THE COLUMBIAN AM) DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. I
The Columbian.
J3L00MSBURG, PA.,
tflMDAY, yiiLTHMI3Iilt 7, 1883.
Correct Kallroiitl Time Table.
Trains on tho l'titladolpbla & R, t. loavo Rupert
as follows i
H0KTI1. SOUTH.
(I saa. m. 11 4.ia.m.
4 ik) p. m. o 13 p. in.
Trains on tho 1). I., ft V, II. It. leave Bloomsburr;
follows I
NOUTII. BOOTH.
7 en a. in. 8 25 a. ru.
o 47 A. in. It 43 a. in.
o W p. m. 4 so p. ra.
Tho 11 41 tmtnBOitth connect!) with tho Phlln.
ilclplilo a Heading at import, and with tho
Northern Central at Northumberland.
HA 8:55 o. m. train oonnocts at Northumberland
with train on Pennsylvania road reaching
pnlladoiphlft nt 8:in p. m,
Tbo llUHratn connects with PhlladJlphU and
Itoadlng roat at Hnport nt 11:50 reaching Phila
delphia at :00 p. m.
Tho 11:43 train oonnocts with Pennsylvania
raat at Northumberland at 1:19 reaching Philadel
phia nU:M p. m.
Tho 4:) P- m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland nt 3:0.1 p. m. ana reaches
Philadelphia nt 3:M a. in.
Trains on tho N. V. 11. Railway pass! Bloom
Perry as follows :
NORTH. JOBTII.
T.4lA.m ij.o p. m.
6,si p. m lot p. ra.
I'ernoiiiM.
V. B. Poiist Is visiting Winona, Mlnno
sola, nnd other western cities.
Miss A. Armstrong 1ms been appointed rt
teacher In the Berwick scliools.
Hev. Dr. Unckus of Now York city, nnd
his brother-in-law, Jeremiah Taylor, ol
Ashlnnd, were In town on Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Rlshton Is lying In a very crit
ical condition. She 1ms been 111 for sever
nl weeks.
Misses Motile Sterner and Emily Hllc
man, returned to their homo In I'ottsvllle
on Saturday.
Miss Brown who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. 11. II. Grotst for several weeks,
is quite 111.
Misses Bessie and Edith Onke of Ta
maquu, Louisa G. Hutchison of Kingston,
Misses Salllo nnd Lizzie Hollowny of Dan
vllle, wcro In town last week.
Miss Mary 1'ulston of Tnmnqua, Miss
Prick of Olilo, Miss Fortncy of Ilnrrlsburg,
.Misses Bello. nnd Clair Vandcrsllco of
Philadelphia, wcro In nttendanco nt the
Winona sociable on last Friday night.
The woolen mill Is crowded with orders.
Tho Muncy Valley Fair will bo held at
Hngliesvllle, September 20, 27 and 28th.
Mr. T. Stiinsbury has bought S. A. Wil
son's bakery.
A politician One who serves God as far
as lie can -without offending the devil.
lVeniM! Phillips.
The Agricultural Society of 'Northern
Montour County will bcttln October lGtli
and contlnuo four days.
Street commissioner Housel lias repaired
the crossings on comer of Centre and Third
streets.
The placo to ascertain "What to wear,"
for tho coming season, is at
D. LOWENIIKHO'H.
Lackawanna county will hold its third
annual fair In Seranton on September 18th,
lOtli, 20th nnd 2tst.
There will be nn ice cream festival at the
Espy Park on September 15th, for the ben
ellt of the Evangelical Sunday school.
The Normal School opened on Tuesday
with nearly two hundred pupils. There
arc about one hundred boarders, and the
number will be still further increased.
Persons who arc out driving after dark
should bo very careful In going around cor
ncrs. Accidents frequently occur by care
less driving.
F. C. Frederic! has secured the services
of two cornet bands and will give an
open air concert at Light Street Hotel on
Saturday evening September, 8th.
The merchant tailoring department of
David Lowcnbcrg is now replete witli all
tho novelties In gents' wear. Cull and see
the fall styles.
William II. Kupcrt left town on Tuesday
morning, On Monday night a banquet
was given him at tho Eichango Hotel,
which was attended by about thirty-flve ot
his friends.
Wanted. An activo agent to canvass
the south side of the river for the salo of
tho History of Columbia County. Liberal
terms will be given. Call personally at
the Columbian office.
The Prohibition County Convention will
bo held In Wllkes-Barie on Tuesday, Sep
tember 11th, with a public meeting in tlio
evening, at which Professors II. D. Walk-
er, II. I). Patton uud Mr. John H. Ford
ham arc expected to deliver addresses.
John W. Gordner of this town was ar
rested last week at Plymouth and lodged
In jail nt Wllkcsbarrc, on the clmrgo of
stealing horses. It seems that lie went to
Centro Hall, Centre county, and purchased
a team, and paid for It with a forged check
on a Lewlsburc bank. This Is !not Qord-
ncr's first offense.
Col A. J. Frlck of Danville has been ap
pointed Deputy Collector of Internal Itev
cnuo of this district. Tho Sunbury Dully
states that "thero arc now in the 'district
1305 cigar mauufacturlcs, twcuty-llvo
browcrlcs, twenty distilleries, twelve recti
fiers, three wholesalo dealers nnd ono to
bacco manufactory.
Tho rumor that tlio prlco of tuition In
tho Model School lias becu doubled Is
without foundation. Tho prlco continues
to bo twenty-five cants par wo ek, The
building has been greatly improved by tlio
addition of two coats of paint, window
blinds and u steam heating apparatus b
ncath. Tho nttendanco last term exceeded
ono hundred, and the opening this fall has
been very promising.
A farmer observed n llock of quails run
nlng along between tlio rows of corn which
was just sprouting. Conceiving tlio idea
that tiiev wcro miUtus un ids corn, one of
tho birds was killed, and Its crop examined
Instead of corn it was found to contain
ono cut-worm, twenty-ono stripe-bugs and
over one-hundred clilnch-uugs. luis snow
conclusively that tho quail Is a valuable
bird to tho farmer, and one that should bo
nrotectcd Instead of belmr hunted down
and shot for ineru amusement by sport-lav
lug hunters.
Wu are credibly Informed that tho now
Jail must ho drained or abandoned, that It
cannot bo used for thu purposes for which
It was Intended without drainage, nnd tho
nucsllons as to whether It cau, as now
constructed, bo drained, and If so, whethe
tho county had better go to that, expense.
or repair tho old Jail for uso and occuptv
Hon will bo submitted to the Grand Jury
of tho county nt tho approaching session
Should not at least some of tlio leading
citizens and tax-payers of each towiuhlp
attend to this matter nt next court and
confer with thu Grand Jury on theso sub
jeets ?
1'Alt.MKus Kkaii Tins. Farmers wishing
a first-class article of phosphate, can get It
at liigiustrcet nt nny time. Stop nnd get
prices aim examine goods beforo buying.
Haiivky E. Hbapock.
Tim Naii. Woiiks. Tlin 11 iron ilnnlitit
Wast furnaces connected with tho nail
workd In this place wcro put In operation
on Wednesday, Tho nail department will
not lie ready for two weeks yet. Every.
thing Is working to.lho satisfaction of tho
managers. Tho connection with tho well
on tho Smelting Company's land has not
"ecu mauo yet, so tlio supply of water Is
limited, but Hint will bo completed Inn
fow days. The starting of tho mill has
created a good deal of excitement and
crowds of peoplo havo been visiting thu
wprks. Sunlury Democrat.
Correct styles,
Choicest fabrics,
Sure fits,
Lowest prices,
arc tho mottoes of David Lowcnbcrg.
A man named Harry Strlno died recent.
ly In Northumberland county of bydropho-
:J.U ".t,10ir r ? ",,0"t ,t0. b"ry 11 m
.no iitiriiua Muegrupiicu to scnii mo remains
Harrisburg. There a dtstrcssinir nccl-
dont occurred. In taking the rough box
from thu car and niacins it on a truck It
ipped off the latter and went craslilntr to
the Belgian pavement. The lid of the
plno box flew oil and thu coflln with Us
occupant was spilled out. To add to the
scene tho top of the coffin burst and the
remains were thrown faco downward Into
the gutter. The body was greatly decom
posed and swollen and a stench of an un
bearable character followed. Matters
were finally righted and the remains were
taken to his home. Much excitement was
:iuscd by the accident.
A Reminder.
David Lowcnbcrg having just returned
om New York nnd having purchased his
ill Stock, is now prepared to offer the
latest styles In gentlemen's wear, and in-
ites an early Inspection of tlio new goods.
A Card uf Tliuukn.
Ent Post, 250 G. A. It., at their meeting
on Friday evening last, by a unanimous
vote return their 'thanks to the. citizens of
Af ton and vicinity for their liberal dona
tions and patronage at tlio camp fire held
at their place on the 25th tilt., nnd espe
cially to tlio ladies for their kind assistance.
Tho Post realized $103.33.
'1 hey also extend their thanks to the
Bloomsburg band for the music furnish
ed. By Committee.
Ilultlmnre'H Carnival.
September 11th, IStlOind 13th have
been set apart for the Summer Nlehl's
cstivalnt Baltimore, and it Is promised
by tlio committee in charge that the lllu-
mlunttons, processions, and other features
tlio Oriole celebration will surpass all
previous eiTorts In tills line. On Septem
ber 11th an association of gentlemen, rep
resenting Lord Balthnoie, his courtier?,
household, and officers, will be escorted
from tlio vessel landing to the City Hall by
gieat military procession.
September 12th, grand illumination of
Baltimore.
September 13th, mystic procession of
forty great tableaux, on wheels, in which
Is stated that thirteen hundred men and
over two hundred horses will be employed.
rand ball at the Academy of -Music will
conclude thu celebration.
The Pennsylvania Bail road Company
111 sell excursion tickets from all tho
principal ticket stations to Baltimore and
return, particulars of which may be had at
ticket offices.
Fob Sale. A registered full blood short
horn durham cow. Took first premium
at, last fair. Price $00.00. Inquire at
Bawlings' Meat Market, Main St.
Coal oil Joint AKaln.
THIS TIME UK AI'PEAIS WITH BIX INDIOI MESTS
AOAISST HIM.
It seems John W. McNulty, the gentle
man who laid claim to being tuc original
Coal Oil Johnnie In a Harrisburg restau
rant several months ago, exhibiting at the
time a number of specimens of copper to
show tlio new cnterpilsc he was running
near New Cumberland, is in trouble, The
trouble takes six different forms, in the
shape of six dlilercttt Indictments. The
Cumberland county court, now in session
at Carlisle, heard tlio finding of the grand
ury in six truo bills, and will try McNulty
on tlio six ililtercnt charges, lorgery, raise
pretense, uttering a forgery, and so on.
This is n perfect cyclone of mlsfortuno on
McNulty likely to sweep him from public
Ight and mind and nip In the bud his many
schemes to gather In tho shekels from the
copper ore mines, real estate and the Har.
risburg and Western company. McNulty
has been going for tho fanners, evidently
In the New Cumbciland section of Cum
berland county, and the farmers have been
going for him.
Htlllwatcr jottliiK".
EuiTOIt!) COI.UMIUAN j
You must allow
us tho privilege of writing In pralso of our
beautiful ami picturesque little village,
Located on a flue site alone tho banks of
the lovely Fishing Creek, Stillwater with
its hnndsomoly painted buildings, presents
an appcarancu unsurpassed auy where in
this part of thu state. Lately a spirit of
nterprlse and activity has Infused Itself
into tho leading citizens of tho place, and
improvements In way of new and splendid
buildings have been tho result, and wo
hope to see more of them. What wo most
need to set us on an even footing with the
rest of tho world, Is tho much talked of
railroad which Is at prcsont agitating our
neighborhood. Some of our citizens havo
subscribed liberally, while others of our
well-to-do men nro standing In the way of
it. Strango that sonio men prefer the ox.
cart and wheel birrow which our forefath
tft followed.
M. W. Mclluiiry has repaired his mill
lam which was partly destroyed by the
latu freshet.
Painters and glaziers nro putting tho fin
ishlng strokes on Mr. J. F. McIIenry's new
house. It Is a splendid example of nrchi
tecture.
M. J, Williams of Bloomsburg was In
town last week slating Stephen Drescher's
new houso. Gum, is a splendid mcchnn.
lc.
Mr. Isaiah llalier has moved Into his new
house. Ho has ono of thu most beautiful
houses In town.
Thojcrops of corn and buckwheat, while
not so good as wo havo had somo tlmoB
in the past, arts quite promising.
Btcphen Drcschcr Is working a .largo
force of men on ids now building, and will
soon havu completed one of tho finest
houses In tho Fishing Creek valley,
With this humble contribution, wo wll 1
lay aside our pen till next week.
A.
The Coi.uutiiAN office Is piepaivd to
furnish nil kinds of paper bags, plain or
printed, at city prices. Merchants pur,
chasing of us will bavu freight on tliei
orders.
Ah Old I.iuly'H lllrtlulny.
Tho frequent booming of n
cannon on
the banks of Calnwlssn Creek, at tho nn.
dent town of Cntnwlsflft on Saturday last,
was not to eclchrato tho clghty-sccond
birthday of Mrs. Bnrnh War it nlthouch tl
m,Su have been taken ns such ) but to do
honor to tho day thero assembled nt Sirs,
Clark's residence, over forty relatives, who
nl onco demanded tho old lady's keys, and
""'"mcd complete control of her household
affairs for tlio dny.
Tho many different branches of her fnm-
lly wcro represented from toddling Infancy
to old ngo all bent upon n pleasant day.
Tlio nsscmblngo of so many was somewhat
of n surprise to "Aunt Clark" and tho oc
casion one of no llttlo oxcttcmcnt, but tho
old lady received tlio friends, nnd moved
pleasantly ar.d conveniently about nmong
them, with tho most refreshing old time
courtesy nnd sprightllncss. In her old
house one of the oldest and quaintest In
Catawlssa thero lingers yet tho air of
days long gone by, when n birthday might
have been celebrated there, by an nsscm
blago In wigs, knee breeches, tall combs
aJ hl )lcc,bC(j
I" spreading the two
spreading the two large tables,old cup
boards and closets were ransacked by those
guests who prepared the sumptuous din
ner, nnd tlio oldest china nnd sllvcrwnro
again saw the light. Notably among them
was a teapot one hundred and fifty-five
years old and a large round silver salver or
plato that looked as though It might have
groaned under a big browned turkey two
hundred years ago. The table was graced
hero and there with china old enough to
raise tho envy of the least envious of trie a
brat gatherers. Then too, thero wero sil
houette pictures of old members of the
family, for which tho artist charged threo
dollars npicco some sixty or seventy years
ngo ; and then some quaint old furniture
stood about bespeaking Aunt Clark's age,
and possibly the age of thoso beforo her.
Mrs. Clark, whoso husband was James
Clark, has been a widow for thlrty-ono
years, and has resided In the house she
now occupies for nearly sixty years. It
was tho wish of those present upon her
birthday that she might contlnuo to occu
py her home many years longer.
Of tho guests who participated In tho
pleasant affair, besides those of Mrs. Clark's
immediate household, there was i Mr. An
drew Clark and daughter residing near
Catawlssa ; Mrs. James Funston a slstcr-in-law,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nicholas Funston and
family, Dr. nnd Mrs. Fesslcr nnd dnughtcr,
all of Newbury, Pa., Mrs. and Mr. II. J.
Clark, a son, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Funston,
Mrs. Htnry Wilson nnd daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Dieffcnbach, tho Misses Dieffcnbach
and brother, Mrs. W. C. Illchcy, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Paid E. Wirt,
all of Bloomsburg : Mrs. L. J. Funston of
Willlamsport, Mrs. Gearhart of Danville,
Mrs. C. 11. Funston of Muncy, and little
ones too numerous to mention.
From Itcrwlclc.
Berwick, September, 4lh,, 1883.
COI.UMIUAN !
Last Saturday was a
Ens.
lively day In town. Turks with their
dancing bears, and their horses that look
ed like the ghosts of former horses, upon
whose backs were strapped on cither side
siualid babes that reminded one of the
squaw and her papoose. Wliat a looking
set ragged, filthy, garrulous with pieces
of old carpet wrapped around them, dis
shevcllcd hair the last run of shad left
blooming alone. God and nature never
Intended human beings to go wandering
through the earth In that way.
Then came the great balloon at night
that didn't go up. It was hardly known
whether It was Intended to go up or down.
It did neither, however, but simply top
pled over, and that was the end. At night
there was a rope stretched across' from St
Charles Hotel to tho store of Bowman &
Crispin. John Yanderslice mounted upon
it in show clothes to tread It. Ho did not
tread, but fell, because the rope gave way
precipitating John to the pavement below.
He found himself with a lame leg, but
brave, undaunted John had the ropo re
adjusted, sprang again upou it and walked
it with success, performing also upon the
trapeze to nn admiring and applauding
crowd. He proposes to travel.
A week ago last Saturday, under a large
pavlllion on Craig's lot above town, wc
had quite an entertainment at afternoon
and night. Acrobatics, singing, dancing
;tnd the great feature of occasions, spar
ring, In which there was, exhibited cousld.
erablo skill by the following parties : Van-
dersllcc, Williams, and especially the two
Thomoscs, Tctcr and David, from Danville
Peter is regarded as a professional. James
Wright won thu silver cup. All of it un
der tho management of our townsman, A.
W. Fritz. There was a fine nudiencc nt
night.
Wu nrc having fine rains for the later
crops. Home ol the early corn is beyonu
redemption.
Our public schools opened up on Man.
day last, with full attendance. The wen-
ther Is beautiful since the rain.
Considerable malaria.
Daniel McIIcnry from Fishlngcrcck, en.
tcrprising lumberman, is often seen in
town. Ho is engaged cutting lumber
across tho river.
Geo. Vanattu hn.3 grown fat sincu his
pleasant visit to Centre county and Snow.
shoe. A friend recently from Milton re
ports that William Jacoby is in line spirits
and is doing well.
flic numerous friends ot toll-keepcr
Savldgc, lu Flshlngcreek, will bo pleased
to learn that he Is on his feet again and at,
tending to his duties. Hu Is giving good
satisfaction.
Wc learn the distillery below Berwick
commenced operations on Saturday last.
Col. John G. Freczc's History of Col um
bla county la doubtless a thorough work
but tho Colonel gives credit to KurU't Pam
phkt for his history of the earliest Inliabi
tants of Uerwlck. Kurtz got his Informa.
tion from tho centennial address of E. J.
Bowman delivered In Berwick by that
gentleman In 1870, on July 4th. Jlr. Bow.
man got his Information principally from
his mother, Anna Bowman, thu wife of
Jcsso Bowman, one of thu oldest inlmhl.
tants and businessmen along the ilver,
now deceased. Mrs. Bowman's memory
was remarkably clear up to her last sick-
11C9S.
Berwick Is going on building notwltli.
standing tlio temporary depression in busi
ness.
Isaiah Bower's store room Is nearly com
pleted.
J, F. Opdyke's now residence is nearly
finished.
Doctor Win. Freos has succeeded In re.
moving ids house from Front to Tenth
street, on rollers.
G. W. Maugher, formerly of Bloom, is
running n good hotel nt tho depot. Ills
house has been renovated and has nn ad
ditional set of rooms.
The hotels of Hoyt and Adams nro doing
good business.
Tho car works are on their 200 car Job.
The rolling mill is running on full time.
Wu uuderatand from J. W. Knouso, who
has been visiting Greenwood and other
townships lately, that coal is found ii:
Qreenwood township. This Is rather slm
ultancous with tho Flshlngcreek railroad.
Ouwu.
Tlie HlMirtHiiian'H Hantl-liooU I'rec,
Beforo starting on his autumn hunting
or fishing expedition tho wise sportsman
will do well to consult the pages of ''A
Paradise for Gunners nnd Anglers," n
neat and handy publication, recently Issued
by tho Passenger Department of tho I'hlin-
elphln, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad.
Tills llttlo pamphlet finds tlio sportsman's
paradise lu tho Maryland nnd Dclawaro
Peninsula, and that section Is exhaustive
ly treated with regard to Its hunting nnd
fishing resources. Not only nro all' Its
birds and fishes discussed nnd described,
but their habits nrc descanted upon nnd
their haunts disclosed. Valuable .hints are
also given ns to the tlma nnd manner when
nnglcr or gunner may work with the best
success j nntf explicit directions ns to
routes nnd stopping places, accompnnlud
by an excellent map of tho section, renders
tho work a complete gutdo book. The
book is handsomely Illustrated with plates
the principal species of game, and Is Ar
ranged so ns to bo carried In the pocket
with convenience. Such a guldo book to
district so rich in birds, water fowl, nnd
fish must prove nn Invaluable prize to thu
sportsman.
Copies may be procured, free of charge,
by nddrcssing James It. Wood, General
Prisscnger Agent, Philadelphia, Wilming
ton and Baltimore Bailrond, Philadelphia,
Pa.
A suspension of judgment is all wo nsk
don't buy nnywhero until you have seen
the new goods at David Lowcnbcrg's.
Centre NotCH.
!What will wc fatten tho hogs with this
fall ? Tho corn crop will bo n light one.
The thieves who entered tho bnrn of
Samuel Hagcnbuch nnd stolu Ids smoked
meat and buggy harness , arc unheard of
yet.
Last week n strange looking man passed.
thorough here with two fine-looking horses.
It proved to be n thief. Hu stole tlio team
In Centre Co., we believe. Ho was captur.
cd.
Samuel Crcvcllng lost n valuable horso
recently.
W. G. Crcvcling has returned homo again
and commenced work. "General" reports
a pleasant vacation.
Our school directors arc having a two,
story school-house erected nt Llino Hldgc.
This shows a step towards education.
Saturday the gunners began shooting
squirrels, some of them before. Wo havo
not heard of their succccss.
Tho festival held nt tho Hidlay Union
church Saturday evening was n grand suc
cess. II. V. White of Bloomsburg was' In
attendance.
Our young'.sports looked so pleasant on
Sunday that wc have comu to tho conclu
fcion tlicy made a "mash" Saturday even
ing.
Wilson Creasy was the fortunato person
at the festival. Ho guessed tho1 cake. It
weighed four pounds and thirteen ounces.
He and the group which ale it said 'It was
splendid. As wo were not amongst them
wc take their woul for It.
Anon,
Parties desiring tho llano Manifold
Books can now secure them by calling nt
tills office. With Hits system tlio letter
and copy arc written together. It does
away with the press, brush, water &c. No
ink or pen required. Call early and ex.t
mine. For sale only at the Columbian of.
flee.
DEATHS.
CRAWFORD. In Jcrseytown, on the
31st ult., Eva, infant daughter of James II.,
and Sarah E. Crawford.
MARRIAGES.
QUICK-FAUX. By M. A. Aramerman
Esq., at Ills office in Fishlngcrcck, Colum.
bla county, Pa., on the 11th of August,
1883, Charles Quick of Fishlugcreck, and
JIlss Auna Faux, of Luzerne county, Pa,
FOWLER LONG. At Mr. Samuel
Hagcnbuch's, in Orangoville, September
1st., 1883, by Rev. E. 31. Chilcoat, Mr,
Erastus F. Fowler, to Miss Laura J. Long,
both of Bloomsburg, Pa.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Shirts, cuffs and collars, neckties, and all
kinds of goods for gents' wear, at Evans &
i-ycrs.
O. C. Marr wants dried fruit. 1
AT
I. W. Hartman & Son's.
JUST OPENED THIS WEEK i
Full lino of German knitting yarn.
All colors Germantown wool.
All colors nnd shades of Zephyrs,
nnd four fold.
All colors Crewels.
All colors Saxony yarn.
All colors Alliance yarn.
All colors Hungarian yarn.
All shades wool and cotton canvass.
(two
A full line of ready-made clothing,
fents' lurnlsnlng goods, valises, iSc,
Ivans & Eycr's.
nt
Go to
flannels.
C. O. Marr for cotton and wool
Elcennt rmilor suits, chamber suts.
and
nil kinds of f urnlturo at Cadmnu's
A nobby and stylUli lino of cloths and
casslmercs for fall and winter, lust recclv
cd at G. W. Bertsch'g merchant tailoring
establishment, on Main street, Give him
a call and be convinced for yourselves.
C. C. Marr wants butter, lard, eggs,
ions, oats and chickens.
New silk velvets and
ifc Sloan's.
velveteens at Lutz
For good cheap
man's.
furniture, go to Cad.
Go to C.
cloths.
C. Marr for lloor and tablo oil
Nobby suits made to order at Evans
Eycr's, by first-class workmen. Prices
very reasonable.
New goods at O. C. Man's.
Clo to Sharpies!.' foundry for the best
ranges, cook stoves iVc. in tho market, also
plow points, harder than sled for Mont
rose, White, Danville, Advance, Gale,
South Bcud, Walrd &o, &c at
U. W. Bertsch. the artist tailor, has lust
received n fino line of thu latest fall and
winter styles of hats and caps, which will
bo sold very cheap. Don't fail to see them
ueiorc purchasing cisowiicrc.
More cashmeres nnd other dress goods
at i.uiz ts oioairs, tins wcck, .
Flue groceries, notions, canned goods, at
, u. oKccrs.
Pictures, frames.
window cornices, at
Cdmart'st
Thermometers, from 2-1 cents to !1.60 at
me uof.uMniAN store.
tf
Qo to O. O. Marr for wool and
carpet chain.
00091 spring chickens.
0900 old liens, gceso nnd ducks.
0909 good live calves,
9099 Us. raspberries.
9099 " pitted chenlcs.
cotton
All the above wanted at Light Street, bv
Silas Young,
August it-Cm
For your nobby aud most stylish neck,
wear and furnishing goods in general, go
to U. W. Bertsch, next door to First tin.
tlcmol Bank, Main street.
FERTILIZER I FERTILIZER 1 1
Farmers wishing n first-class nrtlcto of
phORphato will do well by buying of
HARVEY E. HEACOCK. LWhtstrcct
They nro nil guaranteed to bo equal to ntiy-
tiiitig in inn mnritei lor tuo money, win
have It on hand all the time. For salo by
tlio nbovo nt Llglitstrcct, or Isnno Ilcncock,
Itohrsburg.
A large assortment of cloths for indies'
nnd children's dress at Lutz & Sloan's.
MIFFLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Notlco Is hcrohv clven that thu under.
signed Hoard of Directors of Mlffiln Schooi
District Intend to npply to tho Court of
Common Plena of Columbia county, on
thu fourth Monday nf September next, for
ft decrco, rulhorlzlng them to borrow
money by Issuing bonds for tho purpodo of
erecting a school houso In the village of
Miimnvme, in said Allium School District.
jACOn BlTTKNUENDSI!. PrCSt.
31-lw A. O. MtM.Aitn, Sec'y.
This Is to certify that L. E. Wharv Is thu
Bfllll fllltllfirlviwl nrrfitit fsvf IHnAinahuit tnm
uulv iuhi 'ii.vii i'(jvui twi Aiiiiuuinuiui iui I
inu waning otovo works, or urr, fainter, I
A Co., nnd is the only dealer tllat'ean rilye
frf.m'rWOrk 0nklov',htfHt-
0-7-3W ORB, PAINTER is CO.
Remember that Lutz A; Sloan hnvo h
largo stock of dress silks cheap.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OOV. ilOIT'S ENDOIMKUBNT.
Executive Chamber, )
Harrisburg, Pa., June 7 1882. )
Mr. John II. I'lielns. Seranton. Pn.. Mv
Dear Sir : Promptly upon receipt of vour
Elixir, ten days since, I entered upon its
uso nccordlnff to directions, stfiniilnir mv
Iodld Patass., Amnion, and wlno of Col-
chlcum. At that time I was completely
disabled with gout in both feet nnd rheu
matism in both knees, nnd helpless., .Now
I comfortably hobhlo about the 'house,
nnd expect to. bo out In a week. It may bo
n coincidence, my amendment nnd tho uso
of your medicine. I hopo for no occasion
to try it ngaln. but if need be I will trv it
gain in a fresh attack with great confi
dence.
Very truly yours, Henbv M. Hofr'r,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
For salo at Hcndcrsliott's Pharmacy,
uioomsburg, ra.
Oit.U'K CULTUllE AND POltT WINE.
Mr. A Sneer nf Now .lornv. nnn nf Hip
largest grape producers in tlio East, com-
monccd,1mt n fow years ngo, in n small
wny, to malto wines from currants, nnd
blackberries, and other fruits. He now
controls largo vineyards of tho Oporto
grapo, from which Ids famous Port Grape
Wlnoismado. and which chemists and
physicians say rivals for Us beneficial ef
fects on weakly and aged nersons. nnd the
consumptive. For salo by C. A. Klcim.
UAllKti OF LIFE.
As we come to them they nro received.
borne with, and passed over with no more
than a thought, if wo arc in tho enjoyment
of health, but if suffering with Piles or
skin discaso of any kind they magnify n
hundred fold. C. A. Klelm, the Druggist,
has Dr. Bosnnko's Pilu Remedy which is nn
absolute euro for any nlfcctlou of the kind
and Is sold for COcents. July 18-eow
WORTH KNOWING.
JN. J. Jlcndcrshott desires all who arc
alilictcd with Rheumatism in any form to
call at his ding store and receive valuable
Information. Come one, come all, of wliat-
ovqr nation, sex or color.
Aycr's Ague Cure, when used according
to 'directions, is warranted to eradicate
ii om tuo system all torms ot maianai uis
eat,e, such as Fever and Ague, Ulilll t ever,
intermittent. Uemlttent ami 1J1110U3 f evers,
nnd disorders of tlio liver. Try it. The
experiment .h a safe one, nutl.wlll c6st you
nothing if a cure 13 nqt effected.
1DO.OO0 acres of good 'land' for sale cheap' I
i. rr,
in siiananuoftii vauey giving mo purcna-
ser the full bcieflt of the market by L. F.
Caldwell, Winchester, Virginia. Correspon-
dunce solicited. may 19 uw-
A true assistant to nature in restoring
the system to perfect health, thus enabling
it to resist disease is Brown's Iron Bitters.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
At
times , symptoms of Indlgcstlon arc
present, .uneasiness of the stomal, &c 'a
moisture like perspiration, producing Itch-
lug nt night, or when ono Is warm, cause
ii.S iii,.o Tim ,n...t la Immrollotn rHi
tlio I lies. I he effect is immediate, reiier
upon the application of Dr. Basanko's , File
ic o..i,i f,l, n a in..!..,- T.,t'in nnu I
uemeuv. w nen eoRta von nut 00 cents nnu 1
!? lOW l, tJJ J, Ak, ILJVIIUl UlllJ AWUf
11 iiutiuuiu, o. ."-l;ul. 1, JJ. UUl iiuk.it.
v.. 11. a n nl a t n...v.nl.nll
says s "A member of my family used
Brown's Iron Bitters with good results "
AbWli:N,Sl!E WAS YOl'NO,
I have used Barker's Hair Balsam uud
llko it better than any other similar prepa
ration I know of," writes Sirs. Ellen Perry,.
wile 01 uev. i'. I'erry, 01 uoiuurooK springs,
Mass, "ily hair was almost entirely gray,
but n dollat bottle of the Balsam has re
stored the softness, and the brown color it
had when I was young not a single gray
hair left. Since I began applying tho Bal
sam my hair has stopped falling out, and I
find that it Is a perfectly harmless and
ngreonble dressing. aug 17-4 w
Owentown,.Ky. J. W. Waldrop, says s
"Brown's Iroii Bitters greatly relieved me
of, general debility and indigestion."
See ft'woman Jn another column, near
Spoor's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Speer's Port Grape Wine is made,
that Is so highly esteemed by the medical
profession, for the use of invalids, weakly
persons" and tho aged.
Cl.l 1.'.. n. :.-. .... no 1..
uum jiutaio. ai;iv ww-ljr
FITS OUIIED SIX YKAIM AGO.
"It has been C years since I was cured of
nts," says Mr. w. t orn, 01 wirt, jeirerson
Co., Ind. "Samaritan NtrvlM did It."- And
It always will, reader. S-1.50, at druggists.
want of rami,
'if C. A. Klcim, tho Druggist,-(Iocs not
succeed It is rot for tho want of faith.- He1
has such faith in Dr. Bosanka's Cough and
i.ung syrup as u remedy toruouglis, uoids,
Consumption, ami Luug Att'ections, that ho
glv cs n bottlo free to caeli and everyone who
Is in need of a medicine of tills kind.
1 July 13-coW
A 1IAII CASE OF KIDNEY TUDUhCE'eUllkl).
Auburn, Cayuga Co., N. Y.. Sept. 20 1882.
itaeuMurie oyrup 00.:
I should havo written you before in re
gard to the Ithciimatic Syrup you sent me,
but havo been waiting to see If tlio result
was permanent. I can confidently say that
It has had a very gratifying effect on my
wife, relieving her of nil pain within three
days after she commenced taking It. I ulso
gave nwny ono bottle of tho Syrup, to u
filoud, which had the samo effect ns on' my
wife. Sly wife lias suffered great pain from
rheumatism and kidney dllllcuty.foryears,
mid at times could hardly move, She has
tried a great many medicines recommend
ed to no purpose. It is tho only remedy
uiui gavo uer permanent rcuei.
yours, uoiiEisT.s. aiim.stiso.nu,
OCR liEOAKDS.
We uro glad to say that our daughter.
w)io has been alllleted witli Hhcumatlsm
for about clglit years, is nearly cured from
tho use of two botth'S of Phelps' ltheuniatlc
r.iixir. we regard 11 as an excellent, reme-
day, nnd anticipate a perfect euro by the
tlmu another bottlo is taken.
HeapectfuUy, Mu and Mns. Srava,
188 Freemont street, Chicago, 111.
For salo at Hendcrshott's Pharmacy.
WYOMING SEMINARY
AND
I ..020)
A School ror both Sexes. Twcn
'Ix. ly Instructors. Cohvenien
ccs of buildings eminently supe
rior.
Classical. Selenlltto. L'olli-ie Prpnm-ntnrv va..
mal, Musical, Ait nnd commercial co in.es ot study,
HiOnnW"'1' lm' oxpenxes f or Acudeiu
JT),4V VIP Branches forone year, ISO to 11a
riyiuiivdlu complete Bus'ness Course, Hoardlm
ufP'ii iuiciii wuiivuv a sill; ior,
Fall Term Wns Aim. ffl, 1883.
hend for Catalogue. ComineiilaUludents, ud.
dri'is ITol. W, I. 1mn i ull others, addri-w
ItDV. L, I. HPHAOUl', A. M.,
July.!i0-w ittMtpiU,
KlMUTOH, IM.
A Woman In iiImkuInc.
A Lehigh county physician has made n
discovery near rho lino of Berks nnd Le
high counties which has created some ox
cltemcnt among the Inhabitants along tho
Bhio Mountains. For some time a strango
man known by tho namo of Marks Smith
has been doing odd jobs fqr the farmers.
Ho was about Iwcnty.flvo years, good look
ing nnd tolerably well-dressed, lie shun
ned company as n general thing, preferring
to bo alone A fow days ago Smith was
taken sick nnd wns compelled lo keep his
bed, which wns In tho loft of an old unoc
cupied ham. Tlio Lehigh county doctor
Wns summoned and made nn examination
ot thu sick man, but refused to say what
his ailment was. On Tuesday tho fact was
made known that the person was not n
Irtan but a woman, and that an lufant had
been born In the loft. Tho doctor provided
nh old nurse and neighbors provided clothing
J --1 . T .-'
ror uotu,moni'Ar,nnu1cuiiu. it is not Known
vJho'gi wwmin Is. Slio sayMio left home,
UVhcryirort nnd disguised herself to
provent detection. Shu wns sent to tho
Lcldgh county almshouse.
I
Wdlravt! now on hand a stock of twenty -five
pound flour SKcksn-uot printed. Also
n largo stocK ot printed sacks ror wnen t
ajd buckwheat.
MARKETJIEPORTS.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wheat t.or bushel 1.0S
Rye ". rit. 70
cum, , " , ,.. .w
Flour per barrel r.. 5.(0
cioTomeed ... ., ,.
Mutter i.' ..; 85
EfgS .)
Tallow OS
Potatoes i 40
Dried Apples ..i 40
Hams...;: 14
Hides Hhrmldcra i 11
Chickens.... - - 13
TurkeysH........MM...M - s
Miraperpouno. 14
Uaypcrton Six)
1 lees wax : 25
Buckwheat (lower per 100 3.04
PIIILADKLPIIIA MARKETS.
Plilllt Market was stead? ami aulet: sales ot
1,000 li."rrcK Including Mlunosota extras at 15 00 a
u w. reu isyivaiu.i m'niiy fa w, wusufrn uo fa ou i$
0 uo; pAieniK hj uii..
im: I.T.OT11 Firm at 1.50a.l70.
Weoatr-MarKot was nulet and easier; ear lots
M2t.l.l7j ti.14?; blu for Julys ji.ilif tor August;
li.io ror scpicmDer; fi.r. ior ucwoer.
.10 for Septembers 11.17',' lor October.
COUN-Markot was dulf add weak; car lots 58tf
Wr, 680 bid 'or July: 580 for AugiM;01c for Sep-
i'or juiysowj
0 for.Octohc
lemoer: ihmc ror.wiuner.
OATS The market was dull; ear lots His 13; tic
bid for July: arc for Auzust: 36tfo
for September;
00 for October. ,
V10TICE
13 lu'rcoy
clven
that the following accounts
have been nled
In tho Court of common Pleas ot
Columbia County, uml will bo presented to tho
wiiicourton in ou,xn .-uonaay 01 iNepieinucr,
1W1, and confirmed after thn fourth day ot said
ie.m unless exceptions no 1110a wunin inai umc.
1. Thanucount of Josenh Crawford. Committee
01 thn nemon nnd cstnto of I'etcr Mellck. a lunatic
2. Final account 01 Samuel C. Jayne, assignee of
A. W. 1I1CKSQU.
.1. First and final account of Clinton Kills, Com
in It too of Clark V. Haider, a lunatic.
Wu. KltlCKBAUM,
si lToth'y.
Bioomsbmg, Ausr. SI,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
EST1TR OP JAMBS H'MAIIAN, PEGKASEU.
Letters of administration In the estate of James
McMnhan, lato of Mt. Pleasant township, Colum
bia county, IM., deceased, Have been granted by
tho Register ot said county to John J. Wolf,
All persons hnv lug claims against said estate nro
requested to present them for settlement, and
thoso Indebted to tho fcametomako payment to
tho undersigned administrator without delay.
WM. C1IBI3MAN, 'JOHN J. WOLF,
Attorney. Administrator,
aug 10
s
UMMONS IN PARTITION.
ADAM KLINE vs. John Kline, William Kline,
Daniel Kllre, ltcbeeca Blue, William Swisher
nnd Mary Ann his wife, In right of said wife,
Fr..nklln Mctz and Christina, his wlte, In
right of said wife.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, S3 :
The commonwealth or Pennsylvania to tub
SHEKIKF OK SAIU COUNTY, G MEETING S
If Adam Kllno vnako you sure ot presenting his
claim, then we command you that you summon.
Swisher and Mary Ann, his wife. In right of Bald
wife, and PranWlIn Mett and Christina ills wlto, in
rl tht of sa'd wife, holders of tho fee of the use. oc-
cVncy renU. issues arui pronts, of the undivided
slx-bevenths, lato ot your county, ho that they be
aim uppuar m-iure our mug ut uiuumsuurK, ui,
our county Court ot Common Pleas, thero u
our county Court ot Common Pleas, thero to bo
held the fourth Monday ot September next to
show, wherefore, Wiikkeas, they, tho said Adam
Kline, and tho aforsesald John Kline, William
Kline, Daniel Kline, Kebeccn Blue, William Hwlsh-
IT' UU .Tiury Aim inn miu. in i ikii. vii Bum nut:.
and Franktln Metz ami Christina his wife, In right
pf sail wlte, of tho fee and tho use, occupancy,
rent I'iiuos and proms together and undivided do
hold, all that certain messua're or tract of land
situated In tho township of Main In tho county of
Columbia and state of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd
described as tolloWH, to-wlt: adjoining lands of
Nathan Miller on the north, lands ot John (tear
hart on tho west, lands of Charles U. Gearhart on
tho south, nnd on tho east by lands of - .
containing ntty-two ujres, whereon Is erected a
log houso and frame b.irn,wlth tho ap purtenan
res. i
Tho sure John Kline, WllUfm Kllno, Daniel
Kiinp. i(.?rvea nine. William Sw'sher and Marv
Am Ids wlte. In right of Midwife, nnd Franklin
Metz and Christina his wife, in right of tho said
wile, nomersoi me ree 01 tne occupancy, renis,
IhiiMiiml nrntlH of the, undivided .ulx-HOventhH
part partition thereof to bo made according to
the laws and customs' of this Commonwealth In
Krcli case made and provided do gainsay, and tho
same to bo done 00 not permit, very uujustly and
n ft tn wi on ma Intru nnd rmutstrrw Jtro
And havo you then nnd there tho. names ot those
ki mmoncn. nna miHwrii.
Wltnotw tho Honorable William KlwolL Km
Pit sidont of our said Court at Bloomsburg, this
sixteenth day of.May, A. 1). 1HB.
WM. KHIOKBAUM, Prothonotary.
G. M. QUICK, Deputy.
HOLMAN'S
PICTORIAL
FAMILY 1UIILF. !
Containing both verMons of the New Testament,
wtiii iiiA lVflfniiips nf nnr Iinl and Saviour, hand
somely Illustrated with 10 full.pago Engraving
our Bibles contain S,HU0 najos, Illustrations-
KINBPHOTOUllAril Ai.uu.viM, eiegant. uesigns,
hiuiilsomely boj id. EXT11A INDUCEMENTS, of
leied to energetic Agents. Illustrated catalogue
si nt on application. A. J. HOLM AN CO., Phila
delphia. Aug. 11-lw d
PRESENT POWER.
To.JIorrtnv a I.on Way nOTWlicn Ilrlp la
j Wanted To.Hay.
Comfort Is novcr In a hurry. Pain and dWress
aitt In hot haste. It Is to tho "friend In need" the
friend wlio does sometiung now 1n.1t 1110 old
ndago payH tho compliment of being "a friend lu
deed." Thntt hey do not keep the sufferer In suspense
isine hiieni, exeenem- ui Jic.ifsu.'i n uai ui.a
I'ouniis pi.as'I'khs. Tho nlahters of other d.ivs
whether porous or otherwise said "Wait until
UMiiorru'v ; i e cau unjuiiau uuiuiuk uu uiu spur
ot tho moment-''' But pain unrelieved, like hopo
ilefel red, inakcth tho heart tJek lleiisonn plast.
ere act on application. They preincate, boothc.
and medical agents of tlio highest enicleiicy. Their
motto Is now, and the genulno have U10 word
CAPC'INE cut In the middle ot each plaster. Prtcu
Jai cems. seabury Johns-on, chemists. New
warm ana neau cuiiuuhihk, i- iurj uu, uia-niicai
1 York. sept, 7-sw a
rrUtAVEUSE JUHOBS FOU4TII WEEK
IN SEITEMBUIL
Berwick.
aril.
H. P. Hauley,
J. II. Hoyt, j. 11. Lock-
Benton. Andrew Stlne, J, D. Cole, Henry Brow.
er,
Beaver. Thomas Hoffman.
Bloom. Jamos Commons, Joseph Decker, J. K.
J'.UI, O. O. 11.IKV11UUV11, 1IIU11IUS JllllUIllIU, 11. V,
NuL'le. John Yost. Krul Beacle.
Hatawlssa. Christian Clewell, Jacob Kllnger
man.
centre, .. T. Fowlr, fellas Hone, (leo. Hageu
IJUiai, minium iwtvcr.
centialla. Edward James, ManusMcllrerty.
l'Uhlugcreek, A. C Drum, Ellas M. Laubach,
mioses aiciu'ury. ueu. rcuuuigion.
(invnwood. 1. 11 Ikeler, A. btauder.
Hemlock, lteubcn Boaiboy, 11, w. Hartman,
jeruiian t-ooiey.
Jackson. Prank Dorr.
Locust. Washington lleorge,
Madison. 11. M. Butler.
Main. N. 1L W. Brown. John W. Shumau,
.Mini In. Iewls Creasy. John MlchaeL
MUi'ieasant. stenueu Crawford, IsalahW, How.
-lL Clinton Me lie
orange, uauiueu Clears,
Hughes.
K'ott. Calvin Kressler, A,
bugarloat. E. C. BhutU
P. V. Classen,
, H. White,
Marlon
'J'llAVEHSEJUUOItS POIIPlltST WEKK I.N OO.
lUllblU
'Beaver. Charlea Michael. Vranlr nhnaii,.
.Benton It. M. "Davis, Thos, Davis, Thus. Hart
inon. stout K C!al1v! w ' " ' 11
jhtwick. b. r. iKiwinan, it. u. Crispin.
Bloom. John Kleckner, Wesley Knorr,
Isaac
'mieucu, j.u. iwiui
Brlarcreek. II. M. Evans .
Catawlssa. M. O. Hughes, John Ilubcr, M. V, B,
Centre. Illraia Heller, John Miller,
Centralli. John T. Jones.
Flshlngcreek. Amos White, J, i', Hutchison,
Al. lliu'kaluw.
(iieeiiwooil. Theodore Parker.
Fiaukiin. Henry (luuhuli, Jouathau Loieiaan,
.'i ur..-ii i.uimus uruui'rtiuuil.
.'iiiiiui, iiunud. ii uuei, Aumnajii Hehewenpeu
llt-!EA'l
1icust John (.able.
oraugo. I. K, Dlldlne, Oeo. Appleuinn, J, u.
liar
Plno. Wm. I"urHell.
ltoarlugcrmk. 1. It. Hower.
Montour. Ilcnry'Aldrleh.
MU Pleasant. U. W. Mellck.
Rheumatic
SYRUP.
The Greatest Blood Purifier Known!
Rhoumatism Cured,
Scrofula Cured.
10RT IItkom, N. Y., Ken. ao, ta
llhntmatlo Svrvti Ou.t
Ihadlwn dDctcrtmr for three
or four years, with different phy
sicians, f or srrof ul.i, aa aoino call
ed It, but futuid no relief until I
commenced taking your Hyrun.
Afle r taking It a short time, (0
my surprise, It began to help me.
continuing Its uso a few weeka,
I found myself ns well ns over.
As a blood purlller, I think It lias
no equal.
MItS. WILLIAM RTHANO.
HocnrsrsiuN. Y.. Apr. fth, W.
lltmmatla siinii) Co. 1
(iknth I navo been n great
sufferer from ltheumatlvn for six
enrs,aiid hearlnif of Hie mkxx-sb
of Itlioumatlo syrup I concluded
toglvoltn Irlaflnmy owncaw,
and I cheerfully say that I havo
been greatly lienenttod by Its use.
I can walk with cntlro freedom
fmm naln. and mr general health
Is very much Imi roved. It Is a
(ipleiidld remedy for tho blood
anu iicununiiii Hrniwn.
E. CllKKlfcll l'AUK, M. II.
tfami'aelurtabv KllKUKATIC sritUI'
(0. R MMII1
DEALER IN
Foreign amdi Mommim
WINES AND LIQUORS;
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
SHERIFFS SALE.
lly vlrtuo ot a writ of Fl. ra., Issued out 01 the
couitof common Plea3ot Columbia county and
to me directed, will bo exposed to public sale at
the court House In Uioomsburg, on
Saturday, pk i3,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., the following described real es
tate, situate In Hemlock township, Columbia
county. Pa., containing 188 acres and 46 perches ot
land, whereon U erected a dwelling house, barn
and outbuildings; bounded and described as fol
lows, to-wlt ! Beginning at a btono corner In the
public road, thenco north ono degree, cast 1M per
ches along land cf John Miller ton plno comer,
thenco by land of Benjamin Bombay, 1). B. Wag.
ner and L Leldy north forty-two and ono-halt de
grees, west 105 perches to a chestnut oak corner,
thenco by land ot George llnrunan south 1 degree
west S8l perches to n corner, thenco south by land
ot S. ltcichard dcgree3,cast T8 8-10 porches to a
Btono comer, thenco north I degree cast 4 perches
to a stone,thcnco south by land of John Hartman 68
degrees, east 4 perches to a stone, thence by the
same north 1 degrcj, east 41 1-10 perches to a Etone
corner In the road, thenco along said road north K)
degrees, cast 10 perches to 1110 piaco 01 Beginning.
Seized, taken In execution attne suit 01 juary
Kcstcr against Wm. 11. Kcster, and to be bout ns
tlio property of Wm. B. Kester.
Chrlsman, Att'y. Joum .mouiuu,
aug 17 Sl'crirt.
AH THI!
Fail Trade
Is oneninir. we would invite the
-X O'
attention of the public to
stock of
our
"4
Which Embraces boxed papers from 15 cents to TO
cents, n.box containing a quire of paper nnd pack
of envelopes. Writing paper from 8 cents a quire
up. Ink ot all colors,
Mucilage,
Pens, Pencils,
Holders, ltubbera,
Blank Books, Pass
Books, Account Books,
Cards, Note Books, He-
celpt Books, Itubber
bands, Tablets,
Birthday
cards c.
A PULL LINE OP
PAPER BAGS, j))
Ho.unrc and satchel bottom.
IK-LIBEIIAI. DISCOUNT TO MliltCHANTS
BUVINO IN QUANTITIES-
MANILLA WRAPPING PAPER,
MEDICATED PAPER, &c, &&
In our PIUNTINU
DEPARTMENT we
havu
Bill Heatls,
Letter Heads,
Note ITondp
'"rS8
Envelopes,
Local Blanks
Ciroulttrfl,
WEDDING & PARTY INVITATIONS,
Printed or plain. Any kind of priming stock not
on hand can be obtulnedon short notice. Work
promptly done at reawonablo rates.
c;
Columbian Office,
Bloomsburg, Pa,
JgXEOUTOIt'd NOTICE. .
(STATB OK JAMBS D. U'llBNKV, DKUSKIl.
Utters testamentary Inlhecbtate ut James I),
1l..ll..n.. ... 1.. lArtf Lll,l .U.L.,n.nLl,ln
ni ll'mii, uiiva.- u, itii'Jui . i-,,ii!i iu. ivnuaiiiji,
L'jluinbht eouuty, lvnn., have been gi-anuxlby tho
ut'gibu.T or baui tuuuiy iu aiiwi, jiujieury anil
Motl McIIenrv. All m i 'U; Uu l:.lma aL'tmn
the estate ot wald deeedeul uru nsiuestid to pivseut
them torhettlement. and thoso Indebted In 11m es.
tide Ui make pu mi nt to tho uuderulgnod v, Ith
ueiay.
I MOHK8 MCI1KSUV,
bwrr MCIIK-Slty;
I muwaier, rt., July sfl. Executors.
Neuralgia Curod,
IMHroRT, N.V., March IS, W.
Wteumattc Hirur Co. t
OF.NM since Novcmlier, 1W2, 1
havo Imen a constant, sufferer
fmm neuratgla and have not
known what It was to bo freo
frompilnuntlll rommcueedtho
nsn of lthcumatlo syrup. I havo
felt no nam slnco using I ho fourth
liottlo. I think It la tho best rem
edy I havo ever heard of for puri
fying the blood and for tho euro
ot rheumatism nnd neuralgia.
W. 1J. CHASE.
CO., 1 7'fytnotilft .r., Rochelrr, X, r.
Clothing! ClotMni ! Clolliii!
G. W. BERTSCH,
TOE MERCHANT TAILOB, .,
ANU DBAI.BR IK
1
Gents' Furnishing Goods :
OP EVKIIY DKSi'UIPTlON.
CLOTHING!!
Having very recently opened a new
Merchant Tailoring unit Gents' Fur
nishing Goods Store, in KNORR &
WlWTEKSTElfiN'S building, on
Main street, where I am prepared to
make to order, at short notice, first
class suits of clothing always in the
latest styles and prices reasonable.
Fits guaranteed. Having learned how
to cut garments to suit customors, and
also what kind ot material will givo
satisfaction, I would ask you to please
call and examine tlio
BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF GOODS
Ever shown in Columbia county,
Bsforo Purchasing Slsewhers.
Corner Main & Market Sis.
Bloomslit Pa.
April 13-lyr.
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery. Lots
and
Public Grounds.
so:
The following shows tlio Picket Gothic, ono of
tho several beautiful styles of Fence manufactured
by the undersigned.
For Beauty nnd Durability they aro unsurpass
ed. Bet up by experienced hands and warranted
to give satisfaction.
Prices anil Boeoiinens
of other tie-
signs eciit to any address.
Address
BL00MSBDRG. PA-
May 4-tf
( Cbnf tnuedflom lait wtt.)
How Watch Cases arc Made.
It is a fact not generally known that the
Jane llosi Gold Watch Camu really con
tain raoro pure gold than many "solid"
gold cases Tho demand for these watch
case lias lexl to tlio manufacture of n very
poor grade of tolid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient In quantity.
These cases aro mado from 4 to 10 karats,
and a 0 or 0 kar.it c.iio Is often sold for 12
or 14 karats. It is not economy to buy a
watch caso bo poor in quality that it will
boon lose its color, or one soboft that It will
lose its bhapo and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
ono bo thin that a slight blow will break
tho cr)'6tal, nnd perhaps tho movement.
It IS economy to.buy a Jama iW Gold
Watch Cute, iu which xonk of thebu things
ever occur. This watch case is not nu experi
ment it has becu made nearly thirty ymrt.
IUiliton, fx., Oct. St, 1SKI
I Bold two Junta Bom' Gold Witch Cuoa thirty
ycin ho, Ueu they fint cuuo out, and they are tn
Kood condlUou yet. Oua of them U carried by a
carpenter, Mr. L. W, Drake, of Uazleton, and only
riiowatuoMvartii ono or two plaocai the other by
Mr. Bowman, of Cunningham, pa. i and I can pro
duce one or both of taoae caw at any time.
UlLYUTtB Knout, Jtixlir,
If mi I Mil ttaa I. r.U. Tl.l.k Tut Ftiluln, fmUt.
4laU. Th, ( lllulrt,l4 laaaUt ibU at
Imn Sm' aa4 bfll.l. VI lUk Cum art aia4.
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liL k nniBrH iai
ntiflhi Mia
in On Mouth ttuui Lay
AUff. C-i-Jm A1U
Bn0KS-2 TONS A DAY
0 lilt 1,1 l,00(. VOr 1 'US llr ulV. 'Ihe
eh .nisi Bti'i.itun ut the win id, iiiten thu ii nil.
lions published. lOO-PAtiU CATV I.OIillll
Klti:r.. Luuest pi lent ever known, .mit o.il
to duuler. Hent t or examination IIHKllllK
liajuirui, or evidence of good faith. JOHN 11.
AI.DKN, Pul.lUlitr, Iri Vi-r.i-y Htrt'fl, N. V,
1. O. II(I2T.
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