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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN.
0. a. Elwill, IrH...
J. K. Blttaabsndor.J E4ll9r5-
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, Slil'TEMHEU, 7, 1883.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.,
kou Auiirrou okni'.iui.,
KOBRUT TAGGA11T,
of Wai ren.
'" ' j von STATK TltKASUiir.K,
JOSEPH POWELL,
of Uradford.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOIt IUSTIHCT ATroilNKV,
It. BUCKINGHAM.
OK lll.OOMSUUlltt.
von coimrv suiivuyok.
SAMUEL NEYIIATtD.
6r lU.ooMSiiuitd.
A resolution has been tmssod in tho
sonato rofusinc to tnkopay after Sept-
nmnpr 1flt.li If. mna ltitrvlnnA1 lit. n
.. ..
Tho fiuht between Mitchell and
Slade which was to havo taken plaoo
in Kansas, lias been declared off. It is
said that Mitchell is afraid of Slado.
Tho population of Milton and sub
urbs, according to a census just taken
by Lieutenant L. V. Housel, Is 4.G12,
the suburbs footing up a total of 1,997
inhabitants.
A memorial meeting in commemora
tion of tho lato ,L McDowell Sharpo
was noiu in tno iiouso atiiarrisuurg on
Monday evening. A number of speeches
wero mado in which tho noble character
of tho deceased was eulogized
i i
Tho Wilkesbarro Union-Leader
doubts that when Coloucl Ingersoll
reaches death's dark river ho will be
ablo "to feel the same sweet consolation
as did Jero Black, who died with a
prayer on his lips and a hopeful faith
iu u rcstiui iuiuro sustaining mm. I
Jiidco Hoadly, tho Democratic can-
didftto for Governor in Ohio, having
been advised by his nearest friends to
retire, on account of ill health, from the
excitements of tho political canvass now
racrinn thero. arrived in Philadelnhia
last Monday for the purposo of placing
himselt under medical care.
I 'liAtmHAii .i K nn ' Vim llniiahn
Charles S. WolFo and Levi Bird Duff
aro among the prominent independent
republicans who do not proposo to train
under tho Cameron banner this year
any more than thoy did-last, and in
connection with this fact that tho "Xork
Gazette observes that tho woods aro
full of them in many parts of tho state,
in his denunciation of bosses Senator
Sherman did not name his connection
by marriage, Scuator Cameron, but the
implication was so strong that nobody
can doubt to whom no referred when
he said, "Whenever anybody, 1 don't
care who he is, undertakes to bo a boss
over any party, or to man inulate or con
trol an election, that man ought to be'
put down."
Tho Northumberland countv demo
cratio primaries resulted in tho nomlna-
tion of P. A. Mahon, of Shamokin, for
district attorney ; J. It. Ililbish for
county surveyor and Messrs. Marr,
Solonberger, Lyons, Met calf aud Berk
heimer delcirates to tho next state con
vention. Tbo instructions wore unani-
mous for William L. Dewart, sr., as
delegate to tho next national
conven-
tion
Tbo Warren Ledger says Captain
Taecart democratic candidato for audi
tor general, is well satisfied with tbe
political outlook. Having traveled
through a large portion of tno state, he
has observed a general feeling of pub
lie weariness with the insincerity and
trickery of the stalwart leaders in ap
portionment and other matters, nnd
there is "a feeling in tho air that a
full democratic' vote will insuro a rous
ing democratio victory.
un tho zuui ot tins month a monu
mcnt to tho memory of General Zach
ary Taylor will be unveiled at LouiS'
vine, Kcntuoky. The arrangements
aro such as promise to mako tho oc
casion ono of special interest. Although
lacking the polish and culture of the
statesman, he was a truo patriot, bravo
soldiernnd possessed the good judgment
which secured thosorvices ot ablo coun
sellors when he assumed tho duties of
rresldent, nnd had ho lived ho might
,
efficient.
xus unumeiy ueatu. nowcyer
just as he was entering fully upon his
record as an executivo officer so brief
as to prevont his namo being linked
with any important measure. His
fame, therefore, rests upon his military
services.
The End of the Rebel Yell Issue.
During tho last Presidential cam
vaign thero was no small amount of
frothy eloouenco over the "Solid South"
and the wicked rebels. Until tho tariff
issuo was sprung lato in the canvass it
was tho chief stock in trade of tho lie-
publican orators and became a sort of
national nuisauco.
There is no probability that wo will
bo alllioled with it in next year's cam
paign. Tho republicans can no ion
ger make any use of that issuo without
hurting tho feelings of somo of their
useful nines.
If tho Mahono conferonco which met
iu Washington did any good whatover
it was in disarming tho Henublicans of
this ancient and now blunt-edgo iustru-
ment.
Mahono was a rebel brigadier, Chal-
mere was a rebel brigadier, Longstreet
was a rebel brigadier.
idler, Cash was .a. rebel
colonel, and most f the other partici
iiants were at some timo or other ad
orned with rebel uniform.
Tho prcsenco of tbeBO men in the
Republican party is a-suflicieut guaron-
teo that wo shall hear no more of tho
windy tirades against rebels and tho
danger of putting them in power.
Tho Mahono alliance with tho Re
publican party is, ttierefore, iu this
senso at least, a gcnuhio publio service,
Tho rebel yell, of which Gcorgo Wil
liam Curtis and other Republican ora
tors used to sneak with horror, is now
no longer solely u Democratio yell. It
will henceforth burst out from Repub
lican throats alto, and tho cam tq which
it was once &o harsh will henco listen to
it with delight, as if it wore sweet tnu
bio. Uhron fele-JJeraia.
Nile? on Apportionment.
Tho roimiilloan county conventions,
which nro run cither by thu smnll nub
uomoh under liiHtniotfons from JJosa
Cooper or that class of politicians fitly
described liy Jloraco urcoly na "narrow
minded bloek-heada,'' nro rushing heed
lessly Into endorsement of tho rovoln
tionnry policy ot tlio sen.uo in blooktnp;
legislation on thu subject of apportion
mont. Perhaps if tho imiornnco of
those who generally compose-those- con
ventions wero not so iieiiBO inr.y woum
hesjtnto before oonunitting themselves
against tho position on nimorllotimcut
taktm by tho ijentleman who heads
their own state ticket. On April B
188!), Mr. Jerome H. Nilca, now tho ro.
publican candidalo for nuditor gcncrnl,
arose in Ins place in the honso ot repre
sentatives and bouan a speech on con
grcHslomtl apportionment in tho follow
hik innRuago :
"I iiffrou with tho tnombcrs on tho
other mdo of tho honso that It is tho
duty of this legislature to pais a hill
districting tho Htato Into congressional
districts.'
IIo then went on to criticise tho de
mocratic congressional ntmortionmunt
hill, complaining chictty of tho Indiana
district as not being actually republican
and of tho Huntingdon districts ns not
I l ..M! . . 1.1,
iiuviii miuiuient icpuuiiunn iiuijuiuy,
Hut, mark, ho distinctly and emphati
cally declared it to bo "the duty of' this
(viiisiaiuris 10 pass a out aisincuiiii
tho state into congressional district."
in concluding Ins speech no undertook
tn rnnil th.n ilpmnnrntin ulrlnnf tlinlimiqn
a 1
word3 . i 8ay it ia your duty to forgot
It. . , .t - , ..J?..
j i your paixy anu go upon me uroau pnu
Uomocrat. I pi riles nf nnirintium mill nrrrir. rprmrrllima
of where the chips shall fall." These
v . " . . ..e; o--.
words aro like apples of cold in pio-
turcs oJ silver, but Mr. Niles fails to
apply tho precept thoy contain to his
own conduct iu the house, and tho re
publican county conventions, with an
audacity surely born of icnorauce. en
dorso tho (jerrymandered bills of tho
sonato and tho revolutionary ultimatum
based upon them. Mr Miles again in
a spcccli in the house of representatives
on tho legislative apportionment bill,
April 10, took occasion to say :
".Now, 1 asreo with what was said by
tno democratic party in their last Btate
wure"uu"i which mut ui uu pmuo on
tho 28th of Juno, 1882, representing
uiu iissumuiuu wmuuin oi lUGueiuocrauu
party of this state. 'The demo
emtio party demands of the legislature
an honest, just nnd truo congressional
and legislative apportionment. Iagreo
with tho democratio parly that it is tho
duty ot tins legislature to pass an lion-
u just unu into icgisiativo anu con-
gressionai apportionment.
Mr. Niles thus twice nut himself- on
record in the plainest and most positive
languago as believing it to be "tho duty
of this legislature to pass losislativu
and congressional apportionment bills."
Hut !m rniinlilin
cede from its revolutionary and obstruc-
two ultimatum and thus nroventa the
Inrrihil'lf tiro frini nnrfrtvniinir wlmt "Tv
Niles insists is its duty. Mr. Niles de
. --..
clared on April 3 that it was tho duty
oi uio democrats to "forget party and
go upon tho broad principles of patriots
ism and right'' in making apportion
ments. But tho republican scnato re
fuses to forget party and in secret par
ty caucus orders senators, according to
their own confession, to support a par-
iisan uiu conicsseuiy unci suamcicssiy
unjust and to ndhcro to it at every ha
zard. Mr. JNiles proclaimed that on
April iu mat no agreed with tho demo
cratio party that it is "the duty of, this
legislature to pass an honest, a just
and a true legislative and congressio
nal apportionment bill."' Tho objec
tions ho then presented to tho demo
cratic bills havo sinco been removed
and therefore he must admit them to bo
"honest, just and true" bills. But. tho
republican senato refuses
even to con
sider thoso bills, amended as they have
been to meet tho views of Mr. Niles,
and that gentleman himself sits in his
seat nnd votes against them without a
worn ot explanation. The conduct of
the republican leaders, including Mr.
Niles, is undoubtedly based on tho low
i-aiuuiui- iiiuy put on tno intelligence oi
their own party and in this regard thoy
uuvu uenuiuiy none no injustice to uiu
class who servo as delegates to republi
can county conventions. J'atriot.
Griefs of a Backslider.
From the Pittsburg Post.
Tho reverses of Colonel McClure
these days should havo tho sympathy
of all frionds of much-sat-down-on hu
manity. IIo drow a very largo draft of
propheiy on tho Berks county demo
cracy", but they refused to honor it. and
in various ways expressed their conn
donco in tho stato administration, nnd
with unusual emphasis and unanimity,
1 hereupon tuo colonel pronounces the
democracy ot "Ault lierks a bad lot.
and that Cassidy is their prophet, which
is very bad for the Cass'tdv if ho has
senatorial aspirations, biraultaneouslv
with tno bad tnsto tor fscrks, comes tho
explosion of the Times' doublo leaded
sensation that at a conferenco of load
force( t0 his marrow bones, begged for
mercy etc. This had tho distinguished
ilonor of bc denounced as a lio on
the iloor of the senate on Wednesday
by tno alleged participants in tho alleg
ed conference. Really the gallant colo
nol is scoring up a formidablo list of
failures :
I: Tho Philadelphia r;cordershii as
sault in force on Patlison a regular
booiiiornni', which drow out tho la
nions confession "you wero right and I
wus wrong.'
11. 1 ho terrible contlict in tho exo
cuiivo chamber, between Gorernor Pat
tison and benator Uoxo an awkward
invention.
III. Tho Walhico-Handall combi
nation to suppress Patlison maintain
cd by fabricated interviews.
IV. MnkiiiL' n sneech for ex-Sena
tor Chalfant to tho Montour county do
mooraoy, denouncing tho statu admin
istrntiou. Bounced us a lie by dial
tnnt,
1 V. Putting the Berks county demo
craoy iu tho held against tho stato ad
ministration. Answered by an over
whelming and cniphatio Indorsement of
Uio governor and ins pouoy.
VI, '1 ho bogus conferenco last week
of tho govornor and leading democrats,
I at which 1'attisOn weakened and heg-
ged t6 bo saved from his own folly,
Invented by tho J tines special Hums
bhrg liar employed to "writo down thq
administration.'' Deuouuoed ns a
fabrication ou tho floor of tho scnato by
loading democratio senators,
Qf courso thnt list loses sight of the
minor daily inventions, of which ther
has been n great crop but suggests ns
a McCluro coat of arms, Munchausen
rampant with tho legend, "You wero
right, dear govornor, and I was
wrong."
An official report shows that ther
havo boon 27,3 18 deaths from cholera
in Kgj pl iucu the outbreak of thu tin.
dcniuj. Thero havo been 140 deaths
among tho British troops stationed in
Egypt.
Deciding to Stand.,
-run nH8ouiruw that rim niolooiiATto
V CONl'KKKNUB AD01TK1). '
Tho dnnffiioucoof tho democTatlo sen
ators atyl representatives TiicsdaV nt
ternoon was hold In tlf'o state library
and, was lnrgely attended. Mr. Craw
ford, in tho rlbsonco of Undo Jako
Zciglcr, presided. Tho conference
adopted a resolution to tho effect "that
it is tho senso of this meeting, that tboro
shall bo no adjournment until tho ap
portionments nro made.''
This was agreed-to, thero being but
sixteen votes against it. An amend
ment to tho resolution that a recess. bo
taken Until the 20th of November with
out pay was' 8iippoi led by tho sixteen
who voted ngalnst tho first proposition.
Tho discussion was long nud partici
pated iu by nearly every ono present.
Senator Gordon mado tho loading; ad
dress, a Btirring .appeal for tho demo
crats to stand well together and nppor
tionmcnt must result.
A proposition was ' mado to tho
effect thnt appropriation bills bo passed
aud compensation bo given to Septem
ber 10th, and that after that dale no
pay until tho bills aro passed. This
was postponed for tho present.
The cocfcrcuco considered soma mi
nor matters aud then adjourned with
out day.
Jridga Black's Will.
Youk, September a. Tho will of
Jeremiah S. Black was admitted to
probata at I'ork on Monday. It con
sists of twolvo closely written panes.
The excautcrft arrt Vincent K. Keesov.
Lieutenant Governor Chaunooy 1,
Black and Isham II. Hornsby, and tho
witnesses aro Uencral a. W. Urawlorrl,
MclimlaC Willelmaud lloraco Keescy.
Tho will is consido red very verbojio by
...t. I.- , ! ."a
uuuriiuyB wiiu nave txaiuinuu ik uuu
quite curious for so p-rcat a man to
make. 'It was writtch at his dictation
nnd each pago bears tho Judge's plain
left-haud signature. Tho family re
quest that its provisions shall not bo
madb .public After making' specihl
bequests to nil tin children thu undis
tributed portion, including Brockie, is
loft to the .widow, ami at her death
Lieutenant Governor Black, is to havo
the aoccptanco or refusal .of it at a fixed
Valuation. Tho will is dated February
21, 1883. Tho estate is estimated at
about 8200,000.
ITEMS.
Two Hazleton girls, one twelve and
tho other fourteen years of age, upon
waking in the morning about 4 o'clock,
found a man apparently asleep under
their bed. Thoy, screamed and he went
through a window liko a shot nnd es
caped, although followed by tho con
tents of Frank Hoffman's gun.
A man supposed to have been con
nected with tho Northampton bank
robbery in 186G, when over $200,000
wero stolen, was arrested om Wall
street, Now York, Monday and locked
up. IIo is supposed to bo James
Byrus, as all others concerned in tho
crime havo been apprehended.
It. is tlinnrrlit. at. t.hi int.nrnnl rnvpniin
bureau that tho claims for rebate of
taxes on tobacco, snnff and cigars,
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growing out ot tho rccent internal aot,
havo nearly all been presented, and it
is now estimated that they will aggre
gate about $3,500,000. Tho total an-
ual reduction in revenuo on tobocco,
snuff' and 'cigars, it is now computed
will bo about $35,000 OOO.
mi ni'i V' i n I
The rhllauclphia branch of tllO BlOth;
rliooti oi Telegraphers held, a meeting
a m m a a a I
Monday afternoon" Master Workman
Lavcrtv urcsided. It was unanimously
i.i . . . . . i-.
freed, that tbe brotherhood bo uVP.'fT"
dissolved, and thaf'the raaster.'work-
man bo directed to return to tho
Kilights of Labor tho charter and all
secret work. A meeting of the mem
bers will be held in a week or ten davs
for the purpose of organizing a local,
social and beneficial association of tele
graphers. A now set of officere will bo
selected.
The inhabitants of Belief onto specu-
lato on their' chances of having a popiu
lation of fortv thousaud within the
next five years. In commenting on
this, tho .Toumal has thn fnllnwinif tn I
:. !... . ..w i u P.
BUY Ul LW UlbV i ITU I1UMU Ull1 Will tUlll I
out favorably.. Jjock, Haven sits in all
her majesty, allowing her' good manu
facturing sites to lie idle, her people move
elsewhere, and monoy sharks run the
ranche. It s true, and you can t get
over it' ijock iiaven seems to bo in
very bad condition if tho Journal
man's specs aro not discolored:
A salt water turtle, weighing 500
pounds, was captured Sunday, at the
mouin oi tno apurwink Kiver. juame,
by two brothers named Jordan. It
seems tho monster got tangled in the
nets these men had set, and they fas
tened to the turtle and tdWod him
ashore. Monday'thoybroughthim into
tho oity, and. sold him to uaptam How
ard ivnowiton, iur bis garden at l'eaks'
Island. The price paid for the turtle
was $50. So broad is tho slip!) of this
monster that four boys found room to I
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Hinuu tnereuii, iinu uiu iiiruu was (tiroug
enougnio crawi aiong witn intsioao.
It has been learned that Edward II.
Chase, Esq., of Wilkesbarre, collector
of tho Twelfth district, United States
revenue, has appointed Henry E. War
ner, lisq , deputy revenuo oolleotor for
the counties of Lycoming, Clinton and
Centre, now tho Seventh division of tho
Twelfth district. Mr. Warner has also
been appointed agent for tho salo of
has 'been appointed agent for tho sale
ot revenuo stamps for Contro and Clin
ton counties.
Tho postofllco department has select
cd as tho color for tho uotv four-cent or
louble-rate stamp a shade of green
somewhat darker than that in which
tho present thrco ceut stamp is punted,
An I lid llii-nn-font Rtiimn will 1m t-nliro.!
jab llio inico-cuni stamp will o roiped
irom ciruiiiuuuu no urrors aro llKeiy to
occur from similarity of color. The
now stamp Dears tuo promo uiccnusa oi
Androw Jackson and is auko hand
some in design, 1 ho distribution to
postmasters ot tho now, two oont stamps
will begin on September 1, aud it is.
believed that everything will bo in
roadiness for tho change of ' letter
postage on October 1.
The high pricq of peaolios . U 'embar
rassing thu canning nnd drying tstab
lUhments, odd .thq season's phort pack
is likely lo malcd preserved fruit of var
ions' kinds very high next wititor. It is
related that onu dryer went to a town
In tho lower part of Delaware, sot up a
drying establishment, putting consider
ablo capital in machinery nnd buildings,
a ml nought up tno product ot scvorai
neighboring orchards at nn average of
titty cents per basket. When tuo Bea
min nnnnriil lin fniiml fruit MUut lilrrli
In tlio Now York market, anil ho lias
"-0--
allowed liia tlryinc establishment to re
main unoijonoil, Hiiiiping his fruit to
Now York and Belling it at n handuoinu
advanco oyer tlio purchasing prico. Tho
story is a sigmuumii. ouu.
mlArnnl mvuiinn otom.ia fs... ,... r 1
tmvt in.. .v,v.i.iw nviiiiia iwi tuu uii,jr ui i nu inspector, uuaKo t
Williamsport and Lycoming county. "uffelufS
nip. .1. M. 1. Klnalnn m I .nlr llntiun mMt nr. thu
Dunn's tucrcaulilo ngcuoy luports
buslncsS for tho week flowing with
pretty, full tide through tho usual chan
nels, 'flio trndo of tho wenk has pre
sented no now feoturcs. Gra'ii, pro
vision, cotton nnd , petroleum hnvo all
decliued! but tho reduction In vnlues
has not been largo. Busincts failures
number 180, ns compared with 105 last
week. Tho increaso was In tho Now
EngHind, tho west nnd Paclfio stales.
Bill
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This nowJor niver tarlos.
A m&rvt,! of nnrltv
sireniiu
i and wlioirisominesi. M re economical
tli in the ordinary km is, and cannot be Bold In
competition nun tbo mulUtuda or low test, abort
noivui,. uiuui ur pawpante pjwaorn. enia onij
Is cutis, ltorii, Oakinu 1'owdh Co , loo Wall-St.,
N. Y. auB 1 li v.
IT LEADS ALL.
No other blood-nnrif rlni lotxllclno is mads.
or hu OTf r been prepuod, wiiloh to com
pletoljr meetii tho wauu of pbyslelans aud
lbs goooral publlo oi
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It ItxiU ths list ns tmly Mlcntlfla prtparo
tlon for all blow! dlaeuet. 11 thoro Is a lark
ing taint of Scrofula about you.
AVER'S SAKSAPAUILLl will
lodcoTt and eiMl It from vour imtem.
For coiisLltutlniiAl nr 0rnfnlniii C!alArrh.
PrTXDDU AYEU'S SAR4APAR1I.LJL Is tbe
UAIArlKn true remedy. It has cured
numberless cases. It will stop the nauseous
catarrhal discharges, and reinore the sicken
ing odor of the breath, which are Indication
of scrofulous origin.
lllPCDDIIO "Untto, Tex., Sept 28, 1182.
ULvCnUUO "At thu am of Mn nr nn. r.f
CflDCQ mr chlldron was terribly afflicted
UUnCO with ulcerous running sores on Its
face and neck. At the same time Its eyes
were swollen, much inflamed, and Tsry sore,
QflDC CVCO Physicians told us that a pow
OUnu UlCO erfalalteratlre medicine must
AVnn's SARSAPAltlLLA.
do empioyoa. iuey uniioa in recoinmencuna
It1 Sll.ll1.lblM . A f ,(,. nK.
duced a perceptible iinpnivement, which, by
hu Huiieruiice w yuur uircciious, was contin
ued to a complete and permanent cure. No
ovliloncoh-s since appoare! of tho exlstcnco
of any scrofulous tendencies; and no treat
ment of any dlsordor was ercr attended by
uhuru niuiiib ur vueciui rusuiis,
sours iruiy, u. t . juukson."
PRErABXD BT
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by all Druggtsts; SI, six bottles for IJ.
Q.ENERAL ELECTION
ITtUUL, A SI AT1UJS .
I. JOHN MOllucr. mim Klmrirr
of Co
lumbla countv. OommonwdaTtli of Hcnnavlvnla.
do hereby males known and proclaim to tho quaU
fled electors of Columbia county that n general
election will be held on
Tuesday, NOVeiHTDer 6, 1883.
,
belnir the Tuesday next fnllnwlntr (he flrr. Mnn.
belngf the Tuesday next foUowln? the Drat Mon
day ot said month) for tho purposo of electing tho
ssveral persons hereinafter named, to-wlt:
One person for Treasurer ot Pennsylvania.
One person for Auditor General ot Ponnsvl-
ranla, '
Ono person for Dlstilct Attorney of Columbia
county, i
one person tor county surveyor.
1 180 nereoy mxo Known ana eive nonce mat
tho places of .holding lha afnrcsalif election In the
several wards, boroughs, districts and townships
RnTAPlll TS7D r1 Q nnpAnrrho liar ln(o nnd fAmnah no
viiniu me county oi uoiumcia ore as louows, viz
Iloaver townsliln. at thn nubile hnunn nf minrins
Ahloman,
lienton township, at the public oouso ot niram
lless, In the town ot'llenton.
East Bloom, at the Court House, In Bloomsburg.
WestBloom, at tho CourtHouso, In Bloomsburg.
norouch of Uerwlck. nt thonnien of W..I. Knnrr.
In tho borough of llerwlc!:.
iiuiuiuii Ul U.UII 1111.1, Ub 1410 UUU11U UUUMJU1 YK II
llam I'elier.
Ilrlarcreek townsliln. ut tho nubile schaol house
near Kvnnsvllle.
Catawissa township, at the publlo houso of O. U
KostcnbauJer & Co., In tho town ot Catawlssa.
Centre towushln. atthoschool houso near Lafav-
ctto crcasya.
norm uoayngnam uistnct, at Uie school house
near the colliery ot John Anderson U Co.
South Couynguam District, at Uie houso ot Mrs.
Thomas Monroe.
Iflshlngcreot; township, at the school houso near
C. U. Wultu's.
Franklin township, at the Lawrcnco school
house,
..Orocnwood
township, at tho houso of L. D,
TattOIl.
Uemlock tawnshtD; at the nubile house ot Chas.
u. iiiettcrich, in the town ot nucic uorn.
JoekHin tAmshtn. at tbo house of Kzeklel Colo.
Locust townshlD.ut the DubUo houso of Uanlol
buurr, ui n luucuia.
MlOlln townshln. at tho nubllo houso of Aaron
Uess. In thu town ot MinilnvlUo.
Madison townshln. at Uie nubile school houso
la Jerseylown.
jh nuasoni wwnsuip, ni uio jimurvuwu suuoui
house.'
Montour township,- at tho pubUc house of
B. Layeoclc, atltupert.
Main townshln. at the DUbllO house of Jerotnlah
R. Lfino-Hnhert-ftr.
KoaringcrucK townsnip, at me nousu oi oniuuei
Aiuior. . ..
Orango township, at tho public house ot K
Unangstln Orangevllte.
Pine townshln. at the Centra School House,
Uugarloaf township, at Uie houso ot Norman
West Scott at the publlo house ot V. C. Kred-
erlcl.
bast Scott township, at tho public houso ot
Jacob Miller. In Kspy.
al ail eiecuuus uereatter ueiu uuuur uio iun a u.
inm uommonweaitn. the election pons suau ue
opened at seven o'clock in tho forenoon, and
Hhsll cnnMniin nnnn without lnterruntlon or ad
journment uutU soven o'cloclc In tho evening when
I tie pons wui bo closod.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN.
That every
neraon iircenllntr JusUCes
of the
reacu ana Aiacrmcn, notaries ruuuc
and Per
sons In the inllltla service ot tno Htau;, wno
Miifiii hniri nr nhnii within two months havo held
any oniee or appointment ot pront or trust under
tbeUnted suittat, orot this Btato, and city or
corooratud tllsuict, whother a commissioned
orricer or otherwise, a subordinate ortlcer or agent
who Is or shall be, employed under tho Legljja-
lure, Exocutlvo or Judiciary Department
Htati. nnifnnv ruv nr nf unv incoroorai
(:mrv lieiuirLiueiiL ui iius
ot any incorporated dls-
met, and also, that every member ot Congress
and of the state Legislature, and ot the select
or common council ot any city, or commissioners
ot any Incorporated district, are by law Incapable
of holding or exercising at tbo same time tho
ofUco or appointment ot Judge, inspector or Clerk
of auy election of this Commonwealth, and tnat
ir OlUcr Ullllil Ul auwi viw
tn tu. then voted for.
.liirtcR of tho elections shall
riQrwwtivA nliiren annolnted for
holding the election In tho district to which they
respectively belong, befoio soven o'cloclc In the
morning, and each ot said Inspectors shaU ap
point one clerk, whOBhallboa iiuallilod voter of
such district, ,
Tho tmaiinwi voters or tno several uuiriem n;
thin nnmitv nt. ntt imiicrul. tnwnslllD bOrOUgll Olid
siKclal elections, are nereby hereafter author-
ieuanu reuuuea to vow uy uiiot
written, or tmrtlv nrlnU-d and partly written,
severally classified as follows i Ono ticket shall
embrace the names ot all Judges of Courts voted
fur. lnfwn,v1 nil, HiIn. 1'JUdlClarV l" 006
ucket shall embrace the names ot all the Stato
I oraccrs voted for and to be labelled ''btate;" one
I Uoket Buan embracotho names of all county
I umeers vouxi ior, iuciuiuhb i" uiiiwvi
mttm
senator.
, u nn
label
led "County ;" one ticket shall embraco tho names
ur ail townsliln oniPHm voted for. and bo labeued
ot all borough oniccrs voted for, and be labelled
"Borough."
anaeacn class snail oe aepoaiu-u inriimai
Danot boxes. juua jiuuuui, .
bept 7-tf onena.
CatarrH
HAY FEVER.
For years I have
been artllcted with
Hay Fever from early
la August until frost.
I gae Ely's Cream
uoimatnu. -rue re
lief was Immediate. 1
res-ard rnvself cured.
G. hCUHEIBKK, HupU of
Cordage CO, ElUabcth,
It. d
Annly by
irer Into the nootrtls.
liy absorpt ion It effect
ually cleanscu tho na
sal passages of co-
a'W ti-rr m
t an Hal virus, musing
flI -"iiEt.T & healthy secretions. It
allays lnilammatlon, pnitecta. tho roembranal
i iininitu of thu head from additional colds, com
pletely IIC.IIS 11
lastu anil wimll.
heals 111" sores nud 'i'iretlm st'iiseof
lienunclul itibUltH aie rea tznd by
a lew i npllcatlons. A thoioiigh tu-atmi'iil will
i uie, ( neipi iloil for colds In head, Agieeable to
usu. Heod lor circular, hold by druggists. By
mall uu, a package stamps.
liLV BiroTUElW, Druggists, Owego, N. Y.
Sept. 7-4 w, d
aflffn5i5"!aV
SHERIFFS SALE.
liy vlrtuo of sundry wrlW Issued out of
tho Court of Common Hoas nnd to Uio directed,
will no exposed to publlo salo at tho Court House,
In llloomsburg, oji
Monday Sept. 24, 1883.
at 8 o'clock, p. m.,
Alt thnt certain lot or plccoof land sltuato In
Mnlnvlllo, Columbia county, To., nnd bounded and
described ns follows, to-wlt i on tho north liy lot
of Anna (lelger, on tho cast by a public road,
on the north by an alloy and on tho west by Cnta
wlwa creek, containing ono acre, moro or less, on
which nro erected a threc-atory framo dwelling
houw, a two-slory framo store houso and out
buildings. Hclzod, taken Into execution at the suit of lvter
nillmoycr vs. W. T. Stiumnn, and to bo sold as the
property of W. T. Shumnn. Vend. Kx.
Dlllmeycr, Att'y.
ALSO
All thoso certain town Iota situate In tho Tow n
ot Olen City, In Hearer township, Columbia coun
ty; Hounded as follows, to-wlt i Beginning nta
point llfty feet oast- ot I ho catharlno Longcnber
gcr tract ot land, thenco north thirteen degrees
west twelve hnndrrU and seventy feet to tho Pan
vltle, Hazleton & Wilkesbarro ltnllro.ld, thenco
along said road south eighty-four and ono half de
grees west three hundred and blxty-llvo feet to the
north-west corner ot Vino street,- thenco along said
street south thirteen degrceicast eleven hundred
nud thirty-eight feet to n corner on north stdoof
Front street, thenco along said st reel south mrcn-ty-scven
degrees west threo huodrcd nnd llfty feet
tothoplacoot beginning, CONTAINING tho fol
lowing lota and parta of lots marked and num
bered In plot or plan ot tlten City, to-wlt! Blocks
1, 3, 18, 17, 19, W ( Lots Nos. 1, 1!, 8, 4, 8, 0, 4S, 19, SO,
M, 52, M, 51, ss, Sd, 67, Ui and 59 ; also all land north
ot said lota, nnd south of tho above named railroad
oxccptlcg two, llfty feet wldo streets marked os
Second nnd Third streets In said town plot.
ALSO
All that certain motiunge and town lotot land
situate In tho village ot (leorgetown, In Beaver
township, Columbia county, In tho stato ot I'enn
uyhanla, bounded and described ns follows, to-wlt:
Lot number seventy-two In pljt No. 4 In said vil
lage, bounded on tho north by an alley; on tho
oast by Market street, on tho south by front street
nnd on tho west by lot number seventy-one, and
containing nfty feet In front nnd ono hundred and
fifty toet In depth.
ALSO
Tho ono undivided third of all tlio following
mentioned and described tract, pteco or parcel ot
land situate, lying nnd being In the township of
Weaver, In tho county ot Columbia nnd stato of
Pennsylvania, correctly described by metes and
bounds as follows, to-wlt: llKGlNNINd at u post
corner of lands of Thomas Lemon, Mary fecott and
Daniel Neycr nnd running thenco by lands of
Daniel Neycr south ono degree west three hun
dred and thirty-seven and llvo-tcnths perches to a
stono In lino of lands ot Jesso Evans; thence by the
same north eighty degree! cast eighty-two and
nve-tenth perches to a stono In lino of lands ot
Jcsso Brooks, tlionco north twelve degrees west
eighteen perches to stones, thence north eighty
and one-half degrees cast ono hundred and clghty
onoand Boventy-Uvo ono hundredth perches to
stones and line ot Catharine Lorjg6nlergcr, thence
by tho same north thirteen nnd one-half degrees
west two hundred and clghty-two perches tba
post and corner of Oeorgo Longenberger, thenco by
tho same north eighteen nnd one-half degrees
west Hfty-twonnd seven-tenth perches to stones
and corner ot Thomas Lembn nforcsald, And thence
by tho samo south beventy-two andono-half de
grees west ono hundred and sixty perches ton
post, tho placo ot beginning, tho whole or three
thirds of sold tract, being the tract known ns tho
Andrew Clark tract, CONTAINING three hundred
and nlncty-slx acres, moro or less.
Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit ot Tar
dec, Markle & Grler vs. J. A. Losee, and to be sold
as tho property ot J. A. Losce.
Iloblson, Att'y. Vend Kx.
ALSO
All that certain tract ot land situate In Sugar
loaf township, Columbia county and stato of
Pennsylvania, bounded on tho north 1y land of
John Harrington, on tho cast by land ot Frederick
Laubach, on tho south by laud of William lllrllng-
er and on the west by land ot Jesse Ilnrtman,
CONTAINING seventy acres, more or less, on
which aro erected a plonk dwelling houso, and
outbuildings. There Is aLsoagood applo orchard
on tho premises.
Seized, taken Into execution at tho sultot Jcsao
Ilnrtman vs. John Mltchlcr, and to bc sold as tho
property of John Mltchler.
Freeze, Att'y. Vend Ex.
ALSO
All that certain messuago, tenement or tract of
land situate In Flshlngcrcck township bounded
and described as follows, to-wlt! BEGINNING at
stako corner of Philip Unangst and ;wldow
George Laubach's land, thence souths. seventy
eight and one-half degrees west nlongsald Lau-
bach's land ntty-scven perches to a post, thence
along land ot Daniel Ilogart south nlno degrees
east ono hundred & seventy-ono perches to n'jiost
thence along land of Gcorgo Lazarus north seventy-one
and a half degrees cast twonty-four and
four-tenth perches to a clicstnut tree, thnnoe
along land of William Unangst north two degiees
west eighty perches to a chestnu ttree, thence
along tho same north seveuty-ono and a half de
grees east twenty perches ton chestnut tree,
tnence along the same north seventeen and n half
degrees west fourteen perches to a stono, In the
orchard, thenco along the saino north sixty-four
degrees east nineteen perches to a stone In public
roid, thenco by land of riillip Unangst north
eighteen and a halt degrees west sixty-eight por
ches to the placo ot beginning, CONTAINING
forty-seven acres and sixty-seven perches of land.
Seized, taken Into execution at the suit of Sam
uel Shlvcs, executor ot l'hlllp Unangst, deceased,
vs. Edward Unangst, aud to be sold as the proper
ty of Edward Unangst, Lev. Fa.
Miller. Att'y.
ALSO
Allot tho defendant's Interest In tho following
real estate :
Being tho undivided a of a certain lot or piece
ot land situate in Jerseytown, Madison township,
west of A. K. Smith's hotel stablo, nnd upon the
same bide of the public road bounded on the. north
by tho publlo road leading from Jerseylown to
washlnglonvllie, on the west by lot ot land oe-
longing to tho heirs of David Itoss,' decease 1, on
the South by land ofJ.C. Fruit and on tbo east
by lot of land belonging to Mary Stout, CONTAIN
ING ono fourth ot an acre ot land, moro or less
whereon are erected a two story frame dwelling
house and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution nt tho bult ot Wil
liam GlnglC3 vs. Nelson Weill ver, .and to be sold
as tho property ot Nelson Welllvcr.
Ikeler, Att'y. Fl. Fa.
ALSO
Tho undivided one-fourth of all that certain
tract ot land situate In Brlarcroek and Fishing
creek townships, Columbia county, Ta., bounded
nnd described as followm to-wlt : beginning at tho.
southeast comer of the Alexander Cochran tract,
thenco north eight degrees west iss perches to a
stone corner In line of land of Nathan Beach,
thenco along same south 81 degrees west tas-10
perches to a stone, .thenco bouth Bf degrees west
81 perches, thenco south sj degrees west 48 per.
chos,thenco north H degrees west M pcrche3,tnenco
Bouth S3 decrees west 17 perches, thenco south and
east 53 perches to stono corner, thence couth S3 de-
degreos west to perches, thenco north SI degrees
west 110 perches to a stono corner, thenco south
S3,' degrees, north lws jierchosto a btpno corner on
line of land ot William Clark, thenco along same
HOuYhSiO degrees east 253 perches to the Henry
Adam's corner, thonco north 8Jt degrees cast ta
perches to a btono cornor of Henry Adams' tract,
thenco south 'il'i degrees east 163 perches to tho
placo of beginning, containing coo acres, more or
less.
Seized, taken Into execution at the suit ot tho
Bloomsburg Banking Company vv. A. B. Pearson,
nnd to bo sold as tho property ot A. B. Pearson.
V end. Ex.
Wirt, Att'y. JOHN MOUltEy,
Sheriff.
UMTOK'H NOTICE.
EST AT K Or ABHAM rOUCIS 1.ATC OPUKAKUKTOWNSUir,
DKCEASKD
The undersigned auditor appointed by tlio Or
phans Court ot Columbia county to make dlstrlbu
Hon ot the balanco In the hands of tho nduilnlAtra.
tor. to and among the parties entitled thereto, will
sit at his oniee In Bloomsburg on Monday Sent. I7lh
l'Sl, at 10 o'clock a. in., when and where all par
ties having claims against said estate must appear
and ptovo the somo or bo debarred twin any share
ot said fund.
II. BUCKINGHAM,
Auditor.
Aug 21-ta
jgBTKAY NOTICE.
Came to the nremlses of tho undersigned about
three miles northeast ofMlllvlIle, on August villi
three stray heifers. Two uro auout S yeurt old,
have large red and white siiotted sides, head, legs
and tall nearly all white, and liui p sum horns : the
third Is about uo months old, ot a rare uppearuncd
with khort dark boras. Theao all ouue about the
vicinity ot Mlllvlllo tn the early snrlug. The own
er will please call, prove property, pay charges
and take them uway or they will be disposed oi ac
cording to law,
111 A BllITTON EBNKI1,
Mlllvlllo,
Aug, 3lbt-3 w Columbia county, l'a
"WA."5rr,S
SWIFT SORE
OINTMENT
Cuu-s Piles, Itching, blind and bleeding t Barber's
itch, Tetter, Salt ithcum, Itlugworms, UU'uni, ihll.
blalns, itinplos, ull the Skin Diseases. The b-st
ointment lu thu world. Tho people tu bo tho
ludge. All DnitfgUU. Wholesale by JOIINhon,
IIOIiI.OH'AV A; HU.,UU Arch htricl, I'lillu
dlpbt, l'a.
Aug. imw r
UMTult'S NOTIOE.
sswtr or nAvm nxxoTT, i.atk or okienwood
-f TOWNSIlir. I1ECKASKI).
Tlintinilerslgnpit auditor npnolnled bVtho'tir-
ihans' court or Culumliln county lo make dlslrlbu
Ion of the bnlani'o In tho hands of tbo ndinlulstra.
nr; to and among tho parties entliled thereto,
vlll Mt at his onk-oln lllonrnburtr. nn Hntimlav
will Wtnt his .ortlco In Bloomsburg, on Saturday
Scploinlirr loth, ISA, nt 10 o'clock o. m.,'whcn nnd
wiieiran jinnies inieresicfi tn sain estate aro rc
(lupsteillo present their claims or be rorover de
barred from nny share of said fund.
v It. BUCKINGHAM.
Auditor.
UOlTOIt'3 NOTICE.
r.STAT Or rBTKI.llCIIAKI. dbchaskd.
Tlio nnderslirned auditor appointed by thn Or
phan's court of Columbia county, to miko distri
bution of balance In the hands of tho administra
tor to and among parlies entitled thereto, will alt
tit hi? oniee In llloomsburg, on S.iturd iy September
16th lien, at 10 o'clock a. nil when and where nil
parties Interested In salftcHtatninust appear nnd
present their claims or ha forever debarred from
uny share of said estnto , ' i
a W. MMXK1I,
-Auditor.
Aug. 31,
JEUISTKK'S .NOT10K3. . '
Notice Is hereby given toalllegatetst creditors
and other persons Interested In the estates of tho
respective dfwdenls and minora, that tho follow
tWfaiftnlnlstr.itlon andguanlian nrcountii havo
been (lied tu thn onico of the ItegMer ot Columbia
county, ami will bo presented tor continuation
nnd nllownncrt In tho orphans' Court to bo held
In llloomsburg, on .Monda)', Sopteinlior4th, isl,
at s o'clock p. m., on said day:
1 Tpe account of Hester Klsllerj and Daniel 1'.
KWlef, ndminldtralors of J, It., Keller, laf o of cat
awls.sft township, deccawd. ;
3 Tlio lint nnd final vconnt of Grorgn Itussel,
onoiif the e tecutorsof Itobert UiikjcI, lato of Hem
lock township, deceased. .
a jhp Rocond nnd final nccountof liana Ilea
cockTexceutorof John stndou, Into of Greenwood
townbhlp. dccenwvl.
4 The second and llnil account of l'eter.T. Wea
ver, executor of Augustus w. weaver, late oi
rislitnifcrtek unvnihtp, deceased.
8"Tlio flrat nnd llnal account of John K. Shultz,
oxecutor ot Elizabeth Adams, lato ot Madison
township, deceased.
A m,A Hf .,,..1 linn, .MAltnl e.t ll .KlAt tin..,.,-
u I lie iiini, iviivi iiiiii. uiiAiuiib wi iinuiui inij mi.
survlvlug udmlnlstnitor ot Theiesa Baylor, late of
.-uuniour luwnsiii)), ucceasca.
7 Thoflnal nccountof Dovld Whltmlre, guar
dian of Uio person and estate of It. I). Marteeny,
minor child of Henry Marteeny, deceased.
8 Thonrst andnnal account of H.J.Johnson
and F. l'. Johnson, administrators of Samuel John
son, lato of Greenwood township, deceased.
0 Tho first nnd final account of Gcorgo sthie,
executor ui p.iruu a. oiine, iuui oi ujcusii iuwn
ship, deceabcd.
111 IPhl nn,l ltn.1 noAnon, A. , nlul.llnn
oniottho executors of Henry Belshllnc, latool
Fisiungcreek townsnip, deceased.
li The nnal accent of Nathan neckenstlno,
enardlanof tho person nnd estate ot William E,
llagcnbuch, minor child of Michael Hogcnbuch,
oeceaweii.
13 The tlrst account nf Anna Kres.iler and Win.
E. Werkhelsor, administrators ot Amanda Work,
belter, late ot tho Town of llloomsburg, deceased.
' 13 Tlio llrst and Unit account of John Mourcy,
ti u-1.-u ul iii.ttwiii iiuii-iiui:i, lubu in iuillllll l,umi
ship, doeejised.
w,' Tlio fifth account of John Arplman, sur.
vlvlng executor ot l'cter Appleman, lato, of Hem
lock township, deceased.
15 Tlio llrst and tlual account ot Jacob Snhuy.
Icr, executor ot Nancy H, IKkluirt, lato ot Green
wood township, deceased.
UK Ths llnal account ot Ellas Weaver, guardian
oi naraiLiaiio iciwt, a minorciuui oi uaiuei let
ter, Lite of Main township, deceased.
17 Tho final account of Henry HoUingshcnd' nnd
Isaaoll. Seosholtz, executors of Philip scesholtz,
imi; ui vvaiun i-s.i luiisuiii, utuuiwu.
18 Tho llrst and final account ot Moses Suvago
administrator ot Hannah l'latt, latoot Jackson
.townsnip, ucccas,eu.
llegl-stcr'sonlce, Geo. W. STEllNKIl,
Bloomsburg, Aug. 27, '83. Keglstcr.
COURI' PROCLAMATION-
WHEREAS, the Hon. William Ei.weli.
President Judge ot tho Court of Oyer and
Terminer nnd General Jail Delivery, Court of Quar
ter Sessions of tho Peace and tho Court otCommon
Pleas and Orphans' Court In tho 2Sth Judicial Dis
trict, composed ot tho counties of Columbia and
Montour, and tho lions. James Lako and F. L.
Shuman, Associate Judges of Columbia county,
havo Issued their precept.boarlng date the Dtli day
of May In the jearof ourLordono thousand eight
hundred and eighty-three, and lo medlrcctcdfor
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter sessions ot tho Peace, Court ot Common
l'lea3 and Orphans' Court, In Bloomsburg, In the
county of Columbia, on tbo fourth Monday, being
tho 81th day of Sept. noxt, to continue for two
weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to thu Coroncr.to tho Jus
llces of the Fcaco, and tho Constables of tho said
County ot Columbia, Hint they bo then and there In
their proper person at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of
said 24'.h day of Sipl. with their records Inqui
sitions and other remcmbinnces.to do thoso things
which to their offices uncertain to bo done. And
those lhat are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners thnt aro or may bo In tbojall
or the said county of coluinbla.to bo then and thci e
to prosecute them as shall bo lu.it. Jurors are re
quested to bo punctual In their attendance,
agreeably to their notices. Dated at Bloomsburg
tho 14th day ot Aug. tn tho year ot our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred nnd
elghty-tlirue and In tlio ono hundred and
sjventh
vear. of the Independence of the United
States ot America.
sneriii'Honice. JonN mouiiey,
Blooni3burg, Aug Gtc Sheriff.
USE
OT IS BKOTH KR8
MKR-FMLING CORN CORE!
cures quickW and easily Hard and Soft Conw, oil
lous''s, Warts, .Moles c.
no knife ! eo cutting i uo curs, no pay!
Price Only 15 Gts
I'liKPAKED ONLV BV
OTIS BROTHERS' Chemists, Bingham-
ton, N. Y.
Aug. 31-Sm. M
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.
n'o sell Dr. Chase's ltecclnes ! or Information for
Iervbodv mc erv county In tho United States
ana ennaoas icniargeu uy 1110 puunsner to h
pages. ltcoutalnaoverS.OiX) household receipt's
and Is suited to all classes and conditions of so
ciety. A wonderful book and. a household neces
sity. It sells at sight. Greatest inducement ever
offered to nook agents. Samnlo conies tent by
mull, Postpaid, rorr-!,u. uxciusivo territory given.
Agents more man double tueir money. Address
Dr. chaso'H Steam Printing House, Ann Harbor
Michigan,
nugust 31, a n,
iVniM's and Threshers
wl-shlngto purclso nrst-class
articles of
THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS,
ALSO, .
Ono antlTu'o-IIorncTi'cail ltw
ern.
wjth Thieshers and shakers, will do well to call on
or, address J. M. IIUWIIIZKII,
Ught Street, Columbia county, jm,
tv AH work warranted. Send for pi Ice list
and give mo a trial. No bitter machines nro
mjiiufacturcd for this wet Ion ot the country,
July 2u-3m
$6,000
IN
PREMIUMS.
the
THIltn ANNUAL KA1H OK THE
Scranton, Sept. 18, to 21st
ENTIUKS CU)SK SUIT, 1st.
your generous Breeders' Purses. Aflrarid "freei
to-all" race, Thu llnoot dlsiilay of BLOODKU
Mock ever held lu Northern peunsy Kanla. Ah un
equalled array of loterostlng special features.
MAKK YOUll AltllANnKMKNTSTO BK ON HAND
Uxcurwlou tickets, with a couiion of admission
auached, U1 bo sold at ull the btutlons at greatly
reduced rales. '
A. B. STT.VKNS, President.
t J. K. CAHMAI.T, Treasurer.
Ug. SMw Umm V- MC0,,S' HtCnUty' 1
m Mmtik Institute,
WNGIIAMTON, N. Y.
Tho houso U specially ilttiHl up for tho roinfoit
nf luvall U wlmlediva pleasant nnd ihilsllan
home, btunils on high ground Willi plenty of
hUaile, 1'i-rnin.il ,i'.umlou Klvon to every patlnt
l.lmiililt jiul (lalviu.bm lu tliiir dlrTvient modi
no ilh l i aspt'tliilitj. Piof Mill, uusglieu many
yu.uj ot study and praciUo to thU brunch, una
hundrmW will Imtlfy to Ills kklll.
ruu mr circular, suiting wnat paper you saw
this lu,
ilinr. iin,.iiii jniuA
Mrs, AUVK KllKNCH .MIUA
Blnghamton, N, Y.
A
tM Box VI.
ScpUT'Wly
13 1 I fl I
w
ri3 purpose making
nnd tilcasant. and
way as satisfactory to shop
as in person nt our counters,
f T TV. takeinll possible carij to avoid
V V crrors, and when nnyloccur they
arc corrected nt once.
WE are always willing to exchange goods
which do not please after being received,
provided, they are returned to us in perfect
condition and within reasonable time.
Samples of DjX.fofyk of a11 kinds
even the nio-t trpensive, sent fiec of
charge on application.
EVERY lady who ohoin by mail should send
for a specimen copy of our
Fashion Quarterly.
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Eighth Market Sts.,
Philadelphia.
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TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, uHlowa8 70 &7Sc.
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