The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
PltlDAY, NOVUMHlilt 23, 1883.
Correct Hnllruail Time Tntilc.
Trains on tlio Philadelphia ft II. It. lciwo ttunort
as follows I 1
NORTH.
(i .K a. m.
4.00 p. m.
south.
11:11 a. m,
o.ia p. m.
Trains on tho 1). I. A V. It It. leavo llloomsburg
as follows i
KORTlf.
7:30 a. m.
10:47 n, m.
0.3(1 p. in.
SOUTH.
8S5 n. in.
Il:i5 a. m.
1:30 p. tn.
The 1IM5 train south ontiecu wlththn l'hlla.
dclphla Heading at llupcrt, nnd with tho N)r
tlicrn Central at Northumberland.
Tho 8:85 a. m. train connects at Northumberland
with tho9:8i train on Pennsylvania road, reaching
Philadelphia at 3. 15 p. in.
Tho 11il5 train connects with Philadelphia and
Heading road at ltupert at 11:5) reaching ritllndet.
phla at fl:uo p. in.
The 11:15 train connects with Pennsylvania road
at Northumberland at 1:15, reaching l'lilladelphla
017:23 p. in.
Tlio 4:30 p. m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland nt 8.05 p. m., and reaches
Philadelphia at 3:05 n. in.
Trains on tho N. & W. II.
Kerry as follows t
NORTH.
7:41 a. in.
A.3I p. m.
Hallway pan Illooin
SOUTH.
14:01 p. m.
7:07 p. m.
IMllltlc HlllCH.
Henry P. Oman, executor of George
Omiin, late of Scott township, will sell vnl.
tlnblo real estate on tlio premises, on Sat
urday, November 81th, 1883. A (arm of
170 acres. See advertisement.
51. A. Ammcrman, nrtmlnlstrntoi of John
J. Stiles, Into of FislngcrccU township, will
sell personal property on the premises on
Saturday, Doc. 1st, 1833.
See advertisement.
I'errtonul.
Mrs. M.C. Sloan is seriously 111.
Mrs. Splgclmeycr Is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Lizzie Fulton returned from the
West last Saturday.
William Torrcy, formerly of Ashland, has
moved to Abilene, Taylor county Texas,
whero lie will open a wholesale grocery bu
siness. Prof. Smith of New York, accompanied
by C. V. Scott, of Willlnmsport, visited
our public schools on Tuesday, to "assist In
Introducing a new system of drawing.
Holiday Offer.
Any person sending us five new subscri
bers to this paper with tho cash, 'will be
presented with a copy of the History of
Columbia county worth $2.50.
Any subscriber new or old can secure
the paper for one year nnd a copy of the
History of Columbia county for $3.50. This
offer Is good only until January 1st 1884.
Mrs. Thomas Chrisman died on Tuesday
morning, after a long Illness.
Tho Phllologian Society will hold a re
union at Normal Hall, on Thursday even
Ing November 29th.
John Watmmakcr's boxed writing pa
pers at the Columuiaji store. Call and sec
them.
Kev. Dr. Monroe has invited Ent Post, Q.
A. It. to attend the Methodist church on
Thanksgiving day.
Horace F. Lute of Wilkesbarre was mar
ried on Wednesday to Miss Katie Kelly of
Tunkhannock.
The "Jersey Shirt!" The Jersey Shirt!
Fine underclothing. A full line at David
Lowenbcrg's.
Itopes are being placed at the Normal
School windows for fire escapes, in accor
dance with the recent act of Assembly.
Fine visiting cards with name printed
on, 20, 25, 30 nnd 40 cents per pack of 25
cards, at the Columbian ofllce.
Tho new school house recently built In
Ccutralia is a great improvement to that
town.
A free night school has been opened In
Mt. Carmcl. Ashland expects to follow
her rival town.
Tlio sanitarluM will not be sold as ad
vcrtiscd, tho Ualdy executions against A.
L. Turner having been paid by Dr. Shat
tuck. Do not engage your Christmas presents
before seelug the lino of fine goods that
will shortly bo opened at tlio Coi.umiuan
store.
Samuel Hazledlne, the proprietor of tlio
Eyer's Grove Hotel has treated It to a coat of
paint and otherwise improved It In nppear-
auce. An evidence of success.
Superintendent John I'lalr, who was shot
at Mill Hollow, Luzerne county, on Satur
day night by tlio noted rulllan, Dentils
Keller, died In great agony on Monday.
Jurymen nnd others who hnvo business
at court will timl It to their Interest to call
on Win. llecrs, South corner of Main and
West streets, liloomsburi;. Pa., for their
bourdlng and lodging. Wm. Ukkhs,
The
Hat."
latest style of soft hat, the "Knox
Fedo ra Fedo ra Fed o ra
Tho hat of the season at Lowcnberg'n.
Both tho newspaper offices of Slienan.
doali were destroyed by the recent lire,
The Newt had no Insurance. The Herald
was Insured for about onc-hnlf. Tho latter
will be reissued immediately.
From a curd of the editor of tho Milton
Arytu, dated November 12th, we learn that
II. W. Kahler Is no longer employed on
that miner. Ho was with Mr. Smith for
.
the past two years.
A new song entitled "With her alone,"
has appeared. Tho words were written by
E. A. Nlven and the music by S. H, tfpeck,
both of Wllkcsbarro. The piece Is dedlcat-
cd to Miss Adele F. Search of Shickshlu-
y.
The lecture bv Maior S. P. Hanley this
Friday evening nt tho Opera house Is high.
y commended by thoso who nave iienni n,
nnd tho attendance should bo largo. Tho
proceeds are for tho benefit of Ent Post.
There Is much satisfaction In advertising
for such a well known nnd rellablo firm as
Geo. P. Howell &Co.of Now ork city.
When tho contract is completed a prompt
remlttanco Is always imule without any
quibbling.
Bt. John's Lutheran church In Mllllin.
vllle, Columbia county, Pa., will bo dedl.
catcd on December 2nd, 1833. Prominent
ministers from abroad will bo present to
deliver addresses. All arc cordially In
vltcd to attend.
On Friday morning, November 10th, tho
temperature had fallen to 20 degrees
above zero. From our exchanges wo
learn that In Dakota It had fallen to 80 de
trees below zero. In Canada and northern
New York biiow fell lo tho depth of 18
Inches. Tho cold wave must have been
felt all over tho country.
Concert.
Prof. Kites' Orchestra nnd mnln i-u.
wilt give a musical entertainment nt Nor.
innl Hall on Friday cvenlmr. Nov. IlOtli.
The programme will consist of Instrumen
tal and Vocal music, Including solos,
duetts, nnd a chorus of 87 voices. It will
bo a rriro. treat, nnd nil those who enjoy
good musle should not fall to attend. The
prlco of ndmlsston Is 25 cents.
Call nnd sco tho new stock of hats soft
nd stiff Just received at David 1 .Owen.
berg's.
Notice to Tax Coi.i.sotoiis. An Act of
tho Legislature nnd npproved Juno 2nd
1891, (sco Pamphlet laws patto 45.rcnu!rcs
tax collectors, township and borough offi
cers to make returns of seated nnd unseat
ed lands to tho County Commissioner's on
or before the first dav of .Innunrv m-xt.
Lands upon which no property can bo
found from which to take taxes from, those
who fall to make returns by sald.dny will
be held for such loss. Taxes so returned
becomo a lien against tho property so re
turned. Wo havo blanks on which these
returns are to bo made nnd will furnish
thcin upon nppllcntion of collctcors.
Jons II. Casey, Corn's, Clerk.
Coin's ofllce, Nov. 1st. 1833. nov lfl.tf
Make 820 for ClirlMtmnH,
Tho publishers of Uutledge'i Monthly offer
twelve valuable rewards In their ifonthty for
December, among which Is the following s
We will give 20,00 to the person telling
us how many verses thero are containing
hut three words each In tho Old Testament
Scriptures by December 10th, 1883. Should
two or more correct answers bo received,
the reward will bo divided. The money
will be forwarded to tho winner December
15th, 1833. Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents In silver (no postage
stamps taken) with their answer, for which
they will receive tho January Monthly, In
which the name and address of tho winner
of tho reward and tho correct answer will
be published, and In which several more
valuable rewards will he offered. Address
Hcri-EDOKPunusiuso CoMPASY,Easton, Pa.
Paper bags, all sizes, square and satchel
bottom, at tho Coluuman store.
Centre MoleH.
Kev. Horning Is holding protracted
meeting at Fowlersville In the M. E.
church.
There will be a Union Thanksglvlug
Sermon at the Hidlay church, November
20th, 1883, at 10 o'clock, n. m.
There has been several moving in Centre
Simon Sltlcr moved from E. II. Little's
place tn Scott, to his father-in-law's, Hen
ry Delonc, where he will remain. Also
Samuel Keller moved from the farm be
longing to Recce Fairman to tint of E. II.
Little.
We are sorry to learn that Elizabeth
Itucklo is going to leave our community.
Slio has been living with Henry Dclong
sixteen years, and has always been a faith
ful servant nnd neighbor. Hut we hope
she will not foreet to pay us a visit occa
sionally.
James Hidlay spent Saturday and Sun
day in Centre with his cousins.
II. V. White was in attendance nt tho
Hidlay Union Sabbath school on Sunday
last. II. V. likes to visit the school and
sec his old acquaintances.
W. G. Crevcling made a call nt tho Hid
lay school on Friday last. "Gcucral"
seems Jto bo quite strange among his old
schoolmates.
Miss Maggie Hlppensteel was the guest
of Miss Anna B. Hngcnbuch Sunday last
Miss Ervin, of Danville, is visiting Mrs.
George and Miss Ida Hagcnbuch.
Estkk Nous.
Fur collars, fur gloves, caps, fine sealskin
caps, skating, drawing and all the novelties
can he found at D. Lowenbcrg's.
Illicit Horn itciuH.
Mr. Isaac G. Pursel and lady havo been
visiting friends in Jersey.
Mrs. G. W. Hartmau Is visiting at Nan
ticoke.
Miss Kate Everlv has returned from a
visit at Blossburg.
Mr. John Deccnroto was visited by his
sister of Philadelphia last week.
Mr. F. P. Harris of Woodstown recently
spent a couple of days' at his old home in
this town. Come again, Frank, nnd stay
longer.
Miss Adda Hartmau now of Bloomsburg,
spent Sunday at her home in this town ac
companied by Miss Attn McIIcnry, of Still
water. .Miss Cal. Hartman Is vlsttlng at Schuyl
kill Haven.
Mr. John Appleman Is roofing a number
of Ids building wltli slate. ISO more
shingles for John.
Mr. II. W. Appleman claims he has the
boss mill for cleaning clover nnd timothy
seed. ll'.ii his own invention.
We are clad to seo Anna Vnnllew of
Light Street on our street.
Avery Interesting Memorial service of
Martin Luther, was held In the Lutheran
Church on Sunday Eve. Conducted by
Hovs. Sharretts and Mortimer.
Threo sons of Daniel Brobst purchased
what Is kuowu as tho Hartman farm two
miles nbovo town lor $3500.
Council lrocceclliif.
Adjourned meeting of council was
on Monday November 19th.
held
Mr. Hartman on behalf of the committee
on tho sale of the town park reported hav
ing seen Mr, Waller and tho latter thought
it would be n mistake for the town to sell
the park. But, if the town council, citi
zens and tax-payers thought best to sell It,
ho would take it at tho proposed two
thousand dollars; but that lie would like
to havo some time forrellcctlon on the mat
ter.
In tlio matter of sewerage, county survey1
or Neyhard submitted a report, In which ho
states that the pipes should bo from 5 to 10
Inches, of Terra Cotta slip glazed vltrilled
pipe. All laterals to bo 4 Inches, except
hotels which might bo 5 Inches. Tho pro.
nosed route to be from Normal School
down to Market St. Down .Market to 0th
out Oth to Iron nnd from thence to the Sus
nuehanua river. Tho estimated cost to be
about ijlSOO.
Tho president uppolnted Messrs. Moycr
and Hartman as committee to procure rlgh
of way on sower under canat. Also L. E,
Waller and Wm. Itabb to procure right 0
way from canal to tho river.
Secretary Instructed to correspond with
parties to procure prices of different sizes
of Terra Cotta pipe,
Tho following resolution was unaiilmou
adopted 1
Resolved. That tho town engineer bo uu
thorlzcd to take the levels of tho streets of
the town to find its tonosrniihy for lateral
sewers In connection with tho malnewer,tho
location of which has already been adopted
ami that not less man ow ue uevnicu an
nually hereafter for the construction lateral
sewers on such streets until tho town sower
system bo completed.
On motion Messrs, Sterling and Hasscrt
were appointed a committee to solicit sub
scriptlons for the sewer system.
Building permits were granted to Charles
Krug and T. B. Miller.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday Nov. 23.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,
I'n II l-'imlilou Quarterly.
Send IS cents to Strawbrtdgc & Clothier,
for tho Autumn Quarterly 120 pages 1000
Illustrations ; 42 valuable articles on sub
ccts of Interest tn ladles I also, n dress
makers' page. Every description of dry
goods illustrated nnd priced, for shoppers
by mall. Tho music by W. W. Gilchrist,
tho celebrated composer, is nlono worth
double the prlco of the book. Yearly sub
scription, CO cents 25 cents for six
months. Subscribe now nov 2-0t
Tho stock of overcoats for little boys new,
neat, and nice; call and see them nt Low.
enbergs.
Notice Is hereby given to the bondhold
ers of tho Bloomsburg Stato Normal School
that upon presentation of tho bonds nil In-
tercst duo up to September 1st, 1833, will
bo paid by H. J. Clark, Treasurer, at tho
store of II. J. Clark & Son, Bloomsburg,
Pa. You will obllgo by presenting same
before December 1st, 1883.
II. J. Claiik,
nov 0-!!t Treasurer.
A Happy Event,
On tho evening of November 7th, tho
residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frances linn-
an, In Madison, was thronged with
guests to witness tho marriage of Miss V.
Torello Farnsworth of Morcland, nnd Mr.
John M. Chambcrlln of Pino Summit i
Ilev. II. C. Munro pronounced the happy
pair husband and wife. After the con
gratulations tho party proceeded to tho
dining-room and were seated at n table
which was extraordinary In tho quality,
quantity and variety of Its contents. This
appy nnd Important occasion will be one of
tho plcnsant recollections of a life time.
May peace nnd happiness be theirs nil
nlong tho journey of life.
The following U n list of presents which
the bride received : Mrs. .Margaret Farns-
worth, quilt j Mr. nnd Mrs. It. W. Lyons,
one clock : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tlllev. sil
ver teapot, one dozen silver table nnd tea
spoons ; Miss Mel. Farnsworth, linen ta
ble spread j Mrs. Julia Runyan, set glass
ware: Francis Itunvnn. a cows Huilev
Itunyan, glass soap dish ; Jamie Itunynn,
comb case ; Maggie and Hodman Tilley,
majolica butter dishes -, Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
A. Chambcrlin, 25 yards carpet, counter
pane, blankets, quilt nnd glass dish ; Miss
Maggie Chambcrlln, chair cushion ; Miss
Luella Chambcrlln, one-half dozen ten
spoons j Maggie Farnsworth, book of
poems j Mrs. S. Sidlcr, linen table cloth ;
Mr. and Mrs. B. Barkley, parlor lamp and
shade ; Dr. Fruit and wife, glass pitcher,
onc-half dozen goblets, silver pickle fork j
Dr. Swisher and wife, counterpane and
towels j Mr. Charles Bomboy, parlor lamp;
Mrs. Maggie Bomboy, glass fruit dish;
Miss Joanna Moore, pair towels ; Lavina
Moore, pair vases ; Mr. John Moore, pota
to.masbcr and rolling pin ; Miss Ilegina
Bote, glass pitcher; Miss Sade Allen, fan
cy pin cushion; Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd
Phillips, glass cake dish and celery stand ;
Mrs. Hazeldinc, set glassware ; Mrs. Cox,
glass fruit stand ; Mrs. Jane Shoemaker,
one dozen Individual salt cups ; Mrs, C.
Gordner, pair towels ; Mrs. Mary Purscll,
one dollar.
One op the Quests.
A fun line ot pocket books and purses
for ladies or gentlemen just opened nt the
Coi.umiuan store.
Ccutralia Letter.
On account of tho large quantity of gas
in Continental slope, caused by the mine
locomotive, tlte men were compelled to
stop work on Thursday.
Michael Laughlln, n miner employed at
Ccutralia colliery, had his head and shoul
ders very badly cut by n blast, on Wednes.
day.
George Schaum, of Dark Corner, while
out gunning a few days ago, rested the
barrel of his gun on his foot and by some
accident or other the gun went off, shat
terlng his foot considerably nnd taking off
his big toe. This should be a lesson for
tho numerous gunners In our town, to
handle their guns a little more carefully.
The lower part of North Ashland slope
closed in on Thursday. No serious dam
age was caused.
James Joyce, another young man who
spent seven years In tho West, returned
home last week. Judging from appear
ance, James, the western climate agrees
with you.
The Sheriff was in town last- week and
arrested "Polish Jake" for selling without
license. Jake says he Is tired of Ccutralia
anyhow, and Is perfectly satisfied to spend
the winter in the county scat.
On Saturday the employees of Ccntrnlla
Logan, Continental and Troutman collcrics
received lliclr wages for October. Quite a
large number of our men nnd boys were
drunk in tho evening; outside of this every
thing was very quiet.
Joseph Uarncr, founder, or Ashland, re
cciveu 1110 contract to lurmsn the new
school building with stoves.
On Tuesday evening a party of Poles
and Hungarians who were burned out In
Shenandoah, made their way to Ccutralia
They were a pitiful lot of people, all they
possessed after the fire was a small bundlo
of clothing. They were directed to somo
Polish dwellings where they were shelter.
ed for the night. Next morning they left
for Montana.
Mr. Heed of Ilazleton was nwurded tho
contract to drive tho two tunnels at Con
tlnental colliery.
On Sunday morning the exercises of the
"Forty hours Devotion" were commenced
In St. Ignatius' church, nt High Mass by
Kev. Kummcrant. In the evening the
llev. Patterson of Ashland, delivered
sermon, subject: " 1 ho sinner's prcsump
tlon nf God's Grace." On Monday evening
Itev. McMnnus preached on "Tho Occa
slons of Sin," Tho church was literally
packed both evenings. Thoso who camo
late had to stand outside.
As announced, the citizens nnd respect
Ivo committees convened In tho old school
house building to report tho amounts re
celved from Ccntralia's generous contribu
tors for tho Shenandoah sufferers, which
was as follows ;
Art. collected by Hughes & riynn,
" " " Jlurnhy Davis.
I 71 CO
103 to
31 50
ii 01
met) a uuinier, .von-
Amt. collected by Kress Walsh,
' " " Kelly, inside foreman Io
can colliery.
8!3 50
Amt. collected by Lake, outside foreman
Logan colliery.
Amt collected by Williams, lusljo foreman
00 60
114 00
S7 00
S3 00
1CJ 00
Amt. collected by silver, outsldo foreman
Ccutralia colliery,
Amt. collected by Whltnker, Hazlo Dell col-
llery.
Amt. collected by Troutman Jones, Mor
ris Hldgo
Ainu collected at Continental colliery,
116 00
No report from North Ashland colliery
yet, which will be close nu a hundred dol
lars. In noting tho good work done by
tho collectors, wo mention the name of
Edward Reese, our public-spirited citizen
who always gives his valuable assistance
in luuds and cuectlvo work lor every
noble and deserving cause. All did their
utmost for their nlllictcd brethren, and re
quest that tho money bo distributed In the
best possible way to aid tho needy poor,
Foil Sale t A Untiring mill, with latest
Improved machinery. Good locality nnd
near market, For further Information,
luiurcss, rosTUABTKii, uuyuuni, i,uzcrno
county. I'u.. nov 0-,1w
llcnloii JSolt-H I
It looks as though Mr. Hess of tho Ex
change Hotel was going to repair his sldo
walk, Judging front the lumber piled
nlong side of It. We trust others will follow
ult.
Horse taming has become quite popular
In this place on Sunday.
I think McIIcnry & Carey's sates of fur
niture will ho exceeding Urge In the spring.
Maltcrs seem to bo progressing rapidly.
Judging from tho crowds going In nnd
out at J. J. Mctlcnry'fl, there's the cheap
centre for general merchandise. His stocks
cannot bo surpassed,
Wm. Patterson, tho popular miller, Is
doing n thriving business. Hls'buckwlieat
Hour cannot be beaten In tho state.
Samuel Krtckbaum Intends moving to
Lnlrdsvlllc. where he will carry on tho fur
niture and undertaking business.
There ought to bo an Importation of old
maids" to this placo so our old bachelors
can have a picking choice. There Is too
much growling over tho few that are here.
L. P. Crosslcy has resumed work In his
now shop on West street.
Appleman & McIIcnry are getting up
some very handsome sleighs. We notice
several already completed. They arc anx.
lous that Vennor predicts plenty of snow.
School opened for tho winter with a pret-
ty fair attendance, Miss Cora Kceler teach
ing the primary department nnd Mr. J.
Wlnlcy advanced department.
A new choir Is needed very much on the
hill, or the old ono hunted up. Tho sing
hit; was very poor last Sunday evening,
Mr. Klntcr Is not suflhlcnt for the task. If
he preaches, that's enough, not saying but
that he can sing, but good singing used to
be this church's characteristic; perhaps on
account of the recent change in tho weath
er somo were suffering from bad colds ?
Hcacock the post master ought to nrrange
couches for thoso fellows that so anxiously
awnlt the arrival of the mall every evening
or have some hooks placed In the comers
to hang them upon. I stumble over them
every night, not that I am one of the num
ber.
Jumiio.
OrniiKCvlllc ItcniH.
Buy. J. W. Green preached a very able
sermon In the M. K. Church last Sunday
evening to a large and attcntlvo audience.
The past few days of pleasant .weather
has had its effect in affording lots of busl-
dess for our merchants.
Mr. Levi llippenstccl and wife of Kan
sas, arc visiting menus ana relatives in
this placo and vicinity.
Hiram Ammcrman, brother of Dr. C.
W. Ammcrman, lef here on Monday last
for his home in Nebraska.
Major Vance has just returned from
quite an extended visit through the west
ern stntcs. Tho Major has a very good
opinion of the west.
Mr. B. Hayman ot Turbottvllle was the
guest of G. P. Stlncr nnd others last week.
Miss Maria ivmney ot Wanticoke, is vis
iting her sister Mrs. It. Bellis of our town.
Our enterprising furniture dealer, T. V.
Conner, Is nbout associating Jacob Hess
with him in ids business. Success to you
rommy.
Wm. Hughes of Huzleton. was visiting
his mother and other relatives about our
town last week.
Stephen Johnson has been falling quite
rapidly with pulmonary nffcctlon. We
shall feel glad to learn of his getting better
soon.
C. M. Cooke our tonsorial artist knows
just how to please his many patrons
Charlie can give as good a shave, as Bar
her ever gave.
Tho Bon Ton Itestaurant, Hiram Cole
man proprietor, serves oysters in every
style, and in the best 6tylc. If you want a
good stew try him.
Messrs. Lllley & Sleppy had their ro.tu
horse cllnncd last week. It changes the
appearance of Billy very much.
Tho swell that went from this place to
Bloomsburg last Sunday n week ago to see
his duck was mortified to find she had ta'
ken a pleasure trip with a rival. Young
man, the ways ot the lover arc not always
through clover.
J. W. Lllley and G. B. Mellick started
last Tuesday morning to the North Moun
tain for deer. Jim always brings home
venison even if lie has to buy It.
Mr. B. Covanhovan and A. It. Patterson
have returned homo from their deer hunt
ing. They think that fat pork is good
enough for anybody.
Wm. Bodiuo is putting tho finishing
touches on C. W. Ammermnn's house. It
takes Billy to do a good job of painting
nnd ho does it ?'
Sleppy and Boss had a pheasant hunt on
Monday last. They bagged lots of gome
but on official reports the game is still nt
largo in Crouse's hollow.
Jim and John paid a visit to Mr. lteeder
at Catawlssa on Sunday last. They report
a very enjoyable time.
X. Y. Z. has just learned that the young
firm of Flcckensllne & DoWitt intend dis
solving their partnership next spring.
Orangcvllle can boast of as good meat
market as thero Is In the county. You can
always find what you want at Mears'
Mr. It. Fister sold to F. M. Whltmlre
last week, a young Aldemcy cow twenty-
one months old, for seventy-five dolars.
Severnl attempts of the young misses of
our town to get up an oyster social so fur
has been an entire failure. Say girls, nre
oyster too high, or won't the youths assist
you In raising funds necessary for a soup.
Coiuo boys, chip In
Nlhlo has been sporting 11 pair of No. 10
oxhide boots. By appearances they aro
too tight as ho walks about on his knees.
Tho youth that put tlio plow harness on
tho horso last Monday for ono of our young
ladies tn go out pleasure driving, must
have been near sighted or absent minded.
Be more careful hereafter and onco hitch
ing up will suffice.
Douglass Megarglo has his new house
unuer root auu in a snort time ono more
new house can bo added to our list.
J. B. Montgomery Intends to finish his
house for occupancy this fall yet.
Tho buckwheat crop Is short and so is
tho corn, owing to tho early frost. Conse
quently we have short sausages and small
buckwheat cakes, which sets hard on X. Y.
55.
I have just learned that J. II. Stlner, bro.
ther of G. O. fitluer Intends visiting hi
brother and the relatives In this town In tlio
near future. Jimmy has been clerking for
tho "Connclsvllle coal and iron company,"
at Lelsenrlng, Fayette county, this state
for nearly two years. Wo will all bo glad
to seo you back, Jimmy,
I will not make special mention of all I
saw at Lllley is bleppy's store to meet
man's wants, but was surprised to seo
their largo stock of overcoats all sizes, all
colors, and all prices. Next, their lm
inense stock of hoots and shoes, they havo
tlio celebratuil Dayton boot I counted
wayton
eighteen discs uml yet tliey guy they Imvo
more comliii;. I noticed u largo lino of
ImtB, cups, underwear unit ninny other
tlilncs von need. Tliev snv their motto la
"Good L'ooda. Binidl nrolltn nnd nutnlc
nines." iney uro whig iiwiiko, ami mean
1 uusmcss. a. i u.
BLOOMSBURG,
Contribution)! for Hlicuaiiiloali.
ThjUdlesof Illoooaisburg have properly par
ticipated wltli the people of other town In Afford
ing supplies ot clothing and bedding for the suffer
ers by tho recent destructive flro at Shenandoah.
Six largo packing boxes and several packages were
forwarded to tlio address of John Cather' of tho
llellef Committee, during last week the first one
on Wednesday, tho second day after tho llnj. Two
boxes, In addition, havo been forwarded this wock,
contributed by tho ladles ot tho Presbyterian
church for the relief ot nor. Mr. Kolb, pastor of
tho Shenandoah ITesbjterlan church, and his fam
ily, who wero burned out nnd loit everything by
tho flro. Tlio ladles of tho EpIicOptl church havo
also sent a number of articles.
For promptness: In this relief movement, for tho
uwof her dining room and for contributions and
assistance, particular credit Is duo to Mrs. W, It.
Tubbs of the Kxchango Hotel.
Foit 8ai.e. A steam cnglno nearly now,
six horse power. Inquire nt this ofllce.
An important nice ti ml; of tho credit
ora of tlio Danville Steel Company wm
held nt Danville 011 Tuesday afternoon.
CrcditorH representing $17.1,000 wero
present. The stnteinoiit presented
showed that tlio liabilities oi tlio com
pany aro 222,000, and tho estimated
assctB 8224,000. This is nt least one
half mora than would bo realized from
a lorccd sale. 1 ho creditors made a
proposition to purclmso the property,
plant, etc., and assume all liabilities
nnd pay the indebtedness in full in one
annual nnd six semi annual
payments,
Should this proposition bo accepted by
tlio stockholders tho:works will run on ;
if not a forced sale will cause a suspen
sion.
Imported olive-wood pen holders nnd
pencils, very pretty nnd very cheap, at the
oi.u.NintAN store.
MARRIAGES.
SLUSSEIt .NAUGLE. Mr. Samuel
Slusser to Miss Mnry A. Wauglc, both of
Nescopeck, November 11, 1883, at the
Lutheran parsonagc,Bcrwlck,by Bov. J. P.
German.
BBIGGS 11ABEU. Mr. It. A. Briggs,
of Briggsvillc. to Miss Cora D. ltaber, ot
Nescopeck, on November 13, 1883, nt the
residence of tho brldo's parents by Ilev. J.
P. German.
11ABEU-IIAIIMON. Mr. Michael F.
Babcr, of Nescopeck, to Miss Susan Har
mon, on isov. itf, lBSa, nt Mr. wm. ltaucrs
residence, by Hov. J. P. German.
LOCAL NOTICES.
I. W. Hartman & Son
Will not neclcct their every day customers.
but from this time until tlio 83th day of
December tChristmas) will devoto their en-
orgies in tho way of exhibiting in tho win-
(lows, in the cases, on the counters, in tuo
drawers, and all over their double store.
Goods suitable for Christinas presents,
they nre now openlne up books,- albums,
easels, morocco and allgator bags, statuary,
pictures, gold pens and pencils, Bllver
knives, forks and spoons. &c. In the gro-
eery department will be opened the finest
line of plain and decorated dishes, glass
ware, lamps, fancy cups and saucers, ever
exhibited in Bloomsburg. Any special
goods wanted, will use our best efforts to
get.
Sec Clam's advertisement in another col-
umn.
Wool and
cotton llannels ull prices at
C. C. Marr's.
If von arc In need of shoes call at
W. J.
Kenulg's, In Evans' building.
lfavint? made sncclal terms with Express
Company and several of the largest shuck
ing nouses on the Delaware reninsuia, 1
sell ovsters to dealers, festivals and par-
tics cheaper than commission houses la
Baltimore or Philadelphia. E. Jauoiiy. '
Don't buy your lace
window curtains
till see C. t). Marr's large stock. Price 25,
35, 05 and 75 per yuru.
Wasted. Ebbs. The highest murket
price paid for tlio same in casu, uy J. jf
Caldwell, Bloomsburg. nov 10.4w
Bed all wool underwear for ladles, chil-
aud gentlemen, at Lutz & Sloan's.
New shawls nearly at cost at C. C. Miur's.
Ladies line shoes nt F. D. Dcntler's. A
new nnd large stock just In.
30 different styles of pen or pencil tablets
at tne uoi-DMnus store.
Look at (!. C. Marr's new skirts.
They
aro very cheap and handsome.
Cheap underwear at J. B. Skeer's.
Ladles' cloths, cashmeres and other dress
goods, at Lutz & Sloan's.
Ladles and cents
underwear very cheap
at C. C. Marr's
Ladles' misses' and children's shoes In
endless variety, at W. J. Kendlg's.
You can bo suited in shoes, if you call at
F. D. Dcntler's. Ills stock Is complete In
gcntsUad'.es', misses' and children's shoes.
Wool
blankets and comforts nt C. C.
Marr's
75.000 envelones. all sizes and colors.
wholesale and retail, at the Colx'uihan
store.
Fur collars, ornaments and trimmings, at
l.utz rjioau's.
New goods In this week nt O. O. Marr's
When you come to Bloomsburg call at
Y. J. Kcndlii's. where you aro sure to
get bargains.
F. D. Dcntler's stock of ladles', misses',
nnd chlldrcns' shoes is complete in every
particular, uull and sec.
C. U. Mnrrls
selling nice sugar for 8
cents,
A new lot of line boxed paners just re.
celved at tho Columhias store. That heavy
cream damask, anil weddlug plates Is the
lluest writing naner wo hnvo ever shown.
Only 40 cents a box, with envelopes,
Gents' fine shoes nt W. J. Kendlg's.
Ladles' coats and cloths to
muke up,
at
Lutz & Sloan's.
Try C. C. .Marr's syrup.
It Is tho best In
town.
For good cheap
furniture, go to Cud.
man's.
Boots.
boots, shoes, shoes, at F. I).
Dcntler's.
Good goods at lowest prices.
Boots of all kinds nt
W.J. Kendlg's,
Kvaus' building.
C. C. Marr Is selling the Victor coffeo
the best and 1ms 4 nice cards.
Pictures, frames.
window cornices, at
Cadmurt's,
20 different styles of weddlnc Invitations
at tne uoLUMMAN store.
Cheap (mcenswure ut J, B. Skeer's.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
IIAI.UNT HKSCUta.
There can be sanulldni; heroic In a mcd
lctno 9 vell as in Individuals, Burdock
Blood BMen Imvo etlected many a cullaut
rescuo among tho sulferlnp; sick, Tlions.
iuhIs hnvo csenned tho miseries of dvsneiv
sin and nervous debility through tho use nf
this wonderful medicine. It Is cmiihntlcul.
ly tho best stomach and blood tonic In tho
world.
run the l'UiiLia
I owe my life to l'liclns' llhcumntlo
Elixir, 1 Jurlnir the nast llftcen years 1
Imvo spent over n thousand dolfarn for
treatment of llheiimallsni. uml never re.
celved any permanent benellt until I took
tho ruclps' J.IUlr. l couBlder It tho best
rheumntlo remedy ever offered to t io pub.
nu. uesiivciiuiiy,
Oko. K. Hovt.
l'eun avenue, Bcrauton,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
WctlflltlKflt
Tho following Is a complete list of
the
wedding anniversaries 1
At end of first year the cotton wedding 1
second yenr, paper wedding ; third year,
leather wedding j fifth, year, wooden wed
ding 1 seventh year, woolen; wedding
tenth year, tin .wedding twelfth yenr,
sttk and flno linen Wedding ; fifteenth year,
crystal wedding twentieth year, china
wedding Iwcnty.flfth year, silver wed
ding 1 thirtieth year, pearl wedding ; for
tieth yenr, ruby wedding ( fiftieth year,
golden wedding ; seventy-fifth yenr, dia
mond wedding.
TIME TO STOP IT.
It's too bad, Sir or Madam, but don't get
frightened. Your hair Is fallliiL' oil that's
certain. A glance in the mirror, or nn In
vestigating commltto of lingers tell tho dis
mal story. Wo won't discuss tlio possible
cause. It's enough that Parker's Hair Hal
snin used now will prevent further destruc
tion. Is your lialr somewhat gray, too,
and crisp? Alas, yes, Tho Balsam will give
back tho original color, softness and gloss.
Not n dye, not oily, elegantly perfumed, a
perfect dressing.
Rheumatic Siruu Cb .
iiuticr. n. went 1,
Gents Feeling grateful for what your
medicine has dono for
I deslro to mako tho following statcn
SSfiST Sf J3T Vf Cot
1 u r juu,
statement t
He red from
hin T .milfl
tint rlrnaa mraMf unr mil fnn.1 tn tn v mnittl,
and suffered the most intense pain all tho
wnuc. some live weens smco 1 was per.
suaded to try your rheumatic svrui). Bo-
fore I had used two bottles, the pain had
all left, so that I slept soundly nights j I
can now dress myself nnd need no one to
feed me, nnd, In fact feel as well as ever I
did In my life, nil lrom the use of the best
medicine In the world llhcumatlc Syrup.
JOHN WICKS.
Wo take nlcasure In recommending
Hall's Hair Ilcnewcr to our readers. It re
stores gray hair to its youthful color, pre
vents baldness, makes the hair soft and
glossy, does not stain tho skin, nnd is al
together the best known remedy for all
hair and scalp diseases.
OAl'SK AND KFFKOT.
At times svmntoms nf Indtirestlnii nrn
present, uneasiness of the stomach, &c, 11
moisture like perspiration, producing Itch
ing nt night, or when one is warm, cause
tho Piles. Tho effect Is immediate relief
upon the application of Dr. Basnuko's Pile
Itemcdy, which costs you but GO cents nnd
Is sold by C. A. Klclm. July 13-eow
a physician's pio NIC.
Mr. Alfred Sneer, who was the first to
Introduce the cultivation of the Oporto
Grape In this country had a number of New
York Physicians to inspect his Vineyards
and Warehouse nt Passaic, N. J. About
sixty doctors took tho Erie trnln. Tho
vineyards are over lltty acres In extent.
Hero the visitors found the small dark Por
tuguese nnd the native Concord grape in
abundance.
Amonir those nrcscnt were Dr. E. II.
Janes, of the N. Y. Board of Health, Dr.
Alex B. Mott, of the Bcllevue Hospital
Medical College i Dr. Wm. II. llnyncs, of
the Presbyterian Hospital, &c. &c. Tho
wines were pronunccd ns equal to any pro
duced in the world. JN. Y. Tribune. For
sale by druggists.
CIIOUP. WHOOPING COUGH nnd even
Asthma immediately relieved by Acker's
English Remedy. Sold under guarantee
by J. II. Klnports, druggists.
Favetvlllc. Ark. Rev. r. J. Itllev says :
"I have used Brown's Iron Bitters for Indi
gestion and chills with entire satisfaction."
FKOM CLEVELAND, OHIO,
Comes n letter slcncd T. Walker, saying 1
"About six months ago commenced taking
Burdock Blood Bitters for protracted case of
lumbago and general debility and now am
pleased to state nave recovered my appc-
tlto and wonted strength, f eci uettcrnito.
getlier."
I DON'T FEEL WELL 1" The stom
nch 13 out of order s neglected, this means
chronic dyspepsia. You should take Ack
er's Dyspepsia Tablets and avoid this ter
rible disease. Sold by J. II. Klnports,
druggist.
OAllES OF LIFE.
As we come to them they are received,
borne with, nnd passed over with no more
than a thought, If wo arc in the enjoyment
of health, but if suffering with Piles or
skin disease of any kind they magnify a
hundred fold. C. A. Klelm, the Druggist,
has Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy which is an
absolute cure for any nffection of tho kind
and Is sold for GOc ents. July 13-cow
CALLED TO 1'ltKACII.
We feel called upon to preach a few gos
pel facts facts that are worth knowing.
We want everybody to enjoy all that is
possible in this world. Wo want all those
Wlio arc suucring irom rucumaiisni, neu
ralgia, and all acnes, sprains aud pains to
know that Thomas' Ecltctric Oil is an unfail
ing and splendid cure.
LADIES SHOULD BEMEMBEIt. nbenu-
tltul complexion results from using Acker's
mood JJllxir. bold uy J. ii. Klnports, urug.
gist.
WILL WO.N'dKKS EVBlt CKASK ?
Wllkcs-Barre. Pa.. Jan. 0, 1833.
Mr. Phelps, Dear Sir I consider it my
duty to tell you how mucli good your
lliieumatic J'.uxir nas uonc me. ror icn
venrs 1 lnul ltlieumatism in my leu arm
and last fall It extended through my whole
body and limbs. I could hardly turn in
bed, and several days I could neither feed
mvseli nor walK wiiuoui sucks, i iook
everything that I could hear of, but got no
better, and I liecraii to cot discouraged.
Mr. Good, the druggist, advised mo to take
Phelns' llhcumatlc Elixir. I did so. and
after having talun the first bottle I felt sat-
islled tual It was Helping me. vnen i nau
taken three bottles I was entirely cured. I
feel very grateful for what your medicine
has done for me. I will cheerfully recom
mend It to those allllcted witli ltlieuma
tism. You can uso my name as you wish
in behalf of your tllxlr.
Yours, Willi many inani;s,
Ciiab. 11. Kniffen,
No. 14 Magnolia Avenue, Wilkes.flarre,
Pa.
$2,500 vkusus $1.00.
"I spent 2,500. with other doctors,"
writes Mr. J. W. Thornton, of Clalborn,
Miss., "Stiwian''in AVnin however alone
cured my son of fits.'; This is on par with
hundreds or others, speedy out lliorougli.
WANT OF FAITH.
If C. A. Klelm. the Druimist, does not
succeed It is not for tho want of faith. Ho
has such faith In Dr. Bosanko's Cough and
Lun a svruu ns a rcmcdv fortJouclis. uoius.
nnnsiiniiitlon. anil Lum Affections, that he
gives a bottle free to eaili nnd every one who
is In need of a mcdlclno ot tills Kind.
July 13-eow
Wrightsville, Pa. ltov. Elijah Wilsou
says i Brown's Iron Bitters have permit
neniiy cureu mo ui emus ami icver.
Sco a woman In another column, near
Specr's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which oncer s i on urapu iviuu is maue,
that is so liluhlv esteemed by the medical
profession, for tho use of Invalids, weakly
persons anil t lie aged.
boki uy u. a. iicim, nioonisiiurg,
sept 22-1 y
Wo do think the Phelns Ilheuinatlo Ellx
Ir is tlio most valuable proprietary medl
cine ever compounded, and wn aro contl
dent that this will be tho testimony of
hundreds of thousands moru In the near
future. E. II. IUl'cu, editor "Carbon
County (Pa.) Democrat. For sale nt Hen-
dcrsiioirs riiarmacv.
Ladles and slcklv ulrls reiiulrlnt; a nan
nlcohollc'ejontlogtiiuulaiit, will II nd llrowu's
iron tuners nciicucim.
MARKET JEPORTS.
HLOUMSDuTlQ MARKET.
wueatper busuel
live
Corn, "
oats " "
rlour iwr ourrei
Clovf.rweii ,,. ..
Ilutler
Tallow ,, ,,,,,
Potatoes
Dried Apples .
II aim ,
Miles A Shoulders ,,,,, ,
Chickens .. .
Turkeys ,.
Lard iwr pound
Hay per ton
Heeswaz ,,
llackwUcat flower per 100
Rheumatic
SYRUP.
The Greatest Blood Purifier Known!
Rheumatism Cured.
Scrofula
1'oiiT llviiox, N.
ltocnmKR, K.Y., Apr. Mil, 'to.
fthrumalle Nurnii Co. t
Hunts I havo been n great
surfcrcrfrom Uheum.itWin for six
years, and hearing of tho success
nf llhcumatlc Syrup I concluded
loglvoltn trial In my own caw,
and I cheerfully s.iy that I havo
been greatly twnelllted by Us use.
lean wnlk vrlthcntlro freedom
from pain, nnd my general health
Is very much unproved. It Is n
splendid remedy for tho blood
and debilitated system.
1- UIIUSTKIt l'AUK, M. 1).
Jthftimattc Hymn
1 had lieen -doctoring for three
four vears. with different lihv-
Hlcliun, for scrofula,
ed It, but found no teller until I
commenced taking your syrup.
After taking It a short time, to
my Hiirprlw, It began to help me.
Continuing Its uwinfew weeks,
1 found myself as well as ccr.
As n blood purtltcr, I think It has
no equal.
MItS. WILLIAM STHANU.
.UdiHtAicdnvd f nilKVMATW HYHUI'
'FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS 1'rlco
- 8 -
I j i Mlig & mm I
Yes, then say there is (mother eolcl snav a coming
and Clarh 5" Son are ready to serve yowr ivants in
the way of dress goods, cashmeres, silhs in both
blaclt, and colored, d?'ess cloths. Those nice blanh-
ladies' coats, dolmans, neivmarlicts, $c. Then you
hnoiv the little folks must have coats 'c. Well, we
have got them, and lots of cloths,t plushes, S;c., io
make up, all at rock bottom prices. Underwear,
hosiery, gloves, gloves, corsets, tics, ribbons, laces,
collars, J'nr trimmings, fyc.you will need them
also we got them and they must be sold in- their
season and cash buys cheap. Jllso good nice
things in shawls, flannels, $c, best shirtings still
Sc. ver lid., also best mints still G, D 1-2. alld 5c.
per yard, also muslins at
skirts, fur caps and lots
weatner. Come ana see.
IL X (CLAIM 4
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
A
that
$7
stantly Incieaseil
k! $3.90.
ORCHESTRA IN EVERY
Tho Massachusetts Organ
Co,
flyMfl .mi,
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m an
THEMAEWEIi'iVdirS WEBBlki Siitlufiiu UUfib.
A Mechanical Wonder.
Iwtypar g flmt tntrodnrot thU
CnAiiuiNo vovrltt toilio children
of A merle a nnd it (t tmto to tWRert
thru tin lov ever devlRCtl rttUilnM
mill immerilnte toPlarityt
nwnrc ot lu merit we h d tlioiwinds
of I lolls rvnrty torthn lloltd.tytmde
notwlthHtanmiiK which tlio upply
wa.BPXhnnHtr.1
ftmllmndiedsiif childrernvtio ome
to nnrfttoratvprerltintlnUhl. Wt
Imvcbeen acciimul.iunif.atorle lor
Ihii nftat ntrm inntitln luid isliiillrn
Ucavor tluypnr totUliill order Urn day
of receipt. Tho Hull liiinbect lm
I 1
j cur. Instead
uin Htu m port etl
Ltv.W JuintSfco tlmtltutU t.toietiy hj1
rracefu'.Iy la any politico. Hut mm la
ol Finest Hid Willi ttepnrjtefliiiHT'i.
'1 tiPPiirt nncif Kflv thit flnt trvHni ovfT
pnt tn n loll, tln
et.vpe, nnrt miirh
i!i)i(ifiii;ininoiicfitmipnm uonicx wucn mry
wi niiuumr mri n v I tine. Tho WuxiMt
j .n1t Uli lone Imlrnro nf Um lht t icmli mid i.e.
i Mti iii'-Kf mada especially for this Doli mid ihy i.
piiiitlnitollie.lf:ia hnlr. Lciiuiirl vieuiM dttu-...y
llntod check. Vc.'iiM';Mht.,m it.o ihpn l)oir Utvu i
ivi-r imiortfd into Um t.oumry. ind tint without tl. i
Wonderful Mucins Attni'ttmcitt jm. t-.iLi.
alum, is m.iL wiii.iu mr, LNTlllt: l itlCli. ItlR MG
I NO ATTACilMKNTtiounmhil wiU.iil Hit hodv It ti i f
tlio iiiukC IngtMihnift Invention ( tlKniiif. It Mil:) -ut.t
IociiIhm nra hmn in tin) tiflit hind fiijrtii. It 1
fii-orfoct Musical instrument, iliulj i.m.I h.m
llili.) loiKt nut it order ft in I bd iuriinial tttat a Uirht
nroMmic.ui Mia lioHtrr,njinnof tho follow lue .nrt
V 'Ui-memett hume, " urrertrttle, "I tount u 6-fi tntvtt" t,
"7?i i ai.npvu land'' .Vwn,lye ' tve, ' bunmt
jciui" lUei mailt. '7Vi( Aunt IttitJa,' 'hnu a
)ortn "JTotf can J leave
(()iTiiuii)."OM'a.4iuf JlMiie," "J'ou Qoty tu
".-in (intt th
Wurman) Whm tit httUhtnlr' Ciudtfi IJmVtvS '
HVm n ItttUbinl.1
loni; i?fiim.id. Mil iin-y rmctTvtiMM'.'iiH'uifi
Vluairs Jwptv
aim Mii-M!iUMiifiii in 11 our niiiirri 111 ctiiiKinu
it!iiniii(iit ill it iir
a ruopuctinuiii iiu' nuii
href iKft No. X. 22 lac&ol
BoxInftV AM ihnu ft 1 en mo t-qua. Hy purtvt I uud
atuiumit ut mm uciut umn rent 10 any u'inr.is uit im-vipi 01 pn.i nw rii.nr.tiiTfci t:iiontai
Sft . extin. Tiik 'liii'K SrrfUM ddresi Ml i.rrtcn J-i Tiki; MAMMACH UriJt'CCU
OIXMAN .. No A. Wuklilnuim fif-cct, XIuitMn, '.., U- H. A.
BH- FISH COSTV. K rMC J..(s... rxloUAhjtvtnniitdjiMrtjt.iaiit, $loooSsmrrfru.
November 23, 4v.
DMINISTH.-VTOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OK EMMET 1. CCUTIS, INSUHANCB AUK NT,
I.ATK OF lilXlOUSUUim COL. CO, llEC'D.
Itterslof administration on Uieostatoof Kmmct
I Curtis lalu of tho town of UloomHlmnr. Colum
bia county, Pennsylvania, iiocc.vstil, havo been
Krantwl by tho lU-lstcrot BsiUI county to tho un
uerbltfned Ailinlnhiralor. AU persons having
claims UKInst theostutootttiB Uecc-JMHl are re
quested to present them (or settlement, and thoso
Indebted to tho estatu to mako payment to tho
unuersiifued miimmsiruiur wunuuiuvidy.
VltKAHimoWN,
AUinlnlstra tor
Nov. 2 Gv
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.,
H1.00MS15UHG, 1A.
M imifacuirersot
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETONS
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &C
Kl rat-class work alwnys on band,
REPAIR1XO NEA Th Y DOSE.
fricc reduced lo tuit the timex.
BLQ09W PLANING MILL
Tbu umleraltfaed Uavlnir put tils I'ianlct Mil
on Kallruad street, In ilrsl-viaas cuudltlou, Is pre.
p irod to do all kinds o( 01 k in Ut Hue.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, F.tc.
sn
70
.3.1
5.W
.)
,0H
furnished ut reasonable pi Ices All lumlwruned
Is well seasoned and nouu bui skilled workmen
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. I'luu. ai d peciocu
nous prepared by au esp.i leneiddraugU smuu,
(;ii.iuia liiiVG,
IIlOOIIINbll !'(,', 1U,
.40
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if
II
10
is
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Neuralgia Cured,
Kampoht, N.Y., -March 12, 'M
lllmmuittc tiinu Co. !
Oknts Rlnco November, lwti, I
havo been n constant sufferer
from neuralgia and Iiavd not
known what It was Uibo fren
Co. t
as somo call
from pain until I commenced tho
usoof ItheuinatloHyrup. I hao
felt nn naln since tHlnif the fourth
bottle. I think It Is the best rem
edy 1 havo ever heard of for purl
fjlng tho blood and for thocuro
of rheuniatlim and neuralgia.
W. II. C1IASK.
CO., 1 ltvmotdh Art., nochetier, X. 1.
1.00 per Botllu or 0 Bottles for fi.00'
S -
very low prices, cloth
of other goods for
cold
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
will play any tuno, and that any
ono, oven a cnim, can operate.
The OrcMiette tiai paint.! such a worlil.wLte ttputatlon
Out a fcngthy description of it Is not netessary. It will
tc sutiiclent to say that it is a i'EKPKCT tiHOAN that plays
tHtfhnua!ly all the sacred airs, Hpular music, songs.
ii iimtm, ui mice siTonir; ueuos .nu
set of reedswitll r.Xl-HMblON box and bw ELI Asttip
of perforated paper represents the tune, and it Is only
ocic.kaiy ,o piaie me impir ui'
tune In the. Instrument, as
shown in the picture, and turn the handle, which loth op-
crates the bellows and propels the paicrtune. The per.
me
th.
rotations In the paiicr allow the r
a lierfect tune Is the result, ftrjtct in timt,ixttMtitH. and
riu.nl ii
t reeds to sound ami
rrltct. Without the leatt Lnnwledc of u.ocie tin r.
aalsshownluthebtcture.alittle irlrl Is olavini a son ami
nuired of the tierfonneri ev.n a little rtill.t ran nvro. it.
her playmates are sinnlne the words, it is tuned in the key
Cur.od,
Y., Feb. W, 81.
mil
z y
ME,
tciulns Uth old and oung, insists m train ine the voice ami
IIOL'KS OP SOCIAL. AM ITS KM FNT. 1 IT IWaiiPtHi li
perfect!) fetneientcit bv the picture. It U made of totiiitincA vwt
it, decuTdtci. in jrt.t, ami UtUt 1 anclsome and ornamental, Tho
of ftimilar Instruments has hitherto Lcen 13. anJ therictnarul hatrnn.
until now there are over 75,000 in use. We are encourage 1
I'siks, us th m in tti uic oie w ui warrant mc reuue
lion. The Oa'anctu though similar fit construction
mimpro cm nu upon our wen-Known
rgauctte, which sells fur and f 10. It
contains the same number of
reedsand plays the same
v -viuncs. jui oner it mis
- On receipt of we ill
kend the Orjr innuia l.ycipress
t'-nnv address. and include PKHR
tI.M worth of music, or on re
ceipt of 5 we will send it with
over i1 .Ml worth ofmuile FRRl
or for JJU.fiO we will send it with
small selection of niutlc FRHB.
The price includes boxing and
packing. These nre tgtnt's
ttrest and we will appoint the
first pun ha wr from any town our
a it cut. if he to desire. Ad.lre.
HOME.
&7 Washington Street. Boston. Mass., U. S. A.
fir! in 1 (Member,
in utiif i;nn tn budy
lMlnr hull lm tin
- y nre if ertxtfei nnd r.fttaril
hotter nnd tuoie cxpontw.y
flcrrrtan). "Treks Bot-
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V. JSl
if VP
tnn.m." Vitnii-e lu,tttl " 'Cwhino thiv' the Hvt"
'rnM'l Amy,." hut H.iwut H JiiIl frttaut"
tuHit." liflri Iht.aUrJ' 'f'uu,ikn Ihiit' ft Hlif." "L'jJ
WrustK" 'St tiLunu A.'rrti" H .itiiiuh ,fiim my L.'Ai7a"
V?ase .".".Vi many &:aiu. n-iTiiLiii'. "AWj
i' fwicric yurrH, t uikuix nun I..IMI1K uuua iiAtc
"f-V tate the Outfh" WalkUllilid taslkltitf
oruc himuhi inaiuni inn mii.timt-t iinti tne piMiuw
Uttunjui tnuoiip' pnuif vrw t tn.it un ta nrndo ton
hiji, prio H-.Ti. Sit, li, 14 latkoi hlajh, lugerh4
un iimw. wiurii 1 in ircnif ac nuttmy ui
uuiuphtu. hut the Urjrr tho d ill u. larcer ths T-lntfng
1 nose wricee inciuaa
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OK VALUA1UX
Real Estutie!
llyvlr.uo of nn order of tho Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, tho underkienotl executor of
(jcoivt! Oman, l.ito of tho township ot Seott, In tho
county of Columbia, deceased, will expose to pub.
11c sale the pivailes on
SATURDAY, NOVEJU1KH Still, U83.
At 10 o'clock In the forenoon, tho follow Ing valua.
blo real eslnlo tlluato In Jit. l'lcn.int township lu
said county, bounded nnd described as follows, to.
wit: iK'glnnlnt: at n white oak a corner onieorvo
Vance's laud, tlieneo by land of John Kllno tnutli
3& deirreiu west so )K'rehct to n )Ost, thence tuiutli
M detfiiDicastii" perches to a white oak down,
tlieneo south 3.1 degrees west 81 iwrelies to stones,
thenco by lamN now or laleof Michael llower
south 4 degrees east li I an J l-tOperclKS to stones,
thenco south 51 degrees cast 131 perehei to stones,
tlieneo north in o degrees west fly.four perches
thenco north so degrees east 5Q perches, thenco
north H degrees west 50 perches, thence nonius
degrees we.t ns nndH io jieahes tu tho corner of
(icorgo Vance's land, thenco by tho same went ins
l'erches to tho placo ot bjglnulng, containing
IVO AKE8,
more or less, on which aro creeled
llmisi Barn
nnd necessary out buildings.
TKHMS OF hai.I1 Ten ier cent, of ni.o.fourih
of tho purchase money shall bo paid ut the Milk,
lug down of tlio property, onu-lourlh less tho ten
per cent, at the confirmation absolute and the re
maining thrce-fourtlis lu one year from conflrma.
tlon nisi with Interest from that date,
1IKNHV Y, OMAN,
oetVHl
liocutor.
A
unrroii'sS notick.
KSTATK Ol' O, lUHDKIt, MTK OP CATAW1SSA, PR-
Hie undersigned npimlnnil auditor to distribute
tho fund lu the hands of I'llimui Kills (u'lmdlleu
ot l". R Hauler u luiutle, will iuoh the imNIw lu
teresliilnt the olllee of llliawn X Kobbliis In the
town of CutawUia on Saturday Noiemlier flth.
A. li. issi, ai iiiueuK-K a. in., in wiueu lino uuu
place all turttes having claims upon said fund will
upiiear and present the same, or lie debarred from
coming lu (uru share ot the smio.
It. III'I'KINUIIAM
Auditor.
Nov. si-ta