The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1883.
Correct Uallroiul Tlinu Table.
Trains on tlio I'bllAdclphla A II. 11. Icnvo lliincrt
lis follows i
HOItTlt,
C 39 it. in.
4 no p. m.
SOUTH.
11 4SA.M.
ft 13 p.m.
Twins on tho I). I., ft w. II. It. lesvo Moomsbiirif
follows i 14
MOItTlt. SOUTH.
I M ft. m. liia, in.
Jo 17 (i. m. lll.ln. in.
:w P. in. 4 ai p. m.
The-II U train south connocts with tho l'hlla.
dulpbla Itei'llni; nt import, nna with thu
Northorn Central at Northumberland.
Tliu s: , m. tralnoonnoctsnl Northumberland
with :) train on Pennsylvania road reaching
l'lilindoiphlaatSiSnp. in
Tho 11:4 J train connocts with IMillscljIphtu and
Uoaillnifroalatltuport at 11:51 reaching rhlla
dolphtant 6:oo p.m.
Tho lliiJ train connocta with Pennsylvania
roat at Northumberland nt l:ts roachlne Philadel
phia nt 7:43 p. m.
Tho 4:ao p. in. train connects with Pennsylvania
road nt Northumberland nt 8:03 p. m. nnu roaches
Philadelphia nt U:53 a. in.
Trains on tho N. W. II. Hallway pass lllnotn
Kerry ns fo.llowu i
' NOKTII. SOUTH.
7.41 a. in n.oop. m,
o.3i p. in 7.oj p. in.
IcrHonn1.
Rev. P. 1'. Mnnhnrt Is visiting Ills broth
er In Kansas City, Missouri.
MIsh llolllo Sterner nntl Miss Kmlly Hull
man of l'ottsvllc, nru visiting nt I. S. Kulin's.
Judge and Mrs. dwell wont to Townmln
on Tuesday.
J. G. Jacoby of licrwlck was among the
visitors to this place on Tuesday.
Misses Rose nnd Mnmc Drclfuss of Ha
z'cton nru visiting nt 51. C. Sloan's.
L. S. Winlcrslccn Ksq, spent n few days
nt Mountain Grove this week.
P. P. Drinker went to Snyder county on
Tuesday. '
Rev. John Hewitt; of Uellcfonte, wns in
town this week.
Julius Hoft, Berwick's Hurgess, wns In
town on Tuesday viewing thej convention
from it Republican standpoint.
William. It. Campbell of Orangeylllo call,
cd on us on Tuesday, lie la n graduate of
L'tfiiyctte College.
E. II. Yordy of WlHcsbnrrc spent sever
al days in town recently. He resided hero
some years ago and has many friends in
this section.
Dr. Ruttcr and wife, and L. N. Moycr
and wire started on Monday for a drlvo
over tho North Mountain, stopping at
llughcsvllle, Lnportc, Towanda, and oilier
paints.
A. 0. Klmberly of Ucrwlck, went to
UuH'alo on Monday to attend tho meeting
of tho American Library Association of
which he Is a member. The sessions con
tinued for four days.
Politics make strange bedfellows.
A cow belonging to Michael Walter w ns
killed on the railroad one tiny last week.
A large blacksnakc was killed at the
keg factory, nt Rupert, on Tuesdny.
Thermometers, from 35 cents to SJ3.G0 nt
the Ccmjmuian store. tf
The legislature was in session last week,
butT. J. Vnndersllce spent his time at home
helping to run local politics.
The Hloomsburg Woolen Mills last week
Shipped nine cases of goods amounting to
0000 yards.
Tho junior editor of this paper is the
father of a ten pound boy, which came to
town on Monday morning last.
The Third Urigado is encamped at Wil
ll.tmsport this week. The governor nnd
stall inspected tho troops on Wednesday.
Rain fell on Tuesday night, very accept
ably too, as the roads were In a very dusty
condition.
We are under obligations to Hon. Sam
uel J. llaudall for several volumes contain
ing a compendium of tho census of 1880.
Fob Sale. A registered full blood short
horn durham cow. Took first premium
nt last fair. Prlco ljGO.00. Inuuirc at
Rawllngs' Meat Market, Main St.
A great increase in tho business of the
Philadelphia & Heading H. It. is reported.
It Is said to be better now than ever be
lorc. Wo nro obliged to omit several communi
cations this week, some of which came
too late, and others are uot of sufllcicnt
public interest.
The Columbian ollleo is prepared to
furnish all kinds of paper bans, plain or
printed, at city prices. Merchants pur
chasing of us will save freight on their
orders.
The corner stone of St. John's Evnngel
leal Lutheran church, Mllllluvllle, Rev. J.
P. German, pastor, will bo laid August
101b, nt 0;U0 a. m. Several ministers from
nbroad arc expected to be present.
Wearers of Picadllly collars should call
at P. 1). Dentlor's nnd purchase a pair of
thosu llttlu hooks to keep tho tie in place
They are Just the thing, and only 10 cents
n pair.
Wanthd. An active agent to canvass
tho south side of the river for tho sale of
tho History of Columbia County. Liberal
terms will bo Given. Call personally at
tho Coi.tiMiius ollleo.
Hudson Owen of IJerwiek, Daniel Mc
Henry and Samuel Smith of Stillwater,
were among tho prominent democrats who
attended tho convention as spectators on
Tuesday.
Wo have an assortment of ihciinonie
tcrs In stock which wo will sell at reduced
prices to close out. Every house should
have one. Call and seo them at tho Col
umbian store.
Americans do not seem to yalue thobcau'
ty of the memories associated with tho
haunts of our men of letters. 'lhu Loir
cord cottago where Hawthorne wrote, and
tho cottago where Poo wrote tho "Raven,"
have been sold within a month for no moro
or rather for less, than their actual value.
"What Is tho matter with my darllug
boy. doctor f " nconlzlnirly asked a fond
mother, gazing upon tho yougest as lie lay
uoublcd up into tlio letter vv. tlio pny
slclan felt of his nulso. looked nt his
tonuuoand then Bcntcntloiisly observed,
"Watermelon." Ho had seen tho rinds In
tho woodshed when he came In.
On Tuesday night about twelve o'clock
tho ollleo nt Prcns Dros. planing mill, Her
wick, was entered by some burglars and
tho safe blown open, About sixty dollars
in cash was laUcii, and somu pilvate pa
pcrs consulting of notes, bonds, &e., be
longing to H, L. Prcns, aggregating ove
88,000. Tho night watchman who was 1
tliu mill heard the leport and hastened to
tho olllce, as he ueared the place the bur
glars shot at him ami then made their cs
cape.
P. I). Knorr, In company with a narlv
who were Catherine huckleberries on the
Ualawlasa mountain on Monday last, kill,
ed a largo rattlesnake. It hnd nine rntllcs.
When n young mnn tries for threo min
utes in church to brush a sunbeam oft his
coat, under the Impression that it is n
streak of dust, and then looks up nnd sees
pretty girl lnllnlilntf nt him. hu kind of
loses tho thread of the sermon, teiupornrl.
ly, as It were.
Parties desiring tho llano Manifold
Hooks can now secure them by calling at
Hits olllcc. With this system the letter
and copy nro written together. It does
away with the press, brush, water .tc. No
inn or pen rcrfulrcu. Call early and cx.t.
mine. For sale only nt tho Coiti.MniAN of.
lice.
Business men nnd others who have oc
easier, to transmit small bums of money
through tho malls will find tho new postal
note, which is about to bo introduced, a
great convenience. Uy its means any
amount less thnn $5 can bo transmitted
for tho moderate charge of 3 cents In ad.
dltlon to the postage, and will indeed bo a
great convenience to distant subscribers to
forwaid their subscription money.
rhe Summer lsue of StnmbriJqe & Cloth
ier's Quarterly, just out, U a splendid num.
ber ! every n.120 Is of Interest In tint Imllix -
New fancy-work designs nnd stitches : In-
structlons In amateur art, and how to adorn
tho person nnd how to decorato tho homo ;
pretty piece of now vocal music i and the
summer fashions in every department ot
lry goods fully illustrated. Price, 15 cents:
get a copy from your nows-dcnler or scud
to Strawbrldgc & Clothier, Philadelphia.
July SIM w
The return sheet from Pine township, of
the delegate election, contains the names
f thirty voters. On the other side of tho
sheet 22 votes nro given one candidate, and
10 to the other, making a total of 03. It
appens that these two votes deprived one
candidate of one half of a convention vote.
s it did not effect the result nothing wns
said about It In convention and we only
mention it now to show that such things,
whether dono by mistake or Intentionally,
cannot escape detection.
Beer drinkers nro hereafter to know all
the Ingredients used by beer brewers in tho
brewing of beer. Tho new forms under
which the brewers arc to report to the Col
lectors require a sworn monthly statement
of all details on the subject, und the pcnnl-
agalnst fraud is heavy enough to make
It very dangerous. We have lrom time to
time heard nlarmlng stories nbout tho
harmful ingredients put into beer by some
ot Its manufacturers, but it will bo well for
them now to take warning and refrain from
evil practices.
The Harvest Home service will be held
next week as follows : on Thursday fore
noon in tho Hidlay church ; on Thursday
afternoon in the Union church of Orangc
villc; on Friday foienoon in the St. James'
church j on Friday afternoon in the Zion
church. Services to commence at 10 a. nt.,
ml 2:C0 p, m. A number of miuisters
will bo preseut. The churches will bo
decorated, and a harvest offering lifted.
All are invited. "Thou shalt keep the
feast of the harvebt."
A. Hour, Pastor.
The State Normal School of the Cth dis
trict at Uloomsburg, Pa., will begin the
fourteenth year Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1&83.
The last term was the largest in its history.
Those who expect to become teachers find
tho courso prepared for them almost inval.
liable. The school gives to every graduate
what no other In the district can give, a
ull ruoFEssiovAi. stasdiso by its diploma,
and almost free tuition to those who graduate
it two years, A largo corps of skilled
teachers enables the school to give care
ful training to students preparing for col-
ego and to those In academic studies.
horoughnosss of instruction, commodious
iiildiugs, accessibility, and cheapness arc
among the advantages. Students having it
aril from the principal, Rov. D. J. allcr,
Jr., get half faro on the I). L. fc W. It. R.
Send for catalogue.
August .J-'lw
Itatlii-r Hnrcl on l'osliiinslcrs.
Postmaster General Grcsham is making
himself solid with the newspapers by order,
ing that postal clerks shall not read other
people's papers. This will be a little rough
on some of the country postmasters, whose
habits were formed years ago. There isn't
as much care in tho handling of newspa
pers in somd of tliu country postoiilccs as
there ought to be. A newspaper should bo
treated no less carefully than a letter, and
there is about the samo right to open one
ns the other. The new law may hereafter
open the eyes of certain route agents and
postmasters to tho criminality ot their
practice of appropriating to their own use
newspapers directed to paying subscribers.
A I.Hrjic Trout.
Tho Sullimn lUyublican says that nbout
beven years ago the Iato Michael .Meyieil
caused to be put in Lewis' lake several
thousand small salmon trout. Until tills
hummer nothing ha3 been seen of them,
nor has any been caught, Early in the
season E. V. Ingham was very much ox.
cited by the sight of a very largo trout
which he tried to shoot, but failed. Satur.
day afternoon a Phlladelphlan picked up
on thu lake a largo trout that had evident
ly been dead for several hours. Tho fish
was a beauty, mcasming 1UJ inches long
nnd weighing 3 pounds 8 ounces. A
photograph was taken of thu fish, and there
Is somu talk of having it preserved.
Fatal ICxiiIohIoii at Hiintiiiry.
Sunbubv, Aug. 11. This afternoon
about !J o'clock, while a young man named
Harry Freeburn was engaged In removing
a box of clay percussion target balls, be.
longing to the Sunbury Gun Club, from a
stable loft where they were stored, n ter-
rlblo explosion occurred, killing Freeburn;
badly mutilating a boy named Edward
Kllno and shattering the building, 'I ho
exnlosion sounded like tho blasting of
rocks and wns heard all over town. free.
burn's neck was broken and ins body
manslcd. One eye of thu boy ICIlno was
blown out and the other Is probably do
stroyed. He is in a critical condition. It
is supposed thu box, which contained
about 200 of tlieso balls, fell to tho lloor
while being handled and exploded from
the concussion.
Niagara 1'allK and W'iUIiIiih (ilcn,
The excursion to Niagara Falls and
Watklns Glen on tho 81st lust, promises to
be a grand success. The rates offered aro
extremely low, only $7.45 for railroad faro
from Bloom Ferry. Tickets good for ten
days, and the small sum of i$15.4!5 for all
expenses for a threo days trip, Including
railroad fare, hotel bill at Watklns Glen
admission to the Glen, dinner on steam
boat between Watklns und Geneva, hotel
bill at Niagara Falls, admission to all
nliuvsci hiteiost nnd can luge hire, with
tho pilwlego of reduced intesfor jmitics
(k'flrlng to remain ul utUns or Nlaiara
P.dls tor a longer time. Parties dealing
c ut arrange tor (heir nvn entoitaininent.
The Roe inimodatlons for this excursion
will be amnio and of lirsl claos order.
Nouo but (list class coaches will bo run
nnd anv onu deslrlne a scat In parlor car
can bo accommodated. Remember the
train leaves Bloom Perry about 0:15 it, m,
THE COLUBffiljyNf AND
Tho tongue Is like tliu rncc-horso, which
runs thu faster tho less weight It carries
Adillmn.
God's livery Is a very plain one, but Its
wenrers have good reason to bo content.
LmtU.
Llttlu minds aru tamed and subdued by
misfortune, but great minds rho nbovo It.
ri'i'n.7.
Every promise nt thu soul has Innumera
ble fulfillments each of Its joys ripens Into
a new want. Kmtrnon.
Ho not nshnmcd of thy virtues t honor Is
a good hroch to wear In n man's hat at nil
limes. Jm Johnnon.
Our Revolution was mainly directed
against tho moro theory of tyranny.
Clay.'
All tho virtues of mankind nro to bo
counted upon a fow fingers, but his follies
ami vices aro innumerable. Suit.
It is interesting to notice how some
minds scent almost to create themselves,
springing up under every disadvantage.
It is the ancient feeling of thu human
hcait that knowledge is better than riches j
and It Is deeply and sacredly true. Sydney
Smith,
Tho accusing spirit which Hew up to
Heaven's chancery with thu oath, blushed as
he gave it in ; and tho recording angel, ns
he wrote It down, droppod a tear upon the
word and blotted It out forever. Sterne.
itcmocrntlc HtntulliiK Committee.
The county committee met at the Opera
House Immediately after the adjournment
cf the convention. The following are tho
members of the committee i
Reaver Jesso Rlttcuhouse.
Berwick E. Isaiah Bower.
Berwick W. J. H. Dietcrich.
Benton J. C. Wenner.
Bloom E. P. S. Klnports.
Bloom W.-O. A Clark.
Brlnrcreek L. J. Adams.
Catawlssa J. B. Robins.
Ceutralla James Gannon.
Centre Stephen Pohc.
Conynghnm N. Thomas Ennls.
Conynghnm S.
Fishlngcrcek L. M. Crevcllng.
Franklin Daniel Lorctnan..
Greenwood G. M. Blaker.
Hemlock James A. Harris.
Jackson C. L. Lewis.
Locust Adam Johnson.
Madison-C. II. Fruit.
Main Geo. Brcish.
Mtfllln-C. W. Hess.
Montour R. II. Boody.
Ml Pleasant Jacob Gilbert.
Orange O. A. Megargle.
Pine P. W. Soucs.
Roaringcreek James ICulttle,
Scott W. II. C. ICelehuer.
Scott W. David Geislnger.
Sugarloaf O. M. Laubach.
Thu meeting was called to order by R.
Buckingham, and Col. A. D. Scely was
elected temporary chairman, and; C. H.
Fruit, secretary. After several substitu
tions lrom different townships were pro-
bciitcd, Geo. A. Clark was unanimously
elected permanent chairman. J. II. Diet
rich of Berwick was elected secretary.
The committee then ndjourned.
Council lrucccdittKH.
Bloomsi uiio, August 8th 1833.
Council met at 7 o'clock P. M. Thu
president nnd Messrs. Hartman, Hassert,
Moycr, Rabb and'Stcrllng, of the mem
bers, were present. Tho minutes of July
5th and ICth were read and approved.
Mr. Hartmnn, in behalf of the committee
on sewerage, made a partial report after
which the committee was continued.
In behalf of the committee on the sale of
the town park, Mr. Hartmnn reported that
he and Mr. Moycr saw D. J. Waller, who
is willing to pay the town the sum of
2,000 for the same. On motion of Mr.
Rabb, and seconded by Mr. Sterling, tho
report was accepted, and the committee
ischarged.
On motion of Mr. Ilartmau, nnd second
ed by Mr. Rabb, tho following deductions
were made from the assessment list : Ell
and James Barton were assessed twice
with the sum of $3.80 ; James Barton as
sessed twice with the sum of 3.80 ; error
of S4.00 in assessment of property of C.
Klelm j error of 41.42 ns occupation of
I. E. Sehoonovcr.
Mr. Staling reported that the commit
tee- on fire plugs located ono on the corner
of Iron and Seventh streets, and one 011
corner of Centre and Sixth streets each
to be connected with not less than a four
inch pipe. On motion of Mr. Moycr, and
seconded by Mr. Hassert, the report was
accepted, and the committee discharged.
This being the time fixed by public no
tlce for tho letting of the hauling of lime
stone on Main street between Mutket
Squaro and Ocntro street. Only ono bid
was handed to the Council, which bid, on
motion of Mr. Rabb and seconded by Mr,
Hartman, was rejected.
A petition was rend asking that the pub
lie road from tliu doublo bridge down to
the railroad, bo repaired.
Tho citizens of Catharino street, by pc
tltlon, ask that said street bo graded and
cobbled from Third street to Sixth street,
A petition was read, signed by a large
number of citizens, asking that the road
leading front Bloomsburg to Llghtstreet
be straightened, widened and graded.
On motion of Mr. Rabb, and seconded
by Mr. Hartmnn, uuiming permits were
grated to Harman & Hassert, and John S.
Sterner.
Mr. Hassert nominated Newton Boouo
lor collector of 'j own taxes tor tho year
1SS3. On motion of Mr. Sterling, und sec
onded by Mr. Hartman, the nominations
closed. A votu was taken and Mr. Boone
was unanimously elected ns collector.
On motion ot Mr. Rabb, and seconded
by Mr. Hartman, tho following bills were
read und approved, ami lhu secretary in.
structed to draw orders for their several
amounts 1
STBBET I'OMMISSIONUU'd HILL,
O, R. Houscl, St, Commissioner,
for July 438 75
Eliiab Shut!, for labor on highway.
In July 15 50
Joint Gillaspy for same 5 75
Joseph Townsend for samo 2 40
Micuaci waller xor samo a ou
iVndrcw Campbell for samo 8 00
lienry liiHsert tor same 1 ya
Sheridan Swcntcl for samo 2 CO
Frederick Bchwlnn. horso ifc wacon 13 (10
John Herring, horse and wagon 2 00
Totnl-89 75
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
Thomas Chrlsman, for haullni;
einuer 011 river uauii lull ou
M. U. wooiiwaru, lor service as
Town Constablo In July 0 83
8. W. Hhutt, for police servlco In July 0 00
8. O. Creasy, lumber for highway I 00
W. O. Evans for makinir nolo for
Hook & Ladder Co. 1 00
O, A. Jacoby, for stono for highway 45 34
Georuo A. Clark, for stationery from
April 1831 to present time. 15 110
Uloomsburg Water Co, rent for July 00 0(1
Bloomsburg Gas Co, for July 81 00
O. G. liarkley, feo ns Sol e tor front
Febiuary 1833. M0 00
Louisa Baker, for iiunulng Council
riom 3 10
A, 1. Frit, not vice ij Scrretniy
In July 15 00
Totnl-$U78 83
Total amount of orders Issued
Aug 8th "6'i 508 C8
On motion aljourncd,
A. L. Pun, Bcc'y
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
lllirKlary til MIIUilU
Milton, Aug. 11, This town and sur
rounding country has been Infested within
tho past week or moro with n dcllant band
of robbers. Goods nnd money have been
taken amounting to thousands of dollars.
Thts morning thu wholesale tobacco and
Bpico storu of Reld ft Myeis on East Broad-
wny was entered fiom tho rear, and, al
though it bright light was burning, tho
safe was blown open. The door had a
combination lock, was about two feet
sipinro and weighed about fiOO pound,
Little money wns found and valuable
books anil papers wcro left. Tho confec
tionery nnd bakery of W. Hull), on Front
street, wns also entered, but before any-
thing could bo taken thu men were fright
card off. Just over tho river from here an
orgnnt.cd band of robbers have lately been
discovered by ono of their number turn-
lng informer.
A IMcnmiul Vacation.
Oiianoevillk, August 14, 1883.
Prof, and Mrs. J. P. Welsh will leave us
during tho present week to spend n few
days with their friends In Hartsvlllo be
foro returning to West Chester. No doubt
a brief review of their visit will be Inter
cstlng to the renders of tho Columbian, as
Mr. Welsh has many friends in various
parts of the county.
The reception given to them on their ar
rival was probably tho best attended nnd
most successful affair of the kind ever
held in this place. Tho party given by
.Mrs. Canfleld and Mrs. T. W. Conner on
tho 2nd of August, was also well attended
and much enjoyed by all who were pres.
cnt.
Another affair which deserves mention
was thu sociable given in the orovo on
ast Tuesday, by Mrs. Sloan, Miss Stewart
nnd Miss Fisher. This was a decided suc
cess in every respect. There were just
enough invitations sent out to make nn
npproprlato number of guests, and a'l
thoso who were Invited wcro present, with
the exception of one or two persons, who
sent their regrets, giving good reasons.
The weatlicr was mo3t delightful, the
table was well loaded witli good things,
and all had n most enjoyable time. Every,
thing passed off so well as to reflect great
credit upon tho ladles who got up the af
fair. Through these and oilier social
gatherings Mrs. Welsh has made mauy
warm friends In thts community. Her
varied accomplishments nnd easy grace In
society have won for her tho respect and
esteem of all who have hnd the pleasure of
meeting iter.
Mr. and Mrs. Welsh express themselves
as having spent an unusually pleasant va-
cation. Both have improved in health.
They return to their work with bright
prrspects, and tho heat ty congratulations
and best wishes of all their Orangevillo
friends.
Democratic County Convention.
Pursuant to tho call of tho chairman of
county committee the delegates elected to
the Democratic convention met in the
Opera House at 11 o'clock on Tuesday
morning. Tho convention was called to
order by chairman R. Buckingham. B.
F. Zarr, Esq., was elected chairman of the
convention; Paul E. Wilt and B, I. Cur-
ran, secretaries ; F. P. Billmcycr, reading
clerk. The list of townships was cnlled
and the followlii" delegates reported :
Heaver Isaac Klingerman, George Hul-
shafer, Dr. C. A. Haines.
Benton Lafayette Heeler, W 1 1 1 i a m
1
Ash.
Berwick, E.-A. D. Seely, W. B. Freas.
" W. Levi Brcdbenner, Rob
ert Lcshcr.
Bloom, E. Paul E. Wirt, John Yost, B.
P. Zarr, G. M. Lockard.
Bloom, W. John G. Freeze, U. H. Ent.
Brlarcreck A. B. Croop, Charles Reed.
Catawlssa W. Berkheimcr, W. T.
Creasy, Mahloii Hamlin.
Ceutralla B. I. Curran, Owen Cane.
Centre W. Smith, A. D. Brader, A. C.
Creasy.
Conyngham, N. John Brennau,
Chas.
Dougherty.
Conyngham, S. J. P. Haiinon,
John
Montoe.
Fishlngcrcek W. C. Pennington, Amos
Dresher, L. Belshline, Hiram Earns.
Franklin Andrew Lorcman, Samuel D.
Loreman.
Greenwood -George W. Cole, Schuyler
Kramer.
Hemlock Setb Shoemaker, John Hom-
mer.
Jackson-Silas W. Mcllenry, W.
L.
Parks.
Locust W. II. Bllllg, John Pink,
O.
Small, Peter Fetterman.
Madison John Nevlus, William
J.
Merlcle, Miles Smith.
Mailt Geo. Fisher, J. ICclchner.
Mlfllln-Adam Miller, W. Hartzel,
S.
Gearhart.
Jlontour Elmer Riinyan, James Quick.
Mt. Pleasant John Mordan, 6:11111101
Hartzel.
Orange Geo. Appleman, James B. Hut-
man.
Pine J. Yount, J. Shoemaker.-Roaringcicek-Clias.
Bllllg, A, K. Lit-
wller.
Scott, W. J. S. Bachmnii, J. Terwilli-
ger.
Scott, B. John Forsytbo, George ICelch
ner.
Sugarloaf A. J. Iless, A. R. Fritz.
After calling thu roll thu conventloh nd
journed until 2 o'clock.
Convention met nt 2 o'clock.
Tho votes by districts were read. The
table of votes will be found elsewhere la
this paper. 1 11 N est Bloom district two
votes were cast having the names of ilcki
gates and member of standing committee
for the East district printud thereon, and
the name of R, Buckingham for District
Attorney, On motion of U. II. Ent the
two votes wcro added to the number of
votes cast for Buckingham, Tho election
board did not count them in their tally
sheet, but reported tho facts to the con
ventlon for its decision.
On rending thu convention voto on in
structions, tho following was thu result
Buckingham, 41,
While, 20.
Mr. Buckingham was declaied thu nom
inee of the convention for tho olllce of
District Attorney.
For County Surveyor, Dr. Haines named
A. W. Mann, of Beaver. Clulstlan Small
named Samuel Neyhard, of Uloomsburg,
On motion the nominations closed,
call of delegates resulted as follows 1
Neyhard, 38.
Mann, 39.
Mr. Neyhard was declared nominated.
On motion of Col. A. I). Seely, Geo. E,
Elwell wns elected member of thu Demo
cratlc Stale Committee.
Hubert liiicKlugiiam was cnlleil upon
and made 11 few remaiks thanking the
convention for tho honor conferred upon
him, nnd claiming that his nomination
vwih undo by the people as n stamp 01
ondoiimatlou ou ling rule.
Tho conu-n'.Uin then ndjourned
Then: will be a meeting held at Buiitoi
I next Wednesday afternoon, in the Interest
ot the Fishlngcrcek railroad. Addresse
will bo made by Hon. V. R. Buckalew and
others. Everybody should attend,
Table of votes cast at tho Democratic
Delegate Election, held August litis, 1883,
with number ot delcgntcs ench candidate
received on Instructions i
District Attorney.
d i : : i
t I ! j
8 . M
Townships, jj g E !
I I Mi
q H ts'a g.
voles ili'ls.
Heaver.'..".... II 2 4! 7.7.T1F.I
Berwick K Ii 3 41 04 1 ...
a y t i o -jj n M
Benton ...mV.Vm.V.V.V.V.V.Vm.' I 12(1 lo!i 3.!!
llloom-E I 4 111 10.1 2 2
Bloom W 1 1 2 811 42,1 2...
Hrlarcrcok 2 18 27 1 1
Catawlssa , I! CO 75 1 2
CenlMlla 2 01 41 1 1
Centre 3 05 28 2 1
ConyngbamN 2 2 C3, ... 2
Conyngham S 2 1 0 ... 2
Flshlnifcreek 4 00 40 3 1
Franklin 2 8 10 ... 2
Giecnwood 2 47 10 2 ...
Hemlock 2 58 37 1 1
Jackson 2 40 12 2...
Locust 4 71 53 2 3
Madison 3 88 10 3...
Main 2 01 23 2...
Mlllllu 3 33 CIS 1 2
Montour 2 21 20 1 1
Ml. Pleasant 2 27 43 1 1
Orange 2 72 23 2 ...
Pine 2 10 23 ... 2
Roaringcreek 2 1 22 ... 2
West Scott 2 22 18 1 1
East Scott 2 40 30. 1 1
Lugarloaf 2 45 20 2 ...
Total 1378 039 41 29
Orancevllle Ncwn,
Tho academy began on Monday a week
In full blast, but is dally receiving more
students. We have an Institution wo are
proud of. Prof. Heck Is doing n noble
work ; It has shown Itself In the recent ex
amination. Tho Prof, has had about fifty
teachers under his instruction since last
April. He employs only those who nre ns
earnest lit the work as himself . His Nor
mal term gave entire satisfaction although
in thu heat of summer and tho busiest time
of the year. On Monday evening be organiz
ed a Literary society with his students.
Thu meetings of this society in the past
haVe been of the greatest interest and were
crowded with interested listeners.
Rumor has It that one of our clerks of
pugilistic dimensions got away with sixteen
frogs and about a bushel of other eatables
a few days ago. How is it, Gcorglo ?
Lawn parties arc 0110 of thu most exciting
exercises of the day. Situffy, the Republican
correspondent, lias caught it, and unless
some other sport as a countcractant can be
produced, we nre compelled to adviso him
to drive hack for a change of exercise.
Mr. Joe Megargcll of Michigan is visiting
his Bro. Dr. Megargcll of this place. Joe,
we uxtcud to you our hand, and from the
bottom of our heart we say, shake.
Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Mc
llenry, Miss Houser, Miss Morris, Miss
White and about all the old students aro
back again.
Our sporting team failed to havo their us
ual practice last Saturday. Their next prac
tice will be with puff balls. Tho boys
' shoot hard, and they boast quite a bit that
I no other team lu tho county has sand
' enough to challenge them to a test.
I Theio was quite a collection of pugilists
on the comer last Saturday night. Tliu
I result was that wo can give an account of
one of tlte worst lights over known in tills
town. It wns with great difficulty that the
pugilists were parted. Th cy were careless
hitters, but struck light, damages have
been repaired. We noticed a nose In a
sling, a few eyes in mournlns, some blood
marks, torn shirts, broken window lights,
and have thu promlso of another set-to.
Look out boys, its hard work and 110 fun.
Miss Minnie Hewctt, Miss Helslcr and
Mattio Megargcll are visitors of Dr. O. A.
Megargcll.
Wo are informed that our good land
lord Geo. Heckman has ordered I1I3 lumber
for his largo shed, nnd that he will soon be
able to accommodate his many patrons to
the best of shelter and stable accommoda
tions
The merchants all appear to bo doing a
good business. And we are inclined to
think that with the amount of goods that
the entci prising firm of Lillcy & Sleppy aic
bending out, they aro having a rushing
trade. I presumo their low prices and
square dealing accounts for their great
usb.
Dr. Ammcrmnu's new house on Main
Street is fast Hearing completion. Chhrloy
believes In the saying, that what is wortli
doing at all, is worth doing well. His
house is large and commodious and when
finished will present a fine appearance.
Doc, by the way is there auy virtue in rot
n logs or mudholes ?
A. W. C. Keller is painting his yard
fence Ad, we do not envy you your beau
tlful home, but wisli ours was just its hand1
some.
Mr. C. C. Coleman wo nollee giving his
house a nice color of paint, and with other
Improvements his property Is making a
cry showy appearance.
On last Friday night a good bit of fast
lriviug was dono on Main Street. Doc
ns trying to take some of the grit out of
Daisy. Daisy steps a little too smart to
bllng u safe gait on our public street
Charlie, there would bo less danger to prac.
tico on Swttinpoodlo street.
We nru all anxious to hear tho shrill
whistle of the locomotive. Tho ccnernt
pinion of our citizens seems to be in favor
ol a rail road. Yet there are a few execiv
tloni in our midst that cling to tho idea
that an ox team Is fast enough for them
1 nu snail route ror tlieso times has gone
out of existence, and don't forget it.
Miss M. A. Person, of Slntlngton, Pa.
Is visiting relatives in this place.
Mlns Ella Stewart has gone to visit
fiiends at Stillwater.
A number of young men came hero last
.Monday morning from Nescopeck to at
tend our school.
Our cattlo speculator, D, Megargcll, had
a fair and squnru set-to with a largu rattle
bttako ono day last week whon crossing
thu North Mountain. His suakcshln
measured four feet two inches in length,
and sported fifteen rattlos.
There appears to bo a rivalry ns to
which part of our town shall bu tho most
prominent part for business. Up town
bays -wo navo u," wniist uown town says
'It shall bo with us, Our decision Is, that
if location is a consideration, the score Is 1
for down town.
Tliu property ot H. O. Eves, wo aru told,
is about changing owners. Our townsman,
A. 0. Bldlcman, is to bo tliu new possessor.
Wu aro yet Informed that Cap, nnd John
intend visiting Gettysburg during thu Sol-
dlers' Encampment. Johu, wo wish you
much Joy and Happiness, as wu aro coull
d"iit that this wotld lb not so large but
.vi.at thero can be a TSknk found In it
rrom the short iicquulntance we have
01 this town I would wish to say for it
it can boast ot moio bald-huadeo
young men than any othet town in tin
Stuto, Young ladles, if you wish to sclec
n husband noted for eaily piety and baret
rooted ou lop ol tho head, lust hem is tho
- -
Blackberries nre selling on our streets
at four Cents per quart.
L. P. Sterner, a former graduate ot our
Lsphool, Intends taking a course at Lnfny.
ctte college. Ho will leave here foi Ens.
ton about September first.
We will now wind up our little machine
for tills week by saying that every man lit
the county ought to bo a subscriber to the
Columbian, onu of the best papers In the
State. X. V. Z.
ncHtroy Noxious 'VeelH.
Such weeds as chlckwced and purslane,
which very quickly go to seed, should be
carefully removed from tho laud, lu order
to destroy thu seeds they contain tho
safest way is to dump them In some out-of-
thu way corner where they can do no
harm, Jor to compost them carefully with
hot horse dung, which will effectually do
stroy the seeds, if tho compost is turned
carefully so as to bring all parts Into tho
heat of the central portion of the heap.
The outside of tho heap does not become
hot enough to destroy nil the seeds, but
the middle does.
MARRIAGES.
Nkal Simonton. At Emmittsburg.Md.,
on the 8th inst., by the Rev. Win. Simon-
ton, assisted by Rov. W. J. Chichester, of
Gcrmnntown, Pa., and tho Rev. Isaac
Grlcr, D. I)., of Mtfllinburg, Pa., James B,
Neal, M. D., son of William Neal, Esq., of
Uloomsburg, P.i., to Elizabeth, second
daughter of the ofilclatlng minister.
LOCAL NOTICES.
1. W. Ilartmau & Sou
aro paying tho highest prices for butter,
cfefis, lard, dried cherries, dried raspberries
and all country produce. Groceries and
farmer's supplies at lowest prices for good
goods. Give us a call.
A full line of ready-made clothing.
gents' furnishing goods, valises, occ, at
Evans 00 Eyer's.
A new lot of boon Ulrts,
bustles
and
corsets at Lutz & Sloans.
P'cturcs, franus,
window cornices, at
Cndinnn's.
Ladies cloths for fall
dresses ai Lutz &
Sloan's.
Elegant pat lor suits, chninbei set?
and
nil kinds ot furniture at Citdinan's
For black nasbineies, black
bilks,
Lutz
dress goods of any kind go to
Sloan's.
tread-power separator aid thtesher
combined, for sale c'icap. Apply to Clark
Rlchart, Bloomsburg, Pa.
8-10-4t
If you want gingham's for 8 cts or 0 cts
a yard, go to Lutz & Sloan's.
For good cheap
furniture, go to Cad-
man's.
Amileton A. Muslin 72 cts a vard bv
the
bolt nt Lutz. & Sloan's.
Nobby suits made to order at Evans &
Eyer's, by first-class workmen. Prices
very reasonable.
Another lot of those nice blnck dress
silks at Clark & Son's cheaper than ever.
Flue groceries, notions, canned goods, at
. i. BKeer s.
Shirts, cuffs and collars, neckties, nnd all
kinds of goods for gents' wear, at Evans fc
Eyer's.
Clark & Son' have a nice line of cash-
meres, velvets, plushes &c. Go sec them.
MOD j spring cli'ekcns.
1)9991 old hens, geese nnd ducks.
U999( good "vo calves.
wnnix iuo. raspberries.
0999 " pitted cherries.
All tho above wanted at Light Street, bv
Silas Young.
August y-oni
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NEURALGIA AMD SICK 1IKAIUCIIK
In Aurora, 111,, lives Mrs. Wnt. Hcnson.
She snyi : "Simuri'frm A'em'ru cured 1110 of
neuralgia, vertigo and sick headache."
oonvixcisci.
The pioof of the puddlug is not in chew
ing the string, bp. in having an opportunl
ty to test the article di-ect. O. A. Klelm,
tho Diugglst, hits a free trial bottle of Dr.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup for each
and every one who is utlllctcd with Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any Lung
fiiiccuou. juiyo-cow
Front Royal. Va, Dr. G. H. Rill, savs 1
"Brown's Iron Bitters scents to give gener
al sausiacuon. 1 rccoinmenu 11 strongly.
100,000 acres of gooil land for salo cheap
in niiannnuoaii vaiioy giving' 1110 purcna
eer the full benefit of the market by L. P
Caldwell, Winchester, Virginia. Correspon,
deuce solicited. May 1U livs.
Ottawa. 111. Dr. T. A. Smurr. savs
"Brown's Iron Bitters gives general satis-
faction,"
(,'AUSK OF FA1LUIIB.
Want of coutidenco accounts for hull of
tho business failures ul to-dnv. C A.
Klelm, the Druggist, is no, "eblo to fall for
tuo want 01 commence "1 nr. Jiosar.Uo's
Uougii anil lAing syrup, lor ho gives away
a bottle free to all who nre sulfeilng with I
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Consumption and
ail aiiccuons ot the l a 1 oat ami Lungs.
u my o-cow
Don't (ill tho system with nuinino in the
oilort to prevent or Cure Fever und Ague.
Ayers Ague v;uro is a lar moro potent pre
vcntivo nun remedy, with tuo nilvaniago 01
leaving in tho body no poisons to produce
dizziness, deafness, headache, ami other
illsorilers. 1 lie propiielors warrant it
KVIUtVHWlY KNOWS IT.
When vou havu thn Ilcli Ki.lt Itlimini
Qallb, or bkln Eruptions of any hind, and
1110 rues, nun you Know without lining
told of it. O. A. Klelm. the druggist, will
6cll you Dr. Bosanko's I'llu Remedy for 00
cents, which nflords Immediate relief, and
is a suiu curu lur cither 01 tho above diseas
es. July 0-cow
AS HUES HUE WAS TOl'.NO,
"I have used Parker's Hair Balsam and
like it belter than anv other s niilar iirena.
ruuou 1 Know 01," wrues jirs, mien l orry,
wife of Rev, P. Perry, of Cohlbrook Springs,
.u. .uy uair was utmost entirely gray,
but a dolhu bottle of the Balsam has re.
stored the soilness, and the brown color it
nan wnen 1 was young--not a single gray
hall' left, Sliuo 1 began applying the Bal
sam my hair lias stepped falling mt, and I
tlnd that It h ,1 ptrKctly lmrmlLss and
ilgieenlilo Ulfsslug. uug IV- W
mi 1 i 0111,111 in nnotiur (.uiumn,
neat
oprcrs YiueynniK, jiicKllig grapi s lrom
whle.ll lineer Pnrt flrim, Winn tj
that Is so highly esteemed by the medical
profession, for the use of Invalids, weakly
persons mid the aged,
The only scientific Iron mcdlclno tliat
does not produce Headache, &c, hut gives
to thu system all the benefits 01 iron with
out Us bad effect', is Brown's Iron Bit
ters. ttrEF.U A WINE ENPOltSUIJ 11V TUB TAUUI.TV OF
NEW YOIIK.
Wu, the undersigned Committee of Phy
sicians requested to cxnmino Into the men
it", nnd report upon the Wines of Alfred
Spccr, have given our special attention to
Ills Port Ornpo Wine made from lhu Oporto
Grape, grown in ills own Vlnoyard, as fol
lows !
First Wo arc all satisfied ot its purity,
having been through ids Vineyards, and
Warehouses and Cellars, during tho Grape
seasons and seen tho method of its produc
tion and preservation, no secrets being
made of the means employed in the culti
vation of the grnpo or tho mode of collect
i'lT, expressing, nnd fermenting tho juice.
Second Its llavor is such as to render it
acceplable to tho most delicato stomachs,
being equal to tho best Imported Foreign
Wines, and wo nro nil satisfied that it enn
with safety bo recommended to Invalids as
mi urtlicio welt calculated for their use
where Wine is needed.
Alls. B. Mo;f, M. D., 03 Madison nve
vue. Professor Bcllcvue Hospital Medical
College, N. Y. City.
E. II. Jane i. M. D., 303 W. 42 St. Of
the Board of Health, New York.
CiiAiu.es Siiebman, M. D., Medical Su
perintendent, N. Y. Association for the
sick poor.
W. II. Haynes, M. D., 278 Stanton st.
House Physician, Presbyterian Hospital,
N. Y. City. For sale by C. A. KIcim.
MARKETJKEPORTS.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wheat Der bushel tl.oo
Ryo " TO
Corn, " at
Oats " ..... . .45
Flour per barrel .' . S.60
uioverseea ,
lluttcr
F.r.3
.31
.16
.OS
.w
.10
TflllOW
Potatoes
Dried Apples
Hams
14
11
Sides Shoalli,'-j
Chli'kena
TurkeyB...
li
.is
Liru per pouna
.14
nay per ton
Beeswax
seo
S3
3.00
Ilusltwhrat tlowcr pi.r loo
riimi)i:i.rniA mauk irrs.
KLOUK Market wasKteadrnmlu'ilct: sales of
l.iifij nir U iDi'iiling MliiD'K3iacxlrnfcar 1300 a
bin, frv-y uiialiiniiyj3iu- weilcruuo K 50 (s
Con, n.itrnts ill Ji.cr,
ni 1; 1
KLOTU-Hrni at 3.V)S3:o.
Wee.u -Market was unlet uuil easier, car lots
l.ln,l.lT: ll.ll'; bM for .lulr!l.t4w for Aiiirul:
i.ib for (September; H.U'J (or Oi toiier.
i.uii.i .uurhei w.1.1 nun aim weiiK; ear 101s :yi
niie; rso bid Kir July; r."u for AugiH; Mc for iei-
iiA'ls 'i he market was dull: ear lois tiis: c
bidror.IulvsarcforAiijiMjiJtiiro lor bemi'iiilKT,
0 for October.
SHE1UFFS SALE.
lly vlrtuo of a writ ot Yl. Va., Issued out ot the
Court ot Common Pleas of Columbia county nnd
to me directed, will bo exposed to Public Rnlo nt
the Court House la Uloomsburg, on
Saturday, Soptembe? M, D,
am o'clock, p. 111., ttio following deseilbed real es
tate, situate In Madison towashlp, Columbia
county. Pa., containing J32 acres and '10 perches ot
land, whereon Is erected a dwelling house, barn
and outbuildings; bounded and described ns fol
low s, to-wlt; lleglnnlng at a ttono corner In tho
public load, thence north one degree, east HI per
ches along laud of John Miller to a pine corner,
thence by land of llenjamln llomboy, D. D. Wag
ner nnd I. Lcldy north forty-two and one-halt de
grees, west 105 perches to a chestnut oak corner,
thcueo by land of George Hartman south 1 degreo
west Ssl perches to a corner, thenco south by land
ot ltclchard m ile,!;rees,cast IS S-10 pc relies to a
stono corner, thenco north l degreo cast 4 perches
to a htone.thenco south by land of John Hai t man fcs
degrees, east 4 perches to a stone, thenco by tho
samo noith 1 degree, east 13 l-io perches to a btone
coiner In tho road, thenco along said road north 83
degrees, east 10 perches to tho placo of beginning.
Seled, taken In execution at the hultot Mnry
Kcster against Win, Ii. Kester, and to be hold as
the property ot win. D. Kcster.
Chrlsman, Att'y. JOHN MOUUEV,
aug 17 Sheriff.
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds.
Tho followlntr shows tho Picket flothlc. ono r.f
tho several beautiful ttyles of Pence manufactured
uy iiiv uuucrbigncu.
For Iloaut v and Durability thev are unsumass-
ed. het up by experienced hands and warranted
to give satisfaction.
'rices and specimens of other ilc-
sins Hont to any address.
Address
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
.May l-tf
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MARYLAND COLLEGE.
Malo and l'emalp Denartments. siliiatlun innm
iieauiuui nnu uciiimuui. run eoin.sni insiiu,t.
urn, both III Collivo ami Preparatory school. Well
tnilercd ( hiiitlan family guwrninnnt. 'ivrinrt 1110.I-
eraie. riuri)-tiiim (sewaun ueitui-s sent. llli.itKl,
ror catalogue, Ac., niidrt.-., KIX J. T. WAltl)
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C0LLS3B, AOASEUY, INSTITUTE.
A lull Faculty of 18. largo libraries.
I'.li'niMi I'm- Hrliuliii'lilK at disposal.
Heml foreataloiruo to
I'll IWl DENT HA VII) J. 1III.I, 1.1. 1).,
July 13-liu r lwUbmv, ivuiwyivunii.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
Of VALCAULK
Eeal Estate
Uy vlrtuaot an order ottho Orphans' Court ot
Columbia county directing tho real catato of the
decdent to In sold fur piymcnt of d"btfl, thoun.
Icnlsnedcxiutorof I)jer C. Mass will expose to
pnbllo snlo on the premises, on
Saturday, Ang. 25 83.
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. in. of said day, tin
following real estate, to- It 1
NO. 1 A messuage and tract Of land, belntfthe
Mansion House, situate In tho township of Benton,
In said county ot Columbia, bounded on tho north
by lands ot Daniel I.utz and Leonard Ileddlng ; on
tho west by lands ot l'lora lloss and W. Z. Doty ;
on tho south by lands of Miles W. Moss, nnd o n tho
cast by lands of MiasShuHz and W. W. Culver,
containing
T8 Acres,
more or less, whereon are erected a two-story
frame
Dwelling House,
barn, shod and other outbuildings; good water
on tho premises, nbout sixty-seven acres ot which
S In a good state ot cultivation also good fruit
on tho premises.
NO. 3 A tract or piece ot land sltuato In Denton
township, Columbia county aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to-wlt: on the north by
lands of Henry and Francis I. shultz ; on the west
by lands of William Olddlngs; on tho south by
land ot William 7.. Doty, and on the cast by lands
or Flora 1J. Moss, containing
38 ACRES,
more or less about twenty-ono acres of which Is
cleared land-balance woodland; no buildings on
tho premises.
TEItMS or BAIJ Ten per cent, of tho one
fourth of tho purjhxse money to bo paid nttho
striking down of tho property ; the ono-fourtlt leas
the ten per cent, at tho confirmation of sale ; and
the remaining three-fourtlis In ono year thereafter,
with Interest from contlnnalton nisi.
l'urclr.iser to pay for deed.
Posfesiloiiglicn April 1st, lSil. Purchaser to
get Landlord's thare of grain In ground up-,
on payment ot one-fourth ot tho purchase money
Cambra, Pa. X11U2J W. MOSS,
July 87 rxecutor.
UMTuR'rt NOTICE.
ESTATE 01' JONAS UAUT2E1., DECEASED.
Tho !ind(Mlimnrt nml Itrir nnnntnlM livMlio nr.
jiha.is' court ot colvub'i county to inakn dtstribu
lion of the balanco In tho 1 niuls of the ndinlnlstr
tor, to and among tho parties entitled thereto,
win bu nt nisoiuccin Uloomsburg on Saturday,
August ith, ihs'I nt 10 o clock a. in., when nnd
w hero nil parties having claims against said es
tate are requested to present them for settlement,
and those indebted to the sitno to make payment
to tho undersigned without delay.
P. 1'. UILLMCYL'lt,
JUD0!W Auditor.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
ESTATE Or ESTIIKIl SNVDEH, DECEASE!!.
Letters of ndmlnlnrnt'on In the estate of Ilithei
Snyder, latuof Mlfllln lownshlp, Columbia county,
Pa., ileco.ioed, hae fovea granted to tho under
signed by tholtegwer of said county. All per
sona ha lng claims against said Citato are regulat
ed to present them for settlement, and those In
debted to tho Mmo to mako payment to the un
dersigned without delay.
.1. li SSVDPH,
I. L. SXYDEU.
July V0-6W Administrators.
Cliii! CliiDi! CBliii!
G. W. BERTSCH.
THE MEUCIIANT TA1L0B,
ANU DKAI.KIt I.N
Gents' Furnishing Goods
OF KVBUY DIMIKHTION.
CLOTHING ! !
Having very recently opened a now
Merchant Tailoring and Gents' Fur
nishing Goods Sloro, in KNOUK &
WINTEKSTEEN'S building, on
Main street, whero I am prepared to
mako to order, at short notice, first
class suits of clothing always in tho
latest styles and prices reasonable.
Fits guaranteed. Ilaviug learned how
to cut garments to suit customers, and
also what kind ot material will give
satisfaction, I would nsk you to please
call and examine thu
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2vcr oliown in Columbia county,
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Stors noHt door to Pint Haiions.1 Bank
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April M-iyr.
How Watch Cases are Made.
Mod persons havo nn ambition to carry
a gold watch cafe, and yet few people know
how a watch cae is inudo, or the vast dif
fereneeinthc(pialltyot them, In a SOLID
G01.I) Watch Case, asido from tlio neces
sary thickness for engraving and polWilng,
a largo propoitlon of the metal is needed
only to stitHi) and hold the engraved por
tions in place, and supply strength. Tho
surplus is uot only needless, but undesira
ble, becauso gold is a soft metal and cannot
furnish the ttllTncsa, strength and elasticity
necessary to malto tlio case permanently
etrong and close-fitting, Tlio perfect watch
case iuut combine gold with sonic metal
tint will supply that in which tho gold Is
deficient. Tills h.ii been nciomplUhcd by
the Jntiui Jlon'Oold V'atfh Omitttrxp pnt(
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I place to get I hem.
Hold by Druggists. sept 83-Jy