The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
VltlDAY, OCTOHUIt 20, 1883.
Correct Riillroutl Time 'ruble,'!
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aSfOllOWSt
KOKTll. ,ODTII.
30 a. in. 1 1 4ft n. in.
i.usp. in. 6 13 p.m.
Trtus on tho I), i.. ti W. II. It. luvo Bloomsburg
lullOWSl
NORTH. 60UII1.
IMi.n, 8 25 a, m.
10 47 a. m. 11 45 a. m.
; 34 p. In. 4 80 p. in.
TbolMS train south connects with tho I'lilla.
delpbla A Heading at iiupcrt, ana with tho
Northern Central ut Northuinucrlanu.
IfTho 8:13 a. m trata oonnocts al Northumberland
with : train on I'onQjrivanla road roucblng
Philadelphia at :m p. m.
Tho UU' train connects with Phlladlphla and
Heading roal at Ituport at UsM reaching I'lilla
dolphlaatssoup. in.
Tho 11:45 train connects with Pennsylvania
roal at Norm ltnocrland at 1:43 reaching l'hlladcl
phlaat T:35 p. in
The 4:30 p. in. train connects with Pennsylvania
rood at Northumberland at s:oj p. in, anu reaencs
ulladelphta at 1:55 a. in.
Train onthi N, si W. II. lull way pasat lllnom
Kerry as follows :
NOKTII. BOOTH.
7.41 a. in li.oi p. m.
0.31 p. in 7.07 p.m.
IMtllllC HltlCH.
Wllllwri Krenmer, administrator of Anna
Wclllvcr will sell real cstato In Madison
township on Wednesday, October 01st.
Sco advertisements.
Henry F. Oman, executor of Gcorgo
Oman, late of Scott township, will sell val
uahlo real estato on the premises, on Sat
urday, November 34th, 1883. A farm of
170 acres. See advertisement.
1'crHoiuil.
A. D. Cathcart lias recovered from his
sickness and Is again on duty at the post
office. Hudson Owen, of Berwick, called at
this oftlce on Wednesday.
Clarence Fitzpatrlck of llazleton spent a
fow days In town the past week.
A. A. Zancr started for his home In Au
dubon, Iowa, on Tuesday.
J. J. McIIenry, of Benton, started for
Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Geo. II. Brown, of tuo Central hotel,
who has been sick for several days, wc are
glad to stato Is improving In health.
Daniel Morris has almost recovered from
tho Injury of his two ribs. Ho was In
town on Tuesday.
J. II. Maize has laid a new floor In the
store-room occupied by F. 1'. Blllmeycr as
a grocery.
A game of base ball will bo played at
Benton on Saturday, October 27th, between
a nlno from Bcuton and one from Lnportc.
Imported olive-wood pen holders and
pencils, very pretty nnd very cheap, at the
Columhian store.
Tho employees of this ofllco return thanks
to Mrs. M. F. Eycrly for a liberal supply of
wedding cake.
Tho Strohl Family will appear in tho
Opera House on next Tuesday evening.
Sco advertisement in another column.
Mr. McClelian Kllngcr, while hunting
for squirrels at tho North Mountain last
week, shot and killed a bear that weighed
180 pounds dressed.
II. A. Sweppenhciser is building on tho
Isaac Hess farm in Centre township In
stead of the Strauss farm in Milliln as wo
announced last week.
Ii. Bernliard keeps In stock the best pla
ted ware in knives, forks, spoons, casters
&c. Articles engraved free of charge,
good plated tea spoons nt $1.25.
The Columbia county Agricultural So
ciety has made their final payment and
have secured a deed for tho land. Tlicy
now propose to buy additional ground, and
make other improvements.
A protracted meeting is in progress in
the Evangelical Church. The pastor Is as
slstcd by several cmmlnent ministers from
abroad. Presiding Elder Raldabaugh will
hold communion services next Sabbath.
Wc havo mado arrangements for a regu
lar correspondence from Centralia, and
hope wc shall bo ablo hereafter to give our
readers in that section some space each
week, devoted to their local affairs.
Last Saturday evening J. Ij. Girton gave
a supper to n number of his friends, tho oc
casion being his birthday. Those who
were present speak very highly of tho good
things set before them.
Foil Sale. A property in Hoarlngcreek
township, consisting of a dwelling house,
barn, mill with four run of stone, nnd
about 28 acres of Improved land. Inquire
of John Mourcy, llloomsburg, Pa. tf
M. C. Andreas, proposes moving his
MiJJlimiUc Record to some neighboring
county. He does not say what county,
nor when hu will move. But when he does
move he will enlarge his paper to seven
columns.
Saturday, November 18th Is the four
hundredth anniversary of the hirtli of Mar
tin Luther. Appropriate services on that
day and the Su mlay following will bo held
by Lutheran congregations all over the
world.
Charles Krug has a number of workmen
at Mt. Carmel putting up new buildings.
Mt. Carmel is growlug very rapidly. Tliey
have Just Introduced the electric light.
Water will soon bo brought to tlio town
from tho largo reservoir abovo Centralia.
flext Tuesday evening the Strohl family
consisting of father, mother, and eight
children, will give a concert In tho Opera
House. Thoy aro gifted with rare music
al talent. Wherever thoy havo held con
certs tho press speaks very flatteringly of
them.
Tho Bloomsburg Agricultural and Iron
Works havo been organized by tho election
of John A. Funston as President, C. W.
Funston, secretary, II. II. Grotz, treasurer,
John Wolf, superintendent. The capital
itock Is 25.000. Arrangements are now
being mado for tho necessary machinery,
and tho works will bo out In operation us
soon as possible.
iiinmtnlaneiiccs of Southern Army
Lite" was tho subject of a lecturo given In
Berwick Association Hall on Saturday
evening last, by Major S. P. Hanly. There
was a full attendance and tho lecturo wns
listened to with treat interest and attention
throughout. Major Hanly told his stc in
a charming manner nnti rcccivcu universal
congratulations from all that heard him.
Mr. Oscar Slovens while preparing to go
hunting on Saturday, lust, nnd standing ou
the porch of Perry's hotel, Central, Colum
bia county, leaning on his gun It slipped
and the hammer striking tho outer edge of
tho porch caused the gun to bo discharged,
tho contents entering tho lower part of the
stomach and coming out at tho left breast
At present writing there is hopo of Ids ro
covery.
H. W, Patrick, tho oldest member of tho
Harln Bradlord county, died nt his rest.
(Iciicu hi Towatida, on tho Will Inst, lln
studied law under Judgo Elwell nnd was
admitted to practice In 1833. Ho was an
ablo lawyer and an enterprising citizen.
For moro than forty years ills extensive
business required his annual nlteiidnnro
upon tho sitting of tho Supremo iCourt.
Wcwcro shown a very beautiful cold
watch by Mr. Win. It. Cox of Greenwood
on Thursday last. Ho had just received It
by express from his son W. W. Cox of
Sioux Fulls. I). T. Tho watcli Is ntniii
winding and settlmr and Is nrobnblv as
amnll a wntch as Is mado of Its kind. It
was for n present to his sister Ida.
Mr. h. P. Osmnil. of Catawissa wlm linn
been sick with typhoid pneumonia for tho
past month died nt his residence on Mon-
nomine. Ho was about llilrtv.twn
years of nge and wns born near Honrlng-
ere
ick. Almost llirco venrs noo ho licimn
tho
drui: business InOntawUau. T.!itnrini
ho
sold n half Interest In his establishment to
l)r
C. C. Wllllts. At tho tlmo of Mr. Oil
man's death tho business was conducted In
tho
firm namo of Osinan & Wllllts.
Tho number of years required by a mcdl-
cal
stuilcnt to nltend lectures nt some med
ical Institution in order to obtain tho do
grce of M. 1). Is less In tho United States
than any other country. Tho following Is
lio number of years required In each
country : Iu Sweden, ten ; Norway,
eight j Denmark, seven ; Belgium. Holland,
aiy and bwltzcrland. six i Iluss a. Portu.
gal, Austria and Hungary, live France,
iiiginnu anu Canada, four ; United States,
i'o ortlirco ; Spain, two,
Tho Danvlllo nail works which Is now In
full operation employ one hundred nnd
twcnty-llvc men and boys, and work until
half past nine eycry day to All their orders.
The product of this mill per year Is about
00,000 kegs of, cut nails and spikes. The
orks are owned by a stock comimnv. or-
ganlzed In December, 1882. There Is nil
excellent opportunity In Bloomsburg for a
similar organization. Milton but recently
organized a company, and wo now read of
one starting In Lock llaveu.
A visit to Centralia this week showed us
that that thriving village has greatly im-
iroved since our last trip thcro two years
ago. Many new buildings havo been erect
cd, nnd business of nil kinds appears to bo
active. AinotiK a few of tho tlilmra that
Ccntralin needs are sidewalks and cross
ings. An occasional street lamp would
liclp to dispel the kIooiii that settles down
upon it after the lamns in the stores nro ex.
tlnguishcd. With its rapidly growing pop.
illation, these things will probably bo nro-
vldcd iu a short time.
In Clearlleld the public and private
buildings are heated from ono set of holl
ers, operated by a steam heating company.
Uno of the papers speaking of the success
of tho heating says i We have been warm
ed up for two Weeks, and are obliged to
keep our doors and windows open as wo
did on the 4th of July. Slmllnr licatli"j
apparatus Is being put in at Bcllcfonte.
The system is that introduced by Dr.
Bishop- of Lockport, N. V. who recently
interviewed the city councils of Philadel
phia in regard to heating that city by
steam.
Hunting hair pins is tho newest diversion
of the boys In Pittsburg. The Commercial
Gazette says : "Last winter it got to be
quite the thing for a fellow to coax his
young lady friends to give him hair pins,
but now the craze is to get them without
the girl's knowing what you are about. If
you can steal the pin out of her hair, that's
the way to do it. If you can pick up ono
that has fallen fromjher head that's a deal
better. Some fellows have followed a girl
for squares, just because a hair pin looked
as though It meant to drop soon. What do
they do with them',? Put them into an nl-
bum. They get scrap books, and push the
pins through like needles. Then the girl's
name, stylo of beauty, and estimated ago
aro written below.
iVu attempt was mado on Sunday night
to rob the sale in the Treasurer's olllce at
Sunbury. The robbers effected an entrance
by cutting through the brick wall. They
then forced open tho iron shutters leading
10 ine oacu yam, lo aitoul lliem mi easy
way of escape if observed. Tho iron door
of the safe was drilled, but It is supposed
tho thieves were frightened away as they
did not succeed in getting the door open.
A man by tho namo of Cook was arrested
on Monday for stealing potatoes. Ho also
stole somo tools from tho New Hotel In
course of erection. Whether ho is one who
attempted the safe robbery is not yet fully
inown. Sunbury has been disturbed with
burglaries of stores and dwellings for sey.
oral weeks past.
On Wednesday evening Henry C. Ever
ctt, of Oraugcviltc, left Bloomsburg about
eight o'clock with a team of colts. When
ho reached tho white school houso between
Bloomsburg and Light Street, tho colts be.
came frightened and ran away. Mr. Ever
ett tried to stop them but In vain. He wa
thrown from tho wagon and either run ovcr
or dragged along as ho was found at tho
cross road near tho Light Street road, with
his law broken, his one arm terribly man
gled and many severe bruises about tho
head and body. Several teams passed over
his body while lying In the road but he wns
unable to attract their attention. Ho was
taken to tho houso of James Stevens, where
his wounds wcro dressed by Dr. Megargell
of Orangevlllc. At this wrltbig he is In
critical condition.
Centre Notc'H,
Some thieves entered the cellar of Sam
uel Hagcnlmch taking meat, cream, butter,
a meat barrel, etc. This is the second call
of this kind Mr, Hagcnbuch 1ms had.
On Saturday night whllo Mr. A. C. Crea-
sy wns driving to the grange his horse b.
enmo frightened and upset tho buggy,
throwing the occupants. (A. 0., his wifo
and child) out. Dark as It was thcro was
nobody hurt.
Quito a number of Centre peoplo attend
ed tho Washlngtonvlllo Fair, and report a
good time.
The schools will commence Monday Oct
29th, with n full score of teachers, and t
good winter's work Is expected.
Tho School Board met Saturday last,
among the business transacted wns taking
tho now houso ut Llmo Illdgo off the con
tractor's hands.
Bev. Bodlno preached nn excellent scr
mon Muuday Inst ut tho Hldlny church.
Quito a number of our sportmcn are kill
lug rabbits. Are they not ahead of time ?
Key, Houtz will havo meeting for a few
evenings commencing Nov. Ut, at Hldlny
church, Tho Lord's Supper will be admin
Istercd on tho following Sunday,
A. Bldlcman of Fowlcrsvlllo has sold his
entire stock of goods to Sylvester ICclchncr
and will quit tho mercantile business nt
that place,
Kntiik Now.
For a Fall Suit,
For a good Overcoat,
For Men, Youth's, Boy's and Children
Clothing
go to David Lowcnbcrg'ti.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
NltCMItllll I.lvHOynt Mitucli Chunk,
A republican muss meeting was nntiouiio
oil to bo held nt Mauch Chunk nt Wednes
day evening of last week. Nilcs nnd I.lv.
Bey the republican candidates were to mako
addresses. Wednesday evening came, the
speakers arrived nnd no audience cotild bo
gathered to hear them. Tho court house
wns brilliantly lighted, and "Jonoy" tho
Janitor, (who Is n democrat) says ho wait
ed a long whtlo for tho grand mass meet
ing lo come, but It failed to mako Its ap
pearance. Ono of Shakespeare's" playa llio
"Merchant of Venice" was represented In
the Opera House tho same evening, but It
docs seem possible that all the republicans
In Mauch Chunk should so neglect their
candidates as to attend tho theatre. Mauch
Chunk Is largely republican, nnd ls tho
home of General Ltllcy, who should have
marshalled his forces In a better manner.
Can It bo that tho people have forgotten the
republican candidates ?
(irecnwooil ItctiiH.
EniTons ov tub Coldmiiiak. Permit
space In your paper for tho Insertion of a
brief article In relation to somo rocont oc
currences In tho vicinity of tho Krcamor
school district. A fow evenings since
thcro was a school meeting held at tho
Kramer school houso to elect a teacher for
tho next term of school.
Tho'dircctor In charge presented the names
of six applicants three of whom were fo
males. It was proposed by one of tho ci
tizens present that Miss Coleman of Orange
bo selected to teach the school as alio had
taught tho summer term successfully nnd
satisfactorily. But it was thought by somo
present that n maleltcachcr would bo better
In somo respects, consequently one was se
lected nnd because tho selection did not
suit a certain citizen of the district ho is
disappointed, dissatisfied nnd wonderfully
worried about It. But as the rest of tho
citizens of this locality nro quiet and ng
grccable to associate and deal with, such
persons enn not very much disturb tho
peace nor stop the progress of tho commu
nity. I would say to him nnd all of
llko inclinations and disposition reform
your ways as citizens that you may bo
looked upon witli deserved respect and
favor.
Tho new roadleading up tho hollow from
Philip ApplemSn's to Thomas Coleman's
that was opened last fall Is not a passible
road, time Is, it can not be traveled both
ways at tho same ti no because there aro no
passing places and tho supervisor should
see that It shall bo entirely completed beforo
It bo taken off of the contractor's hands.
All the taxpaylng citizens of tho township
arc interested in this matter and should
feel concerned iu tho completion of the
road before tho money they havo paid In
way of tuxes Is unjustly appropriated.
A Citizejj.
HplKClmcycr ICycrly.
The marriage of Mr. Charles D. Spigcl-
meycr, of Jlllllinburg, Union county, anu
Miss Minnie A. only daughter of Michael
F. Eycrly, Esq., took place at the residence
of the bride's parents on Market street, on
Wednesday, October 21th, nt ono o'clock,
Bev. F. P. Manhart ofllciating, assisted by
Prof. Waller. About one hundred guests
were present. At tho appointed hour the
bridal procession entered the sitting room in
the following order : Miss Albright of Lan
caster, and Mr. George Pooler of Berwick,
Miss Hattic Bldlcman of Bloomsburg and
Mr. E. K. Adams of Berwick, after whom
came tho bride and groom, and took their
place under a festoon of evergreen whllo
Prof. Niles played tho wedding march.
iVfter the ceremony tho guests wcro pre-
sented to Mr. nnd Mrs. Splgclmcycr by II.
V. White Esq. D. Bowers and G. P.
Bingler ushers, and then refreshments were
served. Mr. and Mrs. Eyerly's well known
ho3pitulity renders it unnecessary to say
anything of the quality and abundance of
good things that wero provided. The table
fairly groaned.
i lie tiruio was attired m wuito satin
trimmed with Duchess point lace, an elabo-
rate sash with sprays of oraugc blossoms,
and wore a wreath of orange blossoms nn
her head. Miss Albright wore a tarlcton
trimmed with Irish point lace, nnd Miss
Bldlcman wore India Mull with Spanish
lace. Tho bridesmaids carried baskets of
natural flowers.
Tho bride was the recipient of many
handsome and elegant presents, embracing
silver ware, glass ware, china, table linen,
pictures, lace, placqucs, &o" Tho groom's
gift was ndlamond ring. Among the persops
present from out of town wero tho father,
mother and sister of the groom, of Milllin-
burg, Hudson Owen and wife, Mrs. lie
Murtrio of Berwick. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Pat
terson, Mrs. P. F. Eycrly of Danville, Bev.
and Mrs. E. Sharretts of Espy, Mrs. Smcck
Mrs. Ilayhurst, Miss Pfahlcr, Mf. J. Hclf
snvder. of Catawissa.
air. anil Jlrs. aplgeimeyer iook wc even
ing train on tho N. & W. B. road to Phlla
delpbla and Now lork. They will return
to Mitllinburgand go to housekeeping. May
Joy always attend them I
Mifflin IteiiiH.
Gathering apples Iu this
small job tills year.
township
is a
J. E. Snyder Is spending this week In
Phlla. purchasing goods, A. W. returned
from a similar trip on Saturday eve as did
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hess.
E. Schweppeuhelscr claims to have a
Bob't Pattlson. Its a boy anyhow,
N. B. Creasy lias been seriously ill for
nearly two weeks.
M. A. Lutz It is said hud a runaway
going homo from singing school. Ho cs.
caped serious Injuries.
I ho festival In tho new church was a
success. The house was crowded.
Professor Kuhn of Kingston spent Sun.
day with Milton Hess at this place.
Mr. C. Waltz of Catawissa and Miss
ICato Kikendall of this placo wero married
at tho bride's homo on Thursday last. May
they llvo long nnd bo happy.
llev. Fosselmnu Is holding ono of tho
most Interesting protracted meetings eve r
held In tiiu Evangelical church at West
Milllin.
W. II. Hartzel and sisters took n jaunt
to Bloomsburg on Monday
The public schools will open on Monday
next,
Did tho correspondent to tho Coi.umiiiak
ever say ho paid ids taxes without being
nsked for it ? Better look again.
8. E. Snyder, moved to Nescopcck on
Thursday.
Prof. A. 8. Truckonmlllcr of Cat nwlssa
is holding a decidedly Intoreatlug singing
school at the Harter school house. Such
men as A, S, are a benefit to society.
It nppears to bo a lamentable fact that
tho Record left Milllin somo time this weeu.
Poor Record I "Thy days havo been few and
full of sorrow." The history of tho Milllin.
villo Jlecord might suggest to us young men
when we start out In life that our welfare
depends partially upon tho people nnd not
tho welfare of tho peoplo upon us. And
that nftur all, old people know u thing or
two, However wlso "we" are. When wo
fay "wo run this." "Wo have plcanty
backing." "We" found ourselves getting lit
u position to "bust" as he said u fow weeks
ago.
The farm of U, A. Bowman's heirs was
bid lo (53.41 on Tuesday, We nro In
, formed that It was not sold.
Tin; A. ll. C. OI' OUlt IIUHINUHH. t
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dinlrnblo Assortment.
XBiirgnln for everybody.
At David I.'
Big Variety,
eaiitlful Designs,
ottoni Prices.
iwen berg's
Compare our Stock,
onsuler tho Saving,
omu right Along.
To David Lowcnbcrg's for Clothing.
IfccttM Recorded,
Tho following deeds have been recorded
since those last published i
Clinton Mcndcnhnll and wife, ct
Isaac N. Tcltsworth, Locust.
nl., to
William Orange nnd wifo to A. T. Lewis,
Catawissa.
Nicholas Baker nnd wifo (o Lloyd Baker,
Couyngham.
O. II. Woodln and wifo to S. L. Mc
Bride, Berwick.
M. A, Ammcrman, administrator, to
Elliott L. Lemon, Fishlngcrcck.
Jncob Schuyler nnd wifo to D. J. Wnl-
Icr, Bloomsburg.
Joseph V. Chr'.stman to Mary E. Christ-
man, Bloomsburg.
William Bryson to Hcrvcy C. Michael,
Centralia.
John Poolcy nnd wifo to William F.
Purscl, Hemlock.
C. F. Mann and wifo to Hcglna Wor-
man, Bloomsburg.
F. L. Shuman and wife to Martha A.
Cool, Catawissa.
-Martha A. Cool to Easlc D. Kern, Cata
wissa,
William Torrey and wife to Patrick Mc
Carterty, Centralia.
Locust Mountatn C. & I. Co. to John
Killccn, Centralia.
John Mourcy, sheriff, to John A. Shu-
man, Main.
A. B. Pennington nnd wife, ct. al., to
Zcphaulah Kile, Sugarloaf.
John Mourcy, trustee, to Henry Pfahlcr,
Catawissa.
Jacob S. Evans and wife to B. F. Gard-
ner & C. W. Miller, Bloomsburg.
B. F. Gardner and wife to Julia Ann
Evans, Bloomsburg.
Greenwood Cemetery Company to Henry
J. Strouse, Catawissa.
D. D. S. Kostcnbaudcr to Henry J,
Strouse, Cntawlssn.
Samuel E. Smith and wife to R. W. Cope,
Brlarcrcek.
D. Thompson and wife to J. B. Fenstcr-
macher, Berwick.
Daniel H. Karns and wife to C. B. My
ers, Ucnton.
Shadrach Eves and wife to Ellsha Hay.
man, Tine.
J. W. Evans, assignee to J. S. MeMurtrle,
Berwick.
J. W. Evans ct al to Lucy A. Hampton,
Berwick.
J. W. Evans, ct al to William Dennis,
Berwick,
J. W. Dewalt and wifo to Thomas Swartz,
Pine.
A. J. Evans, executor, to A. L. Fritz,
Bloomsburg.
Emily Kline to Hiram C. Eves. Orange.
Hiram C. Eves and wifo to Selicia Bidlc
man, Orange.
Samuel Ncyhard, admr. to Walter
Cain-
Centre.
Michael M. Hartzel and wifo to Daniel
W. Holly, Berwick.
Mnliza Hunyan to Thomas E. Harder,
Catawissa.
W. C. Barns and wife to W. F. Bough,
Catawissa.
Patrick Murphy to Ellen Cain, Centralia.
Samuel Knorr and wife, ct al to Demiiia
It. Stlner Bloomsburg.
A larce variety of Celluloid Collaiis &.
Cuffs at David Lowcnbergs.
Pioneer Life.
"Bomanco and Tragedy of Pioneer
Life" is the latest and. uniiuestionably, the
best contribution yet made to this depart
ment of history. Tho reader finds it won
derfully absorbing from tho first chnpicr'to
tho last, nnd then there Is a powerful im
pulse to go back and read it again. The
trials and successes of tlio curly settlers ;
their wars and treaties with tho Indians j
captures, escapes, und almost miraculous
recoveries of women and children j great
conspiracies, which only lacked success to
chango the history of the world nnd turn
backward for a whole century the courso
of civilization upon these shores; romance,
sentiment, toil, tribulation, and glgunlic
achievement of a class of brave and hardy
men and women, of whom their descen
dants can not learn enough, will probably
never And a moro complete nnd attractive
record than is supplied In the work under
discussion.
It is nervously, yet conscientiously writ
ten. The narrative Is In tho dramatic
style, with ft thoroughly appreciable pre
dominance of that peculiar metaphor
which always declares the writer a patient
student of the classics. Had not Homer
tuned his lofty lyre, observed Cicero, the
valor of Achilles had remained unsung.
Tho vnlor of our pioneers was never sur
passed, aud, with another Homer to cclc
brato their achievements, the grandest epic
in all literature would enrnpturo our nge.
Tho sub-setting of thrilling iucident in
this book, liair-breadth escapes, mm a
thousand eventualities, even more remark
able than those of fiction, garnish every
chapter, and ndd such restful variety as
relieves aud inspirits tlio mind, whllo they
pour Into it tho very cream of historic lore.
It must interest every reader, but for the
young nnd mlddlc-nged American, of
cither sex, tlio fascination of Its pages Is
irresistible, and their story should bo known
to every ono who cares to know upon
what strnnco and soul-thrilling events tho
fabric ot our Western Emplro is erected.
It tells this story, and baptizes its subject
in tho everlasting fame which belongs to
civilized liberty In every portion of tho
heritage of God,
Iu this commendation It would be unfair
to author uud publishers to overlook tlio
stylo In which tho book is produced Its
beautiful typo and heavy, toned papor
creat variety and artistic excellence of II-
lustration ; neat and substantial binding
nnd tho score of minor details which con
spire to make n volume worthy of n place
upon every center table nnd In every 11.
brary. The publishers, Messrs. Jones
Brothers nnd Co,, of Cincinnati, nro well
known ns publishers of many of tho best
books sold In tho past fifteen years.
Tho Bomanco and Tragedy of Pioneer
Life, A popular account ot the heroes
und udventurcrs who, by their vulor and
war-craft, beat back tho savages from the
borders of civilization, und gavo tho Amcr.
lean forests to the plow and the sickle, &c,
Itoyol Octavo, 1000 pp., 100 illustrations,
by A. L. Mason, A. M., with an Introduc.
Hon by John Clark Illdpatli, LL. D. Jones
Brothers & Co., Publishers, Cincinnati
Chicago, St. Louis and Dallas, Texas.
Sold by subscription only.
A full Uno ot pocket books and purses
for ladles or gentlemen just opened ut tho
Coi.uuniAK store.
Mary, only daughter of J. W. Chamber.
lln of Plymouth, formerly of this town
(lied on Thursday ot last week and wus
buried on Saturday, Her ugo was nbout
10 years, Quito a number of relatives and
friends from hero attended tho funeral.
Paper bag, nil sizes, sipinto and Michel
bottom, nt tho Coi.minlAN store.
LOCAL NOTICES,
Wc still havo Columbia Cheviot 8hlrthig
nl 8 rents nnd tho best standard nnd slvles
of prints at 0 cents and just us good ut ft
lint patterns not unite so late. A irooil full
ynril bleached muslin Scents. AppIeton"A"
brown 7 by tho piece nnd lino unbleached
musnn nt o nmi 7 anil up. sun moro or
that 35 cent twilled led llanncl. The nbovo
goods nro not baits, you can get ns much
or ns little ns you want, nnd other goods
wo havo ns low In proportion. Prices guar
anteed tho lowest. The largest nssoitinent
of dress silks In black nnd colors and nt
lower prices. Black nnd colored cashmeres,
a largo lino not to bo undersold. You will
find the largest nnd greatest variety of no
tions, ladles' coats, shawls, blankets, en
tlrely too mnny things to enumerate. Call
and sco for yourselves.
CI.AI1K Ns SON.
I.
W. Hartman & Son's
offer
This week nnd part of next will be i
Cheap blankets,
Cheap shawls,
Cheap cloth,
Cheap wool hose,
Cheap underwear,
Calico, 4, 0, 8, 1) and 10 cents.
Boys' goods, for shirts.
Ladles' misses' nnd children's shoes.
Hats for men nnd boys, nt cost.
Bargains In goods always.
Notick To my old and new customers.
Having been out of the mercantile bust,
ncss ovcr two ycnr9 I have decided to fill
up my store again and have just returned
from tho city with a full stock of new
goods bought at the lowest wholesale
prices, and 1 am prepared to sell them as
cheap us thoy can bo sold anywhere In
this part of tho country. Call and exam
ine my stock and sec prices.
Ilomt. McHesuv.
Benton, October lGth, 1883. 19.4w
Everybody admires tho beautiful ranges
manufactured In all styles, ut Sliuipless'
foundry. They havu all the modern Ira.
provemouts, aro llrst-class nnd ns good in
all respects ns they cau possibly be made.
oct l!0.4w
30 different styles of pen or pencil tablets
at the Columbian store.
Cheap underwear at J. B. Skccr's.
75.000 envelopes, nil sizes nnd colors,
whotesalo and retail, at the Columhian
store.
Lutz & Sloan have underwear for ladies,
gents or children, very cheap.
Clicup queensware at J. B. Skcer's.
20 different styles of wedding invitations
at the Columhian store.
Lutz & Sloan received moro black silks,
cashmeres and other dress goods this week.
A new lot of tine boxed papers just re
ceived nt the Coldmiiiak store. That heavy
cream damask, aud wedding plates is the
finest writing paper wo havo ever shown.
Only 40 cents a box, with envelopes.
Butterick Fashion Sheets for November
at Clark & Son'.
For good cheap
man's.
furniture, go to Cud-
Bcmcmber that Lutz & Sloan have ' a
largo stock of ladies' coats and Dolmans
that must be sold soon.
Look at the now shades of writing paper
in our show windows. Sold by tho sheet
or ipilre, at tho Columwas store.
This is to certify that L. E. Whury is the
sole authorized agent for Bloomsburg, for
the Heading Stove Works, of Orr, Painter
& Co., uud is tho only dealer that can give
a guarantee on our work on stoves, heat
ers or furnaces.
Sep23 tf OBB, 1'AINTEB & CO.
You can get tho Waterloo aud other
good makes of single and double shawls, at
Lutz & Sloan's.
Wool und cotton chain ut C. C. Murr's.
Pictures, frames, window cornices, nt
Cadman's.
Thermometers, from 25 cents to s3.G0 at
the Cclumuian store. tf
You can ect best quality Saxony for 121
cents per ounce, best Germantown wool
for 10 cents, and a full line of stockinir
urns, cheap, nt Lutz & Sloan's,
0999
0999
0999:
0999,
0999
spring chickens,
old liens, geese and ducks,
good live calves,
lbs. raspberries.
" pitted cherries,
All!
le above wanted at Lltrht Street, hv
Silas Young,
August il um
Tuesday Evening, Octobsr IL
Opera House.
STROHL FAMILY.
THE MUSICAL WONDERS OF THE
TIMES.
CONSISTING OF
1 ATIIEk, mother and eight
CHILDREN.
Fivo Daughtero and throo Sans.
Challenging the World
Monnu so many memuers ot 1 10 same
lainlly wliero moro musical talent Is con
ccntrntcd.
Tho performances consists of Solos.
Duetts, Quartettes. Pull Cornet Baud. 1111.
rivalled urcuesira, llumoroin Soncs
Glees, &c. An especial feature Is tho play
lug of two cornets nt the samo time, by
11 in. 14. miuiii, itiso piaymg u -i-stop
organ with the mouth by the family.
pipe
Popular prices CO, 31, & 25 cents.
Beserved seats. CO cents, sold at DmiiWa
aiore.
Admission for children, 'i' cents.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUABLE
Kcail Estutc !
Jijrvlrtuo of an ordoroULo Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, the Unaerstsrned executor ot
(ieoivo Oman, lato ot tlio towaslilp ot Scott, In tho
county or coiumuM, deceased, will expo to pub
im saie upon iuo preauses on
SATURDAY, HOVEMBKIt 21th, 1883.
At 10 O'ciock in tuo forenoon, tho follow tnir valu&.
Wo real estate fcltuate In Mt. Pleasant township In
said county, bounded and described as follows, to.
witi beaiunlnst at a white oak a corner of Oeorgo
Vance's land, tuenco by land ot John Kllno bouth
33 uvgrees west go pcrche.itoapost, tliciico bouth
do uegreej cast 07 perches to a white oak down.
thenco south 35 degrees west 81 perches to btones,
tuenco uy lands now or laloot Michael llowcr
souiu 43 degrees eat Ul and 4d0 perches to stones,
thence wuth 51 degrees east 131 perches to stones,
thooce north llvu degrees west flfty.four perchep,
tnonco nnruiso aegieeseastlio perches, thenoo
north S' degreed wtet 60 perches, thenco north 15
degrees west 188 and 810 perches to the coiner ot
fleorgo Vance's tana, theuco by the samo west I'M
ri-rvm'a 10 me place or ueginning, containing
170 AJKES,
more or Iosjv on which aro orected
A. House, Barn
anil necessary out buildings.
TKltMS 01 HALE. Ten per cent, 61 ono-fotuth
01 mo purcnaso money shall bo paid at tho strlk.
ing aown ot mo property, one-fourth If . tho te
per com, at the continuation absolute and tho ro.
inatntng three-fourths In ono year from contlrma.
vion mat with intorcst from that date.
HKNUV V, OMAN,
eeiM L'Kocutor.
tt Ct C A month anJ
uoiiuior 3 llvo young
rf.Jf . "n,n orladle-i, in each county. AdJrwu
I . miLKlt X CO., l'hlladflihlu, I'u.
October iimw ' 'a
II T TI CC-'hetles, il designs), Some.
3r . , -"t'lug ki1 uullcHl ou receipt
W eeiiu Iu btuinpi. lIKUt-NI! CO. 1', O. Ilox
I W7, N. .
October 19-tw d
It IckM-Croop.
On Wi'diieml.iy, of last week Mr. .1, I. M.
1 licks of Bloomsburg was wedded lo Miss
Suo V. ( roop, eldest daughter of A, 1).
Croop, of Brlarcrcek. Tho ceremony was
performed by Bey. .1. O. Woodruff, of
Wllkcs-Burrc, There were upwards of
onu hundred and fifty Invited guests, who
wero well ncconunodnted and much pleased
with tho nhiindnnt repast furnished by tho
bride's parents. Tho presents wcro numer
ous nnd consisted of general articles of use
fulness. "BUSINESS NOflCliST
IVienmatic Syrup Q
Butler, N. Y., April 11, 1882.
Gentlemen I wish to acknowledge tho
great benefit I received from tho use of
your Bhciimattc Syrup. I wns sick for
somo time, nnd under the doctor's care,
with what ho called tho liver complaint
and rheumatism In my back nnd Shoulders.
Could find nothing to relieve mo until I
commenced taking Bhciimatlc Syrun. Af
ter taking one bottlo I could feel a decided
improvement. I continued its uso ft short
time and It cured inc. 1 most cheerfully
recommend It to any allllctcd In llko man
ner. Mrs. V. II. Hoe.
WANT OP FAITH.
If C. A. Klclni, tho Druggist, docs not
succeed It is not for tho want of faith. Ho
has such faith Iu Dr. Bosauko's Cough and
Luna svrun as a remedy forCouirhs. Colds.
Consumntioii. aud Luiil' Affections, that ho
gives u bottlo free to cat h and every ono who
is 111 need 01 n medicine ot tins Kind.
July 13.cow
CELKnitATKt) WlitB lMtODL'OT OF NEW JKIMBY
Tho best wine In the country, that receiv
ed the highest premium nt the Centennial,
Is Spoor's Port Grape Wine which has be
come a celebrated product of Now Jersey.
This vine nnd his P. J. Brandy aro used by
physicians everywhere, who rely upon them
ns the purest to bo had. It Is unsurpassed
for weakly females, and old peoplo. For
sale by C. A. Klclm, Bloomsburg, Pa.
boo a woman In another column, near
bpecr's Vineyard, picking grapes from
M.hl.l, 3nn..ra D.trt fir.,.,.. Wl.w. la mln
1...... u.i.vi u l lm b uiitjib .iiiiu ta t.iativ;
that Is so highly esteemed by tho. medical
profession, for the uso of invalids, weakly
persons anil 111c ugcd.
Sold by C. A. Ivlelm, Bloomsburg.
sept 2'My
(Telegram from Gov. Hoyt.)
HAiiitisnmto Pa., May 29, 1882.
To Druggist Phelps, Scranton, Pu.i
Please send me by express two bottles of
your Bhciimatlc Elixir.
Hknuv M. Hott,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
For sale at Hcndcrsliott's Pharmacy,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Furmlncton, 111. Dr. M. T. Gamblcsays;
1 prescribe nrown's iron Hitters in my
practice and it gives satisfaction."
convincino.
The pioof of the pudding is not in chew
Ine the strine, but in havinc nn onuortunl-
ty to test 1110 urticie direct, u. A. lilelin.
10 Drueclst. has a free trial bottle of Dr.
Bosauko's Couch and Luntr Svrun for each
ami every one who is mulcted wun uougus,
i oius, Astiima, consumption or any i.ung
collection. jiuyu.eow
"A UKLKllllATF.I) UA8C."
It seems probable thatMr. Michael O'Con
nor, of Galesburg, III., Is not related to the
celebrated Charles O'Connor. Ho savs
Samaritan iVmine cured mo of dyspepsia
anu generaiy ueuiuty."
OAUSK AND EFFECT.
At times symptoms of indigestion arc
present, uneasiness ot the stomach, ivc, a
moisture llko perspiration, producing itch
ing ut nignt, or when one is warm, cause
tho Piles. Tho effect is immediate relief
upon the application of Dr. Basanko's Pile
itemeiiy, wliicli costs you but 0U cents and
Is sold by O. A. Klclm. July 13-cow
Ladies nnd nil sufferers from neuralgia,
hysteria, and all kindred comiiltilnts. will
iiuu without n rival lirowit's iron Hitters.
NO OltKASK 101! HIM.
hen Greece her knees Gtecee her
knees Grecco her knees." stammered an
LMiibarassed school.bov. fonrettimr the next
uno 01 111s rcctiauon. "i nereis no occa
sion to greaso anybody's knees," shouted
1110 teacher, "uo and study your piece.'
tenner is mere occusion 10 greaso your
iiuir. rarKers iiair isaisam is all 1 10
dressing you want. Bcstores tho
original gloss and color to gray or fad-
.'ii nair. i-iocs not sou tuc linen ; not a
lye : good for the scalp ; prevents fulling:
UIH.
uuuur, wnuuiMiNU uuuuii una even
Asthma iminfdiateu relieved hv Ae.kr's
hnglislt llcniedy. bold under guarantee
uyj. 11. ivinporis, druggist.
UVKIIVIIODY KNOWS It.
When you have the Itch. Salt Bheum.
Gulls, or buln Krupttons of any kind, uud
the Piles, that you know without beiiur
told of it. C. A. Ivlelm. the ilniirulst. wl
sell you Dr. Bosauko's l'ilo llemcdy for 00
cents, which aiiorus immediate relict, and
is a sure cure for either of tho above diseas
es. July 0-eow
Thoiich numerous cuuses mav onorute to
turn iiiu nair gray, nil mat is needed to ro-
storo tho natural color is Hull's Vegetable
Sillciunllalr Bcnewcr. For moro than
twenty years Us snlen have been enormous.
hut welhavo yet to learn of Its llrst liailure.
Tho Phclii's Rheumatic Kllxlr for melius
always uctcd liku u charm. I think this
fall it cut short a severe attack of Bheuma
usm. i can enuorse mo remedy either us
11 preventive or cure. ours Truly,
AlltS. U. W. l'ALMKlt,
Glenburii. I'a
(Notb. Mrs. G. W. Palmer is the moth.
crof Hon. Iloiiry V. Palmer, of Wilkes
liarrc, l'a., ex-btate Attorne'
1'enna. )
For sale at llendershott's Pharmacy.
iiiwuutsuurg, i il,
m 1 11 . "
1 UU-V T TOK , WEIiTj " Tho stomach Is
out of order ; neglected, this means chronic
uyspepsia. iou should take Acker's Dys
pepsia Tablets nnd avoid H1I3 terrible ills-
eusc. soul uy J. 11, lvlunorls. druirulst.
OAUKS OF MFE.
As wo como to them thev aro received.
borne with, nnd passed over with no more
tliuu u thought, If wu uro in tho ciilovment
ui iieaiiu, urn 11 8111100111: wun riles or
sklu dlsenso of uny kind they niairnifv a
l......lHn.l fl.l r , I-,-!.-. ," .
iiuiuiiuu luiu, u. iv, iviciiu, iiiu uruggisi,
has Dr. Bosauko's Pile Bemcdy which Is an
nbsoluto cure for any nll'ectlon of tho kind
aim is sum ior oucenis. juiy lu-eow
OAUSK OF I'AIHIIIK.
Want of confidence uccouuts for half of
tho business failures of to-day. C. A.
Klclm, the Druggist, Is not liable to fall for
mo want 01 commence in ur. JSojar.ko's
Cough and I.ung Byrtip, for he gives away
11 bottlo free to nil who are siilteriug with
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Consumption nud
all directions ot tlio t hroat and liungs.
July 0-eow
LADIK3 SHOULD llllMBMBKIt, a beautl.
nun complexion results ironi using Acker's
Blood Kllxlr. Sold by J. II. Klnpoits,
lllllgm?!, UV
ANDliKW Ill'SMONIl'ri 1'lUISKS.
Deau Silt I lay on mv side for four lone
months without any relief unt'l I commen
ced taking Phelp's Bheumatio Kllxlr, It
is tuo uest medlcliiu I ever used. To-day
is tho best day I havo seen Iu twelve
months. 1 tiianu you anil God Alml
nun to no onu oiso ior my relict. 1 havo
lived und ilonu publiu bushiest in Geneva.
for the lust twenty years, therefore
nave many uciiuuintances that call around
and see mo daily and to ask about Phelp's
Kllxlr tor thcmsvlvus or for somo of their
friends. I prulso it highly. You do the
talking and sign my naiiio as my tongue
uuuiu uui iiu 11 justice.
Aniiubw Dksmunii, Grocer.
Geneva, April 10, 1883.
For sale at llendershott's Pliurmacy,
JIIJUIUBWIII, III.
Fort btevenson, Dakota Tor, Bov,
James McCnrty says : "Brown's Iron Bit
ters cured me ut severe dyspepsia."
j A DMINIVTRATOB'S NOTICK,
ESTATE OF Sl'SANNAlI K. HAWK, LATli OF MAIN
j TOWNbllll' IIECKAHUI),
Letter of administration Iu tlio estate ot Kus-
annau l. llawk lulo ot Main township, Columbia
j eouiuy i'a., dx'oasw, Mate been grauted by tho
I luniMu ui nam euuiiiyiuu, a. Miuuum, Ail'UlMls
trulor. All permns having claims uirulnsl said
estate an) reUOled to pument thuin for seltlo
incut uud tliiho indebted to tho s.11110 to make
liayuiciittoiliounderslguol administrator with-
UUb uuiay.
J. A. hllDM AN.
Kept, iilst
Adudnlstrator.
Rheumatic
SYRUP,
The Greatest Blood Purifier Known!
Rheumatism Cured.
Scrofula Cured,
TOUT 11YRON, V. V., Kid). SO, '84.
Ilhmnwtto Hvnljt cu.t
1 had Mt n doclerlnir for threo
Itocim.nmt. N. V.. Anr. oth. '8.1.
flRNTH 1 haTO lxrn a rrro.1t
surferer from ItlioiuniUlnin lor six
1'Parn, and lieurliiKot tho stu'cos
!nrfour)Mrs,Nltli
oi iiiiriiinauc Nvnip I ennciuiim
lo giro It a trltl In lav own cu.hp,
arm I cliwrfnlly rniyllintl luvu
Im-cii (frefttly bonentttrl liy Its Use.
Biuinn, lur w nu iiin, im khmu ujui
cd It, hut found nn lellof Until I
roinmcmxn mKinir
After tklntr It ft
i uiui warn wuu rniiru irniiutn
from nnln. and mvircncrrti health
my Kiirpn-w, 11. iH'fftin ui ut-ip iuu
ConltnulDff Its tlio ft few wecfcH,
1 found myself oh well ns ever.
As a Mnod purlllcr, 1 think It has
no ciiinL
JlltS. WILLIAM 8T11ANO.
U very much Improved. It li a
splendid remedy for the blood
ami dcbllltnUHl awti-m,
E. Ul IN.11l.lt I'AUK, .M. J).
UanttfUrtnrraint MEU.r.TIC 8V1WI'
(0. B. MBim,
DEALER IN
FFigm audi Moment ia
WINES AND
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
MARKETREP0RTS.
BLOO.MSBUUO MA1UCET.
Wheat per bushel M.07
Uvo " TO
Corn, " k, .ra
Oats " " 35
v our ner barrel .n.... s.50
Cloversocd ,
lutlor j- 25
KZIH 21
Tallow , ,, .oh
rotatoes 40
nnea Apples .c
Hams .1 11
sides Shoulders 11
Chickens 11
Turkeys :,i H
i.uru per pouuu ,i
Hay per ton . ,1310
iieeiwaie .... 25
Buckwheat dower per ino , 151
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUAllLK
Ileal 13silc!
In pursuance ot nn order of tho Orphans' Cturt
ot Columbia county, Pennsylvania, tho under
signed administrator ot Anna WolUver, late of
Madison township In said county, deceased, will
sell at public salo oa the prcmlte.3 on
WEDNKSDAY, OCTOBEK 31st, 18S3.
At ono o'clock, p. m., tho following tracts pt
valuable real estate, viz :
Thoilrst thereof sltuato In Madison township,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed as follows : linaiN'N'INO at a post on the
bank ot Fishing creek and running thenco south
thirty and a half degrees west ono hundred nnd
ittty and eight-tenth perches to tho bank of )e.
inott's creek, thenco down tho somo by Its several
courses ono hundred and sixty-four and eliht.
tenth perches to a post ono nnd nlno-tcnth per
ches from a beech tree on tho bank of Fishing
creek aforesaid, thenco up tho samo by Its several
courses two hundred and eighty and five-tenth
perches to tho post, the placo 1 ot beginning, con
taining strict measure.
The hecond thereof bltuate In Madison township.
Columbia county Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed as follows: 11EOINNIXO at a' chestnut
oak adjoining lands ot Jacob llemott and John
Hcndershott, and running thenco south by lands
of Hcndcrshott and others sixty and one-halt de
grees east two hundred and nlno perches to a
hemlock and lands of Krastus Hendershot and
l'htllp Miller, thenco north twenty-nlno and one
half degrees east fourteen and boven-tenth per
ches to a post, thenco south sixty and ono halt de
grees east sevcnty-tlvo perches to a hemlock,
thenco .north twenty-eight nnd one half degrees
east ten perches (crossing tho creek) to a po-t,
thenco up the creek by various courses and distan
ces, being nortli, threo hundred and foitr-ono
and four-tenths perclicK to a post on the bank of'
creek, thenco south by land ot Jacob Demott
twelvo degrees west sixty perches and two-tenths
to the chestnut 0.1k tho placo of beginning, con
tulnlug S1 AISES
and 111 ty-four porches strict measure.
Tho llrst abovo mentioned tract of land Is the
homestead farm of tho said decedent situate near
LycrUrovc, about olghty-avo acre or which U
cleared and In a good stato ot cultivation, Is con
venient to churches, schools, mills and market. It
has a two Htory rrame dwelling house, with
kitchen and out buildings, nnd well ot good wator
nt the door, a good fraino barn and stable, with
wagon sued, corn enn and other convenient build
lngs, with good well of water In tho barn ; It has
a story and a half tenant
HOUSE, AND BARN
therewith! with fruit trees, Ac, and all in good
condition. Tho part In wood has a great deal of
good and valuable timber.
Tho second above mentioned tract of land Is all
wood land, containing a largo iprantlty ot gcod
nnd valuablo timber ot diUcrcut kinds plno, honv
lock, oak, poplar, Ac. ; It adjoins the llrst pleco
nnd U alike near to market aud other advantages!
It Is nearly all level bottom land.
TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of the one
fourth or tho purchase money to bo paid at tho
striking down ot tho property; tho ono-lourth less
the ten per cent, at ths counrmatloa ot sale; and
tha remaining thres-fourthi In ono year there
after, with interest from connrmatlon iilsl.
Purchaser to pay for tho dctd.
Possession wilt bo given on the first day of April
ISM, upon thu purchase money being properly be.
cured. WILLIAM KUAMl'It.
Administrator.
Octs ts Uloomsburg, I'a.
TIIK MUU0UVNT TAILOIt,
AND llliM.KIt IN'
Gents' Furnishing Goods
OF l'VUltY DIX'ItllTIOS,
5
II
Ilnvitii! uiry recently oiiuni'il n new
Merchant Tiiilonn;' :inil lieiitH Pur.
iiiHliinir Cioods Store, in KNOIMI it
WINTEUSTKES'S im.U.Miir. on
Main street, whuro I um pivpatvil to
mako to oiilcr, nt slioit u-itiec, llrst
cl iss sultK of ololhiui nlwivH In tho
latest stvles nnd prices reusoiuilile
Fits guaranteed, Having It'iu-ueti how
to cut garments tq suit customers, mid
also wlint kind ol inntcvinl will give)
satisfaction, I would nsk you to plense
call and oxuiniuu tlio
BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF GOODS
Kver shown, in Cjluinb'm county,
Boforo Purchasing Elsowhoro.
Cornt'i' M iiu & Mnrktt Sis.
Aprlt 13-lyr.
Neuralgia Cured,
KillirORT, N. V MArcll it, 'St.
HhfUtntiUc Sttnifl Co. t
(isNTS-KlncoNovrmWr, IfW, I
luno birn n constant suflrrer
from neuralgia nnd lmo not
known what It wiw to ho free
from pain until I commenced tiin
uwof Kheumattc Hyrup. 1 havo
felt no pain Mnoo uslnK tlio fourth
bottle. I think It Is tho Ixnt rem
edy I nae ever hoard of for purl
fylnif thn Wood and for I ho euro
of rheumatism nnd ncurnlirla.
W. II. C1IA9B.
different pliy-
tin.
short time, to
your nym
CO., 1 rivmimlh Ave.,- lloLlirKer, y, r.
LIQUORS,
(Cmtfnttff rom Jaf utile.) ' "
How Watch Cases aro Made.
A plato of solid oold 14 Z-i0 karats
fine is soldered on each sldo of a plato of
ban! nickel composition melal, and tho
threo aro tlten passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plato tho various
part3 of tho cases backs, centers, bezcls(etc
aro cut and shaped by dies and formers.
Tho gold is thick, enough to admit of all
kinds of 'chasing, engraving, nnd engine
turning. Tho composition metal gives it
needed itrcngth, ttijncsa and solidity, whllo
the written guarantee of the manufacturers
uarranti'113 each case to wear ttrenfy years
proves that it contains all tlio gold that
can possibly bo needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many of
tlicso cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of uso without wearing through
tho gold. Dr-ntjqtn:. I-, Dec is.
I havo used one ot your Jamoa Bom' Gold Watch
Cason ror seventeen years. I bought it second-hand
tad Vnow or Its havinir been used bcroro 1 sot it,
but do not know Uav lonif. It loois pood rot ten
years longer. Wd not suspect It was a fillod case
until so inrormed by a Jeweler a short time since.
I mot chcerrully recommend S'our casts to be all
they are represented to be, and more
O. McCiumy, Dtp. bl. 1't. I"-
Sai S rl lira to Xtjitoi lTtth Cu FtrtoriM, rkllt
SilpUl, I'm IlW.lr.ud fupklet baU ba
Iuh Dom' anil kfj.loB Wilt h Caavv art Made
H le Continued.)
SANITARIUM.
Pairview Elsclropalliic Institute,
mnghamton; n. y.
Tho house Is specially fitted up for tho comfort
of invalids u J desire a pleasant and Chrbttlan
home, stands on high ground with plenty of
shade Personal attention given to every patient.
Hcctrlclty and tl.dvaulsm In their different modl
tlcatlons n speciality. Prof. Xlllls has gtvon many
years of study nnd practlco to tills branch, nnd
hundreds will testify to his skill.
send for circular, mating what paper you saw
this in. 1'ItOF. IIKNUY ' jllLLM.
Mrs. ALICE FltKNCII MILLS.
Lock llox 87. lllnghamton, N. V.
sept. T'cSiy,
CURES WHERE Alt ELSE lAllS.
TtratCnusn Hvrun. THHUseoul.
Use In time. Ha.d by druggists.
JaD -eatePia
- M a I'uHltlvi: Cure
tLM I AKMrl
A gentleman rrom
Orwell. I'a., called my
atteutlon to Ely's
cream Halm as a reine
dj tor catarrh, Hay
fever, &c. llo was so
earnest In asscrtlug Is
to to a positive cure
that I purchased a
stock:, r. F, HViTr, M.
D. Uordeutown, N. J.
Apply byllttlo
tln-
ger Into tho
nlo tho nostrils.
ny
alisorntlon tt effect
ually cleanses the na
sal passages of ca-
ItJAkY'-'FJEaVEf healthy secretion, it
nllays Inflammation, protects tho meinbmnal
linings or tho head from additional colds, com-
ucieiy ncuis mu sores anu resiorus iuo scuwi ui
asto nnd smell, llcnttlclal results nro realized by
a few uppUoallons. A thorough treatment wilt
cure. Uiiwiualisl for eolds'ln hi'.uL
Agreeablo to
use.
Send for circular, sold by druggists, lly
mall
1 SOc. a nackago stamps.
ELY HltOTIII.'ItS, Druggists, Owego.N. Y.
October tth-lw d
E. B. BROWER,
HAS FITTING tt STEAM HEATING.
DEALKU
STOVES & TIN WARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Hoof
ing nnd Spouting promptly
attended to.
restrict attention given to heating by stoain.
Corner of Main & East Sts ,
Bloomsburg;, Pa.
After Twenty Years u tlie Wronif
HI tic Lift: u "Vlrjilnlan Turns
tlie 'rnlilcH.
"How long did you say:"
Twiinty learti, I satdj 1'pto tho tlmo
I men-
Honed 1 hail Millered Irom dls
in Minereu irom uise
.iseu liver for twen.
ty years," svld Mr. H. T. Hancock, of ittclimoiiil,
0
a., null oaiuj , us ,uuui,u umiiimuk i iu.lt Uliupi-
dated section of his life. "At times I almost wish,
ed tt hud pleased l'roWdcncu to omit the liver from
tho human auatoiny,"
"Had enough twenty years ot tint sort ot
thlug," rtwpoudod a listener. "What was tho up.
shot of it?'1
"Tlio upshot was that somo tlmo ngo I went
down to hciitl's drugstore ill thoclty,and bought
ono ot IIHNso.VS CAl'l'lNU I'OHOl's l'lasTHltS,
applied it and was relieved In a leu' hours, ami
am now as sound as though my liver wero mado or
tndl iiubber."
ll.'iwm's-unllko tho old f ishloned kind of plus,
ters-nct promptly. Look for tho word I'Al'CINE,
which Is cut lu tho geuulue. 1'rlco i cents, hea
bury A' Johnson, ciiemtstH, New York
October Bth.tw d
M. C SLOAN & BB0
nhOOMSJJUJiG, PA.
Manufacturers ot
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHAETONS,
SLEIOHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &C.
FtrSt-class work always on hand,
REPAIRING NF.A TI, YDONEi
Price reduced to suit (Af timet.
HAKTMAN
HU'K9tVaT8 TlU Kgi.UtWIKU
AJIWUOAN INSUHANCK COMPANIES
North American of Philadelphia,
Franklin, ''
ivniisjlvanla, " "
Yo-k, ol lvniuyluuda.
Hanover, ot N. V.
out'uns, of IiOiidon.
Norlh llrtllsh, ot Loudon,
omeo ou Miritst dlrout, No. 8, llloomsburg,
oct. Sl.ld-ly