THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSEUItG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLOMBIAN.
0. E, Elwoll, ) t.,i(.
J. K. Blttsiftsnaer. J E41""
BLOOMSBUBG, PA.
FUIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1881.
DEM00RATI0 NATIONAL TICKET.
KOU l'HF.SIDENT,
STEPHEN QROVER CLEVELAND,
OK NEW YOItK.
FOB. VICE 1'ltKSlDltNT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
OK INDIANA.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
ULKCTOU9-AT-I.AIU1 K,
IIioiiaiui Vaux, B. J. McUkank,
II. B. Pl.UMKH.
EI.EOTOKS,
Dlst.
1. John Slovtn.
a. .t. i'. J. sonsendcrtcr.
a. John W. Leo.
4. II. J. Koran.
5. It. U Wright,
o. J. 11. Drlnton.
7. Wm. stabler.
H. o. F. ltcutschlcr.
8. II. M. North.
10. II. (1, StllCS.
11. A. O. Broadhead.
13. V. ltockatellow.
h. Hlchard Itahn.
tl. oeorgoU. Irwin.
Dlst.
15. ocorgo H. Furdy.
IB. 1 It. Ackloy.
1". John l'. Lovan.
IS. Kzrn D. l'arkcr.
l. ) W. Mnmtna.
SO. A.'1I. DHL
21. K. v. James,
so, J. K. r. Hurt.
St. John Swan,
si. A. n. Wlnternltz.
v.i. John II. MIL
so. wm. A. Foniuor.
sr. A. J. (Jreenrfeld.
DEM00RATI0 COUNTY TIOKET.
CONO IIE33M AN-AT-LAR.G E,
W. W. II. DAVIS.
FOB CONOni'.SS.
HON. JOHN B. STORM,
OK MONIIOE COUNTV.
FOB. ItEl'ItESENTATlVE.
A. L. FRITZ,
ok liLOO-nsnuno.
WILLIAM BRYSON,
OK CENTRA MA.
FOB 1'ItOTIINOTAItV.
W. II. SNYDER,
OKOIIANOE.
ron UKoisTEit & kf-cordeu.
G. W. STERNER,
ok uloomsduko.
VOn COUNT!- TREASURER.
P. A. EVANS,
OK jiontour township.
KOU COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
STEPHEN POIIE
OF CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
WASHINGTON PARR,
OF FRANKLIN.
FOR COUNTY" AUDITORS,
ELI BOBBINS,
OF FISHINdCREEK.
E. M. TEWKSBURY,
OF CATAWISSA.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
The Chairman of the Domocratlo County Com-
ralttoo, roquosta each member ot tho standing
Committee to make an annolntment ot n Vlellanco
Committee tor hU election district, borough or
township consisting ot at least two mombors, in
addition to tho member ot the standing Commit
tee, and In tho larger dlstrl:ts three or tour, aa
may bo necessary, and the members of tho Stand
ing Committee wUl promptly within notmoro
mtui uuu weeK genu tuu uamu lu vuu cuuirumu.
GEO, E. KLWKU, DAVID L0WENBKRO,
secretary.
Chairman.
Tost Offlco.
Iioaver
Iiorwlck K.
norwlck W.
Denton
Bloom K.
Iilooni W.
Brlarcreek
Catawtiaa
Ccntrnlla
.1. Illttenhouse,
Uoaver valuer.
Berwick.
Berwick.
ituiuu uowcr.
(). A. Carey,
o. W. illrleman
David Lowenberg,
oeo. K. ElwelL
Benton.
Bloomsburg.
M. L. Housknecht, Willow Springs.
W. T. Croasy
Catawlssa,
u. t: turry
Samuel tlldlay
ccntralla.
Llcht Street.
centre
Conyngham N, John Bronnan
Centralla.
ABlilanJ.
uonyngnam n. jonn jionron,
Flshlngcrcck
I St. Crevellng.
van camp.
Franmin
tlrecnwood
Hemlock
Jackson
Locust
Madison
Main
Mimtn
Montour
Jit, Pleasant
orango
lino
ltoarlngcreck
WestHcott
East Scott
Kugurloat
Daniel Lnreman,
I. D. l'atton,
James Harris,
a W. Mcllenry,
J. Snyder,
.Mllea smith
J. W. Kelchner,
I). II. Montgomery
O. A. t-tongo
Jacob Gilbert
C. w. Ammerman
O. II. oordner
James ICulttlo,
O. P. Itelgharil,
D. oclsinger
W. U. I'eterman,
pcnnsyl.
(Irecnwood.
Buck Horn.
Wallei"H.
ltoarlngcreek.
Jcrseytown.
Malnvllle.
Similnvlllo.
Urovanla.
Canny.
OrantrcvlUe.
lino Summit.
Mlltorove.
Light Street.
Espy.
Colo's Creek.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
JSPW. Y; WHPh mp-
Will U. uoujr. st IT. Ml. IWlt VUtt, U3
llnuanrr nnrl.Tfia Rtnnill,
ItasscrL and Jas. Sterner.
loo77i IT. F. D. Dontlcr, C. A. Klclm, Thomas
ciorrey, it. it uttie, Clinton Bterung ana w. w ,
Barrett.
Montour Henry n. Kelfor, Ed Wheoler.
8. Conmatuim Patrick Haley, Andrew Dona-
nue.
Oreemrood Win, Eycr, A. J. Derr, J. P. DoWltt,
Berwick RV. S. Ilanley, A. D. Sceley, Samuel
cnamboriain, Freeman tuticr ana Jamoa itayman,
SuoarloaV. A. Kile, A. IC FrIU, Win. I. Uet-
luiger.
Gatfltrtttia E. M. Tcwksbury, J. B. itobblns,
Wm. Bhuck.
ftihingcreelc T. n. Edgar, Iwl? Bolshllno, W.
. Krcainer, J. M. Ammerman and w. N. Hosier,
.train-John F. Bowman J. J, Nuss, John A. ShU'
man.
Orr.ngf, Wm. Mastellor, iBaao K. Dlldlno. Amoa
uuaru.
Cmctek, v. A. a. Klmbcrly, W111T. Bnjder, C.
. .jocKBon, lucnaru iuianuj.
Bcott, r. Isaac Itelchord, John Crawford, Mace
reuiu
Roartngcreek, Wm. Yeagcr, Daniel Long,
Centre. II, A. Swcppcnlietser, A. D. Brader, Lovl
twmivy.
October 4th is tho last day for Nat
uralization.
President Arthur has promoted
I'ostraastor General urcshraan to tho
i e a ... r u ni ,.. ,
i " . , , ., , f e
nil tho yacnnoy caused uy tno ctcain oi
"W m Ti'niHnH II .nilin n mill mnn(i MAvt
Grcshnm will vacate noxt
lur. x-uiyui. WW win ..u..t
year when Grover Clovoland appoints
his cabinet.
Tho JlenuMican of July 21th says
"Lot us all by diligent work strive to
reduco tlio Democratic majority in this
county below two thousand. It can bo
douo. ' Tho present effort of that pa
per to indtico Democrats to bolt tho
tinkflt is simnlv lor tho nurnoso of cro-
nting dissension in our ranks, so ns to
accomplish tho abovo named result.
This is what it means by "diligent
work." Will Democrats assist T
A respoctabie Democrat who wants to hoar htm.
sell abused undMs character assailed ha3 only to
como out for Blaine, while, a worthless Jtopubiican
VilXO wunuf iu uo uuitvtuu uuu tuvimuu nn.i u.t
Blmplydoclarlngfor Cleveland, ino Democratlo
organs do the work by contract,-rw.
And vot tho J'resa only a fow (lavs
ago acousod Kx-Sonator Hamilton Fish
of not knowing a political prinoiplo
from a string of dried uddIcs. on tho
Hiront'tu of a rumor t int 1 lah had do-
olared for Cloveland. nnd it is con-
Btnntly calling Carl Schurz nnd others
who lor many yoars wero the trusted
, . 1 .( !.... 1,IJ ll
sorts of names, because they refuse to
support Rlalno. It is nulto evident
that "Democratic organs'1 liavo not cot
a monopoly of this kind of work.
Boar in tntml no ono can voto who
lias not paid a stato or county tax nitico
November -UU, V-Wi. Sultmlfiy, uo-
tobur Uli, is tlio last day on which tnxiM
can bo paid lor tlio comiiiL' I'icciion.
Attend to it at onco.
Tlio Blaino and Loirmi club of this
town will hold a nicotine on Saturday
nifflit. Tlio bills posted about town
call for a largo turnout "to attest our
devotion to the party that saved I ho
country in its poiil,"and protects tho
American laborer trom European pau
per labor." Vo would suggest this
call ns a good text for tho Rpcnkcr to
dilato upon, lie can rclato how the
Keiiubliean party "caved tho country'
whilo Hancock mid McClellan and
Mcado nnd hosts ot other Democratic
uenerala were leading tho enemies. If
no can una umo 10 go mio statistics no .
will bo ablo to show that fully onchalf
I . r . .1 " I
no soidicn ot ino noruiorn army wero ,
JJC n ocraisj no mig.it, B '
military record, and it would not bo
out pf order to alludo to Longstreet m d
Nasbv and other illustrious lie mull-
cans wlio tried to "save tho country" by
lighting acaitiBt it.
Un tlio subject ot proicctiou to
Amorican industries Micro m a vast
amount of material for a Republican
speech. Tho orator might first invito
Ins hearers to nccompany mm to mil
villo and inspect tho numerous iron
mills that havo been idlo for months.
Ho miulit then tako them to Pittsburg
among tho minors who havo been on a
long strike on account of low wages,
and who havo recently been foiccd
back to work at a reduction of ten per
ccuL Whilo thoro a call on B. F.
Jones, chairman of tho Republican na
tional committee, who is said to bo
worth millions, and who is an excellent
authority on tho subiect of 'European
Pauper Labor," might bo found profit--i.i..
a ..!!. ..r.i n it.
UU1U. J I VISlli IU Mt'UllV Ull IIIU
legions where most of tho operators arc
Republicans, might develop the laet
that largo numbers of laborers havo
been displaced by Hungarians and
Poles, who will work for lower wages.
All theso things, aud much tncro might
be related aj striking examples ot mo
protection which tlio Republican party
lnbonni' men.
Which Way the Wind Blows-
Mr. D. K. Sloan of Orangcvillo has
Fhown us a copy of tho Ashland Prm
containing a LLr dated September
wo nuoto tho following extract
Voto taken in irattis trom Ashland
to Cincinnati, Blaino 30, Cleveland 85,
Butler 8, St. John 10 : Cincinnati to
St. Louis, Blame 43, Cleveland 48,
Butler 10, St. John 17 : St. Louis to
Kansas City, Blaino 01, Cleveland 73,
Butler 18, St. John 24 ; Kansas City
toTopcka, Blaino 40, Cloveland fA,
Butler 21, St. John 23 ; Topeka
Abilenn, Blaino 42, Cleveland 41,
John 30, Butler 17.
to
St.
More Blaine Bolters.
From tho Now York Oraphlc.
Tho Hon. William Young, who is
mentioned in a Milwaukoo dispatch as
probably tho largest commission mor
chant and wheat operator in tho world,
and whoso mam business bouses arc in
Chicago and New York, but whoso
homo is in Milwaukee, bolted Blaine
after reading tho second batch of Mul
ligan letters, and savs ho shall support
Cloveland and believes he will bo elect
ed. Another Wisconsin conversion to
Cleveland is that of Judge C. M. Butt,
ot Vernon county, who ran lor con
gress on tho republican ticket two
years ago. There appears to bo a good
deal ot this kind ot uews lately.
The Democrats will Oarry Ohio.
Editor Armstrong, ot Cleveland Plalndealer. Clave-
UlUU.
We claim that wo will carry tho
Stato in October by from 5,000 to 20,
000. I am inclined to think it will bo
5,000 not less. It will be a hot fight,
but tho Kepubhcaus must light a stub
born battlo in order to reenpturo tho
Qtnfrt Odin iu ti f Iahivav 7?nmillinn ti
It is now a Domooratio State in every
department ot the Stato government.
Wo havo Democratic officers in forty-
six out of eighty-eight counties. Wo
havo .Democratic municipal administra
tions in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo,
Sandusky, Tiffin, Dayton, Mansfield,
Zanesville, Newark nnd partly ho tn
Columbus. This means that wo havo
what tho Republicans have had for
many years, aud they must overcome
all this. Things havo changed largely,
In counties liko Lako and Geauga,
""SJ, ... .
I IT...V. ...w y . uuu, .i.v.w t.l nu, C3
I ' ,
many voters as mere wero m isw,
whilo in our strongholds, liko -Henry
Defiance, Van Wort and tho northwest
generally, tho vote has largely iucreas-
ed. I expect to see at least 780,000
votes cast, and tho Republicans must
gain twunty per
cent, to overcome this,
This county gavo Garfield 7,000 niaio
nty, but you cannot nnd any republi
can who will bet on moro than 3.000
now. Wo havo tho Ucrman voto Bolid
and win not lose more man ten per
cent, ot it.
Cleveland's Slanderers.
A S1IAMKFUL CONSPIltACY KAPOSI.!) ONK
OF THE SLANPKHF.ItS CONFUSSF.S.
Albany Dispatch to Now Yoik Herald.
Tho Republican ghouls havo again
become desperato in their attacks upon
Governor Cleveland's reputation. This
tlmn linivftunr na tlin TTfimlfJ. p.ni-rna
Ln,w u miinhlv informal, ti.nir .nn.
:a lmvn i.pn fln fiiv ..noartlinfl n tn
v" " ' -. -j
1 UloeiUBU I liiunii ciiaiuuiui wuniniuuvi
Tho cougpirators, as allegod, havo been
I . M a . li .
WQ,.k , Jiultal0 nl,le(J uy itcpilbll
can funds, nnd the whole story will
come out in a fow days. Tho outlines
of theso revelations wero given to
your cotrespondent here to-day. Tho
fact and proof aro said to bo of tlio
most damaging character, ono of tho
conspirators growing alarmed at tho
extent of tho nefarious work having
mado a full breast of tho enliro affair,
giviug names, dates and tho necessary
documents to soveral fnonds of tho
Governor.
These gentlemon have taken stops
to bring tlio conspiracy beforo tho pub
lic. In order to attest its truth many
of tho documents havo been engraved
an( WJH bo printed in connection with
tll details. It is further Htated that
i ...til ni,
Hon and that others engaged in tho foul
I plot will como lor ward and givo a com
idete history of tho whole soandal Irom
beginning to end, in order to save
themselves from possiblo criminal pros
o cculion, whilo seemingly pecuro fn
detection. Tho consjnrators, it i
. nn.n-fl. havo been originating nnotl
cculton. whilo seemingly pecuio from
detection. ino conspirators, it np
noars. havo been originating another
scandalous crusado upon tho Governor
lot several wcoks past aim in which
I ,.... Inti.mu u.i.ri. niiirniful K'nrlu.
natoly ono of tho conspirators has also
revealed this plot, and tho publication
I of tho details is awaited hero with con-
siderablo interest.
Cooper's Assessments.
the rosTMAsrr.u at hkvon hkkuses to
co.NTUlnuri: von folitioai. I'UIU'osf.s.
Clialruiau Cooper's circular in which
ho sots forth pathetically that "the cam
paign in Pennsylvania cannot bo cat
tied to success without means" aud
winding up with tho- demand to
"promptly assist by sending check" is
making a stir among somo of tiic post
mastcis. William Heed Lowis, tlio
postmaster at Devon, tho Philadelphia
suburban resort, upon receiving tho
circular sent tho following reply:
Devon, Pa.. Sop. '22, 1881.
Tuos. V. Cooi'im, Chairman Republi
can bUto Committee.
Drak Sik: In consequence of ureal
inluslico aud wrontr tiornetratcd bv po
litical loaders, Congress has enacted
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LI1U UUVL'I UUIUUL ilUtlitlDb AUlUU VUIUII
of , ,llionl
t 8houU bo yom. tllHy as 0iin"!rn an 0f
fc llcpubUlfall Sm&' Committee of
p f , u fa x G
' . i s..i
ernmctu in upuoiuing us taws, tnsicnu
of which you tako every advantngo to
tnako tho acts of Congress of no effect.
Your circular to me, demanding my
check or postal order, is received. I
beg to say to you that I decline to
obey tlio summona of your committee,
and havo sent your communication
with my reply to my superior officer,
tlio Postmaster General. I am sir, etc.,-
Wm. Reeij Lewis, P. M.
In his letter to Postmaster General
Grosham Mr. Lowis explains the situa
tion and asks for an opinion ns to
whether or not ho has n right to do-
clitic.
Botheras Sentenced to Death.
THE
MOTION KOU A NEW TRIAL DENIED
TO 00 TO THE SUl'KEMi: COURT.
Edwin Botheras, convicted of inur
dor in tho fust degree at the last session
of tho Criminal Court at Wilkes Barro
was last Saturday sontenced to bo
hanged. Botheras is an Englishman,
about 4. veils old. Ilia
4.) ycais old. Jilts critno was
committed in Hazleton last March.
Botheras and Nicliols lived together at
a uouse ot n rcniuvu ui tuu in -isunur.
.among mo inmsiies oi too uouse w.ik
. . . . p.. . i ..
niece ot Uotheras, aged about i yeaii'.
Botheras claimed that Nichols seduced
lor under promise of marriage. Nicli
"ur T'TV i nn
tngt f A
1 no two
mon meeting on a Saturday on ono ot
tho principal streets of Hazleton Uoth
eras asked Nichols if ho wasn't going
to marry tho girl. Nichols replied
"no," whereupon Botheras hred threo
shots Irom a rovolver, two ot wnicn
took effect in Nicliols' body. The
wounded man died two days later.
Tlio girl went betorc a Justice oi
the Pcaco and made an alhdavit that
thcro had been no criminal intimacy
between Nichols and herself and that
tho shooting was uncalled for. At the
trial counsel for tho prisoner refused to
touch upon tlio subject of Botheras
shootintr Nichols in defense of his
niece's honor, but rested their caso upon
tho thoorv of insanity. Application
was mado" for a now trial directly after
tho verdict. Argument in tho caso
was heard two weeks ago. Judgo Rico
declined to grant a now trial and tho
nrisonor was sentenced. Counsel for
tho orisoner will carrv the caso to tho
Supremo Court.
lather Stack's Oelebrated Suit against Bish
op O'E&ra Eevtved.
Tho celebrated suit of tlio Ruv. M.
P. Stack against tho Right Rev. Win.
O'Hara, tho Roman Catholic Bishop of
Scranton, has been revived in I'htladel-
nhia bv tho institution of an action
against tlio prolate by Father Slack to
recover damages tor deprivation or
professional services. Tho controversy
began in tho lntter part of 1871, when
the priest was removed irom ino pas-
torato ol tho Church ot tho Annuncia
tion at Williamsnort. Father Stack
hied a bill in equity, but. the aupremo
Court refused him specific relief, and
he brought a suit at law in Lycoming
county to recover arrearages ot salary
and damages lor his dismissal. i ma
5?-y of tl.10 Supreme Court gave a do
"" "
Tho priest subsequently mado appli
cation to uo leiiisiiiieu ur iu uu gin-ii
any other appointment at tho nishop s
disposal, lie had, however, disquali
fied himself for any position in tlio
Bishop's jurisdiction by the fact of his
appeal lor reaross to mo civn uuui ib
and ho could only receivo absolution
by applying to tho highest authority of
tho church. Ho wont to Romo in tlio
Spring of 1883 and received perniis-
si'on from tho Propaganda to sav Mass.
w,. . ,
lTnnn Lit. vnltll-.l tn tllla fniltltrU M f
wj" i,u...
m!t(1 another application to Bishop
P'1,10 for a posltlou. "l 1,10
jurisdiction. n0 was imurmuu i.mi, uu
would not bo given an appointment
!"C8a ". would Bign a paper apoiogi.-
"'g 10 wisnop u iimn huh mi mo uuin
prelates in tho unitca oiaies ior Hav
ing appealed to tho civil .courts, stir-
1 - -1 . . :
reiuivrillg Ills eiuim tureauiii iu mum u
future and nbaudoningtho positions ta
ken by him in tho former controver
sies. Fatlior biacK rciusea to accept
tho conditions, and having waited for
a timo entered tho present suit. JJishop
O'Hara was served with tho summons
whilo attending tho installation ser
vices of Archbishop Ryan,
ltent itnlttiiK' I'owilcr.
ISIKIIESTINO TKHTS MADE II V TUB 00VB1W
MBNT CHEMIST.
Ur. Edward Q. I.ove, the Analytical Che
mist for tho Government, has recently
mado some Interesting experiments as to
tho comparative value of baking powders.
Dr. Love's tests wero mado to determine
what branda aro tho most economical to
use, and ns tholr enpucity lies in their leav
ening power, tests were directed solely to
nsccrtnin tlio avallablo gas oi each pow.
der. Dr. Lovo'a report itlvts the follow.
ing i
Name of tho
Strength
Cubla Inchos (las
Baking Powders.
per each ounce of Powder.
"ltoyal'1 (cream tartar powder)
1S7.1
-i-atanscu" yuum pawuer)
135.2
Itumford's" (nhosiihatel tresli. U.'.&
"Uumtord'H" (DhosnhatC) old 2'l.T
"llantord's None bueh." fresli 131.0
"llantora'a Nona Huch," old W.3J
"jfeuaneau'U'' iit.u
sau'H" 117.U
"(alum powder) IKK
n" (alum powder) , 111.0'
uul'b" (uhort weight ot.) no.B
"L'liarm" (
"Amazon"
"Cleveland's
"Sea Foam"... 101.0
uzar" , , uu.h
"Dr. Price's" 10J.U
"Snow 1'lako" (Orors, fat, Paul) 101.W
IAllTl3li ' -UUUUUMHl,.. ..,. ..,,,... . .
"Conurehs" yeast W.t
"Pearl",...,, , ui.a
"O. E. Androwa Si Co's" (couta ns alum) 18.17'
"Hncker'a W.5
unlets" Sl.S
"J1U1K" , bu.o
In lila report, tlio Government Chemist
says i
"I regard till alma powders as very uu
wholcsomo. Pliosplmto and Tartaric Acid
powders llbera'.o their gas too freely in pro.
cess of baking, or under varying cllmntlo
.uuu mawwiuuun
I Dr. 11. A. Jlott till) form
Clicmlst, niter a careful and eluborato ex-
omliiatloa or the various UaUlng l'owdera
of commerce, reported to tho O ovcrnment
I In favor of tho Iloynl brand.
fell
FfflH
few
mmm
Absolutely Pure.
TUla Dowlcr novcr varloa. A mirvol ot mirlty
BircnRin una wn)ioiomPQPM. .-uorw t-conomicai
ttian tin) ordinary kmns. nnd oannot be Bold In
comp'titlon witn tno ramiuiiao or low tost, snort
WflBht, nlum or phosphato powders. Hold onlx
in cam. hhval iuiino iwtw ;o , u'o wa'.i-at.,
n. . nuurii-iv.
Svilanamahrr't
I'lMUi-r.T.'liu. pt it
News I news I never any
thing like it! Good news
without any mixture of bad
Lupin s dollar dress-stuffs
four of them, at 65 and y
:ents; another similar 1
stuff at 65 ; and still anothei
1.25 at 85 cents ; all 43 01
44-inch. And nobody bank
rupt; nobody hurt.
Now, as wt; write on Mon.
day morning, buyers sur
round the counters and
wonder what it can mean
favorite stuffs of the mosl
Jistinguished maker drop
ping a third in price! Lupin's
Jtaple dress-stuffs a third
Helow the market of com
.non maker's stuffs! What
s the matter with the stuffs?
Nothing. Incredible!
The only clue that we
lave to the explanation of
:he fact we cut from last
.veek's Nation, written by
3ne of the wisest and clearest
leaded men in America, who
lever heard of Lupin prob
ibly:
l'hr Mticmalous situation of iride and industry,
.itAiMiiif of a great abundance of ever) thins
ttnUtil tu human comfort and the lowest range 01
rices known for thirty years, but characterized
y t .niln, low wa, alow rve of Interest
ml IacIc of employment, continues to putile the
tudent of economic science as well as the expert
need man of btiiineu. The Ijrpe cropcuf the
rcent year th inot bountiful, perhaps, that
lit country hh ever lnon have tailed aa yet to
fvlve or stimulate trade In any msrked dtgree,
t would seem as though the country were suffer,
tig from too muih of everything and not, as In
jrmer period rl commercial dullness, ftom loo
uuh of Home things aud not enough of others,
out, lest you infer a
gloomy view of the future,
we quote the concluding
sentence of the article :
Ac lock for improvement rn all branches 0
dr, brinu ngwith the present harvest; for we
.ti.iint tliink that the world Ii coming to an end
l.totth an excess of everything which conduces
11 nun' happiness and to tho progr of civili
Inn.
Lupin's Cctchetnire Hindou
is like a surah in weave and
effect; but surah is silk; It is
like a very dainty serge; but
serge isn't so dainty. It is
like merino as to weight; but
merino hasn't such a silky
beady twill. It is cashmere
in its delicate softness and
range of color.
If you were offered gold
dollars for 65 cents, you
would look sharp for counter
feits. Experienced buyers
will look equally sharp at
these in just the same way.
The colors: Nile and two
or three other shades of even,
ing blue and three of pink ;
and these for day; olive,
bronze, brown, light-brown,
seal-brown, stone-blue, peacock-blue,
garnet, ox-blood,
two cardinals, myrtle, and
others very likely.
Lupin's Inca at 75. Like
merino with tiny channels
lengthwise cutting the twill.
Merino ; also a delicate cord.
As pretty a fabric as ever
was made. Ten day colors.
Lupin's armure at 65 ; the
figure a diamond or star.
The ground is like merino,
the figure sateen. Half is
ground and half is star. Ten
day colors.
Lupin's herring-bone cord
at 65. The cord is not large
but distinct; the herring
bone too fine to be clear.
The general effect is not
unlike that of the Inca; but
the wool is harder-twisted,
less soft, but also less dusty.
Ten day colors.
Lupin's Camballo, the best
jf them all; 1.2 5 for 85
:ents. The weave is otto
man; but the wool is so
soft that notwithstanding the
Ottoman weave, Camballo is
50ft. Seventeen day colors.
Geralda, not Lupin's, at
65 ; a poplin of hard-twisted,
long-fibre, not over-soft
wool; closely woven, as
heavy as any except Cam
ballo; not so dainty, not so
pretty, about as pretty as
Camballo; same weave and
about the same size of cord
as an Irish silk-and-wool
poplin. Twelve day colors
and black.
There is nothing good that
'.an be said of a maker of
ircss-stuffs that tsn t etm
ncntly and conspicuously true
9 the Lupin house. There
is nothing good of any of
Luhms stuffs that tsnt
true of these. The last Ge
ralda is not Lupin's,
John Wanamakeh.
Chciinut. 'll.lrlecnth aud Mtfkcl streets, i&
Clly-til itjuii e,
, or, Hints on Economl-
mi nouw nulla i n p.
t'ontnltilnirsi nlatesof
(?fittntrnn priaMni frmn tKI tOl:i.trl. with tip.
Jcrlntlvo letter nrvm. t 8 vo. vol., hnndiomely
bound In cloth, mailed on tecrlpt ot (I,
vim. t. co.MSTOCK, run., e Asior rmcc h. y.
Oct 8 tw
MASON a HAMLIN
ml'. OHOAIHS W
HlKhcst lionora at nil ereat Wortcl'H Exhibitions for
seventeen jenrs, only American Orttans award.
Kl wicli at any. For ensli, easy payments or rent
od. UPRIGHT PIANOS
rrcsentlinr very hluhest exeelleneo yet nttnlned In
Hum luhiruini-iun i nuJint: w an lire rju-i unprovi-.
im-mB (mo or gu-at vn
lue IhAii nnv i wctirlnu' mot
mire, rcllned. liiiislcnl Inncn andlncii-nvd ilumljl.
HI" I
tune.
0llf
eclally avolilluff liability to Bt-tout of
Illuetrated catalrniuo free,
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Eiano Co.,
Douton, 1M Treniont t. : N. York, ii r ltth St. ,
Liucago, it j auami Ave.
Oct 3 Iw d
Oh'
WM. OOilSMAN,
Bloomsburg. Pa.
1 now have over -10 houses for sale,
ranging in price from $700 to ijl 0,000,
iiioltuline: farms, houses and lots, mill
nml tavern stand. On terms to suit al
most any purchaser with a small capi
tal. Ono especially disiralile property on
I'Xst St., near .Second with all conven
iences suitaWo for a business stand. No
tjoulilo or charge to point out proper
lies nnd no cost to pufuhaer in cae of
:i sale. Oluco in
floYE's BdiLDiflq.
October 3-tf
Something ECew?
-tot
Wo would rosrecttullv announce to tho pconlo
of IHoomstmn; nnd vicinity tHnt wo havo opened
n llrst-class laundry nnd lndlca' hair Roods store,
Iilooinsbure, rn., in nentlefs new store, Mam
Street. Ijtdlcs' can have their comhlnga mado up
into waves, switches, trlzcs, sc.
This cut
renn-sen t, h
r:!!Sv our v o r v
'Mi' popular
v 1
our closo parting Is unsurpassed and acknowl
eds'ed by nil toexcel nnvothcr wnvo made There
is 11 pari, uut so maae tuai mo lace uoes not snow,
thus avoiding the wig lll.o appearance ot all other
waves. Lnnsjtry'a and licrnhart's Waves and Kn
trllsh llanos are very lino, made in any stylo. Six
t !in switches mado of tho tlncst, quality, all lone
hair. Natural gray hair a specially. Ladles' and
dents' Wigs, Toupees and ono-halt V1?3 mado to
oruer. av cs uoac up nnu exchanged.
All our goods mado of natural curlv hn r. nnd
aro warranted. Samples cheerfully shown. La
dles' hair dresiod and head cleaned by lady atten
dants. Wo also havo n lino lino of Face Powder
and Shampoo. Ladies will nnd It to their advan
tage to deal with us ns wo dress our waves and
f:ont pieces to suit tho wearer.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DAW BE W WU.
THE LAUNDRY
consists ot line polished work dono up on short no
tice. Family washing a specialty, ooods called
for and delivered, soliciting your favors wo aro
respectfully
Brown El Baldwin.
Sept SH
JTM'iT OV 1M5E.MIU.MS
To bo awarded by tho
Columbia Gounty AgnculturalSociety?
AT TIIKlIt
29th ANNUAL FAIR,
To bo held at
ISMOMSBURG, PA.,
ON
"Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and batunlay,
Oct. jrjj 16. 17 & 318, '84.
-tot
class
I-IIOItSI!8.
DIVISION 1 8TAM.ION3,
.ludges-A. II. Croop. Supt. ; i:. C. Cleaver,
At.
frcd Irvm.
Host blooded stallion, f 10 CO
Second best, 8 0 1
Hest stallion for allwotk, 8 no
second best, 5 00
i.esi. fcuiuiou con noi over lour years, i io
Second best, 3 00
PIV. 3 WALKING I.'OUSEl AND MAKES.
Thursday 13 o'clock.
Judges-!'. II. llagenbuch. Sunt. : T. W. I'urucll.
Daniel zarr.
Hest walking horse or mine, CO
Second best, 3 00
PIV. 3-CAimiAOK HOUSES AND 5IAUK'.
Judges J. M. Long. Sunt. : Samuel Illdlay. J,
II. Oeary.
Hest nalr carrlniro horse3 or mares. 110 OJ
Second best. 8 01
Hest sltiL'lo can laaro horso or mare. 5 00
second best, 3 60
D1V, 1-COLTS, BHOOD MAKES AND JICI.K3.
Judges-Ell Old. Sunt. : Homer o'Hrlen, aeorgo
ucuy.
Het brood mitre, colt by her side, IS Oi)
second best, 4 00
Third best. 3 00
Hest horso or ninro bctnicn 3 and 1 yrs., ft 00
Second best. 3 60
j;at inaro or gc u ug net, 2 uuu a yrs., a mi
Second best. 3 60
Hest horso or ninro cold bet. 1 and 3 yrs.. 3 0
second best, I Ui
lit-skvuib uiiacr iu inuiiius, -1
Sec Hid beat. 1 ti1)
tli-st nalr m.iteli enll nnilri A vears. broken
I to harness, 8 UO
Second best, 3 to
iie-,L (iuir 01 inuies, " "'
second best, s so
Tho eommlttoo of this class will carefully notlco
nil merltotlous spans of teams, not mentioned
ubove. and renort tho samo to tho lloviting com
mltteo for premiums, viz : Teams of ponies, goats,
Kx 1 b ors under th s class will havo uieir norees
i . .
011 tno ground by 10 o'clock Thursday morning,
wiicu iia-y win uo exatiiinuu.
CIASS II-CATTII
Judges S. J. Conner. Sunt. : J. U. Vettcr, John
Armstrong.
suoar liuitss!
Pedigrees must bo furnished tho Socio tnry at
tho llmoul making tlio entry, with retcienco to
ino n'gisier in iitu nerii uook.
Host bull, ono year and upwards,
Hest cow,
Hest heifer under threo years,
tlft 00
13 uo
8 00
:i CO
itest can tinaer it eiro mouius,
wirnouT I'EDiaiiEC.
Hest bull threo vears and upwards,
Second best,
f 3 00
4 00
nesi cmv,
second beht,
Hest heltor btt, six nnd 13 months,
second best,
I IX)
3 80
3 IX)
1 60
1I&VU.S.
I'eillgreo must accompany tho entries.
Hest bull, ono year and upwards,
(IS (10
13 l;0
Hest heller under Ihieo years,
Hest calf under 13 months,
I. U
3 00
wiTiioDT I'cmaiiEs.
Best bull threo years and upwards IS 00
Second best, 4 on
Hest cow, T 00
second liest, 3 sn
Hest helter bet. six and twelve months, 8 110
second best, 1 so
rodlgreos must accompany tho entiles.
Best bull ono year nnd upwards, lis 00
IK-hl. COW, IV til
Boat helter under threo yearn, s 00
Hest calf under tweUo montlis, 3 00
WITIIOCT rEIlIUItEH.
Best bull threo yoars and upwards. in 00
IHecond best, 4 co
Host cow, 7 00
Second best, 3 ftO
nest lienor bet. six and tweivo months, 3 uo
socond bust, 1 60
uimnsBYB.
Pedigrees must accompany tho entiles.
Host bull ono year and upwards, lift 00
Hoht eow, 13 U)
Host heifer under threo years, 6 00
Best calf under tweivo mouths, 3 CO
WITHOUT I'BMaitKES,
Best bull threo years and upwards. t-s (0
Second boat, 4 60
mst i-uw, 1 11
Second best, 3 80
Best helter, uot. six aud tweivo mouths, 3 on
Kix-mul IWwV 1 Ml
(lltADKD STOCK.
Best bull, C0
I Second Unt, 3 00
Best bull under ten months, 3 co
Hestcow tw yoars aud upwards, 1 00
t llcst belter under two J ears, 2 00
riOTTAQES
NAT1TK STOCK,
llcst bull,
Second best,
llcst row,
Second best,
tl HO
i II)
5 m
I! W
Kshlbllors will havo their stock ready for tho
Judges to exnmlno by in o'clock n. m., on Thurs
day, nnd to remain until i o'clock on Satur
day. CLASS III-SW1NU
Juilgos.-LMhcr Kyer, Supt, Knoo ltlttonhouse,
Jacob selslott.
tlRHKRIllUE.
Hoar,
sow,
sow nnd ply, hot tout him o,
I'cn shoafk, not loss than 5,
CIIESTKn WIIItK ANI1 CI
Iio.tr,
Ilct.t d llcst
f.l a) n oo
ft ( s m
no .1 no
s to 3 oo
sriiiuks.
ft it) .1 w
sin ,110
a in s eu
( 3 eo
ft Kl 3 01)
ft (II 3 I")
, ft 01) 3 IK)
8 00 3 CO
ft CO 3 00'
ft 0-1 B 00
ft 10 (XI
ft OJ 3 00
ft 00 .1 CM
ft 0U 3 00
ft (II) :l Kl
s w 3 a
10) 3 Oil
1 U) S Ul
4 Oi 2 on
1 00 3 00
sow nnd pigs, not less than ft,
l'cn ii
Shoals, not less than ft,
nt'ssnv.
Hoar,
sow,
Now nnd tilt's, lint less Ihah
ivn sho.tts, not less than 5,
8tm-oi.it.
Hoar,
sow,
sow nnd pigs, not 1-ss than 5,
Ten Hlio.ua, not less than ft,
ror.ANii cuts
Hoar,
Sow,
Sow and pigs, not less than 3,
l'eu s'.iu its, not less than ft,
nitAiiKti.
Hoar,
Sow,
sow and pigs, not less than 5.
l'eu bhoais, not less than 5,
If other liH-rllorlous lirecdinro offered, will re
eclvokamo premiums.
CLASH 1V-S1IKKI'.
Judges-Conrad Kramer, Supt ! Illram Sterling,
lero lioslt-nlmuder.
FIlKNClt MERINO.
llcst
3d llcst
IS 0)
4 00
3 (XI
I 00
l'ulr,
I'nlr,
(10 00
8 CO
SOUTIItiOWM,
.. . OKAllKll.
I'nlr,
Oil of lambs, not less than s,
fl 00
8 00
CLASS V-l'OULTItV.
Judges A.
l'eter Swank,
II, 8h.irple3s, Pnpt. j
.Ino.
Olbbs,
All exhibitions In this class must bo In trios.
Hest Sd Host
H oo 13 Oil
I 00 ft)
1 O) ft)
1 (U ft)
1 0) M
I 00 ft)
1 PO 60
I m w
1 M) M)
I (X) 60
1 00 60
110 60
1 00 60
1 01) 60
1 U) 61)
I 01) 60
I 00 60
1 CO 60
1 III) 6')
1 DO 60
1 (HI 60
1 00 CO
t 00 60
1 00 60
1 00 60
l oo ro
1 00 60
l no 60
1 00 M
1 (X) 60
I HI 611
1 00 60
1 (X) 60
1 (XI 60
1 (X) 60
1 (X) 60
I (X) 60
1 01 60
l no rj
1 IX) 60
1 (X) ft")
1 00 61)
1(0 60
1 IV I to
1 (X) 60
1 t-0 60
1 00 60
1 (X) 60
1 t'O 60
us pure bloods,
I)lplny of fowls,
Dark Urnlitnas,
Chicks,
Light llrahmas.
Chicks,
Vt'lilto Cochins,
Chicks,
Hun: Cochins, ,
Chicks.
Partridge Cochins,
Chicks,
YAhlto Leghorns,
Chicks,
Iloitdnns,
chicks,
ldack Spanish,
Chicks,
(Iray liorklns.
Chicks
ooldea Spangled Hamburg,
Chicks,
Homliilrmcs,
Chicks,
Hrevecojurs,
chicks,
Mack nnd Ilrd (lame,
Chicks,
Duscovy ducks,
chicks,
wood ducks,
chicks,
Poland ducks,
chicks,
Totilonso goetv,
chicks,
Hremcn geese,
Chicks,
Hong KonggceH',
Chicks,
Kallvo geese,
Chicks,
llrono turkeys,
chicks,
White turkeys,
Chicks,
Hun; turkeys,
Chicks,
niuo turkeys,
Chicks,
samo as above
CLASS VI-aitAIN, SEEDS AND l'LOUlt.
Juilgi-s-Wcslcy Ash, Supt.i Joslah Iloacock, Jcro
snyuur.
Fifty lbs. wheat flour,
Fifty lbs. buckwheat Hour,
Halt bushel clover seed,
Halt bushol timothy bced,
Hushel Martin wheat,
Uushcl red wheat,
Hushel rye,
Hushel oats,
Hushel corn, dllfcrcnt vailetlcs,
Hushel buckwheat.
Twelve) stocks nnd corn,
Best. 3d Host.
f3 00 f 1 CM
1 OO 50
1 00 50
1 CO ft)
3 00 1 00
3 00 1 01
1 00 60
1 0) 60
60
1 00
1 00
CUSS VII-VKflKTAHLKS.
.ludgcs Hugh Applemau, Supt.; Jns. 1'. rrc.vs,
John rnrkcr.
nest and largest display of potatoes, half
bushel of each variety,
Second best,
Hest half bushel swt-ct potatoes, rnlscd by
exhibitor,
Hest bifhel Held turnips,
" half bushel rutabagas,
" " " sugar beets,
" " " manglo wurtzel,
" " " beets,
" " " carrots,
" " " parsnips,
" " " onions,
" bushol potatoes, any ono variety, mei lt-
J3 00
I 00
1 0)
60
60
60
60
60
60
M
00
iug u premium,
Second best.
1 Oil
60
W)
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
Hest peck hops,
doen mangoes,
peek tomatoes,
half dozen vogetablo oysters,
" " squashes,
" " heads cabbage,
Held pumpkins,
citrons,
threo bunches celery,
four egg plants,
two dozen peppers,
two quarts lima beans,
two quarts butter beans,
60
60
60
M
60
50
two U07en ranisnes,
threo water melons,
- quarter pecK peas,
" neck onion sets.
" cactus, I ()
" lemon or orancotrco. Six)
" thi-oo heads caullUowcr, 60
Persons comnetltitr for nrcmlums on tho largest
and best dlsp-ayot potatoes will not bonllowed a
premium on ino samo separately.
CLASS VIII-FUUIT.
PIV. 1.
Judges Oliver Evans, sup.: oeoigo Conner.
uervey liartman.
AT1-1.KS.
Best display ot Winter, not less than in 0 va-ltetli-s.
six of each.
(3 II)
1 (0
1 00
61)
1 (10
1 0)
1 (X)
Second best,
Host looking peck Fall or winter apples,
second best,
Hest keening winter apples, half bushel,
Fall annles. not less than '
llavoreil Fall or winter apples,
quart yellow Siberian crabs,
.. nil ii ..
I'EARS.
60
60
Best display dwarf or standard, flvo vail
etles, six ot each, 3 00
Fecond best. 1 CO
Hest looking, nny kind, half dozon, 50
iiavuieu, most.juicY, -- uu
larcesl half dozen, dwarf or stnndatd.
Fall or Winter, 80
J'EACnES.
Best dlsnlav of any kind, llvo varieties, six
Ul U.1C11. n I"'
Best Uavored and most lulcy half dozen. 80
uutt nnesi looiiiiar nan uuzen. iiu
nnd largest variety half dozen, 80
OlIINCPfl.
Best dozen, 1 IV)
&CCOUU UOsl, Ul
Ult.ll'KS.
Best dlsnlav. wll 1 or cultivated, (hot houso
excluded,) five, varieties, 3 00
Second best, 1 (X)
Best six clusters concord, so
iieiawarc, ui
Clinton, so
Isabella, 50
Hartford Prollllc, 50
Iona, 60
Adlrond.ic. 50
llebecca, 60
York Maderla, 60
ot auy other variety,
1'I.L'MS.
Best display, not less than two variolic, ono
aoen eacu,
i;si'Di:khiks.
Hest display, any kind, not less than two va
rieties, HIV. 3 plllED FKl'IT.
Judges-J. II. Miller, supt.; Mrs. Philip stioup
.Mrs. oamuei uui.
Hest (mart dried anules. 60
" " pears, 60
" " quinces, 60
" " peaches, 60
" " cherries, pltttsl, 80
" " " unii tted.
" " raspberries,' 60
" " hlackberrlcs, Ml
" " dowbcrrlos, to
" " whortleberries, W
" " plums, 60
" " twotchers, 60
" " prunes.
" " chestnuta
Tha fiuit not to bo removed until tho closo of
oxhlbltlnu.und particular caietolKi observed li
ail persons uiuv inti sitmu is not injureu.
CLASS IX-WINES AND LIQUOItS.
Jitdges-U. II. Ent, Eunt,; 1', P. Drinker. Daniel
jtorrn.
Best quart currant wine,
" " blacklerry Vtlne,
" " grupo wine,
ciiurry wine,
rvo whiskey,
elder vinegar,
any other kind,
CUBS X-D0MEST10 MANUFACTUHEfS.
PIV, 1,
Judges Joseph Italstou, Bupt.; Mrs. Philip
creasy, -Mrs. JOsepii uimou.
Hestloatofbro.nl, 3
Socond best, 1
Best roll ot butler, 3 its or moro, 1
Second best, 1
Best upplo pie,
" peach pie,
11 pumpkin or squish pie,
inlnceplo,
" lemon pin,
" grupo pie,
" plo of any other kind,
" mils,
" bl;ults,
" spongo cako,
" cocoitnut cake, 1
' pound cako,
lrultcakp, 1
11 ginger cako,
" cako of any ktud,
PIV, S-OANNED I'ltUIT, ETC.
Judges-Hownrd Eves, Supt.i Mi's- Koten
u.tti'ier, myr. .Mitiuuj ntvittiK,
lkt canned fruit, different kinds, not less
than onu quart each,
Best cucumber pickles, uow,
" variety " 1
cured 11am. 1
" samples jeast, ftO
" hardso.ip, f)
" ma soap, fto
" gallon maplamolasies, 100
Ptr. 3-jei.i.ies, butters and rnrsnvr..
Jmlges-A. M. Whl'o, Supt.! Miss .Mary Vance,
.Mrs. Thomas Webb.
Best snniplo fruit Jelly, now, ?3
" " preserves, now, Rl
" " butter, now, so
CLASS Xt-HOUSKIIOLD MANUI'ACTtJItES.
Judges-ltyron I, low, 8upt.j Mrs. John Wagon
seller, .Mrs. suo Attman.
Host ten yards flannel, II 0)
" " woolen cloth,' 3 00
" " carpet, 3 co
" " plain linen, 1 (X)
Best knit wool stockings, 50
" cotton stockings, SO
" ttoolen mittens, w
Best homo mado chemise. 1 00
ono pound or moro samples stocking yarn, 1 (
" " fancy colors yarn, I W
Hest pair woolen blankets, I txi
" " llnon sheets, 1 tx)
" hand mado night dress, 100
" patch quilt by girl under 13. years, 8 00
CLASS XII NEEDLE WOHK AND K.MBHOlDKKY.
D1V. 1, '
Judges-Frank lurscll, Supt.i Miss Ella Fox,
-U1S9 ftClllO DlUCS.
Silk embroidery,
Worsted embroidery,
f Ilk bed quilt.
Hand mado chemise,
Maehlnomadochcmlse,
Stilt lady's underclothing,
Ijtmp mat,
Ottorann,
ottoman cover,
Illlow shams,
sheet Bhnms,
Bible stnnd,
Application embroidery,
Ttiblo mats,
Ijtmn mat,
Beaded toilet cushion,
Toilet cushion,
Toilet set,
Cambrlo embroidery,
Worsted wreath,
Patch work,
Jnpaneso patch work,
Cako napkins,
Set toilel mats,
Scrap jag,
(icntlemiiu's scarf,
Huttonholo work,
Knitted shawl,
Tollot work basket,
Infant's shirt,
Patching,
Darning,
Card receiver,
Kmbroldered slippers,
I lair switch,
Kmbroldercdrap nnd collar,
Kmbroldered handkerchief,
Laco embroidery,
Hand mado laco,
Bend pin cushion,
Head canvass pin cushion,
Afghan,
Child's dress,
Embroidered sofa pillow,
Netted chair tidy,
Netted shawl,
Knit dress.
Canvas tidy,
Worsted tidy,
cotton crochet Il ly,
Worsted " "
Knitted tidy,
Loco tidy,
Tutting tidy,
Stnnd spread,
Embroidered night drcs3,
Braiding,
Child's erochot wrap.
Crazy work quilt.
Best, 2d Best,
tl 60 ft!
1 ftO 7ft
1 50 75
1 50 7S
1 00 80
1 M 7ft
60 3ft
50 35
M 3J
60 35
60 35
60 35
1 01 (VI
60 33
Ml . 35
1 0) 60
1 CO 50
I 00 60
1 00 50
1 CO ' 60
1 00 60
1 00 60
60 35
60 35
60 35
8) 3.1
60 3.1
1 60 75
50 35
60 Cft
)U 35
M 35
60 33
1 00 0(1
ftO 33
1 00 60
1 00 60
1 60 75
1 10 J
80 35
60 35
3 00 1 60
1 0) to
60 3t
60 33
1 ft) 15
1 60 71
t-0 S3
80 33
60 33
50 33
8) 35
ftO 3ft
50 33
1 (X) 80
1 00 to
ft) 5
1 00 60
1 80 1 (X)
HIV, 3 ORNAMENTAL WOHK.
Judgos-M. P. Lutz, supt.; Mrs, J. W
Mrs. Clara Miller.
Het specimen Ix-ad work,
Bowman,
Ii 00
1 (X)
1 (O
1 00
1 01
1 00
1 0)
3 00
60
sueii
" burr "
" leather "
" hair "
" wax " ,
" moss "
Hest set artificial teeth,
Second best specimen of above, each,
AND
DESItlNS.
Btv. 1.
Judges
Prof. (I.
U Wilbur, Supt; Miss Carrt
Tcrre
1, Miss Lizzie Whitney.
Best oil nnlutlug. 1.5 00
second best, 3 CO
Hest drawing, 3 0.1
second best, 1 60
nest specimen pontnansnip, 1 ui
" ' book-binding, 1 00
woou graining, 1 m
" lettering on rnarblo. 1 (X)
" sign painting, I 00
display printing, 1 (X)
transparent painting, 1 CO
Tho Indies will recommend premiums for anr
otltcr meritorious articles In this class.
BIV. 3 FL0WEK3.
Judtrcs JUIH13 lloft. Suut.: Mrs. Joo White. Mrs.
E!
:ills Klngroso.
Best display of flowcm,
13 (X)
3 IM
1 00
ftecona uesi,
hlrd best.
Best collection of dahlias.
60
specimen or nouso pianis in 0100m,
hanging basket with grow ing plants,
CLASS XIV VEHICLES.
1 (tl
60
Judics
Jacob Billhelm, Supt.; Mai tin
lilies
Wm. Boss.
Best nhncton.
00
3 00
s m
family carriage,
open uuggy,
ton buggy.
3 0)
farm wagon,
spilng w.tgon for farm use,
" " " pleasure,
wheelbarrow,
slelgu,
sulky,
skeleton wagon,
3 03
2 00
3 CO
1 (X)
3 IX)
3 00
3 00
CL.SS
XV AOHICULTUItAL I.MPLEMI'.NTS,
.MAUlUINl.llX,
Judges-John Mensch. Sunt,! Lafnvetto Creasy.
lauuias iit-uscji.
Best right-hand plow, Diploma
tt-ii-imuu mow,
' right and left-hand plow, "
" corn plow, "
11 subsoil plow, "
11 siiuaro drag, "
11 ono-horsocultlvntor, "
" two-horso cultivator, "
" ouo-horso corn planter, "
" two-horso corn planter, '
" thresher and separator combined, '
" mower and reaper, "
" hay fork, '
11 portable cider pi-ess, '
' clover htillcr, '
" sausago grinder, '
" washing machine, '
" clothes wringer. '
" grubbing hoe, f 60
" set miner's Picks. f0
" iialr of foro ana hind horso shoes, 1 ()
" axo handle. 80
" grain cradle, Diploma
lUlltT,
" fanning mill, '
" oorn sheller, 1
" straw and fodder cutter, '
" harvester, '
" hay tedder, '
Any new or meritorious Implements exhibited
at MBMIS
DEALER IN
Fom'igm audi Mom
WINES AND LIQUORS,
!AMD JOBBER IM CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
60
tho
60
60
MEET METAL W01K
so
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
-SPECIAL
nnd not provided fortln tho forogolng class, tho
Judges may rotwtt tho ineiltsof tlio sama tor pre
miums to tho RoYlsIng committee,
CLASS XVI-8TOVEH. TINWAltK, KAItTllEN
WA1IK, &C. .
Judges W. O. Holmes, S'tipU) Philip Jloyer, J, c.
Spononbcrgcr.
Best cooking stovo with fixtures, j-j or)
" parlor stovo with Hxttircs, 3 O)
" variety tinware, 3 00
" variety earthenware, 8 (
" tlLsplay marblo work, 3 00
CUSS XVII-OAIHNRTWAHH, SIIOUMAKUUS,
TANNEHS, AC. '
Judges Warren McColltim, supt,) Jonti Klstlcr,
Lltlngslon Yenger.
U -st set (toublo draught harness,
" set doublo cnrrlago harnoss,
" single onrrlago hnriiess,
" pair calf boots,
13 on
ft (X)
3 ni
1 IX)
1 IU)
80
1 IXI
1 01)
ft 00
1 (X)
1 (X)
1 (X)
1 00
60
1 00
1 00
1 00
80
km boots.
" miner s shoe?,
ottrcau,
dreslng stnnd.
display eablnetwnrc,
set Windsor chairs,
set spilng scat chairs,
settee,
rocking chair,
half dozen brooms,
two Bides so 0 leather,
" " kip leather,
" calf klns,
samplo brick.
CLASS XVIII-BBEJ AND DEE HIVES.
Judges Titos. Angonbuch, Supt.! Elijah Klssner,
1110s. r annnger.
Swarm Italian been,
" black bees,
Display whlto clover honey,
" buckwheat "
Jar extracted "
Uox honey, m 0 lbs. or more,
Host. 3d Best.
3 00 fl 00
3 00 3 Oil
1 01 50
I (I) 60
80 35
1 00 80
Tlio bees and honey to have been tho produco ot
tho exhibitors.
CLASS XIX-MISCELLANEOUS.
Judgos-WIIIIam Demott, supt.; Hardy IMfar,
Oeorgo Hughes.
Articles not lterelnbeforo named will bo entered
In this class, nnd tho Judges will cxandno nil such
iw havo Interest or value, and award such prcm.
lumns thoydeem proper, subject to rcvLslon by
tho Board of Managers.
CLASS XX-MUSKl.
Best band In tho county, 135 00
Second best, 10 0)
Band engaged by tho society not to compete
contest to bo on Friday. Competent Judges to 1m
selected. Not less than throeo to cuter, iintrnncu
tec, ll.O).
CLASS XXt-MUSICAL INSTltU.UENTS AND
8EWINCJ MACHINES.
A suitable place. In tho building will bo set ntiart
tor ino exultation 01 nnicics onicreu in 11113 class.
0 premiums.
CLASfl XXIt-FOOT HACU.
Judgo 1 11. 1. Curran. Sum. : Jnmos Hlbby. Joh
Welllvcr.
Tlrsrsday at is o'cl ck.
Hestj . 110 oo
second uest, 0 1x1
Onco mound track. Not less than threo to start.
Entrance fee, II 00.
CLASS XXIII-EQUESTIIIANISM.
Judees-Charley McKelvy. Sunt : Miss
Mary
.tnuaru, .tiiss iteuo itouuins.
Friday at 10 o'clock.
Best female equestrian,
Second best,
tin 01
ft ot
Not less than three to start.
CLASS XX1V-BIOVOI.E 11ACH.
Judircs-D. W. HariU. Sunt. : E. 1C Low.
Wm.
Itupci t.
Saturday at 18 o'clock.
Best,
Second best,
Third best,
iM OU
10 (X)
5 01
Not less
Entianco
Twlconround ttack. or mile heat.
tnan four to enter and thteoto start.
too ten per cent. 01 purse.
A tiremlum of f.1 00 will bo naid to tho counlo
or couples that get married on tho (irounds dur
ing the Fair and tho society will furnish the Mln
Isier. Th-i Secrete ry must bo notified by Wednes
day evening, tho 15th.
CLASS XXV-THIALS OF SPEED,
lud'-os Frank Fruit. Sunt. 1 Col. J Jameson.
Frank Jackson, A. 0. Creasy, A. Truckernilller.
I'AKMEH'S AND COI.T TliOT. Al.TCltNATK HEATS.
THLKSlliV, 1 O'CLOCK, 1'. M.
Best horso or maroln tho county, that
never was on any track before. f35 00
Second best, I (X)
Third best, 5 00,
Best colt under four years In tho county
mat can trot a inno in Harness in tour
minutes. 10 00
Socond best, 5 co
xutru uest, , u vo
3:30 TKOT. HtlliAV, 1 O'CLOCK I". M.
Best trotting horso or maio that has never
mauu n miio in less titan 3.30. j lot) no
Second best, 80 00
Third best, 35(h)
l ouriti uesi, la ()
cotJNrv Fi-oiiTisa list. satcupav, 10
O'CI OCK A. M.
Best horso or inaro In tho county that can
trot a mile In harness in 3 mln. 23 f 0
second best, lft txi
Third best, 10 ix)
01-KN TO ALL. SATCIID1V 1 0'CI)Ci.
Best trotting horse ormnte, ti75 oo
Second best, 75 00
Third best, 40 (X)
10un.11 uesi, sstii
N0TICI1
1. Ho horso or maro will bo ellglblo to enter tho
colt, farmer's or county sporting list, unless owned
by tho competitor thirty days previous to tho
Fair.
8. I lorscs ellglblo to tho Colt, Farmer's or Coun
ty Sporting trots, will bo eligible to tho 330 nnd
tho Open-to-All. In tho Opcn-to-All 3:10 must I
mado or no premium will bo awarded.
3. All entries are to be put In writing ; they aro
to correctly show tho n.nuo and resliienco of tho
nomluntor, also namo of tlio owner, with tho color,
nex, nnd tramp of tho horse, (Indicating whether
tho entry bo a stallion, maro or gelding,) and to
give tho lieatgree, so far as known.
4. Entrnnco fee, ten per cent, of purse. Allen
tranco fees must bo paid before tho entry can bo
mado.
5. Not less than four entries to mike a rnco.
All trials to be decided by the best threo out of
llvo heats.
(1. A practical starter and I Imer has been secur
ed, and nil races will bo subject to his decisions
under tho mlcsot tho NalloualTrottlng Abxocia
ttou. 7. Caution. All matters relating to this class
will bo governed by tho rules oft ho NalloualTrot
tlng Association, of which this Society is u mem-ber.
H,
Entries lnaybomndo by application to. or
nddrosslriir
mu peuiciurj at ins uinco at any timo
betoro Siturday, oelober, Uli, at s o'clock p. m.,
when all entiles will positively bo closed.
II. V. WHITE, soo'y.
Ofllco In Brower'B Block, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Opposlto L'xcbnnga Hotel.
ATTENTIONE
PAID TO