THE COLUMBIAN AJND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
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Correct ltitilruntl Time 'ruble,
Trains on tho Philadelphia & H. 11. lcavo lturct t
as follows I
MOUTH.
(Km a. 111.
I:IM p. III.
south.
11:61 a. in.
H:I3 p. in.
Trolnson tho 1). I & V, It. II. lcavo llloomsburK
U3 follows i
NOKIII. SOUTH.
7.0.1 iu m. 8:asa.m.
11:17 a. in, 1;M a. in.
.0.3(1 p. 1". 1:30 p.m.
Tlio 8:41 ii. m. train connects nt Northumberland
wan tholl.to train on Pennsylvania ro.ul, rcachlnt:
l'hlladelpul.iat3.1lp. in.
Tho 11:03 train connects with Philadelphia and
Heading road at lltipcrt reaching rniladcl
plila ul 6.W p. m.
Tho lliM train connects with Pennsylvania road
at Northumberland at 1:W, reaching i'lilladelphla
at iM p. in.
Tho i-M p. in. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at .Northumberland at 8.i5 p. m., ami reaches
rmiadclihla at 3:v5 a. in.
Trains on tho N. V. II. Hallway pass llloom
Ferry as follows i
MOIITII. SOCTII.
11:127 a. in. 12.01 p. in.
aiw p. in. 4:19 p. in.
IMItitlC HltlCN.
John Kflclinur will soil reul estate in
Hcott lownslilp on December 11th. See ml.
vcrtlseincut.
Tho administrator of John F. Hutchison
will sell personal property on December
4th. See ndveitlsenicut.
Tho administrator of Kvnn Wclllvcr will
sell real cBlntc on November 22d. Seo ad
vertisement. The executor of M. S. Applcmnn will
sell nt public salo on Saturday, November,
22 ml, nt one o'clock, p.m., a valuable
farm In Cooper township, Montour county,
nnd n lime stone quarry. Seo advertise
mcnt. The heirs of Jacob nnd Mnry Artley will
sell real estate mid personal property m
Franklin township, November 15th.
J. M. Dewltt, Administrator of M. A.
Ammermnn, deceased, will sell valuable
real estate on tho premises in Flshlngcreck
township on Friday, November, 21st. See
advertisement.
l'erHonal,
Miss Bcclty I'lillllps is dangerously ill.
Itcv. L. Zahner exchanged pulpits with
ltev. Mr. Hall of Danville, last Sunday.
Mrs. Judgo Elwcll nnd Mrs. N. U. Funk
aro visiting relatives at Towanda.
Miss Stella Sicklcr of Tunkhannock, Is
visiting Miss Bessie McKelvy.
W. O. McKinnoy nnd F. S. Kinports ore
making a western trip.
T. J. Vaudcrsllco of this town, and K.
D. Leidy of Hemlock, started for the West
on the morning of tho election.
Paul E. Wirt, Esq., was appointed re.
turn Judgo for this county to compute the
voto in tho eleventh congressional dis
trict, t
Lewis Graham formerly of Light Street,
now of Unionvllle, Mich., is shaking hands
with his friends in this county. He Is still
a Democrat.
Wo observe Hint Mr3. 11. Kitchen of
Mlllvillc, was awarded premiums on but
ter nt nil three of the Fairs In Columbia
county and also nt Wnshlugtonville iu
Montour county. This is certainly an ex
cellent record us a butter maker.
Adjourned court on 18th.
It Is evident that South Conyngham is
not entitled to the prize Uag.
J. J. Drawer's block has been connected
with the sewer.
John Savage of Espy died last Sunday
from a paralytic stroke.
There will be a shooting match at Fer
ry's hotel, Sugailouf, on Thanksgiving day.
Grand hop in the evening.
W. W. Barrett, ngent for Chase, Bros,,
of llochcster showed us n Klcller pear the
other day. It was n beauty.
Pretty suits for little boys ; pretty Kilt
suits for children, u largo stock just re
celved, nt D. Lowcnberg'a.
Tho democrats of Danville had a celebra
tion on Tuesday night. The Uloom band
went down In Delly's four horse rig.
Snyder's majority over Kintcr is 20S9.
Cleveland's majority over Dlaine is 11)11.
Snyder is thercfoio 1T8 ahead of the tick
et. If you need any thing In tho lino of i
silver or gold watch or nuy article of jew
elry, silver ware, &c. Call nt L. Bombards,
Jewelry Store, and get the best for your
money.
The Hupert M. E. Church will bu dedi
cated, Wcdnasduy, Nov. 10th. Chaplain
McCabo will preach at 10 A. M. and con
duct a prniso service at 3 1'. M. Preaching
at 7 I'. M. Public cordially invited.
Mr. William II. lirookc and Miss, M.
Burnettu Stilus were married at tho homo
of the brldu's parents on Saturday after
noon, byKev. Dr. Mitchell. Wo tender
our congratulations.
The children uro manifesting great Inter
est In tho poliltlcal situation, nnd many of
them uro weuring badges with the namo
of their favorite candidate. This otllce has
printed gratuitously over two hundred
Cleveland badges in tho past few days.
Robert Cathcart, one of tho oldest resi
dents of this town, died nt his homo on
Market street last week, Tuesday evening,
aged 81 years. Tho funeral took place on
Friday. Mr. Cathcart was an upright chris
tian and n good citizen.
The best of Daltlmoro oysters are kepi
constantly on hnnd at Phillips' bakery, by
the quart or hundred. At tho restaurant
connected with the bakery oysters are
served in every stylo. Ladles and gcntlo
men will 11 ml It a first-class eating house.
Do not deny yourself the pleasure of ex.
ambling our now and great bargains In
clothing. .Wo aro taking the lead hi style,
fit, assortment, goods and price. An ocu.
Jar demonstration will satisfy you. Uu"
soon at thu popular store of J). Lowen.
The compositors in this olllco displayed
their patriotism on receipt of tho cheering
news, by decorating tho windows of the
composing rocm with American flags. Our
neighbors of tho Jlepuiliam have not shown
a flag either tit their back windows or front
windows, Tho emblem of republicanism
during the campaign has been n vluttfialher.
Why not hang oue of them out of your
front window, neighbor ?
Mr. Dougherty, tho operator of thu
Western Union, was very unjustly crltl
clsed last week by Hcpiibllcuiis because ho
did not mako known what pasted over tho
wires favorable to Blalue. There was very
little such news to tell, and what there was
could Imvo been obtained if thu Republi
cans had done as the Coi.vjmiuan did. Mr,
Dougherty did not bring us the news wo
went In and asked for new favorable to
our side. The Republicans were so chag.
rlned at their defeat that they had to vent
their wrath on somebody,
Dutlne tha
MAN llM lost twn JMiWrli
npprovo of our position on local politics.
no nave, nowovcr, added about 100 now
names to our list ill llm mitnn tlnwi. nmt
still they come.
Dangerous counterfeit nllvor flnllnra nrn
circulating. They are described as so fin,
ly executed as to almost defy detection.
They aro of a whitish color, dated mqi.
nnd liavo a fine, clear and nlmost perfect
ring. l no die is excellent, and the slzu
and thickness correspond with tho stan
dard silver dollar. Et.
On Wednesday nftcrnnon of taut wnrk n.
test of tho sewer was made. Water was
turned In from several tiro plugs nnd It was
found Hint the discharging capacity of the
main plpo is about 2,000,000 gallons per
day. As tho town Is not using more thau
150,000 gallons of water a dar It Is nnnnr.
ent that the sowcrage Is sufficient for n
town many times tho size of this. Tho
fait of the pipes carries off the water at n
rapid rate. Surveyor Neyhard has had
chargoofthc work from tho beginning,
and its success is laraelv due to his cartful
attention, nnd engineering skill.
A ClIANCK TO VXIIT THE MONOTONOUS
Stkak. Boiled beefsteak is a very good
way of cooking an inferior steak. Take a
round steak, beat It, nnd sproad with a
dressing such as Is used for tioultrr. lie
gin nt one end nud roll It neatly, tying it to
Keep it in Sliapc. Put It Into a bnkepan
with n llttlo water, and bako until the meal
Is tender, basting it frequently. Thicken
tho gravy in the pan with a llttlo flour wet
with cold water, and season It nicely, nd
ding a little catsup or sauco of somo kind.
Pour It around the meat. Cut it as you
would a berry roll, slicing oft tho end ncat-
A word to tho wise. The most complete
and varied stock ot Fall and Winter goods
can now bo seen nt the popular store of
David Lowcnberg.
The fluctuations of public feeling last
week were kept up until Friday. Every
morning the Democrats were jubilant with
the news confirming Cleveland' election,
but towards evening their hopes went
down when news favorable to Blaine was
received. Hy Saturday morning the Menu
ocrats felt satisfied of their success, nmt
swung out their Hag to the brcezo across
Main Street nt Chairman Lowcnbcrg's
store. The Republicans were despondent,
nnd generally conceded Cleveland's elec
Hon, though some still clung to tho hope
that there might bo some reason for the
claim of the New York 2Vi6un and Phlla
dclphla Prem that Blaine had a plurality in
New York. No bets were paid, as it wns
generally agreed that tho matter could not
be positively settled until the result of the
olllclal count wns made known.
From the morning nfter election until
Saturday night the Coi.umiiun bulletin
board was a centre of great interest, as it
contained tho latest news concerning the
result. Most of the dispatches were re
celved by tho Columbian direct from tho
New York World and Sun and the Phlla
dclphla JVmu In reply to private inquiries
from us, snd all others were Associated
Press dispatches caught on the wires at
the telegraph ofllce. In many Instances
Messages favoring the Republicans were
received by telephone from Berwick, Ru
pert or Danville, by other parties, which
for the time contradicted our dispatches,
but as a rule ours were confirmed by tho
next day's papers. We gave the news just
as we got it, and the only reason we can
give why It was nil in favor of Cleveland is
that whoever sent the telegrams told tho
truth.
Bargains unprecedented arc now offered
In Fall and Winter clothing. Elegant
styles, new patterns, enticing prices. At
the popular stora of David Lowcnberg.
l'or Decorating.
Just received at the Coi.umiiun stnro a
line of goods for hnnd-pnintlng, consisting
of Brass Plaques, Papier Mucho Plaques,
crescents, crosses, circles, trlnnzlcs, leaves,
Holly-wood paper cutters and Photograph
frames, Hammered brass plaques, &c.
A Severe Winter,
All tho "signs" according tothono versed
in such lore, point to a severe winter.
Country exchanges note tho fact that
grapes, pcrtimmons, ncorns, and other
nuts, etc., were never known to be more
abundant than this fall, and according to
our forefathers this indicates very cold
weather. How the hornets build their
nests is another infalllblo Indication and
this year they liavo chosen tho top of tho
tallest trees. They do this, It Is said, in
obedienco to some Instinctive foreknowl
edge of tho approach of a severe tempera
ture j but why It would not bo Just ns com
fortable down below is not explained.
The Ccutralla Vote.
Tho votu of Ccutralla for Governor In
18S2 was 180 for Pattlson and 70 for Bea
ver, giving n democratic majority of CI.
Tho voto for President last week was 149
for Cleveland and 109 for Blaine, a republi
can majority of 20, nnd a republican gain
of 71 over 1882. This shows that tho num
erous republican schemes , to capture tho
votes of tho Irish-Americans were success
ful at least In Ccutralla. Perhaps tho
speech of Dr. Burchnrd on "Rum, Roman
ian and Rebellion" didn't reach that sec
tlou.
Wo nro sorry for thoso democrats down
there who flopped over to Blaine just in
timo to be on tho losing side again.
Tho change must have been made by
new comcie, as tho democratic voto in
creased 10 over 1882.
Tlie I'rlxc linuiier.
Chairman Lowcuberg offered a Hug to
the township nmklng the largest gain over
the vote ;of 1882. Tho followlnr table
shows the gains and losses of tho several
townships. Wo givo the democratic votu In
1882 and 1884.
1882 1881
Beaver, 103 203 gain 10
Berwick, 212 102 loss 20
Benton, 220 214 " 12
Bloom, E. 202 245 " 17
Bloom, W. 157 109 gain 12
BrlarcrceU, 132 147 " 15
Catawlssa, 224 270 63
Ccntrallo. 130 140 " 19
Centre, 173 177 " 4
Conyiigham, N, 75 03 " 23
" ' S. 83 03 loss 20
Flshlngcreek, 2(12 203
Franklin, 50 70 gain 11
Greenwood, 104 187 ' 23
Heialock, 145 128 loss 17
Jackson, 123 133 gain 10
Locust, 218 250 11 8
Madison, 108 174 "
Main, ISO 133 loss 3
Milllln, 103 107 gain 4
Montour, 74 80 ' 0
Mt. Plcnsimt, 83 100 " 12
Orange, 115 124 ' 9
Pine, 07 130 " 33
Roarlugcreek, 70 77 7
Scott, W, 00 07 " 7
" E, 103 117 14
Sugarloaf, 107 172 5
Catawlssa shows tho largest gain and Is
therefore the banner township. Conyng
ham B. and Berwick show the largest loss,
cs.
Ilcttliiir no llnr to Votliiir.
At tho polls In Philadelphia Gcorgo W.
Clothier was challenged on tho ground
that ho made n bet on tho result of tho
election, and tho election o Dicers sustnlncd
the challenge. Tho challenge was based
upon tho act of 1839, which declares that
any one making n bet on the result ot an
election la disfranchised lrom voting nt
such an election. There was no denial by
Mr. Clothier that ho made tho bet n al
leged, Judgo Allison promptly mado nn
order to the effect that the election officers
ot said division being satisfied that tha
said (Jcorgo W. Clothier it a qualified elec
tor under the Constitution, should rccclvo
Ills vote Irrespective ot any evidence that
ho had made n wnger upon the result of
tho election. An act of Assembly which
adds r.nr qualifications to nn elector's
right to vote, not recognized by tho Con
stitution, is unconstitutional,
Notice To Tax Collectors
An net of the Legislature and approved
June, 2nd 1881. (See pamphlet laws, page
45) requires tax collectors, township and
borough officers to make return of seated
and unseated lands upon which no pro
perty can be. found from which te make
taxes, to the County Commissioner! on or
before the first day of January next, with
a sufficient dlscrlption by boundrlcs or
otherwise, ot each separate lot or tract and
about the quantity of the same. Thoso
who fall to mako returns by said day will
be held tor such loss. Tuxes so returned
become a lien against the properly so re
turned. We have blanks on which these
returns arc to iio made nnd will furnish
them upon application ot collectors,
John B. Caskv,
Coin's. Clerk.
Commissioner's Office.
Nov. 14th tf.
Ilcrwlek.
Miss Lou Hill of Gettysburg is visiting
Mrs. L. T. Thompson.
Miss Blakcslic nnd her sister ot Weather
ly arc visiting Miss Nora Smith.
Rev. nnd Mrs. L. M. Kumblcr returned
from their wedding tour Monday evening-
,
Miss Anna Furmnn left Wednesday for
Northumberland where she will visit rela
tives. The physicians report no now cases of
diphtheria in tho borough.
Tho Jackson & Woodln Mfg. Co., uro
furnishing an order this week of five hun
dred car wheel?.
The Y. M. C. A. building is now orna
mented by n sixty foot flag staff.
A very interesting lecture was delivered
in the Methodist church last Monday even
ing by Rev. Gilbert ot Emporium, subject,
Man.
The Berwick Cornet Band has been dis
coursing some very fine music on thu street
tho last few evenings.
A Democratic jollification will take place
this evening In Berwick and tho democra
cy which has been bottled up for twenty,
four years,.wlll have full sway.
Mimm.
Lots of happy domocrats.
Pole raisings, ox roasts, torchlight pro
cessions and victory is all the talk.
John Kelchncr ot this place is employed
at present ns night operator at the Sum
mlt, on tho D. & H. R. R.
Rev. Hasslngc held communion services
in tho Luthcrnn church on Sunday.
Mlfllln can boust of its huckster forco.
About nineteen In tho township.
Prof. E. O. Jones of Sayrc, Pa., has re
sumed his work of teaching again. He
holds forth at No. 3.
Miss Bailie Miller is taking an extended
trip through Lycoming nnd other Northern
counties of tho state.
Rev. W. D. Donat preached in tha old
Reformed and Lutheran church on Sun
day for the last tlmo. A new church will
take its place soon. Tho old one has been
used upward of seventy years.
Tho Kikcndall school has been without
n teacher until Monday last when It was
opened by J. Naglc of Luzerne county-
The supervisors liavo the roads In good
condition.
Tho work of dlggiug for coal is still under
headway.
Who says tho times are not good f Why
n farmer drives twenty miles to market
with a load of 25 bushels of potutoea. Ho
gets forty cents per bushel amounting to
810. It if a two days trip. Reckoning S3
per day for team and self, $2 for toll and
hotel bill, ho has $2 for his potatoes
But then It 1b a consolation to know that
his taxes amounts to only about $45.
Jernejlown.
Mr. C. II. Fruit Is visiting at Hazle
ton.
Mr. Chas. Smith, operator for the Tldu
Water Oil Co., was at homo tho 4th and
6th, and received a number of dirpatches
over the wire giving us an Idea how the
election had gone. This was the first tlmo
we were able to get thu election news so
quickly. M r. Smith's efforts to secure the
news were highly appreciated.
Mr. Glngles has in ills store thu mon
itrous cabbage head. It weighs elghteon
nnd one-half pounds, was rulscd In his gar
den. If any one can beat It we would like
to hear of it.
Election day dawned rainy and disagree
able and continued so, yet thu voters were
nearly all out and a handsome vote was
cast for the wholo ticket. Tho efforts put
forth by a few soreheads were of no avail
as tho vote shows.
These would be bull dozers are well
known and should and will receive their
just deserts should they ask for any pub.
11c favors in tho future.
Tho preparations for going up Salt river
are being made this tlmo with a marked
degree ot sadness and reluctance.
Last Thursday evening about forty young
people assembled at tho residence of Dr.
T. J. Swisher. It wns a party given by
Mrs, Swisher to her Sunday school class
Everything had been done for the enter
tainment and comfort ot the guests. When
all had assembled a gayer and happlor
crowd could not bu found ; a common dis
position for a good tlmo prevailed, and us
plays wcru suggested by somo of tho party
they were engaged In by all and with
hearty good will, and nn enthusiasm which
at oncu created universal hilarity aud
cheerfulness. Refreshments wero served
during the evening, and nothing wus left
undone that would add to thu pleasure of
thu occasion und It wns far in the night
when the party dispersed.
Friday evening of last week a number of
our young people Mtended the birthday
party of Miss May Smith. Shu received a
number of handsome presents. Tho oven.
lug was spent pleasantly and all hud a good
time, so report thoso who participated.
Saturday th' ,eoj.'.o thinking Cleveland'!
election was no longer in doubt, unfurled
thu stars and stripes. L, Y,
Bulls made up In city stylo by expert
enccd workmen, ('all and seo what tu
wear and iow to wear it, at David Low
cnberg's, thu linu merchant tailor of
lllooiiuburg.
Tlic CotntiiK IMglit Over Pclcr
IIcnllc'H lCHIntc.
Tho case of Clinton Lloyd of this city
against William Wclghtman.tho Philadel
phia mllllonalrc-chcmlst, and lits son.ln.
law, ex-Congressman R. J. C. Walker, has
boon postponed to .Monday, December 1,
1831, In tho Lycoming County Common
Plens Court. This movo Is on account of
tho denth of Mrs. Welghtmnn, which ot.
currcd recently. It Is a trial Involv.
Ing properly valued at $1500,000. In
1878, Peter Hcrdlc, as our readers nro
aware, was hopelessly involved nnd lind
all his valuable real estato wrested from
him by United Wales Marshal's sale. Wll
Ham Welghtmnn nnd R. J, C. Wnlkcr wcrn
tho principal creditors. They bid in nnd
ccurcd deeds for real citato amounting to
halt a million dollars for Bomcthlng like
$4,000. :
mong this property li included thu
famous Park Hotel then called Hcrdlc
House valued at $150,000 1 tho Weight
innn block, located on the corner of West
Fourth and Campbell streets, valued at
9150,000; almost 10,000 acres of coal
lands along Pine Creek, In this nnd Tioga
counties, and about 14,000 acres ot timber
land also along Pino Creek. Besides these
more vnlunblo properties, a largo number
of well-built dwelling houses on West
Third street and elsewhere throughout this
Ity wcro disposed of to Welghtmnn, In the
amo manner.
Thu matter was at rest from 1878 to tho
beginning of 1833. In tho latter year Clin
ton Lloyd, Herdlc's nttorney, had nil of
his property sold nt n United States Mar
shal's sale. He bought It In himself for
about $4,000, the same price that Weight
nun nnd Wnlkcr paid for tho property In
1878. Mr. Lloyd claims that he did tills
upou the belief that the sales to Weight
man and Walker wcro not legal, nnd that
they liavo no title to the estate.
Tho coming fltflit in court is to dechla
ho really owns tin property. Wilfomt-
port Sun nnd Ifanncr.
About two mouths ago we mailed some
items for the Coixmman which appeared
in last week's issue. They played truant
quite u long time, or traveled very slowly
on the way. Wo never data tho Item lot,
ns they date with the Issue m which they
appc . Hence It would seem from the
paper that thoso Incidents of two months
ago to which they relate, occurred only
last week.
Intense excitement prevailed during the
suspense between uncertainty nnd certain
ty of tho true result, as both parties claim
ed New York, tho decisive fnctor of tho
Presidential contest. They died hard, but
surely and without hope.
The many friends of Mrs. J. C. Wenner
didn't surprise her much on Thursday
evening on her semi-centennial birthday,
though nearly every room of her homo
was filled almost to its utmost capacity.
On last Saturday morning the Democrats
at Cambra let tho Cleveland flag to tho
breeze. They felt as though they had re
turned to their former home after a long
exile, and hardly knew tho place, and could
scarcely appreciate their liberty. Their
joy was unbounded, iso doubt our re
publican friends will experience tho .same
unpleasant symptoms of exile. It history
repeats they will not return under a score
or more years. Good bye.
Now the peoples' attention can be drawn
to other employment since they have re
formed Columbia county and tho coun
try. Soap was In good demand at tho Benton
Fair and sold at n very high price. They
bought ?5, $10 and .20 lots. It wns curse
the steal soap.
Protracted meetings will soon be In or.
dcr.
From present appearances somo people
will get cold fingers husking corn.
Blaine said the pivotal point on which
would turn tho presidential election was
the "tarift." Seeing it would'nt turn ho
thrust It on tho "bloody shirt" pivot, and
as that would'nt turn, lie crept Into his hole.
Judgment was passed and tho books will
be opened.
Our peoplo are raaklnggrcnt preparations
to take tip winter quarters.
Tho Democrats of Benton and Cambra
will havo a Jollfication this week In honor
of their victory.
Nicholas Ashclmau, wlfo and Mrs. Truck.
cnmlllcr of Plttston were visiting friends in
this neighborhood last week.
William Stlnc wns one of the policemen
at tho Fair.
It is reported that several articles were
stolen by the sharps that Infested our fair
Hereafter turn thu rascals out.
Centralln.
Thu political excitement has partially
subsided in town, though wti have still a
few who persist In giving you their views
on tho situation. The Republicans who
did tho blulling on election day, arc
mum" on the subject, nnd aro quietly
packing the dried herring, preparatory to
going up the river. Tn, tab, Sammy, your
"Invincibility" must take you nlong.
Centralla, in proportion to its size, has
wugercd more money on tho result of the
election than any town In the State.
Thu palace car Mlncrvu, passed throng!
here on Saturday morning, with President
Wilbur Mid several prominent otllclals ot
the Lehigh Yalloy Railroad on board.
Another accident occurred at Ccutralla
colliery on Monday, which caused n sus
pension of work. Thu empty wagons
jumped tho track on thu slope, and beforu
it wns discovered over one hundred yards
ot rope was colled among tho timbers
They resumed work on Wednesday.
Ono of tho employees in the Mammoth
Btora accidentally set lire to a barrl o:
gasoline In the cellar on Saturday evening,
whloh caused quite a commotion among
tho hundreds who wero iu tho building at
the time. An abundance of water being
close at hand, tho lira was speedily cxtln
finished, thus preventing nny serious loss,
James Curran nnd Mary Gnghngan wero
married by Rev. J, J, Russell, aud Samuel
Fahrltiger nnd Mary Williams by Rev,
Griffith of Ashland, last week. May theirs
bo smooth sailing o'er thu sea of life.
Tho Young Folks' Social Club will bo en
tcrtalned nt tha residence of Mrs, Joseph
Mllllngton ou Thursday evening, It Is
needless to say that a pleasant time awaits
those who will attend,
Hanora Grant, an estimable young lady
of town, died on Sunday lust, nfter u brief
illness. Her death was wholly unexpected
nud is a soru trial to tho allllctcd parents.
Shu leaves a largo circle of friends who
mourn her untimely demise.
William Eycr, of town, has resigned his
position under thu L. V. Ruilroud, to nc.
cept n position in Mt. Curmel.
John Tullcy, engineer for .Mr, Troutman
tt Co., has also resigned, and will be suc
ceeded by Mr. Clark.
A young man of this borough, nn aspl-
rant for pugilistic honors, by tho way, un
dcrtook to thrush one of our model young
men a few days ugo, and received sucli a
sound drubbing in return that hi has given
up all liopus of entering tho rlug. Tho
biter bitten, and badly bitten,
Tho notorious "Bill" Crawford mado his
way in to Mr. Curry's cellar on Saturday
night at an hour when ho thought all good
people were abed. Finding n bucket In
tho cellar, ho filled It with wh!key, itltd
was about to mako a dive for tha alley,
when Mr. Curry caught sight of him, and
lively rnco ensued. Wo do not know
what followed, hut BUI says he feels ns
though somo ot his ribs wcro broken, nnd
swears he mado his last visit to Mr. C's.
cellar.
John James, n very old resident ot town,
died of miners' asthma last week. Ha
was Interred at Ashland, on Sunday. Tho
funeral cortege wns very lnrgc.
The Democrats will havo an ox roast on
Monday evening, and every Democrat In
town is expected to bo present.
Somo of our "wits" proposo a "fly"
roast for tha Republicans, to ba held somo
tlmo next August, when thu flics arc
plenty.
Tho plumbers are busy putting In tho
ntcr pipes in tho new buildings opposite
the depot.
Tho fault In the Logan tunnel has been
driven through, nnd a lino quantity of coal
found,
PkksoXai.8. Miss Edwards of Glrard-
vlllc, Mr. Burns of Philadelphia, Ella
Bakcy of Wilmington, Mls3 Nolan of Phil-
ndclphlu and Ed. Askew of Pino Grove,
were in town last week.
MARRIAGES.
KLINER COAGLE, At thu Lutheran
parsonage In Berwick, October 25th, 1884,
by Rev. J. P. German, Mr. Wm. W. Kll-
uer to Miss Matilda Coaglo, both of Con
yngham township, Luzcrno county.
LOCAL NOTICES.
O. c.
Xarr takos trndo dollars for dry
goods.
For blankets.
good and cheap, go to
Lutz & Sloan's.
C. C. Marr wants pop corn.
Heme jiber that Lutz & Sloan are head
quarter for shawls of all kinds.
Floor and table Oil Cloth at C. C. Marr's.
A few colors of the 60 cent, nll-wool la
dies' dress cloths yet, at Lutz & Sloan's.
C. C. Marr wants dried
Raspbctrles und
pitted Cherries.
New goods at J. B. Sheer's.
For cashmere or dress goods of any kind
go to I.UIZ & sloan s.
C. C. Mnrr nays 24 cents for Eggs nnd 30
cents for choice butter.
For velvets
or plushes go to Lutz &
Sloan's.
Go toC. C. Marr's for very lino and cheat)
blurts.
Birthday and Wedding Presents, in large
lots at l. v. nartmau cc sou's.
C. C. Mnrr
has nice geese feathers to
sell.
LUMBER. Planing mill in lumberyard,
I havo nil kinds of worked lumber whlto
pine, yellow pine and hemlock flooring j
white pine nnd hemlock Germnn siding,
surinco boards, surtucc siding, wainscot
ing, moulding. AH kinds of lumber in
rough, at Lightstreet, by
nug 22-8m Silas Yocno.
See the New Hanging Lamps at I.
W
Hartiunn & Son's, before you buy.
Ladles and ecnts
uuderclothlng at C. C.
Marr's.
A look at I. W. Hurtman & Son's Black
Silk will convince you of its cheapness.
New
Dress Goods at C. C. Marr's, very
cheap.
EGGS. Highest market price paid,
cash, lor eggs, ot J. F. Caldwell's.
In
Go to C. C. Marr for cheap comfort9 and
uinnKcis,
I. W. Hnrtmuu A: Son's largo stock of
Shawls just in fiom the West, bring custo
C. C. .Marr.
buys Corn, Chickens und
Lard.
I. W. Hnrtmnn & Son's offer the best lino
of llannels In the town, 7c. to 70c.
Ranges, cook and narlor stoves and all
Kinds ot stove repairs nt biiarpicss' r ound
ry. Oct 31-4 w
The rush these fine days to I. W,
man & Son's for their new Shawls.
Hart
Coats
&c, &c, is great.
Go to C. C.
boots.
Marr's for good and cheap
BUSINESS NOTICES.
SIIH.OH'S V1TALIZK1!
Is what you need for Constipation, loss of
Appetite, Dizziness aud nil symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per hot-
lie, n or salo by atoyer tiros.
ITS UqrjAr. YKT TO HEAlt FIIOM.
The movements of n roulu's hind legs aro
very variable aim uucertatn. but Dr. Thorn
as'Etlectrlc Oil takes but ouu course It
heals and cures, Us equal for asthma.
diphtheria, catarrh, cold aud sore throat
has never yet been sold.
CSTWell Dressed People don't wear clingy
or laucu tilings wucu uiu luc. aim guarun
teed Diamond Dyu will make them good
us now. iney are nenect. uet at uruc
gists und bo economical. Wells, Richardson
& Co., Buillngton, Vt.
TUB IIUV. aKOliQK II. TIIAYKII,
of Bourbon, Ind., says : "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shlloh's Consumption
uure." soul by jioyer tiros.
A NASA!. INJECTOi:
Freo with each bottle of Shlloh's Cutarrh
Remedy. Price 50 ceuts. Sold by Moynr
uros.
AN EXPLANATION.
No ono medicine will euro everything,
but it Is an incontestiblo fact thot Thomas'
Eclectric Oil will cure a sprulu, a bruise, a
bite, or un uche, and is also an uctlvo and
pronounced euro for neuralgia and rhou.
raatism.
For lamo buck, sldo or chest use Shlloh's
Porous Plaster. Prlco 23 cents, For salo
by Moycr Bros;
"llAOKMKTAOK,"
A lasting and fragrant perfume. Prlco 25
und CO cents. Sold by Moycr Bros.
WILL YOU SUn'HIt
with Dyspepsia and Liver Complnlnt ?
Shlloh's Vltallzer Is guaranteed to cure
you, ror biuo uy Jioyer liros.
FIltbT HEVIVKU ANP THEN UllEI),
"Wns troubled for n vear with tornld lit.
er and Indlnestlon. niul nftir trvlm. nvpru.
tiling imaginable uscil llurdock lllooil Hit.
.. . . r . . .... .
ters. mo tirst bottle revived me and the
second cured me entirely. J, S. Wllllitin.
son, Itochester, N, Y,
UATAllltlt OUliEU,
health nnd sweet breath secured by Shi
loh'a Catarrh Hcmcdy. Prlco CO cents.
Nasal Injector free. For salo by Moycr
iJlua.
onoui', wiiooirxo. oouau
nnd
Bronchitis immediately relieved by
Shlloh's Cure.
For salo by Moycr Bros.
W1IEK DOOTOIiS I118A01I1.U
It will bo tlmo enough to doubt tho rellabl
my ot Kiunoy.N ort. uoctors all agreo
that It Is a most vuluublu medicine In nil
uuorucrs oi tno i.iver, KUlueys nnd Bow
els, nnd frequently prcscrlbo It. Dr. P. O.
Ballou of Moiiktoti savs t "Tha mist vear
1 havo used It inoro than over, and with tho
best results. It Is tho most successful rem.
eiiy i havo ever used." Such n rccommen.
datlon speaks for Itself. Sold by ull drug.
Kioto. OCU IIUVI,
"itouQH on couans."
Ask for "Rouch on Concha." for concha.
colds, soro throat, hoarseness. Troches,
toe, Jiiquiu, zoc.
"iiot oit ON IIA1H."
Clears nut rain. mice, macho. Illrn. ntiU.
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
15c. Druggists,
IIKAIIT I'AINH.
Palnltallon. dronalcnl. dizziness. Indices.
Hon, headache, sleeplessness cured by
Wella' Health Rcnowcr."
"HOUGH ON O0K8."
Ask for Wells' "Rouch on Corns. 15c.
Quick, completo euro. Hard orsoft corns,
wans, bunions.
"KOtlOII ON l'AIN" I'OnOUSKD rl.ASTKIt
Strengthening. Imnrovcd. tho best for
backache, pains in chest or side rheuma
tism, neuralgia.
THIN l'EOI'LB.
"Wells' Health Rcnowcr" rostores health
nnd vigor, cures dyspepsia headache, ner
vousness, debility, tfi.
witooriNO ooton,
and tho mnnv throat affections of children.
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
-uougu on won j ns" trocues, loc. balsam,
25c.
If you are falling, broken, worn out and
nervous,
irvous, use "Wells' Health Rencwtr."
$1. Druggists
Lira i'iip.8KnrEK.
If you aro losing your grip on life,
'Wells' Health Rencwtr.'' (loos dire
try
direct to
weak spots.
"kocan OX TOOT1IAOHI."
Instant relief for neuralgia, toothache.
laccache. Ask for "Rough on Toothache."
lb and 'JO cent.
l'KBTTT WOMKX.
Ladles who would retain freshness and
vivacity. Don't fall to try "Wolls' Health
llcncwer."
CATARRHAL THROAT AITIECTlOXi),
llacKlng, lrrltntlne coughs, colds, sora
throat, cured by "Rough on Coughs."
Trocues, luc. Ldquid vac.
"Koi'dit ox rrcit."
"Rough on Itch" cures humors.
erup-frost-
Hons, rlug-worm, totter, salt ihoum,
ed feet, chlllblalns.
Tilt IIOl'E OF TU It NATION.
Children slow In dsreloiinitnt.
minv.
(crawney, ami deilcue, use
Henewer,"
Wells' Health
W1UK AWAKE
three or four hours ererr nlcht counhlnc.
Get Immediate relief and sound rest by
using Wells' "Kough ou Coughs." Troches,
io. ; ii&isam, voe.
"BOt'On O.I PAIS" ronOL'BKD I'LASTBII i
StreiiElhenhiL', Improved, tho best for
backache, pains In chest or side, rheuma
tism, neuralgia.
HIS SL11TKKY GLASS BYE.
luu uuii, EHijn ttiu nutuui vl a uu
Hoosier Schoolmaster," woro ono glass ovo
nnd n wig. Tho glass eye was constantly
slipping out of fecus, nnd tho wig turning
around sidcwlse on his heed whenever ho
addressed the people of the Flat Creek
UTt.n Cn,,l n it... ni1.n ..f ll-rt.
District." Sad spectacle. Parker's Hair
Halsam preserves nnd promotes tho croth
of the natural hair. It also restores thu
natural color to hair which has faded or
become crav. Clean, clccant. beneficial.
mglily pcrlumcu.
Sept 20-com St
Mil. QOCUIt OS SIIK HATS.
'It would be no violation ot the com
mandment," said John 15. Couch, "if a
man were to fall down and worship the
silk hat, for it is not made In tho ltkcncss
of anvthluir In heaven, or on earth, or in
the waters whlrh nro under the earth."
Uesldes It heats the head and causes the
hair to fall oil. Parker's Hair Bulsam will
stop that and restore tho original color to
gtny or laucu nair. JNot ouy, not a uye.
ucnencinl, uullclousiy pcrlumcu. a per
fect nair dressing, cue. ah druggists.
Sep lu-ot
When baby was sick, wo gave her CAS-
I U1UA,
When she was a child, she cried for
OASTOUIA,
When she became Miss, she clung to
CASTOIUA.
When she had Children, sho cavo them
CABT01UA.
WHY WILL YOU
Cough when Shiloh's Cure will clvo you
Immediate relief. Price 10 cents, 80 cents
ana si. tsoiu uy moyer liros.
SIIILOU'B CATAUIIU VEMEDY.
A positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria and
canKcr moutli. Soul nv Jloycr tiros.
AltB YOU MADE
Miserable by Indigestion, constipation, diz
ziness, loss of appetite, yellow ekln ? Shi-1
lob's Vltallzer is a positive cure. Sold by
oioycr tiros.
SlIILOlt'S CURE WILL
Immediately relievo croup, whooping
cough and bronchitis. Sold by Moycr
liros.
t'oit DYsrai'siA
And liver complaint, you havo a printed
guarantee on every uottle ot billion's vital-
lzer. soiu oy aioycr liros.
THAT IIACICI.NO COCOII
can bo so quickly cured by Shlloh's Cure.
wo guarantee It,
Bros.
For salo by Moycr
SlIILOIl'S OO COU
and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a
guarantee, it cures consumption
sale by Jloycr Bros.
For
SLEEPLESS NIOIITS,
made miserable by that teirlblc cough
Ul.tll.t n i. i.. .... UA,
For
salo by Moycr Bros.
JEOISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby KHen to all legatees, creditors
and other pontons Intcrcbted In tlie c&tatea ot tlie
respective decedents and minors, that the fol
low lot; administration and guardian accounts
nave been nleu in the onlco of tlie lteglster of col -
umbla county, and win be presented for connrroa-
tlon and allowance In the Orpliaui' Court to be
held In l)loorabunr. on Mondai
uiooruBburp, on Monday December 1st,
No. 1. Tlio first nnd nnal account ot OeorfOM.
E"1"
llrlarcrek township, deceased. (
No. a- The account of M. 1- Seybert, adinlnlv
rteybert, late otoranee township, deceased.
Leiby, executor ot Daniel Lelby, lato ot Locust
no. 4. 'me nn&i account ot John Tanco. fuar
. . .
tuau oi ucorco yi. liime, u minor cuiut of Harmon
nunc, iaie oi acotv townsnip, ueceascd,
NO. S. Tho nrst ftml flnul ntvnunr. nt
John Annleman. guardian or Phnrics lturria. n. mi.
nor cjuiu ana neir ot jacou Harris, lato ot Item-
no. c Tho Hocond and nnal account of fi. tl.
Jayno, administrator ot Ljdla W. Dodaon, late ot
iuo ..uiuusu u. uvitriux, uwvunu.
NO. 7. The first and nnul Avrmnr. f
Alleu Mann, eiecutor ot i-eter Oearhart, late ot
NO. n. The nrst and nnal nrrmint nf Hamnnl
Musifrave, administrator of Mary c, .Mukj;raT8
iithu ui umunuuu luwusuip, uuccubtxi.
No. 0. Tlio first and nnal nrrannt. nf Wllllitm J.
Knorr, admtnUtrator of Hannah Kuorr, late tX tho
No. ia Third and Onal account of William Kwr
and Catherine Hitter, administrators ot John lUt-
wt. ialvui wainuubaiuwn&uip, ueccaseil.
No. 11. The nrst and nnal account of Oeorife
Uou, administrator ot Rebecca Llnu, lato ot Mon
tour township, deccued.
O. W. HTEItNEll,
lteglster & lteeorder.
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
1A3TATB Or XLIZ1BXTII WALTZI, DtCEiSED.
The underslsnod auditor appointed by tho Or.
E bans' Court of Columbia couuty to mako dlstrl
ullon ot tho funds in tho hands ot tho admlnutra.
tor lu tho estate ot Elizabeth Walter, decoassd.
will ult at the onico of Knorr Winter jteen U
llloomsburtr, on Tuealay. Nov. l-tli at 10 a. m..
when aud whoio all parties IntcrvbtiHt In said im-
vio iiiusv upiieur uuu pruseut ineir claims.
U S. WINTKlt8VrBi:N,
oct!7-tw Auditor.
AQKNTS WANTED For tho Uvea ot
Blaine & ICloveland &
Logan,! Hendricks.
In 1 vol by T. W, Knoxjln i vol by lion A Harnum,
Tlio vest and Cftfiijjcjil. Jtacli vol., W0 pa.
gH,tl.ao. W per cent to Atrents. 6utlltie,
AUdresa llAltTiOItl) I'UllUSlllNO CO., llart-
luru, cuuu.
H A T.k,QM'J?Kr Tlf A Mrm?r LlberalCom
VUUUU1UU11 liaillllU. nUI,in
UHalary and mpenseri, Address 1. N. Nicuows
"A: Ca, Nurscryiueu, iltneva, N. V Browers ot all
tlio now aud old Fruits aud OrnauieutaU
iMARKET REP0RTS.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wheat per bushel 9 00
uyo ill
Com " " CO
Oats " 40
Flour her Imrrcl.o 5 0C
Clovi'Mccd it mi Mtttiti 8 (h
I til tt(7TM II II M4M M I Ml llllllllllilMII ArS
llSffSlMM III Ml IIMM II MM II MM II MM Ml
Tallow 00
Potatoes now 30
Dried Apples tMIIIMMIMMIIMMMMIMMM 00
nams 14
Hides nnd shoulders ,,. 10
Chickens 8
Turkeys 10
i.aru per pound u
Hay per ton 13 00
Beeswax i 25
Buckwheat flour per hundred 2 00
Hides per lb 6 to 7
Veal skins per lb 03
Sheep pelts, each 70
Wool per lb 'M
jg F. HAHTMAN
XirRISXHTS Till rOLLOWINO
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES
Kortli American ot I'lilladelphla,
rT&nKiin,
rnn!tvlVAnl&. '
York, ot Pennsylvania.
iiaaoTcr, or ?, t.
Queens, ot Ijiiclon.
North nmisli. ot London.
Ofllce oa Market Stroet, No. t, Illoomsburg.
OCl. V4, I"
AS
4fk TWETY-SDI SHOT f2ffl ffO
m . trim it
CHOOTC
GOOD WITH
EVANS' 26-SHOT SPORTING MAGAZINE GUU
SHOOTS TWENTY-SIX
With Ettbtr Mll or Shot Cartrldrn,
It is tho Best Gun in tho World EIcd"srlJu.yliiofVltutr'J,,;:
HO HAMMER IN THE WAY. THR0WINQ DOWN
Th Kv.nl I. wlthnilt A.r.nllAn it.- mn n , on , it.
Jtrnrtn.1, ilmplffRt And mfiit pcrfc-l Irewh loiidtnr snn In th
utii unrrn, i.nBra.ra mui ,yidui niouK, -tia iignu-a
CJond for nil I.nrffr CninoM Oftrh
with Hull C'nrlrldEt- ul 1.2UU xaiCtS
I WHAT 18 SAID OF THE EVANS. -
The KYnt & ren in; conitnnt rompAnlon rcr tirn r.ri, I hvo hot miit inualopi at a pit), tnd rpnr.lp. riom
itwfpii my wlfe-i finreri at 4d !iri," KM fnrfHlll. ,Ir. "I hT d the Ktan. In coiort..lm lili the harp
Witieheiiler and Uallard, It beatilhrra all." J. Frank I,rk6, nnrnhamtfllle. Minn. " it thont. HXa A hnne a fire 1 I
can clean ont a whola Land of Indiana alone itllb It. I tiall ree-oromend thfm wherever I po." TrxnA .llirl.. "It
ia ine iiroDreii t,Dooiinr Iran I ever Tint to mr itifttilrifr. nnd
TnrliT'itie)iiBfnrMrMnntn(al
a-i
un in uic mint j, a, iinyn, or laifi
aoiiuirt uarrri iruns wnjr nut a
perfect la etery reipert. We will pell thli Milendlrt rer eallnir
f la.uu li ora.rea oetore .January ir-i, mien una tot
pon't mill tfata rhtnee bnt bny the gun at once. Cut
Advertisement will net appear aitaln. We will lend the
w pan at trie r.ipre.a uiuce wneu yon receive tne rnn. ir vou eni inn amount or cam wiiu oraer, we wui eena i
All and U shot eartrMrea free. Trice of Knot Cartrldgei Sfl.00 per hundred. Hall CartrMftee S 1 .30 per hundred.
Ye are able to make this eitraordlnarv offer beean.e we have leenred twentv thon.an.l dollare worth of there truna at
ne-thlrd the aetoal eon ', you will never get another inch
"'""'''""IWnrlfl TVTf'rr f!n
r ion uuco Mouoy viaor , n v.w . wwe
hmkl Look!! M!!l
1 HI
CgOF
OPERA
Is now offering his largo Stock of
Heating Stoves and Ranges AT COST.
Please call and examine Slock
Before Bnyiiiig Elsewhere.
TjESsr1' The largest stock on one floor in the County.
WE ADVOCATE THE USE OF PRINT
EiVSINK.
SIB IB IBIBILjO'W".
-
lltolll
Now do yon want to know
over one hundred and seventy
ready-made Coats, Mussuui circulars, llaverloclis,
Aeivmarliets, Q'C., all tailor made newest styles (no old stock)
all new and will he sold at the very lowest prices. Prices
$2.00 to $5.00. Well our dress goods stock
is larger than usual having our annex room of seventy feet in
length which is devoted to JJress Goods, Dress Silks, Lin
en goods, &c, Shawls in Paisly, Broclie, Blach Thibet, both
long and square. In JJlaillieb oliawis we have the best makes
at prices not to he undersold by any. Ladies' Cloths to mako
coats from with Fur Trimviings, Plushes $' Astra
chans to trim with, large line. Our stock of black and colored
Silk Velvets and Silk Finished Velvet we have them in all lead-
1 111 j-i-vt - -r
lllg SlUKlCS, lOWCSt pi'lCCS guaranteed. JSoWOUr jVotlOll KOOllV
7 T-t . ln ti mi l -N 11
HIUl. UOlllCSVLO MlOOlll lw
I ui iimauua, x nuiuuin, a.
TColinnH Hrwinvv
I 't.nL jut
I nillbiil W(
uinum Wools, baxonv Wool.
Kid GloVCS, Cashmere GloVCS,
Illindkercllicls, llCS, Hand bags
I finer I Amn ntwl enn .ill im I
- 1 a. v.umu umi aw, tin xiuiiajimi;.
H J CLA
1EAB1 PA Sf Oil.
DHALKR IN
)raMgwfiM(B9 Fa.9
UNDER ODD FELLOWS' HALL OPPOSITE
old CEfrrEHHL hotel.
All kinds of Produco taken in exchange for Goods. Chcai-oet.
Ready Pay Store in tho comity. Having opened a general stor
I solicit a Bharo of tho public patronage.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Wim.ah Mkakp, "I No. m ffplemberterin,
vs. - 1H3I. I I. fa. No. a. nop-
ClHMJN MKAUS,) tcriiisni. Oct 1, fusion
motion of 11. 1'. Zarr, money ordered to bo paid ln
to court and r. 1'. lilllmcyer appointed auditor to
mako distribution among tho lln creditors.
Br TIIKCOCBT.
certlned from tho rceol,)ct. 7,..
tn nimnnm nf llm fthnvn thn auditor Will Sit It
his ohico in llloomsburK on .Friday, r,ovcmber i .
1 mi, at 1 o'clock, a. m., to perform tho duties i.t
his appointment, or be debarred lrom recclflng
any share ot said fund. , tv,
Auditor.
UDITOR'8 NOTICE.
ESTATK OF FIIANCKS KOSTKNDAVDKn, nSOElSIU.
Tho undersigned auditor nppolnted by the Or
lhan's court of Columbia County to mako dlstrl'
nitlon of tho fund In hands ot the AdmlnLwratot
to and ainons tho partlc-i entitled thereto, In to
estato of Frances ICostcnbauder, deceased, wUl Mt
at his omco in juoouisuurg, on Haturu.iy, hot. ia,
1SH l, at 10 o'clock a. ru., when and whero all par
ties Interested In said estate must apjicar and pre
sent their claims.
1. Jm wai.ij.iv,
OctlO-tn Auditor.
A
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or JOSEl'lI IIAHTMAN, UECIASBO.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by the Or.
Chans Conrt of Columbia county, to make dlstrt
utlon ot tlio funds in tho hands of the executor
ot Jovph llnrtman, deceased, to and amoiif the
parties entitled thereto, will sit at tho oflfca of
.lohn O. Yucum Ksq., In tho town of Catawlsa, on
Friday, November 14th, iwi, at halfpsst, on
o'clock, p. m., of ft.ild day, to attend to tho dutlea
ot his appointment, when and whero all peion
having any claims upon said fund will appear and
provo tho same, or bo forever debarred from any
Bharo of tho namo. J. It. JUir.n,
Oct. 13, 1881. oct 17-U Auditor.
Lcnuin ur Dnnncb 44 iu -j Mini..
ACCURATELY UP TO I20O Y.trac.
SHOT AT 100 XARDIU
SHOTS IN SIXTa SECONDS,
Without llouiOTldir from tlio Mlinulitrr.
THE GUARD EJECTS. LOADS AND COCKS.
fan ..n-.il A..I..I 1rt.il..- nnlrW.t flr.ri t.t nn.
world. Itli . 1 rnllbrr. ri-nlro Are, liij toUH
Wlin Kraaaniea iirmt up to ijii f arus,
I tlnni! for nil Smnll Olimo -t ff TT.
nllli Mini Cuitrlilt-n lit 1UU XartiS.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS.
Ira 8harpi,o9lrr. Thin Itrprntlnff t.un Ia Aiiprrlol- In nil otlirra.
It rnn 1m tlaril fnr nil kind nt'unmi. Inrso or aiiiiiII, mill ptiM
i'mId-Ii, I, iv .iitlrk mill nllwl I v. alinnttnp. W a euarantae ee.rv enn
ror arenrarj It ran l re mm. i Know it io r, ihe tie-
pnn 32 Inch barrel fir 012.00. or the 2 inch barrel for
i. .old iney cannot do Donrni lor ie-i man vj orvweacn.
till" Out and mention IhU parer when you order.aii Uil
tnin O. O. P., If yon tend 84.00 wllh order, tho balance can
bargain and you can readily lell It from $30 to 9 in. Feud
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