussed through this sec
tlon on Tuesday afternoon, but thu people
of Bloomsburg were fortunate enough not
to be visited. The storm wns a genuine
western cyclone. At Berwick there was
much damage done. Thu storm came In
from the north-west. The roof and part of
n building on one of M. W.Jackson's farms
was torn down. A shed was blown over
on six head of cattle, but they were rescued
without injury. A sign was blown down
ou a little girl named Clewell, but she es
caped witli n few bruises. Trees and fences
were blown down. About onu-thlrd of the
roof of the bridge crossing thu Susquehan
na was blown off, at a loss of about 700.
A portion of the roof of the barn of Mr,
Wooley nt stoneytown was torn oil. The
gable end and part of the roof of J. S. Hag
enbuch's barn were dat.inged, and an out
house of Robert Pursel in Llghtstreet was
thrown down. J.arge trees were blown
down, but no damagu done by them,
Across tho river at Nescopcck the storm in
creased in severity, uprooting trees, demol.
lshtng fences and sheds, and causing a gen.
eral destruction. As thu storm reached tho
Hazleton turnpike It crow more ilercu nnd
struck n small town called Briggsville with
such forcu as to almost destroy the entire
village. The fences all along were swept
away. Above Ncscopeck on thu hill a new
church was blown down. At Drifton one
of tho large breakers was swept piece by
piece level to the earth, By tiiu flying mis.
Biles nnd falling timbers many of the em
ployees wero hurt. Two men were crushed
to death, The breaker is thu property
Senator Coxo and Is a total wreck.
of
A similar storm visited Wllllamsport, ac
coinpanled by loud thunder and vivid light
nlng, several houses wero struck by light-
nlng, but no serious damugo was done to
them. Tho largo woolen factory of Stadon
it Brother was commotelv unroofed, thu
tin being rolled un, carried across the street
nnd lodged on the top of two maple trees
standing In the front yard of thu residence
of William Stadon, onu of the proprietors
of tlie mill. The building was deluged wit!
water, greatly damaging tlio stock, cloth
nd machinery, Tho loss will probably
reach 1,000. Farm fences and tclcgrnpl
poles along the railroads below the city stif.
iercu very much, -t ins storm passed on
and reached Danville, where Its fury had
not abated, A whirlwind took possession
of Mill street a moment before the storm
burst, and pedestrians mado for places of
shelter to avoid danger, Tlio roofs of houses
occupied by employees of thu Montou
Iron Company were lifted from their fasten-
lugs and hurled Into thu streets, and tlie
handsome steeple of the new Episcopal
church, it Is thought, has sulfered some
what from tho violence of the wind. Trees
wero uprooted, nnd the brunches wero car.
rled everywhere. Many window panes
wero blown In by the action of tlio elements,
Yo certainly should consider ourselves
highly favored to bo thus surrounded by
two terrlblu gales and not suffer any dam
age. There was a slight wind storm here
and a Utile rain, but nothing uncommon,
Ruro llftrgalns In Fine Ready Mudo Cloth,
lug, grand arrival of Spring Styles,
Wo defy competition Wo guarantee sat
isfaction. Elegant Suits for I.lltlo Hoys.
Substantial Suits for School. Blyllsli suits
for Youths call und be convinced that
the best place to buy your Clolhlng Is at
the Popular Clothing Store of
David Lowenberg,
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Court I'roccodlnuH.
Court convened, this being tlio regular
term of May court. Hon. William Elwcll,
President Judge, and James Lako and F.
L. Shuman, Associates, on tho bench,
Upon proclamation, constables made
their returns.
Upon proclamation, newly elected con.
stables wero sworn In,
urnnii jury caned, f. r. Drinker tip.
pointed foreman and Jurors all sworn nnd
affirmed.
On petition Win, Harlan appointed con
stable of Pine township.
Geo. Kramer nnd B. B. Freas appointed
tipstaves for first week and Evan Jones for
second week.
Commonwealth vs. Wm. Wills. Nolle
Pros., on payment of costs.
Commonwealth vs. chas. and (leo. 1'. Hughes.
Nollo Pros, on payment ot costs.
Auditor's report confirmed nisi In estate of John
Hitter.
Heportsof following sales wero confirmed nlsti
estate of Jacob linker, deceased i estato ot Thcros
sa ltallor, deceased j estate of Elizabeth Kelchner,
deceased! estate of Elizabeth Waller, deceaced s
estato of John Paker, deceased.
Heport of viewers of road In Locust township
near YocunVs saw mills, confirmed nlsL
Hoad In Franklin, near A. i-ohrmnn's, confirmed
nhl.
lioad In Locust and Conyngham townships, con
firmed nisi.
Itoad In Centre township near I. Whllinlre's con-
finned n M.
Hoad In Hcott township near .Tames Lake's, con-
finned nisi.
On petition, W. It. Ik-molt appointed guardian
of Harry J. Welllvcr, a minor child above fourteen
enrs.
Auditor's report In estato ot Wm. Daniels, con
firmed nisi.
Auditor's report In estate of Wm. llarber, con
firmed Illsl.
Register's nccounts, whlow's npprulsemcnts, and
Trustees accounts presented, and confirmed nlsL
Catliarlno Karshner appointed guardian of
Simon II. Karshner and Wilbur W. Karshner.
on petition, (icorgo Fox appointed supen Lsor of
Locust township.
Hoad In sugarloaf township near the ft. Gabri
el's church, confirmed nisi.
In tho estate of Ellsworth Kline, a minor, on
petition, guardian directed to settle 30 days before
next term.
Iteport of ro.id In Vlshingcrcck, near J. M. He
witt's, confirmed nisi.
Ileport of Balo In estate of John Sands, confirmed
nisi.
Heport of saloln estate of llenjamln Linden
muth, connrmed nM.
Audit contlrmcd lu estato ot llecso M. Eek.
On petition of Jeremiah Welllvcr, a minor, Win.
IL ivmott appointed guardian.
Auditor's report In estate of Catharine Ohul, con
tinued nisi.
Auditor's rejiort lu proceeds of Sheriff's sale lu
fiimuel lion er's estate. Confirmed nlsL
On petition, subpajiia In divorce awarded Win.
Werkhelser.
On petition, siibpcena In divorce awarded Sar.ih
Selgler.
Auditor's reiiui l confirmed nisi In estate of Jaicd
Harrison.
Estate ot Thomas eroding, Jr. Petition of ad
ministrator for specific performance of contract,
4c, presented and citation awarded.
Licenses were refused to U. F. Curry and Wm.
1'elfter ot Centralia, and Daniel Kchres, of Con
yngham.
Itetura of writ ot partition In estato of Samuel
Hutchison, confirmed nisi.
Petition for county bridge over Susquehanna
river n llirain presented.
Iteport ot road In Jladlson, near Wm. Hai Mine's,
continued nisi.
Ileport ot road In (Ircenwood, near II. J. Hoblns',
connrmed nisi. O
Heport of road in Muln, near W. H. Fisher's, con-
finned nisi.
Estate of I'luebeA. Jllller, deceased, return of
partition, confirmed nisi.
Estate ot John, return of Inquest confirm
ed nisi.
General list ot Jurors called.
Commonwealth vs. John Wise. Defendant
pleads guilty. Sentence, lino IJ5 and costs ot
prosecution, and to Susan Itlchart t, and stand
commuted until this scntenco Is compiled with.
commonwealth vs. Alfred Droach. Defendant
pleads guilty. Sentence, tine M, and lying In ex
penses, with tho usual order for tho protection of
Locust township Poor District.
In re of Wm. T. Davis, a minor, additional bond
of guardian In 3i00 ns required by tho Pension
Ilureau, tiled.
Commonwealth vs. John fiordner, Daniel Karsh
ner, nnd Charles (lordlier. Xot a true bill, and A.
J. llanloto pay costs, nnd git e ball to Sheriff to
pay In io days.
Commonwealth vs. Win. llardo, Ellen Ilardo,
Sarah Whltmoyer and Howard Watts. Not n true
bllL Daniel (lordlier, prosecutor, to nay costs.
rat lick Flynn naturalized In open court.
Commonwealth vs. Wllllo Fox. Kecognlzance,
forfeited. To be respited on appearance of defend.
nut at next term.
Commonwealth vs. llowman Turner. Hecognl-
zaneo forfeited. To bo respited on appearance at
next term.
Petition ot Charles McK. Old, filed.
Commonwealth vs. Peter HefTron. Defendant
pleads guilty.
Hoad In lienton near .1. It. Keller's, continued
finally.
Hoad In Oraugc, confirmed finally.
Itoad In Centre, near Levi Fester's, confirmed
finally.
Ho.id lu Franklin, near John Ailley's. connrmed
anally.
CI1UN1) JCUV'S ItKI'OHT.
COI.U.MI1IA COUNTY, ks
Tho (irand Inquest of Pennsylvania Inquiring
for tho body of Columbia county respectfully re-
port that we havo discharged our duties in tho
matterof tho presentment of bills otlndlctment
that bat e been laid before us :
That wo have examined tho public buildings and
inako the following recommendations :
That tho county Jail be thoroughly cleansed and
disinfected, nud that a competent engineer bo em-
plojed at umv to examine Into tho matter of
dralnago for said Jail, nndrcpoit thereon j and
that the proper drain bo mado as soon ns possible,
at tho county's expense. Tho building In Its
present condition Is utterly unnt for tho residence
or Incarceration of human lielngs nnd must re-
main so until properly drained. Also that the
roofs ot said Jail bo examined by competent work,
men, nnd repaired. "1 hat telephones bo placed nl
Comity's enme, In tho Court Houso and paid
tor, ior ino use of public onicers. Also, that H. H.
Ent, cx-Shcrltr, bo paid twenty eight dollars-
money expended by him personally, tor telephone
during his tenn of office. That we find tho court
House and other buildings In a fair condition.
lle.speettully submitted,
FHANIv P. DItlNKElt,
Slay Uth, 1S8.1. Foreman.
Reautlful Plush card cases containing 50
gilt edged calling cards, only 75 cents at
tho Columiiian store, ft. cents extra for
printing name. These nro the handsomest
goods for the money ever offered in this
town.
Siisaniu.il Creasy, widow of tlio late
Nathan Creasy, died atj her residenuo
in CatawissuTwp., on tho 3rd of May
anil wns miiieit iu uatawissa, on Sat
urday IMay 5 Shu was a daughter of
Henry and Susan Krinkbaum, both of
whom havo long sinco passed away,
tho former having died iu 1830 and
the latter in 185t. Sho leaves to sur
vivo her six children, four sons and
two ilanghteiH, ami ono brother Pro
thonotary Kiiuklmuin. Her ago was
1.1 oears and a few months. Sho occu
pied tho old "Krickbauiii" homestead
and wns well to do. Shu suffered long
and much with no appaix-nt relief, and
death finally canio a welcome visitor to
mid her bodily alllictioiiH. Hotter to
depart this lifo and be with God than
to suffer iu allliutiotis.
Paper Hags, all sizes, at thu Coi.u.miiiak
olllce.
MARRIAGES
At the lesldenee of John V. Parker lu
Greenwood, .May 8, 1883, by thu Rev. II, O,
Miinro, Mr. Frank llson and Miss Hell
Btudon,
llKAiii-u Evans. At thu M, E. Purson
age lu Orangevllle, May 3rd, 1883, by Rev,
E. M. Chllcout, Mr. Frederick T. lleagle,
of Jit. Pleasant, lo Miss Martha E. Evans,
of Gieenwood, both of Columbia county,
J'a.
. DEATHS.
Sunk. in Reuton township ou thu SOtli
of April, Edna bllne, ago 10 months.
"Words fait lo
eiprfni my grail.
Hide." mm Jlr.
Br.mv Oaiitkii, of NMhvlllo, Tiid., "for
tlio benefit, dorlred from
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Hating been 'filleted oil my lite with Scrof
(tin, my tyiteni teemed taturaU-d with It. It
came out In llloUlnn, Ulcer, nnd Mutter?
Nore t, all otcr my Imdy." Sir. fatter lUtei
that ho mhi entirely cured ty the use of
Ayiii's Haiisai'AUILLA, and tlnce dlieon
ttnuhiK In ue, eight inoutli- ago, lie Iim had
no return of thu -crofulous yinptomi.
Atl baneful Infections of the Howl arc
promptly rumored by this unequalled altera,
tire.
I'nr.pAnGii nv
Dr.J.C.Ayor&Co.,Lowell,Maai,
Sold by all Druggists; $1, tlx bottles for W.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Just received a largo stock of oval chums
nt Klnport & llro's.
Go to ficitsch's when you want anything
nobby and stylish lu tho furnishing goods
line.
Large stock of Mackerel nt Kluports &
lira's, sold at bottom prices,
Down with high prices 1 Everybody
knows Gross, thu N, V. Clothier, Is under
selling all competition.
A new stock of lloor, stnlr and table oil
cloths nt J. C. I.eldy & Co's.
Misses' and children's
and styles, iu Dentler's.
shoes, nil sizes
Evans & Eyer havo secured tho scrv'ecs
of n first-class cutter al their clodilng sto.c,
corner of Main & Iron Sts.
Green truck at Kluports Hro's
Thursday nnd Friday mornings.
every
Nice new Spring goods nt C. C. Marr's,
very cheap.
If you wish to travel buy your trunk of
Gross' N. Y. Store.
Ladles do vou know whero to get a prct
ty carpet ? Why, at J. C. Leldy & Co's.
Strictly pure Clover and Timothy seed,
a car load of It for sale at Light Street by
Silas Young. mar. 2-2m
A fine lot of straw hats just received by
Evans it Kyur.
C. C. Marr wants
fresh geese feathers.
20 pounds of nlco
New dry goods at J. 15. Skeer's.
Clothing 1 Clothing!! Clothing!! the
best and cheapest line of spring and sum
iner suits, for men und boys, can always
be found at Gross' N. Y. Store, Illooins
burg. If you want ribbons, hosiery, gloves,
embroideries, towels, handkerchiefs,
hoop skirts, buttons, &c, go to Clark &
Son's.
C. C. Marr does
patterns anymore.
not sell the Hutterlck
New bordering nnd stair carpets, just re
ceived, at J. C. Leldy & Co's.
Remember that Lutz & Sloan will not be
undersold on MncK silks. Hrlng your
samples to compare.
TOWN LOTS KOIt HAI.n.
2.1 lots ranging from ij325 to $400 per lot,
4 lots ranclnc from 300 to SGO0 ner lot.
All south of tho Normal School. No money
required provided tho purchaser will erect
buildings at once,
may U-tf C. W. NEAL.
The new style corsets
$1.00, at Clark & Son',
lead.
for GO, 7fi, nnd
Thoy take tho
Go to Rertscii's, if you want a stylish
and nobby suit of clothing. A fit always
guaranteed.
All kinds of vendue
Columbian olllce.
notes kept at the
More new prints, ginghams, cheviots,
muslins, Ac., cheap, ut Clark & Son's.
Co to Sharpless' foundry and get thu best
plows for thu lenst money, also points
harder than steel for the following plows:
Gule, Remington, South Rend, Wuird, Ad
vance, Danville, White, National, Montrose
&c. .i-27.:it
Good ginghams for 8 and best for 10
cents a yard, at Lutz A: Sloan's.
Gents' shoes of the latest design at
Dentler's popular shoe store, Main street,
below Exchange Hotel.
FERTILIZER 1 FERTILIZER I !
A car load of J. J. Allen's fertilizer for
sale nt Light Street by Harvey Heacock.
y grades, ranging in price to suit purchas
ers. Also for sale by Isaac Heacock.
ureenwoou. 4-yu-4w
e invito the indies to cnll nnd see our
large line of summer silks, black dress
silks, plain colored dress silks, and silk
brocades, at prices as low us the lowest if
not lower. Ularlc & Son.
Go to Uertsch's for your latest anil most
stylish necKwear.
Good calico for 5 cents, and best for 7
cents a yard, at I.utz it Sloan's.
A full line of ladles', misses', and child
reus' shoes, cheap, at J. O. Leldy ifc Co's.
i?!i0 reward paid to any person or per
sons who can buy as good un overall for
!). cents nt uny other place as nt Gross'
N, Y. slore, Hloomsbiirg.
Go to Uertsch's for your
cy white vests.
nobby und fan-
Fresh garden seeds at C. C. Marr's,
III!:! nice while, thrifty shouts and pigs
in weight from 20 lbs. 25, !i0, 85, 40, 45, 50,
00, 70, 75 lbs. upiece. All young hens,
young roosters, old hens, turkeys, geese,
ducks, lard, dried apples in the county
wanted n.i ijignt street, ny anus oung.
mai'U.2iu
Moru
Sloan's.
new counterpanes at Lutz &
O, C. Mut pays 82 cents
for eggs, J5 for lard,
for butter, 10
Fine groceries,
J. 11. Skeer's.
notions, canned goods, nt
Window shades and tixtures of all kinds,
at j. u. J.eiuy a uo s,
F. I). Dentler's stock of boots and shoes
for tlie Spring trade is now lu store nud
comprises all the best makes ot thu leading
nouses in tue trade.
Wool nnd cotion carpet
chain rtt O. O,
Marr's,
A line line of fancy rugs Just received at
O. Leldy fc Co's.. Main St.. below Mar.
ket.
At Dentler's you will llnd ladles' shoes
lu all widths and thu best makes and styles
ever offered the trade.
S'OTHJK Til FAIIMKIIS.
I would cull your attention to the fol.
lowing Implements for sale by tho under
signed i Kemp's patent inanuru spreader,
iteiniugion ij son's cnriion metal plows,
Advance chilled plows, Gale chilled plows,
sulky plows, Cornell corn shelters, Centen
nial fanning mills, separators nnd powers,
onu and two. horse corn planters with fer
tilizer arrangement, Deere & (Vs. walking
and riding com cultivators, Buckeye walk
big and riding corn cultivators, Iron Ago
and Planet Junior onchorsu cultivators
with plow attachments, Wnltcr A. Wood's
reapers, mowers and self-binders, Warrior
mowers and Uraiuer reapers, Tiger, Lead,
er and .Monitor bay rakes. Triumph and
Monnich fertilizer grain drills, hay tedders
and buy carriers, spring tooth drug har.
rowB, spring tooth harrows on wheels, drag
and smoothing harrows, chopping mills
that will chop 10 bushels an hour with two
horses, llnhlwln's hay and stalk cutters,
tiiuim anu power,) u, x u. uooper a uo's,
steam engines and saw mills, brick mould,
lug machines. Also Lister liros' best bone
fertilizers in tho market. All goods sold
at the lowest prices, and If not proven sat.
Words Fail-
isiaetory cuu ue returned.
S. U. Siiive,
4-13 Illoomsburg,
A new lot of lace lnmhrcriulns nt Lutz &
Sloan's, cheap.
A full line of rcudy-tnmlu clothing,
gents' furnishing goods, vnllses, &c, nt
Evans & Eycr's.
Strlctlv liuro timothv seed, clover seed
nnd largo yellow seed corp n car load of
it for sale nt Light Street, by Bllas Young.
limrO.Sm
Stair rods of all kinds nt J. C. Leldy &
Co's.
Lace curtains nt Ltd. &
Sloan's prlco
12 to 70 cents n yard.
For n nlotlirh shoo of the best make nnd
lowest prlco go to Dentler's.
Use Caw's Ink. It Is the best.
For sale
nt the Coi.uMniAN ofilcc.
Nobby suits made to order nt Evans &
Eyet's, by first-class workmen. Prices
very reasonable.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Codorus, Pa. Kev. J. D. Zchrlng says i
"I was paralyzed In my right slue. Tho
use of Brown's Iron Hitters enabled mo to
walk."
It is not necessary to enter Into partic
ulars in referring to the complicated or
ganic nnd functional difficulties to which
the more delicate classes of American
women arc subject i but wu tako pleasure
In saying that Mrs. Lydla E. Plnkham's
Great Remedy for all these troubles has nn
unbounded popularity.
CON'COllf) UnAl'lE VISES.
Fine, vigorous Vines, Two, three nnd
Four Years' Old, for snle by the dozen or
thousand at tlio lowest prices.
These Vines are raised on tho famous
Mt. Prospect Vineyards, at Passaic, N. J.,
where the well-known Port Grnpe Wino Is
produced that is so highly esteemed nt
Dresden nnd lierlln, and other European
Cities to which It Is shipped and that is so
highly esteemed by physicians everywhere.
Address, Alit.kd Spkbii,
Jan. 20, '83-3m. Passaic, N. J.
Owcnton, Ky. Rev. J. N. Heck says
"1 have used Hrown's Iron Bitters nnd
consider It one of the best tonics sold."
DYSPEPSIA AN1 LIVKI1 COMPLAINT.
Is It not worth tlio small prlco of 75 ccuts
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, If you think so call
nt our store nnd get a bottle of Shlloh's
Vitnllzer, every bottle has n printed gunr
nntee on it, use accordingly ami it it does
you no good It will cost you nothing. Sold
by J. H. Kluports.
may 12-eow.
CUI1EI) ttllBN l'HYSIOIANS OIVEl'P.
Our family physician gave up our child
to die," wrote Henry Knee, Esq., of
Verillu, Warren Co., Tenn. "It had fits
Srunarifan Nerrine lias cured the child.'
iJsl.GO.
Persons recovering from wasting dis
eases, such as malaria, fevers, etc., will be
greatly benefited by the use of Hrown's
Iron Hitters, a true tonic.
We have a speedy nnd positive cure for
catarrh, dipthcria, canker mouth and
headache in Shilnh's Catarrh Remedy. A
nasal injector free witli each bottle. Use
it if you desire health nnd sweet breath.
Price 50 cents. Sold by J. II. Kluports.
may 12-cow.
Many ladies udnilro grny hair on some
other person. Rut few cure to try its ef
feet on their own charms. Nor need they,
since Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents the hair
from turning gray, nnd restores grny hair
to its original color. It cleanses the scalp,
prevents the formntion of dandruff, and
wnndeifully stimulates the growtli of the
lialr.
Oil, WHAT A COl'OIl!
Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves if you can uiTord for the sake of
saving 00 cts., to run the risk and do noth-
ing tor it. we know irom experience that
Sluloh's Cure will cure your Cough. It
never falls. This explains why more than
n Million bottles were sold the nast vcar.
It relieves Croup, ami Whooping Cough, at
once, iuoiners no not lie without it. t or
lame back, side, or chest, use Shlloh's
I'orus l'laster. Bolil liy J. 11. Kluports.
may 12 cow.
tiTEvery color of the Diamond Dyes Is
perfect. Sec the samples of tlio colored
cloth at the druggists. Unequalled for
brllllnncy.
WINE FOlt INVALIDS AND TAIILK USK.
The Port Grnpe Wlno of Now Jersey is
the best medicinal wine iu the market, and
it is snid that the vintage of A. Speer far
excels imy other produced. It Is heavy in
body, ricli in flavor and well adapted for
sickly persons and for general family use.
Mr. Speer nlso preserves tbo Oporto Grape
juice just ns it rims fresh from the press
lor tho use or Tempernnce people nnd
Churches without fermentation or tho use
of spltits. As well as the best Port Wine
to bu obtained for the sidu board. For
sale by (!. A. Kleini, Hlooiusburg, Pa.
,"Vhat Is bred In the bone, will never
out of tlio tlesh," lint rheumatism, piles,
malaria, constipation and nil other con
fluents from derangements of thu functions
of tlie liver, kidneys nnd bowels will "out
of tlie flesh" without fall, after the thor
oug uso of Kidney-Wort, the euro for nil
such diseases.
E
XEOUTOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JKHKMH1I lIAOKN'lll'Cll, IIKCKA9KD.
Letters testnmentarv In the estate of Jeremiah
Ilagenbueli. late of centre townshtn. Columbia
county. Pn., deceased, ha 0 lieen granted by the
uegisieroi saiu county io r.usua i agennucn nnu
.1. S, Ihigeiibuch. All persons having claims
against said estate nro reuuested to prewnt them
for settlement, nnd thoo Indebted to tlio sanioto
inaho payment to tlio undersigned vt tthout delay,
r.i.inii. iiAiiiv.Mii un,i i.IOTllnr
.1. h. iiAriKvnri'ii f i.xecuiors.
4-13 April 11, 'SI
Llghtstreet, Pa.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
KSTATK OK C, S. IUIUIKI!, DKCKiBEII.
Ittei of administration in the estate ot c, K,
Harder, lateot llloomsln'rg. l.'ulumlila county. Pa..
deceased, havo been granted by the llegbterot
Mild county to Mm. S. A. Harder. All nersonslinv
iiigciuuus agunirti S.UII ueeeueni uru rcqueveu io
pivsenv iiieiu tor M'Uieiut'm, uiui inusu uiut'imti
to tho same to make payment to the undersigned
luiiuiiiiAirairix uuuoui ueiuy.
MHS. S. A. HAltirat,
npr."-Cw" Administratrix,
JOT1CE
is hereby elven that an nnnltcatlon will bo
made to lion. Win. lllwrll, p, ,1,, in clumbers
on mo twentj.nitii u.iy or May, ut a o'clock p. M.
uuuer me aci oi Asseiuuiv in inu iuinmon
wealth of Pennsylvania entitled "An net topro
Wdo for tho lucoriKirallon and regulation of cur
tain corporations," approved April wth, isri, for
tho charter ot un intended corporation lo bo culled
"CatawKsa (irango llxchange and Hall Associa
tion." tlie character and oblect of which is to nro.
vide, erect and furnish a hall anil other buildings
In tho township ot cutawUsa for tlio accommoda
tion ot CntnwNa (Irangu pnronsot Husbandry
and for that purpom to hae, possess and enjoy
all tho ilg'.m, benefits nnnprli lieges of tho said
Act ot Assembly. JOHN I!. YOCU.M,
April aru, iwt.i. Attorney for incorporation.
ull
TVTOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that tho partnership late,
ly subsisting between rivter llllhneior und Krnnk
P. Illllmeyerot Illoomsburg, l'n., under the linn
lumo ui itiiuueyer lo,, uas iiusuayuecn ills
bolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to tho
said partnership are to do received by tho said
t raiiK r. iniunej er, una tnosii due from tnesamo
aro to uo presented to nun for payment, Tlio bus.
luesswIlllJoconlluuHlby the said Frank P. 11111
mejer with Increased facilities for sen Ing tho
puuiic.
.i i-.n ri.ii-.n tui,i.ui;i i.u,
I'HANK P. HII.I.MKYKH.
Illoomsburg, April 3), issi.
A
DMINISTRATOH'S NOTICE.
KSTAYK 01' CISI'KK 10UW.N, UtCSlBI'.ll.
letters of administration In tha cst.itu nf iMsimr
lMiilt.'M lilt,, ,lf l'iit,i,Ll Int. .I.i,. ...,.'
........... v. h... .. . -., , UIIIIIIUIU IUUIII, , ,
ceased, havo been grunted by tho Heglster of sal
de.
tali!
cuuui) iu luiuoii r.uis.
All
icmons liuwiig
claims against the estate of said decedent urn m.
quested to present them for settlement, und those
luuruuii iu iiiu rsmie iu uiasu payment iu mo uiv
uersigneu uuiuiuiairaiur wunout ueiay,
CLINTON KI.L1S.
npr G tw
Administrator,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
kSTATK Or AUAM'A OllkUKISUIl, IIKCKASKII,
Letters of administration In the fstntit of Amnn.
da Workhelser, late ot Illoomsburg, Columbia
county, Pa., deceased, havu Ihvii grunted by the
Heglster ot said county to Wlllluin workhelser and
aiiiiio hit-ssier. Ail ikthous huviug claims against
said cstutu uru requested to present them tor set
t lenient, and those Indebted to tho samo to make
payment tu inu undcrugucd iiduuuisirulora ab
out delay. WM. WOUKHKISKIL
Apra)
ANNIK KliKSHI.Kll.
Administrators.
1"IV0UUIM. No
nubllclty: rosldinti or
State, Desertion, Non-Sunhort. advlco
implications gr stamp,
W,
if, li:k. Att'y
IV. S. TINGLEY,
MlMIhoi niTUOR,
Is now fully prepared to furnish
SUITS MADE TO ORDER,
VIIOM THE
BEST MATERIA!.
IN THIS MARKET AT
REAS0NABLE1UT1&1
ALSO TO KURNiail
Rcady-Mndc SUITS
MADE TO MKASUHK, AND
As Good tic Cheap
AS CAN HE HAD AT ANY
Ready-Made Establishment.
Orders taken for shirts, mado
from measurement.
BiUGH'S
$25.00
PHOSPHATE
Is acknowledged by all
who have tried it to give as
satisfactory results as any
high-priced phosphate
or guano they have
ever used.
PRICE $25 PER TON Of 2000 L11S.
On Cars or Iloat In Philadelphia.
Send for Circular showing Guaranteed
Analysis.
BAUGH & SONS.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
20 South Delaware Ava. PMl&da.
may it 4w
FOR SALE
AT
BT.OOMSBURG, PA.
20,000 BEDDITtCS-
conslstlnjr ot htinilmls of varieties ot tlio choicest
Hoses, rieranlums, Verbenas, t'oleus, lMlotropu,
etc., etc
Vegetable Plants
We nre maklni; a specialty. Karlv Cabuafjo plantti
(hardened) l"ot drown Tomato Plants nnd Hweet
Potato Plants by the thousand, Late Cabbage by
hundred! of thousands.
50,000 Strawberry Plants
of the best varieties niso Red and Rluck
Cap Raspberries, Rhubarb, Asparagus
plants, &c. We have shipped plants to
every State in the Union.
CUT FLOWERS
consisting ot ltoso lluds. Carnations, Violets, Hel
iotrope, callas, etc., etc., always oa hand. Flow
era fur weddlnin nnd parties, Bouquets Hasketaof
(lowers, fuinT.il designs ot all descriptions put up
at short notice. We pack so us to travel oneU)
two days and guarantee satisfaction.
SEEDS.
At tho rcnue-it of inanv of our customers I will
this season otter a full lino of garden seeds, l'fteon
years experience at market gardening enables ma
to oiler the best beeds ror this section. All I oiler I
am sure will give satisfaction. 'I'ucy uru the best
e.neucs anu suru io gruw.
We have four large green houses, ul-o cold beds
and hot beds containing rn-aily fiouo feet ot glass,
situated on Main street, above tho Normal School
(largo building.)
mis auveniieinym is loo small to mention an
e havo for sale. Call on us or write to us for
hat ) ou want and seo It wu cunnot supply you.
J. U DILLON, Bloomsburg, Ta.
MARKETREP0RTS.
RLOOMSRURG MARKET.
Wtteatpm' bushel
Itye " ,
1,05
,K1
.GO
.43
5.W
Corn, "
Oats " "
Flour iter Darrei
Cloverseed
nutter
22
, I&
Tallow US
Potatoes at)
Dried Apples 03
Hams .
sides & Shoulders
II
IS
.13
.14
12 0
S3
i.e.
Chlrkens
Turkeys .
i.iru per puuna
Hay per ton
beeswax
Buckwheat llower per 100.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
April St.
Vliua l'lrm and f.ilrlv active: sale of 2.80
barrels Inludlng Mlnne.ota extras at f5.5ia6.00;
i'eunsiv(iuiai!imiiy.5.r.a5.ffii; western dojwjsa
i.i ! patents fi."5.i7.;5.
Kvk Fuien sells at 13.ivca3.T5.
Wheat .Market was unlet, but linn ; car lota
fl.17at.-J7 ; 11.43 bldtorApHl; !l.Si.f for May;
fl.atV lor June; Jl.iMi. for July.
couN .iia. kci was a siiauo uener; ear lots 6ia
r.7K0 ; flOVfo bid for April ; fie for May j fiO'ic for
iiumi; usj itir.uuy.
Oats Market was steady: ear lots a&iMlue ; Me
bid for April; M'.cforMay; M.c for June; Mire
for July.
GOOD NEWS
FOR Tllli UPPER END.
Tho Largest Slock of Goods opened In
llentou, In many years, has Just
been received by the
undersigned.
It I'.iuliruccH
DRY Q00DS,
GROCERIES,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
am
mm
SHOES,
NOTIONS,
(lUKKNS.VARK,
And cventhlng found In a general mercantile bus
Iness, at thu very lowest pilces.
? $
L UMBER I'
Several hundred thousand feet
of drossod Lumber, Shingles, &c,,
constantly on hand,
li Purchasers will Und It to their advantage lo
cull on me before bu) Ing elsew here.
J. J.l
nnv 1
unil
rictic
llentou, Pn.
tu
14
uy li-iw
May 4-.ui