THE COLUMBIAN.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,, BL Q( )MSBU RG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
if.r-'ti
0. E. Elwsll, ) tun.,,
J. K. BlttonbWerJ Ellt0"'
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1881.
Don Cnmcron is on his way homo In
tho stcnmshlji Gallia, winch sailed from
Quccnstown on Stimlny.
Two uow tariff bills wero introduced
,in Qongrcss on Monday, ono by Mr.
Hewitt of Now York, mid tbo other by
Mr. O'Neill of Missouri. It Is not like
ly, that either bill will reach a final
Vote.
Butler I). Strang committed suicide,
at his homo in Tioga county, by shoot
ing himself through tho head, last Sat
urday1. Ills wifo and son were tin-sent
when the deed was done, nnd had no
intimation of what he was about to do.
Ill health nnd consequent great bodily
suffering aro tho only reasons to which
tho Act was attributable.
Mr. Strang was a prominent man in
tho republican party. lie was a mem
ber of tho legislature for several years,
nnd was speaker of tho senate in 1874.
lie was a man of considerable ability
and had warm friends all over the
statu.
The Fellows who Need Help.
Wo can laiso a million, no doubt, for
tu'iieral Grant. Meanwhile, who will
raiso anything tor the victims of tliu
Grant fc Ward failure! Mw York
World.'
National Guard Encampment.
Major General Hartranft has select
ed the situ for the location of the en
campment of tho National Guard of
Pennsylvania, Angust 2d to 0th, upon
the, Gettysburg battle-field. Ho has
chosen a largo field of 200 acres, about
a mile south of tho town, and on tho
Kmmettsburg pike, and upon which
tho rebels concentrated in a three-days'
fight, when Pender's and Anderson's
divisions made their terrible onslaught
upon tho Union troops' centre Within
a short distanco of the spot picked out
for tho Major General's headquarter)
was located that of General Luc, and
Immediately in tho rear of tho encamp
ment was tho spot from which Gen
eral Mcado directed the movements of
his command. There will bo a parade
ground sufficiently large to accommo
date the entiro division.
Ex-Governor Onrtin's Views.
In response to a leporter in Nhw
York the other day ex-Governor Cur-tin-
said :
"I think, that there is now a much
better and (juictor feeling among the
Democrats in the House than there
was immediately nfter we dofcated the
Morrison bill. There is a disposition
now to let things nlone, and go ahead
fighting a common enemy on some
other ground.
"It brings a sort of settled condition
of things. Tho folly of keeping the
business of tho country all tho time in
a fret and turmoil and state of uncer
tainty has been disposed of, and now
the party should oonfino itBclf to the
national differences between us and the
Republicans, and leave this tariff fight
to be adjusted locally inside the pailv
Hues."
"Then you do not anticipate any rev
enue reform plank at Chicago ?"
"No, I can't imagine that the party
will deliberately reopen a wound that
has healed. It would be a very suici
dal policy. Of course, with that son
of a plank wo would bo swamped in
Pennsylvania, and they can't afford to
do that."
"Could you carry the State without
any plank proponing tariff reductions!''
"We would have a fighting chance,
I boliove.''
Too Much Married,
A man has recently been arrested in
Toledo for abducting a young girl and
marrying her. Ho was employed as
coachman for tho father of the girl,
and lived in tho stablo with a woman
lie called Ins wife, hinco his arrest it
has been learned thai in twenty-three
years ho has married no less than eight
.different women. Tho defendant
makes tho .following remarkable state
merit :
I am Sir Arthur Roger Tiohborne,
and was borno 41 years ago near Ox
ford, England. He entered Oxford,
graduated with all tho honors tho tini
yersity could bestow, and then entered
tho British Army as an ensign. While in
India, lie tormcd tho acquaintance of
tho celebrated Tichborno claimant.
Together they wero cashiered from
tho army. This led to his being ills
craccd at homo. A nuarrel followed.
IIo separated fromhis friend, and camo
to tins country. Together they travel
eu at' over tno world, ills mend ni
last, belioving him to bo dead, set up
as tno claimant.
Tho famous claimant had cleaned
all tho family secrets from him while
tnoy wliero together in tho army, llo
means to becomo an American citizen
and get tho country to back htm. Hi
says ho has witneises in China, Aus
tralia and India, bosido papers tojprovo
urn lucmiiy.
ITEMS.
Tho plantation owned by Jefferson
Davis tioforo tho war is now tho prop
crty of two of his servants.
The deruncraliu xtalo convention
hold At Ft an k fort, Ky., lant week reo
pmmended Hon. John G. Carlisle as n
candidate for President.
Over two hundred employee of tho
y A3 It. shops at Jteiiduig were dis
charged lat Sitnrdav night, for want
of work, An official of the oompnuv
says that thu ooal trad" is very dull,
and freight and passenger traffic
light.
Tho Kverott J'resa says tho demo
cralio organs are engaged in lieapintr
abuse on Mr. Blaine, Are the New
York Evening 'out, the Times, liar
per's Weekly and the Springfield Jie
publican deuiocrntio orgatiB t
Tho steamship state of Florida was
flunk recently by u collision with a bark.
Out, of 107 passengers only -11 weio
saved, The haik also sunk with 12
persons on board. The survivors wero
picked up by the steamer Titania.
Some of the Greenback papers aro
bringing Thomas A- Armstrong, editor
of the Pittsburg labor Tribune for
ward for president on tho ticket of that
party. lie was their candidate for
governor in 1882.
coi.umiiian i:cnoi:-4.
lly 'Coin,
t'KMIl.U.IA Ml IKS.
In taking the train at lluprrt far Blieimn
doali In order to reach Ccutrnlla, It Is very
much like rolng round by ltofton to Ret to
New York. It, however, compensates tho
traveller lor Its clrcttltousncM by tho varied
and picturesque scenery he passes through
whirling over bridges and trcstlltiga In
and nround among mountains and valleys
as beautiful as any to bo tound In Central
Pennsylvania.
Arriving In tho thrifty borough of Con.
tr.illn, ono Is struck with the contrast It
presents with other Columbia county
towns, In that It presents tho peculiarly
characteristic nppcaranco so generally
found In tho coal producing centers. Wo
lcaru that Its population Is estimated at
nearly thrco thousand persons, most of
whom depend directly or Indirectly on
mining for subsistence.
As a whole-souled, good-natured people,
ready to show a hearty hospitality to a
stranger, commond us to tho genial citi
zens of this place. Among the many
prominent citizens It was our good fortune
to meet, wo ilcslro to mention lion. Wil
liam Uryson, C. O. Murphy, Irvln Hrotlicrs,
O. W. Davis, J. T. Jllillngton, J. 1 llllcy,
John F. Kress, Dr. Gwlnncr. O. 11. Sill.
lard, D. 0. Illack, Kd. Hughes, P. Flynn,
David Welsh, Hnrry Ferguson, J. J.
Lnughltu, Capt. Ted llccso and I). Curry.
These aro representative men In profession
al mcrcantllo and Industrial pursuits.
Borne people aro apt to think anil speak
of mining towns as lacking among Its peo
ple that intelligence, which It Is so ngreca-
hie to bo ablo to boast of In any respecta
blo community well, ho who expects to
find a bigger average of Ignorance In Ccn.
tralia than other parts of the county, will
bu awfully fooled In that respect. Its'clt
izens aro bright, wide awake, reading men,
nnd one of the most evident proofs Is
shown In the fact that their public schools
aro equal in equipment and Intelligent ad
ministration to any In the county. The
school houses are large, now nnd commo
dious buildings, neatly furnished nnd sup
plied with first-class appointments In tho
way of reference books, maps, charts, itc.
Wo were particularly struck with tho
marked dlsclpllno of the scholars and have
never seen better order maintained In any
school. The credit for tho consummation
of such n desirable state of affairs is duo
to the fact that the school directors aro
men who appreciate the importance of
their position?, nnd to the efficiency of tho
teachers. Messrs. Heffron, Curry, Ourran,
and Ilannon are nil gentlemen of culture
and show a laudable ambition In the pros
ecution of their work In which they nro as
sisted by a largo corps of well-qualified
lady teachers.
There aro quite a number of first-class
business houses, hut wo cannot now speak
of them In dctnll, but must say a few
words about tho storo of Lewis A. Riley &
Co., connected with the Logan nnd other
collieries. This splendid building excels
anything of the kind In tho county for lis
perfection In construction and general nr.
rangemcnts. The company employ over
one thousand men, and up till the present
time work has been at least as regular with
them as others, and prospects for better
times nro Indicated. There seems to bo
amicable relations between the company
and their employees, nnd wo noticed sev-
eral very commcmlablo fea'urcs In this
connection, Tho accidental insurance sys
tem, for instance, Is a very wise one and
has proved successful j then wo were
pleased to notice that the arbitrary custom
of deducting so much from each man's
wages per month for medical attendance,
and then dtctatlng who the medical attend
ant shall be, Is not adopted here. Wo may
have moro to say nbout this corporation In
future contributions.
Wo should not bo truthful if we did not
say a word of condemnation to the present
saloon system. There are altogether too
many unlicensed places of tills kind. Sa-
loons may be a necessity, but they are al.
ways better conducted when regulated by
men who havo soinetlilnir to lose, thnn
when conducted in an Illegitimate way. It
Is said, however, considerable Improve,
mcnt has been shown In the suppression of
the Sunday beer and whiskey tralllc du
ring tho past year or more. We would
suggest as ono of tho most desirable things
which tho good citizens of Ccntrnlia could
do would be to erect a building for tho use
of tho young men In the town, whero they
could spend their evenings and leisure
umo in reauing good sensible literature, or
Indulge themselves In games of checkers
and such like amusements. At not much
cost such a building could bo erected and
could bo so constructed as to afford a good
public room for entertainments nnd meet-
logs. Wo wero Informed that tho com
pany huvo ottered to furnish tho ground
and to subscribe liberally towards the
project, and If tho leading citizens will
only set the ball rolling, It will bo a sure
thing certainly few men who have the
good of tho town and the younger portion
of the people at heart, would hesitato to
glvo them an opportunity of forming better
habits than are usually acquired on the
street corners or In saloons.
During our visit In tho minim; districts
we heard many expressions of dissatisfac
tion at the present role of importing Hun
garian and other cheap labor, and wo very
much fear that If tho evil is not suppressed
or modified there will bo trouble. It does
not seem fair that men who strive to raise
their families respectably and according to
thu pro-concclved idea of tho American
laborer being worthy of his Hue, should be
hustled on ono sido to makn room for men
whoso animal Instincts Is tho limit of their
Intelligence and who apparently work with
about as much appreciation of tho dignity
ot labor ns doth tho beast of burden. It
would not need a very wise man to pro
diet that some of these tine days thcro
bo serious friction between tho races.
will bo foolish enough to.ncccnt
ns ho In
2
the offer.
:ms a lunula for eggs shjed io became
rUcrjof Iho btfiid -good" for llio'ind
will
Ceulralln,
a meiuUci
Omj i)f (he llromqif nttorrU ltlrigo had
ft sunvbfrteyjstgleif'frlimililiil while nl
work on Saturday, by some one employed
at tho colliery.
A series nf cnleitidnmeiits will bo given
by tho scholars of thu High Bchuol com.
noticing Monday evening, the 20lh Inst.,
In the old school building. As tho'prlco of
ndmlsslon will be moderate nnd tho pro.
cecils will lo used to decornfo Iho school
rooms, they should havo full houses.
Quito n number of our young men nro
about organizing a Literary Society. Wo
hope It will bo a sttccbss.
John Lnvelle and Miss Klla Ilarrctt wero
married by ltov. E. T. Field on Wedncs.
day evening. After tho ceremony thoy re
paired to the homo of tho bride, where a
bountiful repast was partaken of after
which dancing was indulged In till a late
or rather, early hour,
Tho Grand Jury Ignored tho cliargo
ngalnst James McFiuhlcn last week. Tho
particulars of this affair wero given In n
previous Issue of tho Columihan. Jim's
many friends were glad to henr of his ac
quittal.
The neighbors nnd friends of Wendell
Young tendered him a pleasant surprise on
Wednesday evening In honor of h's fifty-
eighth anniversary. Thoso who wero
present say it was a very enjoyable affair,
and that Mr. Young may llvo to celebrate
many more birthdays, is (ho wish of nil.
Tli 03. Itcese, son of Supt. Kd. Ilecsc,
lias been nppolnted Coal Inspector nt Ccn.
tralia colliery.
.At. W. Hrcnrian served on tho Qrnud
Jury last week.' 1
Miss Sarah Huffy of Philadelphia, U
home with her parents for a few weeks.
The residents of Park street should re
pair their payqtncnts, ns they aro In a very
dilapidated condition. A young lady re
turning from church on Sunday evening
got her foot caught In ono ot them, nnd
was slightly hurt.
The locomotive nt tho Continental col-
llcry Is uow being used on the dirt bank,
ns the distance Is too great for tho mules to
keep the dirt otit.
George Maley Is titling up ids saloon. And
will bo able to sling beer to his customers
again on Saturday.
On Tuesday mornlug the early train had
the Hungarian car nttachrd, with over
thirty llmis. In It, for Mt. Carmel and Shn-mokln.
CANDIDATES.
All persons whose names aro announced as can-
dldates, la this column, ara expected to abldo by
tho action ot tho Dctnocratto county convention,
to be ueld on Tuesday, August l-lli 1831.
l'OH nKl'ltl'.SF.STATIVE.
E. M. TEWKSBURY,
01' CATAWIS9A.
I mil not travel the county to solicit votea, but
will cheerfully visit all publicly, to discuss tho Is
sues before tho people, It desired,
FOU lMtOTllNOTAnV.
W. II. SNYDER,
OFOKAKOK.
HO It IlKntSTF.R & HECOItDKlt.
C. II. CAMPBELL,
oi' m.oo.Msuuno.
FOB RF.QISrEll Si UECOIIOKIt.
U. H. ENT,
of nt.oonsminn.
' . Cro(w)cusi.s.
Cro(w)cus
i i nc scroccli ol tlvj stac V mo .lor,
, the, bright face of tli'u car! sprinj
flower, both hdp out' liule stor,.
Do wu crow? Yc. Do wj bloom?
.Yes. Clr.iW because we h'oini, a. d
bloom becausawc crow. Oak Hall
'blopini; out with a slock that makes
the oU cotiutf rs groan, and the old
wall's bur t, and the older salesmen
wonder, and the woolen dealer.-;
Wink And we do crow because it
lia;., I,; ;) bought cheaply and made
well. An I it is to be sold quickly
ib.c.ti!-, : cheap Four great varie-"t'i-
s ii .Spring Suit Stock M n's,
Y nUi!-', Lare Boys', ?mall Coys',
at.il bi.woui these several lines
thtirV a.-'cj over four hundred sorts.
They g from $7.50 to $30.00 for
Miin'r. from $700 to $25.00 for
.Youths', 5.00 to $18.00 for Large
"oys', from js.-t.oo to 1200 for
n w jt ;
Variety enough, eh!
.jmall Boys'.
Copyright 1384.
A Spring Opening.
We have none. No chance fo
it. If we would keep our choice
things put away until a given time,
and then offer them to the public
-11 at once, we should be foiled, for
people come in the winter when the
frost is in the air, and snow and ice
hold the earth in bondage, while our
preparations are just forming fo
the spring campaign, and demand
the new goods. It would be tinqrra
t !ous to refuse ; and so, perforce, we
cannot have a Spring Opening.
But we can open with a spring, and
as we write, while hardly a bursting
bud is to be seen upon the trees,
the spring trade is springing on us
with a refreshing rush. Times dull,.
you say? Not to' the bold dealer
that takes no counsel of fear. And
Oak Hall is just such. Already the
opening spring tells of abundant
sales just ahead.
Coryiistii 1 83,
Early Pincs.
The sort that we cultivate at Oak
Hall are well-dressed younqr, men.
In pursuit of our great mission! of
making young m. n as charming as
early pinks, we have;arranged a set
ofsizes denominated "Yo'imgbcnts"
wnicli cover the larger youths' and
smaller mens sizes;, Special ipat
terns were prcparcTfor'tlus class of
stock, and into it we. introduce all
possible style of cut, material' and
make. The prices range from $7 50
to $25.00. Elsewhere in our stock
are choice materials beautifully
made, but nowhere else in Oak
Hall is there such a conrHnrmtinn
a 1 1
ot superiority. I he generation of
men for whom these goods were
made cannot recall the time when
there w is no Oak Hall in Philadel
phia. And yet there 'iV ho 'p1 roof of
tlie perennial youth of Oak Hall
equal to that which is found in this
particular stock.
Cubyticlii 1SS4. N . ' '
The SacredIJIephant, , ,,
Is thesensation of the hour.' Have
yoiij 'seiijhim? Np,! Wo you
propose to see him ? Yes I Well,
then, when you get him off your
mind, give tjs a chance for a quiet ' "
word withyou about your spring
clothes.jV
Tliey should be bought at Oak
Hall. Like us or, dislike uSj as
you may please, you ouh't.to 'find m' 1 ' '
our great acres' arid cords of good
clothing just the sorts to suit you in
body, brain, and pocket.
The reasons why are few and'
simplej , Oak Hall is the- plucky. . j ,
clothing house.. , While, others Jiave.,
been letting '" I. dare.'nqt, wait opon .
I would" we have been pickinp- up
great lines of desirable goods and,,
putting thqrn into the best clothing, ,
winch under existing conditions has
cost us less than ever. Result,
bargains for you.
Wanamaker & BrQwn,
S. H. Corner Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia.
Oak Hall.
9
FOU IlEOISTF.il &' nXCORMKK.
M. V. EYERLY,
of m.oo.Msiiinto.
FOR COUNTV COMMISSIONER.
DAVID LONG,
OF nOARlKGCRKBK.
pip
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This nowder nover varies. A man-el of purity
strength and wuolesoraeness. Mora economical
thin lbs ordinary k'ii'13. and cannot be sold In
competition with the multitude ot low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Hold only
1U UtUS. 1UIVAI. 1I1KIMU l'OWDKH VO , lOti Wa'.l-Bt,
N. V. aueli-lv.
TXronfifl Canvassers In every county In this
VV allbcU Stalo to takuordera tor Nursery
biuuK. aietuiy una uesiravw flHtJioymeu m
noun WAC1M, Experience in the busi
ness not required. Nur?rlci widely and favor
ably known. For terms address
Tha 0- L. Van Lussrt Nursery Cj,,
OENKVA, !f. Y.
Van Dusen Nurseries established. J839.
Abo stock ut wholesale.
AprlH-l3teow r
ASSIGNEE'S SALE..
OF VALUAULE
Keal Estate!
Jumca Curran, wlio 1ms spent tho past
ulglit months In Florida, returned hopio
lust week, anil vpenks In flowing terms of
tliu sunny South. IIu Intends milking It
his Cut nro home.
Tho Logiui colliery worked on Tliiirtdiiy
to empty thu loaded mine wagons for Mon
day morning.
Tho CltUens' Hand paraded tho principal
streets on Saturday evening, nnd dlscours.
cd Boinu very fine muslo. Thcro U lots of
music In tliu boys, and Prof. WIsu is tin ex
cellent teacher.
Licenses wero granted to nil who ap
plied, nnd every ono seems happy, This Is
as it should he, for the sumo amount of
kilha-tnllo would bo consumed It thcro
were no licenses granted. Our saloon
keepers Intend to appreciate thu Judge's
kindness, and will strictly observe tho Bab
bath. John Dugun, of town, had his hand hint
In tho now slope nt Dig Mine Hun on Fri
day, by a rail falling on it.
John Nortncy, tho enterprising beer
agent for Knier, bus put u brand now
wagon 011 tho road this week,
What queer things you hear, when you
haven't got u gun I "Jluuty" OalhiKhcr
I old us 11 few evenings since that ho coulij
cat, for a wager, more duck eggs thuii any (
one In town. Wu hurdly think uny person I
Tlio undersigned, Assignee of c, II. JJrockway,
offers at prlvatfl ealo, the following doscrlbed
valuablo real estate situated In tho Town of
llloomshtiri,, county of Ciilumb a, and State of
I'O'ingylvanla, bounded and described as follows,
tzi
FIRST. A three story brick building on Court
Iloiiso alley, near tho Court House, and attached
to the Drawer llulldlng used for law offices c,
and formerly known as tho Columbian liulld
log. SECO.ND.-A three sto-y brick house on Third
Street adjoining lotofl'cter B, llrugler on tha
east and another lototo. II. Ilrockway on tho
west, containing a front of tllty.two feet, and a
drptli of about U feet, the said liouso being fur,
nlslied In all Its rooms wi'h gas fixtures; also
water, a bath room, Iialtlmore heater, c. There
Is also on tho premises a good stable, and other,
out building).
TIIIHt). A vacant lot adjoining the above, and
adjoined on tho west by property of M, I'. Luu
being forty feet In front, and about sit feet In
depth. Iho above can be bought separately or
together.
The opportunity for purchasing at private sale
will be extended to mturday, May 17th, 181.
Terms can bo nscertalnod fromtlio undersigned,
If the above premises up to that Umo aro not sold!
there will bo a public, Balo of tho same, on tho pro,
mlseslutUetirdcr above named, at 1 1 M. on
Saturday, May S4th9 A. D. 1884.
TKHM8. If to bo sold at public sale can bo as.
ccrtalned of tlio Assignee on or before the dated
gale, and alter May 1UU ltuii.
M. P, LUTZ,
Assignee,
apnii
Plumber and gas ntter. Rear of Schuyler's hard,
ware store.
Bloomsburgf, Pa.
All kinds of fittings for steam, gas and water
pipes constantly on hand.
Hoofing and spouting attended to at short no
tlce. Tinware of every description made to order.
.J?,rd,erslcIta.t, Killer co-a., liardwaie ttore
will bo promptly lllled.
Special attention given to heating by steam and
hot water.
May .ly
Iarge Reduction
IN
CARPETS.
BROWER
HAS JUST RECEIVED A
' ;NEW LOT
OP
WHICH III3 IS OFFKItINO AT OIIUATLY
REDUCED PRJCES
CONSISTING OF
Badly Bmmsete
As Low as 5 cts.
All wool,
Supers.
full weight, Extra
C. C. Extra Supers.
All wool extra superfine car
pet at 75 cents.
Nico 4-l Ingrains at 25 cts.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of liniulomo rugs.
GALL & EXAMINE
theso goods and you will bo con
vinced that they cannot be ex
celled in quality or price.
Now is your time to buy cheap
carpets.
SheKon Oarpct Sweeper,
the best in the market, for salo
by
J.J. BROWER
MAIN STREET,
BLOOPdSBU iG, PA.
A NEW
TELEPHOITE,
-n-
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tlmir,, usti.,wUh 11 Telephone Itepcntor. or that will work on CKOOKKD, ANGLING
or ZIGZAG lines, or on n lino having ACUTE OK IUGUT ANGLES. . '
old outright for .10,00 no exhorhitiint rents.
They nro tlie only Telephones haviiiR mi .ititomntic Lino Wire Tichtncr and they
nro the only Telephones that nro protected hy 1111 outdoor Liehinlug Arrester. ,A1I
sounds are delivered In clear mid naturnl tones. They nro the neatest, most durable
ami require less attention and repairs than any other Telephone made. Send for our
illustrated circular. Agents wanted,
THE XT. S. TELEPHOJSTE
N03. 4!) AND 51 WEST STREET, '
MADISON IN.D
May 2-3moM 1
CO..
P. 0. BOX, 2S
: i
emAiB OPMNG
SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHING,
1 1 ATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,
BOOTS, SIIOICS AND
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
AT
LEVY, & COS.
PopULCLoyHiflqHoiIsB, BErWICf Pv ;
Beneath the counters, away labove the counters and filling
every inch of spate in our extensive shelving accommodations,
our goods are ' '
WEmmmi wmmmi mmwm
Wo oiler better goods ntjes prices than ever with latest styles
in all patterns. Call and judge for vourselvcs, if we do not at till
times sustain our well known motive.
GOOD
GOODS!!
LOWE
SPECIAL NOTICE.-
npr25-3m
f PRICES,
Wo tnk'i' a ploasnru In waiting on our customer.
!St'I,JllWllolhl,to.I,l!!9'w!4.l!aniTTI Pft IIP f UP HI Altl n '
rAMuuo ana ut.uioiucDH i iLcour incfTUnLu.
j;1!
DEALER IN
foreign and: MamesMe.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND J0"BER IN CICARS.
BLOOMS BURG, PA.
IB, F. BBA1
Oflleo and Salesroom,
ODD FEIXOWS' HALL) BERWICK, PA,,
, OlEALfcll IN
PIANOS, ORGANS;;and SEWING 'MACHINES.
TOCMlCBHtCdCHlCKEIUSaandim I23TEY QUI OHOAN8 .
New High Arm Davis. New American No. 7, Wtoltej Domestic, Household, New Homo New Howo.
.... iwyal St. John, Gomilii8Mnger(Slaser I'atoutisowlnif Machines..
Oenulno l'urta ot Hardware lor all Kinds ot So vlni,' Machines, Keudles, oll.'Attnohmsntu, bolts and
everythlnn la the lino ot Sowios Machines at bottom prices.
Organs and Sowing Slachinesi Sold on Monthly Payments.
'Liberal .Discount made for Cash.
Agent for tho Old. Statqn jsland Dyeing Establishment,
BUTTERICK, DOMESTIC & UNIVERSAL PERFECT
FITTING PATTERNS.
tySsAllOrderu received, promptly attended toft
, apr 85-3m
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HrfllPT.KINO U. R. A.
dtitrotd Id Uy.llow Ftm or DiiiiUr iin turn Ion
uiri
IIISTOUV tJtOM TI1K HATTLE.riELD. f bowl h N.tl.M hTt,n mi4or
fcjTHrlrt at mm fr full ducrUiUoa ut tuni, Aiimt j, u MtOUUUV'A CO., 1'hlUJtliihU. i"I
lintMiJl tiki Mtmory,
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FARM AND
MILL PROPERTV
AT
Private 8alc!
The property bltuated about ono mile bouth ot
llinilnvllle, .Minilu township, known as tho Voho
Mill Property. Varm contains about
EIGHTY ACRES.
All necessary tarin Uulldlnss and mill lu Mir run
nUi order.
Will bo sold at a bars itn-apply to John V.
Kvans or J. YV. Dowman, UorwlcK, columUU coun
ty, l'a. may 3,iw
DMINISTHATOIfS NOTKJK.
KiTiTH orillUlt R. H&ITMBTKlt, DBCKASKD.
letters of administration on tho estati) ot Sarah
K Heltmeyer deceased, late ol Catawlss.i, Colum
bia county, l'a., hare been granted by the Ha'ls
ter or Jld county to the underulKiied uduilnltilra.
tor. All persons having claims against the estuto
of thu dcceawid aro runueetott to preneat tliom lor
beltlement, and thoso Indebted lo tho ctute to
make payment to the uuderislgned adintnuiralor
without uelay. 0. Kl.LIS,
Ithawn & Itoblus, Alt'ya Adailnlsirator.
aprii cutawton. l'a.
BLOOKW PLANING MILL
Tho undersigned having put tits rianlng Mil
on IMIlroad street. In nrst-ciass coudliton, la pre
pared to do all Hinds ot ork In hlb line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, !
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Ctc.
furolsned at reasonable prlcon All lumber used,
Is well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
tural9hed on application, 'lan and speclflca
noil), prepared by an oxpejlcnad draughi emiin
(IIIAItMlS KUIJC1,
ItluoiiiMlttirir, ln
UTANTKl). Ono Lady or Oentloman
town, tsia wuok nnd uxiwuvii
in every
Adtlrnsii
AMKUIOAN 1'UllUHlllN'll, CO.
M-lm U ortll 'lentil St., Philadelphia. ,
mm- m?B -stam fit-wemi
SHEET METAL W
IW ' ALL ITS BRANCHES.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION;
PAID TO
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