THE COLUMBIAN AJNfD DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
KltlDAY, JULY 27, 1883.
Correct ltnllroiul Time Table.
Trains on t,lo rnltndolphln ft It. K. luavo Kupvrt
as follows i
NOHTII. SOUTH,
0 DH.i. in. 1145a. m.
1 ml p. in. (1 in p. in,
Ir.lnsou tho I), I. W. II, II, Imvo llloomshurg
tolloiv.s I
NOiirn, mum,
7 nn n. m. s v n, m.
to 17 n. in. 11 49 a. in.
il 31 p. in. 4 3) p. in,
To 11 41 tritln south connects with tho Phlla.
dolphin Heading nt Mupcrt, and with thu
Northern Central at Northumberland.
Tii)S:JM. m. tralnonnoctsal Northumberland
wltii iii train on Pennsylvania road roAchliig
I'lil'adiiplilant : p. in
t'lu till train connocts with PnlUdilphla and
itc i ling roa tat itnpjrt at nil) roachlug Phlla
dolpulaiit 0:oo p, m.
'I'uo tlil train connects with Pennsylvania
ro 1 1 at Northumberland at 1:15 reaching l'hltadiil
phla at T:M p. m
The 4:1M p. m. train connoois with Pennsylvania
rotd at Northumberland ntsau p. in, nuu roaches
riilladclphla at S:55 a. in,
Trains on tho N. W. II. Hallway pass lllnom
Kerry as follows i
NOHTII. ROl'TII.
7.11 a. m 19.06 p. m,
6.31 p. m ;t.ot p. in.
l'crHoiial.
lion, James Lake was iii town on busl.
luss on Monday.
Jlr. mid Airs. 0. H, Hucknluw have gone
to Saratoga.
.Mr. ami Mrs. John It. Hunt lire at the
Exchange Hotel.
,1. M. tl. Hatick Esq. wits In town on Tiles
day on legal business.
Frank P. Gosper and wife, of Plttston
visited relatives here this week.
.Mrs. Anna M. Jenkins, of Eaton, N. Y.
Is visiting her father niul brothers,
II. M. Pine of this olllce Is taking n vaca
tion at his home In Light Street this week.
Charles Unangst, Esq. of New York city
Is at homo with his friends for his summer
vacation.
.Mrs. S. N. Walker Is visiting friends in
Central New York. She will attend a fa
mily rc-union during her absence.
J. J. IJrowcr and Miss Ada returned from
the west last week. Mrs. Urower stop
ped nt liollefontc to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Iilnglc.
Miss Nellie Kramer, Silas Lulu Chance,
Mr. Fred IC. Chance and -Mr. Louis Shaf
fer, nil of Philadelphia, are the guests of
Jlr. William Kramer.
David Lowenberg, J. It. Townsend and
James Cadinan spent a couple of days up
thu creek last week fishing for trout. They
met with good success.
A camping party consisting of Frank
mid Fred Ikeler, Charlie Lutz, ".Charlie Mc
Kclvy, Mat. Mcltcynolds and Frank Sloan
went up the creek on Wednesday. They
will pitch their tents near Stillwater.
Dr. A. M. Smith ami llev. G. M. Smith,
Ids brother, of Adamsburg, Snyder county
wore in town on AVcdiicsday. If Snyder
county can send over such representatives
oflener, and make then stay lenger Colum
bia county will make It lively for them.
1 he usual services at the Episcopal
church will be resumed on Sunday next.
The new residence of M. Wynkoop on
Third street Is now under roof and painted.
It will soon be completed.
The lady boarders of the Exchange Hotel
with their families, spent last Saturday in
the woods at ltupert, picnlcing.
A new line of neckwear neat,
and nice nt I). Lowenbcrg's.
nobby
Camp meeting stoves, beautiful ranges,
preserving kettles, agate Iron and stamped
ware, reaper knife sections, &c., nt Sharp,
less' foundry. 2t
Itev. J. E. Bradley, formerly editor of
the Montour American at Danville, died at
Phocnixvillo on the 25th Inst. His health
had been poor for sonic time.
Physicians say that ginger ale is n poor sub.
stltute for water, because the capsicum It
contains Irritates the lining of the stomach
and produces dangerous liillammation.
The Hoard of Trustees of the Danville
Insane Asylum has invited tho governor to
visit that Institution, and he has accepted.
The date of his visit has not yet been fixed.
Lockiml's new resilience on Fifth street
next to 0. W. Neal is progressing finely,
Thu house will be a large one and for
beauty and convenience will livid any in
town,
The Columiiian olllce Is prepared to
furnish nil kinds of paper bags, plain or
printed, at city prices. Merchants pur
chasing of us will save freight on their
orders,
The Winona Fire Company has accepted
im invitation to go to Plttston on August
23ml, as the guests of tho Eaglu Hose
Company of that place. There will be n
parade In the afternoon, and on the 23rd
they will attend it picnic at Jones' Lake.
Judge Klwcll has granted n new trial in
tho case of lliidy against tho D. L. & W.
It. it. tried in Uanvlllo recently, In which
the verdict was quite a largo sum for
thu plaintiff. The action was brought by
tho parents of a boy who was killed by the
cars In D.invlllc.
Col. J. 0. Frcczo has recently erected a
handsome monument In Hoscnicnt Cemc.
tcry. It Is of whlto bronze metal, and was
furnished through J. E, Owens of Lewls-
biirg. There are quite a number of monu
ments of this material hero, and they are
fast growing In favor everywhere.
Michigan Is taking measures to put Into
practical operation a law enacted by the
Legislature nt Its recent session, requiring
nil teachers In the public schools of that
State to give Instruction to tho pupils upon
thu nlivslolnirlo and hviricnlo effects of
tobacco and alcohol upon the human sys.
tern.
Purlins ilosirliiir the llano Manifold
Hooks can now sccuru them by calling at
th'.sofUeo. With this system tho letter
ami conv aro written together. It does
nwav with tho ureas, brush, water &c. No
ink or lien renuircd. Call early and exa
mine. For anlo only nt tho Colombian of
lice.
a nogus circus ngont Is said lu bo on his
travels through the central part of tho
Stale. Ills mode of proceedings Is to visit
n town, maid! nrrnngcnicnls for the enter
tiiliiment of the company, borrow all the
money he. can and then skip for new fluids.
I'nss mm along.
NoN-Suiisoiiinmifl. Anexchannoobscrvon
that tho greediest man after a newspaper
Is the one who Is too mean to subscribe.
He Is always lu waiting for the latest na-
per, mid It Is not two minutes on the own-
is' premises till the non-sulwrlber noun-
i'S upon It, and never lets mi till thu last
line Is rend, and then perhaps casts It aside
with the remark that he could make a bet.
ter paper himself. We have that clas9
nroiind here.
Slnco thu trade dollar panic beenn. crent
nconventenco hns been experienced by bus.
ness men by the scarcity of small chance.
IJelng obliged to use half and quarter
dollars to take the placu of the dollar, has
exhausted tho supply. Even tho banks
mvo run short of small money and In somn
Instances have been obliged to borrow of
neighboring banks to meet the demand.
The only hope for relief from this Btnto of
affairs Is In congress which docs not meet
until next December.
The Summer Issue of StmwbriJae ,( Cloth-
icr't Quarterly, just out, Is a splendid num.
icr s every page Is of Interest to the ladles.
New fancy-work designs and stitches ; In.
structlons lu amateur art, and how to adorn
the person nnd how to decorate the homo i
n pretty piece of new vocal music ; nnd the
summer fashions In every department of
dry goods fully Illustrated. Price, 15 cents;
get a copy from your news-dealcr or send
to Strawbrldge & Clothier. Philadelphia.
July 20-4w
FuNr.UAt, DiiiEOioiiS. At Sunbury, this
week, the undertakers of Montour, North,
umbcrlauil, Columbia and Snyder counties
effected an organization termed tho "North
Branch Funeral Directors' Association."
.Messrs. Dostcr and ltoat, of this place,
were present and took part in tho proceed-
ngs. The latter was elected secretary, and
the former wns appointed a member of the
executive committee. W. P. Hobcrts, of
Sunbury, was made president of the orga
nl.ation. They adjourned to meet In tills
placo on January next. Dandlie Intellitjen-ccr.
We have an assortment of thermome
ters In stock which we will sell at reduced
prices to close out. Every house should
have one. Call and see them at the Coi.
umiiias store.
The Wilkes-liarre Paper Mill Company's
new buildings are nil completed, nnd tho
men are now at work putting in the steam
pipes and "picking up around," prepara
tory to setting the machinery in operation.
The mills would have been started some
timu ago but for an error in the shipment
f some of tho machinery, which has not ns
et been found, although "tracers" uro
engaged in looking it up. The company
expect to commence running about August
st, and only print and common wrapping
paper will be manufactured for tho first
few months Union-Leader.
A grand festival wlllbu held lu tho grove
at Jonestown, Columbia to., on the 23th of
July, afternoon and evening. Proceeds to
be applied toward repairing tho M. E
church, damaged by lightning In June. At
which time nt 21 o'clock, Itev. I). S. Mon.
roo, D. D. will deliver his Lecture, tho Sub
jeet, tba Fast YoungMan.
James McMnhon, of Mt. Pleasant town
fldp, died mi Saturday last, and the funer
nl win held on Monday, Hey. Dr. .Mitchell
olllelatlng The burial took plnco at the
Odd Fellows' Cemetery, Danville, Mr.
MeMahon had resided in this county soy.
eval jvnrs, on the nussicll Appleumu faun
Ho was a good citizen, and one of the best
fanners lu tho county, Ho leaves a wlfo
mid several children to mourn bin loss.
iV coriespondent of the Patriot wiltes the
following concerning tho Fishing creek
ail road :
The civil engineers who were sent out to
survey a route for a railroad from lllooms-
liurg up the Fishing creek, across the North
mountain to the Sullivan county coal fields,
have returned nnd made a very llattcring
report. The mountain can be crossed at a
grade of about sixty feet to the mile. llail
road men in tills locality have had their
eyes upon this route tor years. A vast
lumber district will be opened up and one
of the finest water powers in this part of
stale brought into play when once the road
is built. As the right parties have the mat
ter In hand there is no doubt but that the
road will be constructed and the Sullivan
county coal fields placed within easy access
to me commercial worm.
Foil Sale. A full set of tinner's Machines
mud tools and patterns.
Apply to W. It. Kitbiit,
Ho 4:1 Illoomsburg, Pa.
June 27-4v
On Wednesday night between 12 and 1
o'clock, the ahu m oflliewas sounded on
the streets, and the Uro department hasten
ed to the spot where smoke and flames.
were bursting forth, which proved to be
A. Prentice's machine shop on Fourth
troet near Last. The building was of
wood, and dry, so that it was entirely en-
loped in lire befoic a stream was got on
to it. In a short time three streams of
water were directed to the burning build-
ng and adjoining buildings:, and further
loss of property prevented. This is the
first lire of any account since tho water
works were erected, and if there arc still
any who questioned their efficiency, they
houlil be fully satislled now, Iho work
of the fire department was quietly and sys
tematically done.
Hiiiiliury HineltlilK WorltH Htnrf.
At Sunbury thu Susquehanna smelting
and mining company tupped the first run
of lead last Friday and It has exceeded the
expectations of those Interested as to Its
richness In quality and quantity. Much
excitement prevailed about the amount of
lead contained In the ore, and many citi
zens visited the smelter In order to witness
tho birth of that which promises to be the
most successful business enterprise in
thnt section,
The l.uw
Asrnltmt I'euce
Iiik.
AilverllH-
Fences along the line of thu streets and
public roads are generally garnished with
ndvcillscmcnts. The people who do this
are probably notjnwnro that there is a law
against It. The act of 1881 says "He It
enacted, eta., That If any person or per
sons shall, without thu consent of the own
ers thereof, willfully daub, paint advertise-
ments, or place placards upon or deface
walls of any building or buildings, house or
houses, or the fences around the yard con
nected therewith, or any fence surrounding
or enclosing nny vacant lots, or farm, or
shall, without tho consent of tho owner or
owners thereof, daub, paint advertisements
or place placards upon or otherwise defaco
any tree or trees, or ahull causo the same
to be dono by others, such offender or of
fenders shall be guilty of n misdemeanor,
and upon conviction bo sentenced to pay a
line not exceeding liSj, and undergo an
Inipilsonment not exceeding thirty days,
both or either, nt the dlscietlon of the
court.
Three I'rlsoitcin lll out of Hie
Moulour County I'rlson ami
I'.sciiie.
James W. Hurl, John Engel and Samuel
Clink took French leave of the county pris
on Saturday. The escnpo wns made with
thu atd of a knife nnd a piece of broomstick.
With these the prisoners loosened the
stones lu the wall, striking the
placo where two former prisoners, Ar
ter and Trenss, escaped some years ago.
After making a hole In tho wall they let
themselves down Into the yard with th o
aid of n poker and strips of blankets made
into a rope. It is surmised that they were
assisted over thu outer wall by friends on
the outside. Hart was awaiting trial for
embezzling tho Singer sewing machine
company out of about $1,000. Tho other
two were serving out their sentences, The
building Is an old structure and has been
considered unsafe for years. It is a dis
grace to the county and a laughing stock
to criminals. One of the men escaping
wns minus a leg, and the fact that It re
quires no agility to get out of the building
nnd over walls, making it a laughing stock
to the community. A reward has been
offered for the capture of the escaped.
Ileum from jnckHou ami Vicinity.
The cake walk was well attended nt Wal
ler on Saturday evening last, although it
was rainy in the forepart of tho evening.
We believe the receipts were pretty satis
factory. The first rattle snako of the season that
we have heard of, was killed by Mr.
Charles Coleman while In his field mow
lug. If the weather Is good the present week
the farmers in Jackson will have in their
barns the largest crop of hay and grain
that this section has ever produced in one
year.
E. J. Jones has bought John McIIcnry's
farm and will remove there next spring.
We wish Ed. success as he is a hard work
ing man.
.Mr. Win. Parker lost a valuable work
horse last week.
Miss Fannie Artcr and her sister Emma,
who have been visiting friends in this sec
section for the past few weeks returned to
their present home, Philadelphia last Mon
day. F. E. Wcrtman of Tyrone P.i.,is spending
a few weeks in this vicinity visiting rela
tions.
Occasional.
.1 Woiulcrlul Dream,
From the Hi nt on Miotic.
A daughter of the Into Harvey Jewell
(who was so well and favorably known In
Boston In legal and business circles, nnd
was a brother of the lute Marshall Jewell)
had recently n veiy queer and unusual ox
perlcnce, mid nuu calculated to make a
deep Impression upon the strongest mind.
Some weeks ago shu had n dream lu which
she distinctly saw an undertaker drive up
to her lesldcnco with n lunrse, Ho was u
perulhir looking man, Ills queeily shaped
nose, which looked as If it had been Im.
ken nnd was twisted to one side, gave tils
countenance an expression which would
have nde Identification ensy and ceitalu,
Ho came directly toward her, and ns he
said "Arc you all ready?" shu suddenly
awoke.
Theiliciim seemed a peculiar one, but
.it i .... . .
mil not auraei very much intention in lliu
household until a few days or a weuk later
It was repeated with exactly the Same
characteristics, down to tho "Are you nil
ready f" nnd tho awakening.
And now comes tho strangest part of the
story. Somo little tlmo afterward the
young lady was visiting In Cincinnati, and
went to an npartmcnt hotel to call upon n
friend. Sho stepped Into the elevator with
others, nnd was startled to hear "Aro you
all ready?" from tho man in charge,
Shu was still more startled on lookltur
around and beholding tho exact picture of
the man of the dream, even to the mis
shapen nose. It made such nn Impression
upon her mind that she requested to be let
out of tho elevator nt the llrst landing.
She stepped out, and the other occupants
went out at the next landing, and the mail
lcmalned. Tho elevator machinery gave
out j suddenly the car went up, nnd then
down, and the man was Instantly killed,
Hllver In llraiUoril county (Soil.
Gold has been discovered In Now York
state soil, lu the norlh central parts, nnd
now a vein of silver has been found In
Bradford county, Pa. This Is no Insignifi
cant token of the probability that these
two great States may some time be noted
for their store of precious metals ns well
ns of coal. Iron nnd salt, Sometime ngo
two years, Ills staled Mr. H. H. Marcel.
lus, who lu company with 0. L. Straight
and n Mr. Wolf, leased 200 acres of hind In
the township of lllilgelmry, Bradford
county, Pa , discovered on the surface of
the tract In qiii'slhm, oiitciopplngs of oro
which seemed to ronlnln some of the vnl.
liable metals, silver or lend. The vein or
suifaee exhibition wns about ten feet In
width. Mr, Marccllus's suspicions of the
exlstejce of silver lu the deposit led Mm
to correspond with Snpt A. Loudon Snow-
tlen, of the U. . mint nt Philadelphia, to
whom ho forwaidcd a collection of speci
mens June 22d. He received under dnto
Juno 20th, the following reply from thu
official named i
In reply to your letter of the 22d Inst. I
have to say that tho three samples of ore
combined contained nine ounces of silver I
per ton j lead 24 per cent.
This nssay Is very encouraging, ns tho
vein Is believed to be extensive, and It is
thought, will pan out much more richly ns
It Is worked deeper In the earth. The
parties named above, who lease the land,
nro making endeavors to organize a com
pauy of capitalists to work tho land. Ono
of them, U. L. Straight, Is a former Elml-
ralan, brother of William E. Straight. A
sample or the ore lias been left in our
sanctum, which nny ono Is welcome to In
spect who chposes. Who knows but this
Is the beginning of great mineral wealth in
the Keystone State 1 Gazette it Free Pxes.
CRYING FOR AID.
I.nM of Appetite, ltonclarlie, Deprm
vlon, Indication nnd Cnnollpntlnii, 1111
IniiKtiPM, n Knllnw Tncr, Dull Kye, And
a Itlotclirri Shin, lire among tho tyinptoms
which InJlcato that the l.trcr H cry lug for
RlJ.
Ayer's Pills
Till (tlmnlnto tho Liter to proper action,
and correct all then troubles. One or uiorc
of tlicno rills ttiouM lo taken dally, until
health lu fully established. ThousaLiU Us
ttfy to their Rrent merit.
No family can allord to bo without A vim's
Tills.
ruirAiini nv
Dr. J.C.Ayor &Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by hII Druggists.
Elegant Pongee silk coats nnd vests-
light and cool just received at 1). I.owcn-
bcrg's.
OrniiKcvllle News.
There are no less than four power print
ing presses In Columbia county, yet the
county officials send much of their printing
to be done elsewhere. The printing offices
are nil well supplied with good presses,
excellent material and skilled workmen,
yet much of tho work mentioned, is done
nt offices outside the county. This is 'pro
tection to homo industry," with a ven-
geanee. Tlio theory 01 protection is an
very well In tho eye of somopeoplu, and
they will expatiato on it for hours. They
will tell you It gives better wages to labor,
and It helps to build up the country, but
tho very moment they are asked to carry
the principles Into their local, every day
practice, they Immediately adopt tho prln-
Iples of tho freo traders. 'Twas always
thus. Plymouth Rtcord,
Fun Sale. A Platform Spring wagon
with ton. Would exchange for hay or
oats. Apply to
W. C. McKinnbv, Bloomsburg.
The celebration at ltupert on Wednesday
Julv 25lh In commemoration of tho 400th
anniversary of Luther was a decided suc
cess. There wero upwards of four thous.
and people. Danville enmo with rcpresen
tatlons of threo church, Catawlssatwonud
Bloomsburg nnd Espy each one, A great
many wero there with their own convey
ances from nil the surrounding country.
Among the number of Lutheran ministers
lircsent wero the following i Hov J. O.
Morris, D. D. L. L, D. of Baltimore, llev,
D. M. Henkol. I). D, Rev. Prof. J. It,
Dlnim, and Hevs. S. P. Hughes, W. H
Huclert, E. H. Leisenrlng, E. A. Sharretts,
J. H. Neiinan, J. It. Shaffer, J. It. QrolT,
J. A. Early, E. E. Berry, E. B, Kllllngcr,
W. A. Shaffer, W. Myers, J. A. Adams, F.
P. Mnnliiirt, as well also from neighboring
churches wero Hevs. O. II. Struuk, S. I
Hcnmer, It. A. Wilson and D. II. Bhiclds,
Tho afternoon was devoted to Blnglng nnd
addresses. A very neat programmo was
arranged for tho occasion, Tho address of
thotUywas delivered by Bev, Dr. Morris,of
B.iltluioie. Short addresses were made by
otlurs
IiiipiMliiiil Notice to lliu IMildlc.
A gieai reduction lu nil style of Sum
incr clothing has Just been made In wiil
qiienco of the cold and wet season, Call
und bo convinced at tho popular clothing
store of David Lowenberg.
A Mystery Hols cel.
Anr.i: tiiiikr wi.uk.s a missing woman is
I'OfNI) UKAD I'SIUU! A TIIEK.
PoiTfViu.i!, July 23. A three weeks'
mystery was solved to-day by a party of
Imuters finding a female corpse under a
tree, to which it had been suspended, near
the County Almshouse. Mrs. Charles
Gensbcrg, of St. Clair, while on a visit to
some friends ut Iuiska Williams, about the
1st of the month, took tho children out in-
to tho woods to pick berries near by
After they had spent an hour or so in that
way, Mrs. Gensberg told the children to
cmain where they wero until she returned.
Tho little ones stnyed until nightfall and
then made their way home, benrch was
immediately made for tho missing woman,
who, It was feared, had met witli an acci-
dent or had been attacked by wild beasts
Tho searcli has been kept up constantly
since all sorts of clues have been followed
without avail.
Just prior to her disappearance Mrs.
Gensburg seemed to be In perfect mental
condition, but from her wanderings, ir.
which her friends wero nble to trace her, It
was concluded that her mind had become
suddenly unbalanced.
Scouting parties went out in all dlreo
lions. When found, tho remains were
lying under a tree, lu un advanced state
of decomposition. Around tho neck was
n cord msdo of strips of nn apron, by
which she had, evidently, suspended her
self from tho tree overhead. The remains
were In such a state that lilenllflcatlou by
tlm features was Impossible, but a diamond
ring on her finger and her pecullarly-mado
shoes satisfied her husband, who was im
medhitiately summoned, of her Identity.
What lie Haw.
Hero lies tho man whoso crown was won
Ily blowing In an empty Kim,
smtx-neltle 7iriifd.
No boonor In the Kim ho blew
Than up tho tfolden stnlrs ho Hew.
HUhiiioml Itaton,
And met tho girl on heaven's t'reen
Who lit tho nro with kcro-eno.
KttraM Itatlirau Jom'nal,
lie saw also, nstrldo a stool,
The man who tampered with a mule.
Koclietef Nxprett.
And with dellKht behold tho Mxht,
Tlif cvar In whlto i la dynamite.
((fen Tribune,
And olio met tho reckless bloko
Who bioiislit us an original Joke.
.VoiceI ,l (",
And nUo met tho fellow, yon know,
Who wroto tlio poem on "Beautiful Snow.
Krle (lftilile
And looking on, light by his side,
Wns tho outh who from green apples died.
MempMi .Vcii'H,
TMrntns around with sudden whim,
llo saw tho boy who couldn't swim.
rotttelUt Journal,
Tho man who called the editor a liar,
llo saw below him In tho lire.
-lUrrUimry Jl'iji.ifd
AhdtoiluicU u. low lathe usual wmj,
Was tlii man who tall-M tho printer to pay
-- JcdVna .IMe
And anioiifc' the ch ip wlmm modem moat
bo for,
llo beheld the Infernal printing nllhxi loafer.
IkUefuiUe ll'i((7tmi,
And with their toy pUtols uoino boys ho saw,
Wlm died with a uuddon al tack of lock-jaw.
July 25th, 18SII.
Our fanners about here arc wearing
cheerful countenances, all owing to thu
fine weather they have had for harvesting
nnd gathering their grain and hay.
Our merchants have not yet regained
their usual activity, and it Is not probable
that they will until tho farmers aro through
with their harvest and haying.
Tho building boom has not entirely died
yet. Our enterprising .furniture dealer,
J. B. Hurinan, Intends erecting a new
stoic room, size 30x30, three stories I1I3I1.
We wish you success, James.
More than a bundled triends and rela
tives from this place and vicinity gave Mrs,
Samuel Hidlay of Centre, a birthday sur
prise last Tuesday, They report a very
pleasant time. Among thu numerous
presents was 11 handsome table, bearing
the following Inscription : "To a True and
Faithful Mother.
The young gentleman who paraded
about town a few evenings ngo, proved to
bo a girl in boots. For further particulars
consult "Niblo," possibly he can work up
the case.
Landlord Geo. Heckman, has exchanged
shed lots with Silas Conner, lie Intends
to at once erect a new shed, CO.xOO, for the
accommodation of his many patrons.
Mrs. Fellows and daughter, Mazlc, of
Wiikcsbarrc, aro visiting their relntivcs
ond friends of this place.
Mrs. Hnynes, of Philadelphia, is spend
ing her usual Summer visit at her grand
father's, Samuel Achcnb.ich.
Prof. Ilcck spent all of last week visit
ing his old friends. The Professor has re
turned and looks all the better for his rest.
His school went on with Prof. Grimes and
Prof. Canfleld in charge. The Professor
s.iys his next term promises a large atten
dance.
The spotting team failed to have their
usual practice last Saturday. Consequent
ly about fifty glass balls and a car load of
ammunition was saved. Boys don't quit,
as we went to see some other team try
your mettle.
Jlr. Geo. Ilerting has moved into his
new house on Mill street last Thui(biy.
George, we did not get an invitation to
help, consequently wo feel slighted, not so
much on account of the work, but on ac-
count of missing a Mpiarc meal. Somebody
else try it and give X. Y. Z. a chance to
help, (eat)
A. W. Evelaiid, our accommodating
shoemaker, while trying to take down an
old stable on lower .Alain street, ventured
too far out on a rotten joist, which broke
and dropped him suddenly down among
some broken boards, and what might have
been a serious fall terminated with only a
few bruises from which he soon recovered.
J, W. Llllcy, of the firm of Lilley &
Sloppy, spent a part of last week visiting
lis brother, llev. W. H. Lilley, nt New
Columbia. He reports a fine lime, nnd by
the pleasant expression he wore on his re
turn, we nre led to say boldly, Jim, you
made a mash.
Our enterprising firm of S, A. Sharpless
it Son. have made and disposed of 250
grain cradles this season. This cnterpriso
lias grown from a few cradles a year, at
llrst, up to Its present number.
Tho bass crop in our creek is reported as
a good one. But the catch so far is very
small. A few of our expert nnglers have
succeeded In catching two ns samples to
encournge tlio amateurs to cast their lines
and hold for a bite too.
One of our merchants had n desperato
encounter with a large snake 0110 day last
week. After keeping up a running light
for some distance the merchant retreated
to Ids lumber yurd when he hit a tremen
dous blow with n juVe of lumber that mtide
It succumb, and nt sundown its enllru ex
trcmu ceased to wng.
Tho cxtrcmo heat on Sunday last kept
our citizens confined to their houses, or in
the shadu, Tho pleasant shower nllowed
us to breathu more freely again.
Mrs, Vcruy Yost nnd Mrs. Ernest Hem.
ly from Shenandoah City, urovlsltois of
Mr. David Herring's and Adam Keller's,
of this village.
If tho season is favorable wo can look
for plenty of buckwheat cakes this fall, as
Note from Iltickliorn,
July 21th, 1893.
The farmers who have threshed new
wheat report good results.
Henry Delghmlller has started out with
a new steam thresher and separator. Give
him a trial. lie cleans grain clean enouch
for seed right from the machine. It was
made by A. Herring, Ornngevllle.
I. G. Pursel and wife attended the funer
al of Benjamin Wilson, In Lycoming
county, who lived in this township a mini
of years.
The home of Dennis Pursel was mad
glad recently with the first daughter.
The School Directors of Catawlssa have
secured the service of Charles Moore, of
this tow'n, for the coming winter. Charles
Is a lino young man nnd Is qualified to
teach a tlrst-class school.
Our merchant, J. E. White, is spending
a week up the creek, we don't know
whether for trout or deer no difference
Joe, bring them all home.
Misses Hannah Pooly and Aggie Leldy
arc visiting relatives in Nantlcokc.
Jlr. Elmer Shoemaker and sister, of
Shenandoah, are visiting friends in this
town.
Miss JInggie Delhi of Bloomsburg Is
visiting Mrs. Mary A. Applcmun.
What lins become of our sewing girls.
Mrs. Esau Oil ton is seriously ill.
Charles Shaffer has been to the moun
tain for berries. He brought home a good
supply.
Itev. Smith, of Jerseytown, preached a
very interesting sermon in the 51. E.
church of this placo last Sabbath evening.
Jlr. John Pooly, who moved to this
town last Spring, is beautifying his home
with a new veranda, new fence nnd paint.
Who will be the next to follow ?
Quite a number of our people expect to
go to Mountain Grove.
The M. E. Sunday school of this place
propose holding a basket picnic next Sat
urday. A good time Is anticipated.
Hkmi.ock.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Elegant pallor suits, chamber sets,
nil kinds of furniture nt Ciulman's
and
COMMt'NION WINE,
Physicians have used Sneer's Port Oratic
Wine, of New Jersey, and, luivlug applied
to It the strictest lest, pronounce It a pure
wine, and recommend it to tho aged and
Infirm, nnd for ceneral use where wine Is
desirable, as the most reliable ot wines to
110 nail. Jt received tho highest award at
the Centennial Exhibition. Jlr. Speer nlso
ireserves tho crane lulcu fresh and sweet
just as It runs from the press, not by the
uc 01 spirit-', inn liy extracting tlio ter.
liicnting principle from the ripe grapes
when mashed. For sale by O. A, Klelm.
100.000 acres of irooil land for sale client)
in Shanandoah Valley giving the purcha
ser inc iuu neneiii 01 me market ny n. r .
Caldwell, Winchester, Virginia. Correspon-
uenco solicited. Jiny 1:1 uw.-
&ee a woman in nnother column, near
Speer s Ineynrds, picking grapes from
which Spcer's Port Grnpc Wine is made,
that is so highly esteemed by the medical
proiession, lor ine use ot invalids, weamy
persons and tho aged.
Doiu oy Druggists. sept sa-iy
Corsets, hoop skirts, hosiery, linen ul
sters, gossamers, gloves, tics, ribbons and
laces, at uiark M hon.
For good cheap
mail's.
furniture, go to Cad-
Nobby suits made to order at Evans &
Eycr's, by first-class workmen. Prices
very reasonable.
Clark & Son offer bargains in dress
goods, also a lot of remnants cheap, to
close.
Fine groceries, notions, canned goods, at
j. u. eiceers.
A full lino of ready-made clothing,
gents' furnishing goods, valises, xc., at
Evans it Eycr's.
Best prints 0 cents per yard, and all dry
goo.ls In proportion, at Clark & son's.
Pictures, frames,
Cadmnn's.
window cornices, at
Shirts, cuffs and collars, neckties, and all
kinds of goods for cents' wear, at Evans it
Eyer's.
Ladies, if you want a nllk dress ot any
kind go to Chirk it Son's large stock and
low prices.
Foil Sai.i:. An agricultural engine,
thresher and combined clover machine, nil
complete mid In good order, impure o:
Barlly Albcrtson, Oningcvllle Pa.
June 27-lm
Canadian silver Coin.
niFFRItnST DENOMINATIONS ANn T1IEII!
VALUE.
Wheat per bushel
llyo "
Corn, "
oata " "
lour per carrel
'lorersecd
Mutter
3
Tallow
l'otitoi s
Dried Apples
Hams
sides A; Shoulders
Chickens ,
Turkeys
uiraperpouna
Hay per ton
Uceswax
Huckwheat ilowcr per 100.
Unltv of netlon. rnnrnril. svinnatbv nnil
goodfellowshlp are admirable traits in hu
man character: but they will not heal our
puysicai iniirmuies. unarm, tor example,
stubbornly resists their rlfi nts or iiillunnrn.
In fact this maladv withstands all of its
would.be destroyers, except Ely's Cream
liaiin. "solitary and alono" tins Halm
stands ns tho only recognized and infallible
specific for Catarrh. "For fifteen years,"
ssys J. B. Chase, St. Denis Hotel. B'wy..
and 11th St., N. Y "I have been greatly
annoyed with a disgusting catarrh. Jly
Bcnso 01 smell, not to mention other trouli
ics, became much impaired. A thorough
use of Ely's Cream Balm has cured mo of
these troubles." It is not a liquid or snuff,
nnu is ensuy applied, uniy ou cents
package.
WHY 1IIEY CALL HIM "OLD MAN."
"Ycs.that's sadly so." said Jenkins, "mv
iiair is turning gray aim is inning out nc
tore its time, use something r 1 would
but most hntr restorers arc dangerous."
"True," answered his friend, "but Parker's
Hair Balsam is as harmless as It Is effective,
I've tried it. and know. Give tlio Balsam
a show and the'boys will soon stop calling
you "Old Jlnu Jenkins." It never fails to
restore the original color to gray or faded
hair. Blchly perfumed, un elegant dress
nig.
w nit Diamond Dyes for family use
have no equals. All popular colors easily
uyeii, nisi 111111 Deauiiiui. iu cents a pack
age.
MARKETJtEPORTS.
BLOOMSBUltG MARKET.
st.lo
.TO
.m
.45
6.50
.to
,1H
.OS
,W)
.05
11
11
12
.11
.14
II U0
as
S.P9
l'llILAPKI.t'llIA MAHKKTS.
1'I.OCk. Maikct wimslntrtrWi and weak ! Rales
ofl.sim barrels, Including Minnesota extras nt
K-.aJ.iO.oo: Pennsylvania family l.Hia5.oo j west
ern do f.vn.Ui.i!! ! patents fO.uo.iT.u5.
jivk 1'i.ol'ii. Moves slowly nt
Wiikat. Market wns dull nnd weak : car lots
fl.OTnl.10; fi.iit hid fo- July! fi.ia, tor August ;
fi.iiH lo.'Kcpieniuer: n.is ror octooer.
Cokn. inactlvo ami easier i car lots sn.1020 ; Mo
hid for duly: Mac for August : ro1; for(cpteinbcr:
01 H tor October.
(MT3 .Mareet was dun ana woaKer: ear lots
tin ITc ! I Ic bid for Julv : S-J'.u for Amnist. asc for
September; ac for October.
Orangcville, Pa.
Fall Term "begins August 6.
Hero aro offered at small exnense. tho ndran-
taces of n superior m'hool. students prepared for
collese, teaching or business, special Instruction
Kiriuo uacKwaru. uuo location is moery re
spect a most desirable one. Skillful and compe
tent teachers, send for terms.
Ornngevllle, I'a.
I'ltlNCIPAk
JXECUTOIt'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN OIUTOS, I)KCESEn.
Letters testamentary In tho ctnto of .lohnOlr
ton. Into ot Hemlock township, Columbia county,
l'a deceased, have been granted by I he lteglster
ot Mild county to Daniel Yociun. All persons liar
Ins; claims against s..ld estate nro requested to
present them for settlement, nnd tho- indebted
tnthosairoiomake payment in the undersigned
jnne is iiw" j;xectuor,
Illoomsburg, l'a.
If C.
WANT 01' fAITH.
A. Kleim, the Druggist, does not
According to the Buffalo Cotricr a very
huge percentage of thu minor silver coins
from fifty cents to live cent pieces circulat
ing in that city and other places on the
border are of Canadian origin. These sil
ver coins, It is needless to say, under our
lawn are not legal tender to any amount
and not receivable nt post ami other gov
ernment olllces. Their intrinsic value is
consideiably less than their nominal. Two
Canadian fifty cent pieces or four Canadian
twenty-live cent pieces or ten Canadian ten
cent pieces are worth only about eighty
cents in gold. It is true that the bullion
value of our own subsidiary coins is not
greater than the like value of tho Canadian
small silver pieces, but tho former circu
late under tho authority of the United
States, are receivable at public olllces, have
a limited Icgnl tender quality and arc re.
deeniable in full legal tender money of the
Uultcd states. Tho reasons that may be
given for circulating these small silver
pieces of our own coinage do not apply to
the circulation of Canadian silver coin,
particularly as there is nn abundance of
small American change. Under these clr
cumstances It Is tolly to permit the count
ry to be Hooded with debased foreign
coin.
As regards American silver coin, our
Canadian neighbors have adopted a more
judicious policy. American half dollars,
though In their Intrlnsto value they aro
fully as good as the Canadian fifty cent
pieces, are received only at forty cents ;
American (punters nt twenty cents, and
smaller pieces at the same rate. By rcfus
ing to take the American minor coins ft
their nominal value our neighbors keep
these coins out of their country and Insure
the exclusive circulation of Canadian sub.
bidiary coins in Canada. Wo find no fault
with their course, but wo think It Is proper
ami just to ourselves to ussumo the sumo
attitude toward the debased coins which
they ore forcing Into our border cities and
to some extent also Into the Interior of tills
country. Wo think our business
men ought to como to an understanding
In tlio effect that on nnd after n certain
date, say the first of August next, no Cana
dian silver coin shall bo received or paid
out by lliein except nt a discount of twenty
per cent, of the nominal vnluo Our own
silver Inllatlon Is so great that we ought
After Harvest,
AT
t. W. HOTW1 Soil's.
Running off lawns,
running off Seersuckers,
running off ginghams,
running off calicoes at 0 cts.,
running off dress goods.
Running in Fall dress goods,
running in flannels, ecc,
running in shirtings, muslins, &e.,
running in cashmeres, &c,
running In shawls, &o.
GREAT BARGAINS!
We, the undersigned, will sell merchaii
disc, for cnsli only, at thu following prices
10 lbs. of Granulated suaar. S1.00 : 101 lbs
of standard A sugar, fcl.OO; 11 lbs. of
white sugar, S1.00; 12 lbs of C sugar, iyl.00:
7 lbs. of the best green coffee, i1.00 ;
11 lbs. of rice, 1.00; 4 cans of peaches,
50 cents ; 4 cans of tomatoes, CO cents: 4
cans of com, 43 cents : 0 papers of Ar.
buckle's coffee, $1.00, 7 cakes of Bab
bitt's soap, I Ti'l cents. Our very best pilot
7 cts. per yaid. All kinds nt dress and
domestic ginghams, very best, 11 els. per
yard) cottonade, 8 to 110 cts. per yard:
ladles' dress goods down fi to '20 cents per
yard. I.adiis' shoes, down 10 to 20 per
cent. Men's boots and shoes down 10 to
110 per. cent. Our best dress linens 15 to
!)Jj cents per void. Grass goods, 8 to 11
cts per yard. We offer the above Induce
ments for tho next !if) days. We nre
bound to cut down our stock, as wo are
going to lay in a lieavv Fall stock, conse
quently we must reduce to make room.
Wo will take your produce at a casii price,
and will sell you goods at above prices.
Tills is an offer you never had before in
tlds county. Don't delay In taking ad
vantage of tlio above. Hoping to see you
all, Limey & Sleitv,
13-2w Ornngevllle, Pa.
succeed it is not for tho want of faith. He
has such faith in Or. Bosnnko's Couch and
Lung syrup as a remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, and Lung Affections, that he
gives a bottle free to colli and every one who
Is in need of a medicine of lids kind.
July 13-eow
S5
Address V.
Julys
A MONTH and UOAlil) for three live
Young M"ii or ladles in each county.
. .ikui.kk a (.(I., l'liiiaut'ipniii, ru.
4W (1
UDITOES NOTICE.
ESTATE 01' ABRAHAM BHOUIT lUICBlSEb.
The undersigned Auditor nnnolnted liv the Or-
nhaiis' Com 1 ot Columbia eouut.v to make dh-trl-
ui'ilon ot the fund r.sshown bv tlio account ot tho
soiMMng executor to nnd among the parties rntlt-
ica (Hereto, win su ui ins (iiuee in ine nvn oi
wooinsimrg ou Tuesday July 31, Issl, ul icn
o'clock A. M. to p "-form the duties of his appoint
ment, when and where nil uartles ln.erested In
said estate must attend and present t. clr claims
or be foiwcr debarred from any share of said es
tate.
)I. ClIIUSHAN,
Auditor.
July Mh
Not Hooks of Magic, but choice, classic literature,
at prices so low as to make the old-time book
buyers WONIIEIL About TPrfcTtJC
or half a million volumes IXCf
now ready : sent anm here for examination bo.
toie payment, on cUdenco of good faith. NOT
wild by dealers prices too low. US-page Catalogue
live, .iuii.s ii. Ai,ii:;., I'uunsner, iseseyM
N. Y. d JulyaT-lw
PUKE INDIA TEAS.
Absolutely mire. Tluw contain no snurious nrev.
hausted leaves. No Chemicals or Coloring Matter
used in their preparation. Very valuable for mix
ing nuu weaher unina leas. Tiioy contain n very
high percentage of i:iracl. Thej nre cultivated
under the supervision nf foreigners, upon the
mosi .ippraed mcili'xls. The loaf Is manipulated
by in.ielilii, jl'.lug unifoimliv of aimcaranco
IhrouBlioul emlie pliu ttlngs. 'I lie) retain their
uu.ioie (U.uuiesinr nn unusual length or time.
.i(Mi i . riiiLi.ir.s ,v en., i;'u waier si f ;scw
i ork. .wins oi me cnicui la rea syndicate.
July J,-lv d
WESTERN
MARYLAND COLLEGE.
Mule and l-'einale Iiepirtmcnls. situation most
healthful nnd delight fill, l'ull corps ot instruct
ors, uoin in college ana preparatory .school. Well
ordered Chil-tlnn t.uiilly government. Terms mod-
cuite, Tldi'ty-tiilid .session licgtns Sept. 1th, ism,
FOr Catalogue, c, address, lti:v. J. T. WAltli.
iTcsineui, or aiiss I. A. uw.Nl.Mis, 1'ieceptivss,
, eatiuiuisiei, Am. ,llliyy,-iw
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
OF VAI.CAllI.i:
BUSINESS NOTICES.
liyvlrtueut an order of the Oiphans' court of
Columbia county dliectlng the real estate of tho
decedent tu b? bold for payment ot debts, thoun
uorslgncd executor of Dyer c. Movs will e.xposoto
CAHKs' OF MFC.
As we come to them they nru received.
borne with, nnd passed over with no more ruMUj sale on the premises on
than n thought, if we aro lu the enjoyment
of health, but If suffering with Piles or
skin disease of any kind they magnify a
hundred told. u. a. Klelm, lliu uruggist,
lias Dr. Bosnnko's Pile Bcmedy which is nn
absolute cure for any affection of the kind
and is sold for ouccnts, ouiy la-cow
DMINISTKATRIX NOTICE.
ESTATE OF M lltCCR K. CASWELL, HECKLED.
Loners of administration In tho estate ot Mar
cus H Caswell, late of Illoomsburg, Columbia
county, l'a., decc.tsed, have lxon granted by tba
iiegisieroi saio (.ouiuy to ai. r . casweii, Aumio
tstratrlw All persons linvtutr claims mralnst said
estate aio leutiebted to piesent them for net-
dement, and those Indebted to tho same to make
payment to the undersigned ndiiilnlstratrtx- with
out delay. M. F. CASWIXL,
.nine vyea ow Auministratriz.
A
UDlTult'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOSAS 1IA11TZEL, PECF-ASED.
The imdersUrned auditor nnnolnted bvtho Or.
ph. un' court of Columbia county to make dUirtbti
Uun of the balance In the hands of the administra
tor, to and iinioug the parties entitled thereto.
.iiisiiai inn (liiu'e in iiioomsourg on (siiuruay,
Augitsi 1th, ISS.), at 10 o'clock a. in., when and
wiieio all parties having claims ngnlnst wild es
tate aic reipiested to present them for bcltleincnt.
o'ld those Indebted to the same to make payment
to tho undersigned without delay.
F. 1'. IilLI.Mr,Yi:il,
June '.".i Auditor.
SIOOO nm'Am)
oiTeiedhy tho tindersUned for tlie apprehension,
trial nnd eomk'tlon of the murderer or murderers
of John Vuulluw, at l.liht street. Columbia county,
111., Illinil. t HAIILr, HLKIIAtU.
J USUI' A FinTIMtMAN,
11. F. KDl.'AIL
5-35 coiniu'rs-ot Columbia County.
Saturday, Aujjj. 25, '83.
the
For years Mrs. Lydln E. Pliikhiun has
been contending with the terrible hydra
known as DUcate, with what surprising
success many who were In tho serpent's
colls will testify. Often lias (lie powerless
victim been snatched from tho open laws
of the destroyer. In smiting tho heads of
this monster Mrs. Pinkbam's Vegetable
( ompound is far more elllcaclous than the
processes of potential und actual cautery.
Nervousness, deblUty and exhausted vi-
tality cuied by using Brown' Iron Bit
ters.
HUU'lKi: YKAIl'S DYbl'KI'slA.
"I suffered with dvepepida for 1U years."
writes John Albright INii., of Columbus,
Ohio, "Sumarit m Xervine cured me." As
It nlways cures such disorders. At drti
gists.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. in. of said dav
following real estate, to-wlt :
NO. l A messuage and tract of land, being thu
Mansion House, sluute In the township of lientnn,
la said county of Columbia, hounded on the north
by lands of Daniel Lutr. and Leon ud lleddlng: on
the wist by lands of Flora Moss and W. Z. Doty i
on the south by l.mdsot Miles v. Mosj, and on the
east by l oids ot Ul.is sinilu and W. W. culver,
containing
two-story
Baltimore, Md.
says i "1 woul
fir. Irwin A. r.ldcrldge
recommend a trial of
Brown's Iron Bitters In all cases of anaemic
debility or when a tonic or appetizer is in.
dlciited.
our farmers are sowing lots of buckwheat
seed, Ono of our near limners lias seeded
2fl acres.
It Is rumored that E. B, Johnson intends
starting a livery in our town very soon,
"Shorty," I hope you may llnd plenty of
customers, us It is almost Impossible to
hire a horse and buggy at any price, nt
present.
It Is reported that Dr. Anuucriuiin's little
bay will bo entered In the funnels' list to
trot nt our noxt county fair. Sho Is ti
daisy, und by what I havo seen of her I
would think shu can make her mile Inside
of threa minutes now.
The Issue of the day is pi o or con Boss
in, The tlreellbacKerii beie me very 'uilhitsl-
nllc over t lie laet that (leneral Weaver is
willing to be a niiirtyi in the next Iowa
election. They aro also loud lu their ex
pression that a greenback dollar heal n
I. trade dollar by about lifteeii cents.
-. Y. .,
not to acipilesce lu an Increase of the nui
sance by the circulation of debased foreign
coin,
DEATHS.
Died In FUhingcrcek township on the
18lh Inst. William Ambrose Deitrick, age
0 years. 4 months ami 10 days,
HiiKA-i i.mt. In Madison township, Col.
uwbln county, near Whlto Hull, on wed
CAl'sIt N11 F.FFKOl".
At times symptoms of Indigestion are
uresent, uneasiness of the stomach, eve, a
inoiBiuro imopeispiriuion, producing lieu.
ing at night, or wneii one is warm, citusu
tho Piles. The effect Is Immediate relief
upon the application of Dr, Basanko's Pilo
itenieuv, which cosih you oui ou ceuis nuu
Is sold by O. A. Klelm. July lH-cow
Oivenlon. Kv. Dr. 1. r. MUildv. says
'1 have found Brown's lion Bitters one of
tho best tonics and presenile it ireipient-
more or loss, whet n an eicied a
frame
Bwciling House,
barn, shed and other oui buildings; good water
on the piemlses, alhiiu sKty-seven acres of which
js in a good Mute in cult tvat lull .dsu goo I fruit
on tho piemlses.
No. 1 A tract oi pli" m 1 in I sun ii" in IL'ntna
township, Columbia i miu afnevdl, bounded
anddtucilbcd is follow s, lo-w It : on the n.iith bj
l.ilulsiil lleuiy .in 1 IVanels I. sim'.l. ; ou the west
bylilidsio Willi no (Ud lings: nuihw n uh by
land of William '.. Doi v, un I in the east by lands
of Flora II. Muss, emil lining
tlH AD USE 8.
ncsday, May 2d 1883, Mrs. Martha Lavlna lg c"r3",,''?,' teclK',,, ""lrt1!"J1t,.,r"f
i,, . , i . t i oi .i i n omineiids Kldney.Wort to his sick nelgli
Hheatelr, wife of John Bhcatler aged i,or brings a blessing rich and full both t
II.OH' oi les, iiboul lwelil)-one iuTixUrtlll.il li
c'.eaii'd land lulanee wn nlland : no building on
Die premises.
TF.ltMS OF sm:. Ti n pel ieiii. of ili one
fourllioftho punhuie money ui lepahl ntlhe
ttrlking down nf ihu pmpjrty i theoue imuthloss
tho U n per mil. at the conilriiutliu nl ' ; und
the remaining three-fourth In one year thereniter,
with Interest frouienntliiniilon Ms).
1'iiiTh.wT tnpay for dsed,
Fosmission given April 1st, 1MI. Pun hainr to
tret Landlonl'H sharu of inula In around utu.
"llo mill prays Harm lor ms neignuor, on payment of ono fuurth ot tho pmvhiso mono y
reo- Cnmbra. l'a. MILKS W. MOsS.
July a? Utecutor.
years, 0 mos. and 11 days.
Tim tlmo Is short, and seasonjnear
When (loath will us reaimo i
Toleavoour friends, howoer deir,
AU( all loi.ui love,
MARRIAGES.
Aii.un -Viiii'm:i:. At tho icsidence of
thu billies lather on July IS tSe;l by llev,
,0,11. DechantMr. Edwurd M.Allen of
Loyiilvlllo Luzerne county tu Miss II, 'I'll.
lie Wliltuer of Columbia county i'a.
i
ngs a blessing rich and lull both to
his neighbor and himself. Habitual cos
tlvencss Is the bane of nearly every Amerl
can woman Every woman owe I1 to
heri-i'it n.'d to In r liiiiuh in i -i Ui.iii'ii
bru'i'i! medicine, ixnli'i y-W mi
Nid ;,.itttih ol (a ''be 1 ' i an) . lei
lllhlcll'iU llbsl.,li. i ill.lt'. .iiIm till' t .nil-
positi'in of Ayn's Cutbariic Pills. On the
(iintrary, tiny plow ut kpcrl.il kcitlcrlu
lln.se wlui nave used caioiiui unit outer
mineral poltoiis iu medicines, mid feel
llielr Inliitlous elVi'its. In Mich case
Ayer'k Pill ine Invaluable.
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tie I ' 1,11 i' Vi. 'I .1.1 i. tills! 1. 11(11
.. I i iiid .iiii'Hu pari I" entitled lll.'l. t
k.lll U .'I hit olllce 'ill S Uurdn.1 Jul) H, lfc Ul 1J
OilcU V. .M. .uiH'rhit'iuihcilaiit't.oi nl apiK'iul.
I., I'M. Wlllll U .'! Hlieieilll p lilies lllleivslCHl IU
n, M ".un imist attend and pnwn! tli"li ehduis
or he foievei' delurust from uu.v umv oi uld un
law. I 'IUU. I, JlAllklKY,
Au lllor.
.Illl) bill
DMINlSTItATOltS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF EsTUEIt SSVHEI1, IIECEASEII.
Uttcrhor administration In tho ostato of Esther
Snyder, late of -Mlllllu tow nslitp, Columbia county,
l'a., deceased, have been granted tu tho under
iJgnedby tholteglster ot bald county. All per
bons ha Ing claims ugalnit said estate are request
ed to present them tor bctllcmont, and those In-
ueuieu in me Mine 10 maue payineni to tuo uu
dersigntd w ithout delay.
.1. R, SNYDF.lt,
I, 1. SNYDKlt,
July su-iiw Administrators,.
flotliii !
G. W. 8ERTSCH,
TUB MERCHANT TAlLOIt,
ash iif.ai.ki: is
Gents' Furnishing Goods
OF KVUlY PlM'UUTIllN.
CLOTHING!!
Il.ivin'4 orv rcoenily opened a new
Moroliant Titilnriu' uiul (iciiIh' Fur-
msli'iiis" Hoods Stmv, in UNOKlt &,
WINTKUS'l'KKS'S building, mi
Main tired, whore 1 mil iivparol to
iiinko to older, al shin t notice, lirst
class Hiiits of olotliiiijf alwayn in tlm
littust shltw niul prici'rt reasonable.
Kits 'imrniitt'cil llnviny lenniwl how
to cut niiriueiitr. to suit I'tlstnmei'H, find
also wliitl kin 1 id iniitiriiil will tivo
i-atisfiioiioM, T would nsk jou to please
call niul (xuuiiuc tlm
BEST SELECTED STOCK
OK (lOOl)S
Ever shown in Columbia county,
Eefora Purchasing Elnowhcro.
Storo a&Ht door loTiHlHaUe&alBaDk
c ii. v M :u & M;rft Sis.
llOtlllla
April pi nr.