To'ToWbo' Hattfc,
, The tobacco Imblt Is ono of tho tortris
of both odatlv6 htxl BtltnilliUlon Whloli
scorn to bo 'rcMnlttl 'by tno'rtfiWsl'fis
well ns tbo most noeomnliehed boincs,
SonlcthiiiK in tbo man iinpclg biia to
bd hnplcr. ' '
Tho ruJo Atoxfean nounds. tboioon
tnrv plant till ho can got fctiiwntntion,
in ft, and thon ho "drinks-himself drunk.
Tho methodical Chlrjama'u who has a
tlnty lor ovcry any In tbo year and
saves lil money bettor than tho raiser,
had tho citadel of hla naturri slbrmcd
by opium, mid against Uio command of
his government niul Ins rollrrioilj ho
Hits down and smbkos' himself iiitO'sln
pefootion. Tho Turk, p recalled from
liquor by liis rcliiiion, tortures, himself
bqtween tho harom and tho pipo. Thd
, Uiicllsh beer drlnkor comOS to a plaoo
whero malt and hops , will no longer
'saliafyj hiul ho must drtt his bocr to
mako palatable, and thd public. liQijae
wmcn no lrcqucnts ounges mm in mat
ro'dpect by opening tho llung-bolo nnd
dropping in tobacco or pdppor'or son'io
thlng sulljoicnUy 'strong.
Nothing is Jmoro remarkable! in tho
United-States than tho- growth of tho
cigar bu'sihfys,- Bofoifc 'tho' fdbcllion
Havana manufactured the best and
probably tho most of our cigars. Af
ter tho duties wero mado hiuh ,tho ci
gar-making business was transferred
within our rcvfcnno jurisdiction, first to
KeyAVosLand then lo Now1 York,
Tho war itself was provocat'iVo, of the
smoking nauit as .it multiplied excite
- ment and left hnndreds of men in
' tents' waiting for battle, and there, thoy
smonea uecauso,tnoy liatt po other lorm
of enjoyment. So tho growth of to
bacco was introduced into our north
ern states, and 'now tho north raises
tho best smoking toba'coo for cigar, and'
mo louacco interest in somo ot 1110
western states amounts to millions per
annum, xnero are. said to bo 50,000
poreoriyn.Nbw York- rolling cigars or
stripping tho leaL In almost ovcry
little villago theroiaro cigar factories.
Tho Gcrmans"and' Spanish wore for
merly tho most smokeful' of nation?,
but wo aro closo ui)on them now. al
though it is common in this country lo
una men who, never smoHud a cigar,
and It have often noticed, that somo
men wno uranK to exoesa hau nover
put a cigar in their mouths. Tho drunk
ard fancies that ha is to savo his life.
notwithstanding! tho liquor, hy reject
ingt'some othor bad habit. Tho best
euro for both liquor andi tobacco' is tho
open air, and not tho open air of cities
so much as that 'of the", country. Coun-.
'' try pcoplo aro inclined to chew tobacco.
msieau oi sinoKing it. a nuq oi,uiir
ty milis through tbo open country is a
cure, in part, for both liquor and to
. bacco... Grant has kept this open air
treatment up-nearly all his life. Eithqr
on horeoback or in a carriage' ho, has
ridden constantly, and down to a very'
lato period, and bis trip around thV
'-world, in steamers, vessels. and 'vohl-1
clcs; gave him inspiration of the; same
. CI AT-i M V . . - rtl t . "
nun. -utuii. m jiosion ifioue.
Pearl Oraamenta.
"I -
In tho window of a New Yoi-lcdealor-
is to bo seen a curious display of moth-er-ofjpeafl
shellsand p'feaf Is, in thoipnii
7, of a'nilcklac'e.;', '.ThQ',h,ecklac"o in thu
. .window is one pfQu'een'iAnne's,' said
tho dealer, in answer to ah innniry by
a reporter, "and was sent to her from;
, ,an .Ipdiati prince. ' They , arq al, thej
' rage .in JVris and liondon now. j Jrj-
deed, pearls, as less showy than dla
mouds, have entirely taken the placp.
or mat, arucio.oi inie,rican admiration.
..'Tho Iadieof tho,I?aris'iaiv onibas'sy put
down tho diamond at' tbo time they
decided to wear perfectly plain, rich
ujlks no laco 'and no'jwcls. This
Yncckla'cq is" valued at'$5Q0, and, will, not
I, p.elll'under, It, is, as you see, composed
of inotber-of pearl shells and largo seed
shells joined by gold links. Theso
mother-of'pearl shells aro a novelty,
; 'blit'jbid fair to bo ns much used' in
America this summer as they aro
abroad.
"A handsomo pearl ring,' f or plain
nolid g'ojd, locket, sec vith pearls, 'is rq-1
garded ' as mheh more commo il (faut
than diamonds. I was asking an el
derly lady of aho French regimo for a
reason for this, and sho'said ; 'Oh, so
many shoddyJ.tn.qricans havo sported
. thcir.diamonds .(not always pure) in
-ifront of tlio Parisian ladies' eyes' in the'
ihorniiiir. and. indeed at. all tlmps.wlin
uncalled for that jias a good deal to
do with it. Ladies dross very simply
in Paris of a morning, you know but,
at all events, pearls aro the plus' ultra
fashionablo jewel at present."
. ' A brooch 'of mother-of-pearl shells
and tiirquois presented a, pretty effect
when held toward tho light, and the
bracelets tonatch, are marvels of
beanty, especially when' bbld where all
the 'different colors can ihavo fair, playt
A toilet bottle of green cut-glass orua-
nientcd with mother-of-pearl Bhells and
' pale pihk narrow ribbon bows is a
sample of novelty in that Hue, and
, o sts tweuty dollars, Pioluro frames
0ary to ho studied withcajLj also,tiny
iiixwthcr.of-pearl shells aro. to bo em
- plowed with silk or laco -work tidies for
tho drawing room. In faot, boio 6f
..these j6w'elers intend Importing only
, pearl jewelry for tbo season as it will
' bo tho rage. Jveo York' Mail and
A Wail JFrom (Jail.
'' VG'iil IIainiUbn"'Jias,summeLup th
soreness of the Gono-O'utt Party tir
wardj tho Prohibitions in a sarcastic,
satirical,', venomously bitter rti'clqjn
t.1ltt .Tlinn ATnrth itniri.y.i 7 a 1.-
,. , r t . - . .'4- .1 H't . . lv . L,
tho whole substanco of 'which) is that
' the tiiiiianh of the Democratic party
by means of lllo Prohibition ybte, as
hIio av.ors, )ias" resulted, s0 phrases
ii, ,in "uio enturonemcnt ot tho'detiioii
of iiincstrlotcd drink."
I5at, this, is simply rhetorical 'rp.t.v
a.iiu.u .Tl.sjfv IvqVMUllUll Ujiuil ilJU ,ru-
(usp dispensation of drink that distin.
-guiiheil tho elegant hospitality of thd
Whita Ilouso during tbo last four years;
,ond no restriction .'uppn similar liquid
liberality which charaeteriicad jirecedr
ing ltepublioan Administrations, al
ways cxcfpting the four ytfars of the
Great Fraud, ilia", parsimonious pro
tender only devpling a fow shillings of
Mr. Tihlen's salary td occasional liba
tions of thin lemonade, "Tjio deqion
6 unrestrictpd, drink1' oolongs to no
..particular parly, nor do tho Prohibit
tioniuts even bavu much control of himi
though they bellied to beat the G-. O.
Parly, accorditig 'to Uhti Abigail
PoJgo.
lint, the other dodgo of tho family
was't'oii'ii ,rarnesi'G. .Blaine, 'who for
foar of iniperiling his presuiuod popli,
, larity .iiul political prospects in hi?
owirStatq slianiyfiilly "shjrkei . vptiqii
i or pvohibitioiutnid' dodgod it in spitq
iif Uio alleged bargain tfiat ho apd W
jiarty should ' 8upiK)rt tbo moasure lij
let.ijrn. for Prohibibtion votes for tho"
ltypiiblican party. If, ns Mjss Dodgq
"FfffK tliuJProhlbitidiilsU; hfat - Cdnsiij
'.ludiny; hb ichly merited Ir'at their
; hands, jfbrW.
i , ii,
The teaslioio is a plaoO where you.
can nlwaya find .Sabbath breakers.
J3I10ANTILE Al'PHAI8KMEiST
TAsl of Dealers in Columbia aountb,
k'hertijr fortify that tha tollowlntf list otdlm-s
tnken, returned and classified tr me In accordanco
with tho Bovcral Acts of Assembly In and tor the
rcnrlssMicorrefltitolhbcst o tar kuowlodfo.
11KAVKII.
iantt it AuMneit Clan.
O P nrlostaclntoro
1) liBlnglcr .do
Munson AKIIno do
J 1' smith hotel
Daniel Itamer hotel
Itt Mlcnnci store
T J Khuman do
J r Smith bottler
lllramlleas hotel
II JT; Everett ttora
jJMcllenry do
A ft 11 Mcllenry stdM .
McUonry ft carcy lurnlturo
J E TAvn Btoro
llohr Mcllenry store
lmuol Drake hotel
M ft T 0 Mcllenry druw
do do hardwaro
Sam' Krlckbaum tumlturo
BEKWICK
Jacob llslicr 3 billiard tables
P L Dlstlchurst tumlturo
II H llcay dnifrs
II Uurger bottler
do do restaurant
o W liruknkerhaidware
It II Swnyzo ft Co Btoro
J F Keller bottlor . ,
II M liockman confectionery
J Ii Vanatta Jewelry
I'rcas liroa store
K KAflami do
it (I Crispin do
llimowerdo
14
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'14 7 0J
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9 iiOOJ
14 T CO
11 V fl
5 tow
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7 m
7 Oil
10 10
60 03
700
1 00
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3
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, 14
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13
14
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7 no
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7 00
15 10
10 00
1J 00
10 00
7 10
7 00
DO 00
WOO
7 DO
iretw Bros lumber
II F Drlesbacn onrana and machines 14 '
sam'l K Heller l pool tablo ' 8'
Jackson AiWoodlnAtTCotore' , 6'
(1 A ltucklngham agt stotea and paper 14
Frederick lioycr hotel " 8
Theodore f licrger shoes 44
M Levy clothing 14
II Mrnllltp9 groceries 14
M Ii Margcrum stationery . 1 1
licnj Nponenburg restaurant B
M A Marklo do, S
F o JlcMurttla clothing 1 4
Crlsman ft Hon store 14
1) A Jllcliacl lurnlturo 14
A 11 Young stOTCS and tinware 14
A inner store 14
Isalali nower store' 1 1
u W Klaso hotel a
Stiles Uros drugs 14
B A Hut stores 14
IlllIAHCIIKEK.
Ash ft nro distillery 9
Ylagcr ft.Albcrtson store, 1 1
' llLOOMSBUnO.
J L Olrton restaurant 5'
I w jicKelry store 7
I W llartman A Son store , 10
JCLeMyftOocarpetaandboota 14
Slnirer Mf(? Co mwlnff mnnhlurfl 14
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7 00
7
7
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7 00
7 00
7 00
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7 00
7 00
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I 00
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SO 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
, 10 00
40 00
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W J 'Jorrell ft Co furniture 13
j k Ever store 14
Wm ltabb grocery 14
I. K W'hary stoves 14
J 8alUer.tjrgans.eto r 14
o W ncrtsch gents furnishings 14
V D Dcntler boots and shoes 13
WOMcKlnneys billiard tables 8
James Itcllly 1 bllUard and 1 pool tablo 8
tleo A Clark boos store 13
WKTubbs hotel s
Ii fitohncr restaurant s
'nillmeyorft Co groceries 13
oOGaugnan stores and tinware i 14
If J Clark: ft son store 13
J SPbllUss confectionery 14
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WOO
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10 00
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10 00
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7 00
7,00
7 00
7 00
7,00
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Jiouls ncrnhard Jewelry ,14
'David Iiowenbcrg ' is
jit Ma tnuuiiu lumituro 1 J 4 ,
J It Schuyler ft CO hardware 11
Chas Wltunyan .do 13
fl A Wilson groceries , , 14
J D Wilson Leather and shoo findings 14
Joseph Dcckerconfectlonery 14
ocilarrstoro 14
Kvans ft Eyer clothing 14
J A Ilcss boots and shoes 14
I) A Creasy store 14
Andrew, solloder boots and shoe findings 14
11 11 Vanatta agt wall paper 14
1 K Millar stora 14
.Mrs WD AUcn store 14
K B Brewer stoves 14
lBophvs drugstore druga 11,
W 0 itlchart, flour, feed and groceries 1 1
Henry Klelro groceries 14
O M and J K LnclCAfil pnnl 14
'WmGlger hotel 5
u w.-v rai sure coal it
nrarman ft Iiassert coal 14
o A Jacotr Uquor store '13
do . do coal, ,v , . 14,
'Farmers Produce Exchange store 10
Jane EUrqwn hotel s
i-euir ureas Dottier 5
Ninon c Shlyes ag'JImplemenU ...14
Illoomsburg,Ag,l ft Iron Wits ag'l Imp's 14
illoomsburtt Jrop. 00 store; ' it;
C 11 Itobblns llnuor store 1.4
1,00
7 00
)1S' 00
23 00
20 00
ISO 00
woo
o uo
10 U)
P.MOlUnoro're3taufanl 6 1
do r bottler 5
v..ao Oi. j 1 blUtara and 1 pool tabla S
fl M ft JK iocjcard iron store 13
U Wdloandrvcmoi1nnilTintfiiri is
10 00
.N J Jlendershott drugs 14
t; oo
7 00
17 00
7 00
20 00
40 00
15 00
7 00
7,00
7'ao
5 00
7 00
7.00
7 00
7 00
,7 00
,7,00
!7 00
7 00
u,uu uiuu I.KIU11UK 14
JWCaldwen confectionery 14
JJBrowercametji 14
Jacob Keller notions 1 0
jioycr uros wholesale drug store 1-
Alexander Bros ft co tobacco ' 11
OA Klelm drugs 14
W 11 Yctter sowing machines 14
ny. white ft Co grain dealers It
J K Kyer auctioneer , . 1
Chas Krug lumber, coal and slate 14
B c (fteasy. lumber dealer 14
II W VanuersUco Hour and food 14
O M Blttenbender flour and feed 1 4
WKKnorr tobacco ) 14
C W Brown grocery 14
Lewis Bros rnma and confectionery lr
l)F, Weiss agl imp 14
PATAWI8J3A.
c.KcioweU grocery
7 00
7 00
7 00
,10 00
20 00
W 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
25 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
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1000
40 00
10 00
700
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40 00
700
7 00
W 00
7 00
7 00
40 00
7 (0
7 00
23 00
700
M A Swank store' " 14
W II Barwlck clothing and shoes 14
I n Seeslioltz store , , 13
'David Iloiungshead restaurant 5
o w Kostenbauder clothing nnd shoes 14
8 Bllhawn stoves and tinware 14.
Stephen Baldystoro n
Jno It DIomer'do h
ueo Manhart do 13
3n 1 uicuuillicr UHiRIU ttUU UIUCUIUCQ lit
M Wenninger rumlturo 1 14
K Sharoless ft son store u
T IC Harder furniture 13
I' II rwln confectionory 14
nuiiiuunsuivesanpiinwaro i
JM Smith drugs andiaraware is
8 V Itlnard store 14
aw ItClfsuyder store 13
Aiuci u 1 ctmr 1 ouuara ana 1 pool tap;o 0
CO WMlts drug store 13
P.HV,nflmill.llotnia'.n4lln'B.pn 14
jaiiu uiiuu tjai . it
Treas aulnn tobacco ft confectionery 14
. .i i "viwcumuicr j uuiiuni & I pwi IUU1U o
JDilaher confectionery It t
W A Yetter Hotel .V
II PUelwlg drugs 14
Joseph A (Julterman store 1 1
II L Faust 1 blUlArd 1 pool tablo 8 .
'!.. tobacco. it
Clark F Harder lumber 1 1
J H Blbby, liquor store 13
u n naruer mmocr
II
CENT1UUA.
DFCurryliotel
.TlVUinli Hriiii1.nnili.nnnrnlltnBptf
55O0
I 00
,700
.7 00
14 W
iJSJ
fc'00
W W
30 00
WOO
J II Melllneton drugs
Auum Kjienscu jewelry
oil Millard store
A B Former stoves and tinware I
Irvlq Bros" store
Johanna O'Connor liquor store
James Ooldsworthyiioicl , , ,
. Uo do l pool table
Wm lifer hotel
David O Black grocery
Andrew Ixmahan do
(i W Davis drugai
c Q Murphy store'
Jhomas CoUlns restaurant
L A lHley ft co store
Kdwonl itoFadden restaurant
Jones Bros tea dealers
1 utrick J Dunn boots and shoes
Jaiuoa McBrearty restaurant,
LTelterwan store
A Jtooney restaurant
W J Sweeney do
do i pool tabla
John Moran boots and shoos
Itoucrt Farrell restaurant
11 0 Michael lurnlturo
chas Fetterraan restaurant
James Haggerty do
Thomas Uorau do
Oeo Maley, do
Jno Nertney liquor store
1) Sryminmslil store
Edward MCFadden 1 billiard tablo
CBN'Tirc.
Low Bros ft do'Btore
I) K Sponsler do
J S Mann hnlfl , ,
Thomas Brobst grocery
ZTFowlcr grain r . , i ,
J L Wolvcrtqn store ' . !
Jacob lleeae coal
Hezeklah Boone flour
lip Mart; stra'
coNyNOHAjr,,
Mre Mary Monroe restaurant
in Herbert store '
A ll church ' do
J L Kllno hotel
O n BIUnando - i '
TOIIINOCltKEK.
J M Ammerman store "
WN Hosier do
J H Hurt do
(1 M Howell do
M Mcllenry ft Bra do
11 F Edgar, auctioneer
J F Mclloory store , .
Whltenlght Bros store
A T Cnaiiln furniture
Jones ft Davis store
AUrodUtbbou do
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5 20 00
3 100 00
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10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
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7 00
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14
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7 DO
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7 00
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7 00
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7 00
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L Bucher store
A Hughes do
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A J ncrr store
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10 00
13 (O
12 W
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7 00
7 U)
7 (O
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Bills Kves ft Ore store
Masters ft Co , do, '
V I' Rvim ft Henry lurutture
0 WKvesbtoni ' 1 w
Wilson M Kves store '
JKWrillviT do i
Samuel Hnzlcdiue hotel
Jacob Hauu store
JLJoliu do
(J' jiisiiLoctr)
0 H Dietli1ahhotoli i ,.'
UN ft JK Wlilto staro, .
0 M Ter Ailllger ft co do' 1
W 00
,7,00
II
7 00
JACKSO
T) 11 Stevens store
11 1) cole do
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tOCt'BT.i!
Yocum Bros store
Aaron Voder restaurant -Daniel
FKulUle store
M Beiiboru Uo
I.lIDanlf ls . do
Nathan Kuorr hotel
ItoU'rt Watklns auctioneer
II
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14
14
14
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SO 00
7 00
7 00
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Jacob Toagcr storo; 14 7 on
E llWhitncr do 11 ? P,
o 8 llower auctioneer t nro
HnvAfitllrrmntore 14 7 00
Win Adams do 14 7 00
MADISON,
Wm ofntrlea slOro 1
Kramer Jtsondo 13
A K smith hotel 5
MAlK.
10 00
10 00
W 00
1 R Bishop store 11 7 00
n 11 Vcttcr hotel , W fO
U J Campbell agt store 14 7(0
W M iDngonberger do 14 .7 00
J K Longenberger hotel 6 WOO
MIFFMN.
a w Snyder store
AWUcsshotl.
II 7 00
,6 tO 00
il 7(10
14 00
14 ,7 no
II ' t 00
14 ,7 00
ll 1 oq
N 11 Creasy store ,
A u Millard stoves and tinware
it J licrntnger furniture
11 J uearhart storo,
schwcppcnhciscr ft Snyder store
' MbNTbUlt.
on Hostler store' 14' -7 00
WO Holmes hotel , 8 to 00
Paxton ft Ilarman rndsO 14 7 00
cUntonM Kecco grocery 14 7 OJ
Michael Ilceso coal 11 7 00
Mt'.PLEASANT. , ' ,
Sands ft Kves storo " H 7 00
OltANQK.
DeLong Bros stoves ft tinware. ) 4
nco lleckman hotel 0
it oo
W DO
o r miner storo 14 iToo
(1 8 Fleekstlne storo 11 7 00
(1 N Smith stoves tl 7 00
Whits ft Conner agl Imp 14 ,.7 10
A 11 Stewart storo 13 jo to
W It Ilagcnbuch hotel A W 00
Jim Ii Liuoy store 14, 7 00
I ll low lumber 1 1 7 00
T W Conner furnltim) 14 7 oo
Wm Flcekcnstlno buggies II Too
AMDonlltttoro 14 7 00
James ll Harmon furniture lt 7 oo
Mrs L Iilley 1 pool table 8 SO oo.
PINK.
KJV Lyons storo . 14 7 00
JKFowlcrdistlllery ,9 15 00
c K Varker store ' 14 7 oo
J A Howard auctioneer , t ,0 oo
ItOARlxncilCKK. ,' i, '
6 W Chcrington storo 14 7 00
S Leluy restaurant s 2)00
SCOTT ,
Moorehcad ft Kllno storo 13 lo oo
Jacob Blosaer hotel ' s w oo
N tt'ehart grocery it i 7,00
W K Dtctterich storo , it' 7 00
Theodore Heck do 14 r to
HAWorman do 14 7 on
John (iroti do 14 7 00
J I) Workhclscr do 14 7 00
(i w urevBimg' do 13 10 00
Sllaa Young, fl) . 13 10 to
Keeso M Fatrman hotel s w 00
A IMIowelstore 14 7 00
A n Whltfl do 11 t rai
J p Crawford grocery 11 roo
,cmeniiainuier.MCKamcy grocery II 7 00
do uo coal 11 7' 00
Nil lint stoves, 11 7 m
Jacob Miller grain 11 .j 00
SUOA11LOAF.'
Normnn cole stoves h 700
as wcoie storo ,t 11 7 00
Laubach ft 86n htArn 14 rim
J W Perry hotel ' & w 00
. Appeals will bo hoard at tho Commissioners' of
fice in Bloorasburg on the Bth day of Juno A. D.,
1HS5, between tho hours ot 9 n. m. and 4 p. Jn.,
whero you can attend If you think proper.
" Mayl5,lt4. K.feL0w;
Mercantuo AppraLser.
tn-orn t?i ImllanaixilU Times.)
i mnim vm
Molt Mil. HAKRY W. OLMSTKAD, PltOOF-
HEADER OF "THE TTMKS."
Tho followlni? letter In eniyinnnrtnp nhA -wrtrt.liv
of careful perusal, coming, as lt does, from so reli
able a source, unsolicited.' It ' contains facts of
great value :
iNnriNAfnl.iR. TniV. fW.. 12. iR.it
Dn. Ditid KKNNEnr, Handout, Jf. y.
Dear Sib : For ten years I havo .been a sufferer
from dlseaso or thokldnoyB, at times so much as to
mako life a burden. During thu tlmo several ot
the best physicians in Indiana havo treated mo
with little or no success, until I had almost de
spaired of relief. Ithen Wed several advertised
remedies, but nothing produced the desired result
nntll a friend who had been relieved 'induced me
tofelvoDIt. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAV01UTK HEM
KDYatrial. I did so. After taking one bottlo II
began to experience relief. I took another and
was charmed with tho result. In all, 1. have tak
en lour bottles, and can truly say I leel like a now
man. I am conadent I am entirely cured, as lt
has been several montba slnco I took the last modi
cuw, and there Is no indication of a return' ot the
disease.' I havd recommended vour remMv rn
several suffering' friends who havo also been re-
uevcu. 1 write mis to return my sincere tnanks
to you for the cure which hag been effected In my
case, and also desire to say.I think suffering hu
manity owes you a debt ot gratitude tor your won
dcrful scientific: discovery. tLislialL do all that In
mo Ues to let oil sufferers know whprn thev rnnv
find reUet, and thereby In some mens lira reinuner-
nlfl Mil tn .Ha ru1 VM. t.nrn Hnnn nA ' T
.uuiwi CUW ,,UUU J uu unit UUUO
Wishing you long llfo nnd prosperity,' and thank
ing you for prolonging my me, I am
,5 HAUKY W. 0LMSTEAD.
Dr. Kennedy, of llondout; Ni Y., assures tho pub
Be, by a reputation which lie cannot afford to for
feit or Imperil, that tho "Favorite Hemedy'" dous
Invigorate the blood, cures Liver, Kidney and
Bladder complaints, ns well as thobo diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to iferaales. Your druggist
has lt i it not, send ono dollar to Dr. David Kenne
dy, ltondout, N. Y.
THE OLD STAND
under the Exchange Hotel, still takes tho lead.
llnlr Tlrthiulna. Ulim-lnr. ll,ln (h. .
... uuunu ujUUB, DUUIilllUUlU UHU
all work In my lino promptly and neatly done. '
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.
James iReilly.
Jan 30-if Pronrietor.
M. .C. SLOAN &.BR0,
Br,ooMSBijiiG, ,'ijA,
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETONS.
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS,' &C.
First-class, work always on hand.
REPAIRING NEA TL YDONE.
Prices reduced lo tuit lu timet.
This reiiiedu contalni no tnfurtous 'arugs.
ELY'S HataddU
Cleanse s t li e
Hoad. Allavs
T. il . . "
inuamm a 1 1 o n.
Heals tlio1 Sores.
Ittstores tlio Sen
iles of Taste,
oinell. Iloarinrr.
A .duiek Relief.
A positive Cure.
w.Mr,a. iiiu, .iiiicu mi enviauie reputa
tion whorever known, displacing all other pren-
t. u u tivtuuir BiiuaumLu. A iiarugie is
applied Into each nostril, causing no pain and
ita agreeable to uso, lWcofl) cents bymall, or at
Druggists, owego, li, Y.
"viiv iui VIIVU1IU. UUl U1VU111C1U1.
miy29.tw
1.
COURSEN, CLEMONS & CO.
Limited,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Crockery, Glassware, Tablo and Pocket Cutlery!
Window Glass, and I'lated-wnro, '
Tho 58 candle-power marsh electrlo lamp.
inu ceiepruieu. rjnaioro urner.
Bird Cages, Fruit Jars.
4J3 .Ijckawanna Avenue. SCltANTON, Pa.
'may i-jy '
HAHTJIAN
;HirnwKifTS rai rouowtxa
AMEH10AN JNSUHANCK COMPANIES
North American of Pblludelphln.
Franklin, '" "
IennsylvanU, "
York, of I'unnsylvanla.
iiuuuver, oi ri. Y.
Sueena. of London:
orth Brttlah, of Jndon.
Offlce ou Market street, No, 6; Uloomsburg.
oct. S4, l
"TMtEAB , HUOV.'N,3 INSUItANCK
JPuaOE-SoV. Mojert now building, Malultrect,
DToomsiburg, Pa.
... . Akseti.
tna Insurance Co., of Hartford, .Conn i,o7s,2ao
Iloyal ot Liverpool , , I3,50u,ouo
Ijincaslilru 10,000,002
Flrii Association, Philadelphia,,,,.,,,.-. 4,105,710
Pliasnu, of lndoa .3,,,, '5,2C0,37a
London ft Lancashire, of England , .W)ino
Hartford of Hartford. 3,273,050
8prlngiild Fire and Marine, ..,,,... 2,0U2;5S0
. As the agencies are direct, policies are written
for the Insured without delay In the otiKo at
Bloomsburg. Oct. 28, mi-
if house,
v-iDKNTIST,
JJloomsuuhu, Coi.vmiiu QoimTy, Pa,.
11 stylesof work done in a superior inanner.work
. warranted aa represented. Ttb KiTnicT
D wituodt l'ilN by tho use ot Oas, and
freoof chargow hen artlflclal teeth
are Inserted.
Juice lu Columbian building, Sad lloor,
lo be open at all hourt durtng the da
tovii.ly
17 ws&m
UivjiCEVED
Woman'a SntTerlng and.ilelief,
Tlioso languid, tlresomp sensations, causing r, id
to feel scarcely able to bo on your feet,, that Co i
stant drain that Is taking from your system all M
former elasticity, driving the bloom .ttoffl. yo ir
jOhaoks 1, that continual strain upon your vlt it
forces, rendering you Irritable and fretful, ci n
easily bo removed by tho usO Of that mdrrclo is
remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and obstruc
tions of your erstpm, are rcllevod at onco whllo t: ifi
special cauw pt periodical pain lir'o pcVmahcnt iy
removed. None rcctlvO Hi tnlch benefit, and ftbto
aro so profoundly grateful, nnd show such an In
terest In recommending Hop Bitters as women.
A POSTAti CAltD StOltY.
I 'was hltcctbd 'will! klrlnoy nnd urinary
' Troublo
"For twelve years 1"
Attcr trying nil tbo doctors nnd potent
medicines I eoilld licnr Of, I used twt bot-
ties of Hop
"Hitters i" ,,. , ,
And 1 nra pcrrcctly cured. . I kc6ii
"All tlio tlmo 1" ' respectfully, U. F.
Bootb, Bsulsbury, Tonn.'-JIny, 1883.
BtiADKOnp, Pa., Slay 8, 18TS.)
It has cured mo of several diseases, such as nor.
vousncss, slcknesjaljjlio .stomach, monthly troub-,
lea. etc I havo not seen a sick day in a year,
slnco I took Hop Bitters. All my neighbors uio
them. Mas. Fannie CIrbiIn.
" ' W.0C0 lost.
'A to'ur lo EnroiX) that cost tho f.1,0 0, ilOno mo'
"iphs gooii 1 nan one uomooi nop iiuu'ra; uuy
"also cured mywlfo of fifteen years' nervous
"weakness, sleeplessncBs nnil drapcpsia."
H.,M.; Auburn, N.Y.i
Po. BixiOMlNOVHtK, O., May 1, T9.
Sms f bin 0 been sufferlniften veare. and I tried
your Hon nittere, nnd lt done me moro good than
all tho doctors. ilisa B. B, Boons.
bahv bavep.
Wo ftrt so thankful to say that our nursthir baby
Was permanently cured of n dangerous and pro-
tracica consunnuon nnttirreguianiy.oi 1110 wowuis
br tho uso of lion lllttra bv itn molhor. which at
the same tlmo restored her to perfect health and
Btrength.
i'onn penuino without n bnncn of creen-
Ilops on tho white labcL iBhunnll tho vile, pol-
onous stun wiin nop ' or nopa in tueif name,,
Olotliing for Everybody.
Willi a largo and varied stock of
Cloiliiner for Men of overv trade, for
IJpys and Children of all ages, wo aro
quite ceitaln of meeting tlio demands
of every class, of buyers at prices that
must givti satisfaction.
A. C.Yates & Co.
G02, G04, GOO CHESTNUT St.,
30 VhllndPlliIiln.
HEADACHES
Aro generally ludnccd
by Indigestion, ITonl
6tomacli,"Coitlvcness,
Deficient Circulation,
or somo Derangement
of tho Uvor and. Digestive System.,
Sufferers will find relief by the use 61
Ay er's Fills
to atlmnlate the stomach and produce a regu
lar, dally movement ot tho bowels. By thel?
notion on these organs, A Yen's Pius divert
tho blood from tho brain, and relieve and
euro all forms of Congestive and Nervous
Headache, Bilious Headache, and Sick
Headache and by keoplng the bowels free,
and preserving tho system In n healthful
condition, they Insure Immunity from future
Bttaekf. Try "
Ayer's Pills.
rBEfAEnD BV
Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by nU Druggists.,
SUPERIOR
SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES
JHICRnsnnpm rci rsrncre '
FIELD-GLASSES. MAGIC LANTERNS,
BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS.
Drawing Instruments, I'Mlosopblrnl and
Chemical Apparatus,
lint and Description! of our Ton Cutilog-uefl' sent
KIlEK on spplicatloa.
QUEEN CO.
924 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA.
febd-ly
$5 0 REWARD.
-voit-
Every
Ounoq of
Adulteration
-INTIIE-
in . Process Soap
THE W0ND3RFUL 3-LB BAH.
ONLY J1V ,
Gownns & Stover,
nuffalo, IT. Y.
For salo 'by all first-class grocers.
April ,10-1-yr ' r
Read and Save'Moncy
Now is tlio time to Builil.
Kol ocrinan i'lno Siding 5 or rf In. '
wldo ( tirooiicri
io 1 m men joining piaoeo, tJ jt w
jiemiocictiermiin bluing, 0 men
.'J " flooring;
" white plno
" fellow I' .
" biufaced plno boards,
"' sawed plno shingles,
N02 i'
No 3 "
Ko 1 nap sawed pine Blilnslwj,
' hemlock sawed "
11 OO
14 Ul
17 10
111 (11
IT Ul
'3 m
S 110
1 TS
1 T5
OJ
" heart shared plno " from til 09 to 7 00
" sap ?' ' " 3OJW4ii0
" hemloct" ' 'i tin to 1 no "
Bhlngle lath,, ,i!t9 "
" lilasterlng lath, am
Hemfock fencing, u to 'i
" guaged fencing o Inch wide, 1U ou "
" boards 10 to is inch wldo, 10 no '"
"' utiu any slzo from fiuootoliu) "
I keep a full Btock" of tho
abovo kinds of Lumber alwaV.fl
pn hand, and will sell at icm
immwrms year qt
Oranjjeville, Columbia Co., l'i.
nr 9.15m
' -0N TII1 feUUOrEAK l'LAN
Vioton Kooh, Proprietor.
Itooms aro heatod by steam, woll ventilated and
elegantly furnWied. l'ltiest lurondLuncliCouui
terln tUoclty.
Meals to order at all hours. Ladles and tiants
Restaurant lumljluxl vitUi all UcUcacies u( tbq
season. '
Locution near D. U a W. It It. Perot, Scranton,
ra. MrUl.M-U
Fiwion ifotcs.
Tinsel will bo very promitiont Jn
fans ns rell fi8 in ovory other tlfcpai.t
Intiil In drcsH anil drossy) ncccFuOrles.
I'nn6y 'sas'lics of all kinds, e'ndfr
striped or with pompadour flowers, "atd
ustd for toilela of s!tiglo-colorcd
goods"'
S'ailncS htti IcM glossy ' tnlfe yehr'ii'n'd.,
consequently look bctttr when' tHdy,
hrb'Wnslied; the tlcslgns' hlsd ale small"
it hhd in'rJro' suUablc. , 1
'Among light flilky matbriaU tlierq js"
tlio tollo du IJouVre, a ndv kind of fom
lard of soft hues, s'eiVn, ns It were, in
bbiiqtiou over nil the fashionablo
grounds of havatinah, moss, cress
strawberry of llitcnso shndc.,ctc.
Many ladies' trarihcnts flfd of Sou
dan laoc, and brocadeil grenadine. One'
f .1 r . '!!.. t.
ui iir'iii, iui iiuveiiug purpusus, is
trimmed with woolin guipure lace. It
is a klhd of vlslto shape of leather col
ored Soudan lace, lined with fire md
.bronzo changeable taffetas.
;.TIio height to which hatu and bon
nets haVo 'attained is astounding. Ev
ery week now shapes Mo brought out,
and excelsior stems to bo the motto of
tho manufacturers aid milliners; for no
matter how high tho cro.wns, the trim
mings tower still Jilghcr.
Embroidcrlc'i'will'bb selected oven
moro than laces this season for Irinl
ming summer dresses. Tlicio'nrc.navy
bine goods embroidered in ret) ,01111
wh'(to effects, cardinal grounds embroi
dered in black aud white, and aeo
thofo that aro done In olive and
.brown.
American ladies aro so fond o( black
drosses for street wear that the, most
untiring cffoits havo been mado (o 30
yuro fast black dyed hose. Success has
at la5t crowned this research, and tlieso
goods known as tlio ''anchor' dje'd"
may bo pilrcbascd nnd worn with per-'
feet asurance Of immunity from suc)i
vexntious discolorations.
The pretty checked and striped silks
make very cool and stylish suits for
hummer.' There aro vcry pretty china
silks' that av'o adapted to tho same pur-,
po'sc. China silks como in while nnd
'delicate tints, both plain and embroi
dered, ahd mako most lovely dresses.,
Embroidered ponges have the pattcrcs
done in red, bluo or brown 011 the nat
ural color.
A very practical novelty1 ia the now
velvet ribbon bbw nttached to a clasp
pin. Theso bows como in all tho pdp
ular shades, and nru extremely servica
ble as a garniture. A lady has only to
p'in'ar.d'tinpin'tliem to' hp)ly tliein to
any toilet that, may ploaso her fancy.
Thoy come in .sets of 1 six in. a, box, but
aro also sold singly in tho retail .stores.
There aro several kinds, each very sty
lish and '"Frenchy." For dressv -toi-
4ets, in light, mateiials they, aio exactly
. 1. .t i 1 ,
,iiiu,uiiig ncqoeu.
Among tho most becoming hatu for
yoilng girl's wear aro beigd or. reddish
brown straws, with light crowns and
brims' slightly raised ,ononc side and
falling ou tho, other. Tha brims arc
lined with velvet or with the tissue
trimming .tho crown. S;lk grenadine
with velvet dots mako prcty light Vows
and, draperies. For instanco.a very ef
fective .trimming is crushed .strawberry
grenadine with garnet dots, This
serves for tho lining of tho bum null
for the drapery around tho crown.,
1 In loiv 'shoos for minimer 1 wear, thu'
Oxford tie has the preference. ThCeo
tics will bd worn in bronze nnd black
kid,, and those with the low English or
tlio high heel may bo chosen, accord
ing to fancy! Low bhocs with patent
leather vamps aro also .in vogue. Near
ly all the low shoes aro lined with. dark
colors this neasoii, a pleasing improve
tnorit that will bo appreciated by thoso
who havo been annoyed (ot.seeing tho
white ikid, lining, hitherto iu such gen
eral use, so soon soiled with tho djo of,
the .stocking..,
A novel tbilct is of black worsted
lacu and moss green Velvet. The black
faile Bkirt is' covered with a plaited
laco over-dress, with a space between
each plait, fl'lio' laco waist is' on a
black silk ling, and closes down tho
front by 11 band sewed underneath: On
either sido of the wnist is n trimming
of, moss-green ribbon;velvct. This vcf
vet 6tarts from tho shoulder and is tak-.
en to the lower part of the waist, whero,
it forms, a point nnd then fulta in long
hoos over the skirt. This samo lib
bon is. in tho back and is arranged in n
similar way, only there is a fuller trim
niiug of 16ops. Tho straight collar is
of moss-velvet.
&ome now parasols and sunshades
have been brought out in changeable
bilks,, riud in plain silks lined with
bright colors. Pompadour designs aro
also very fashionable. Laco parasols
in all colors aro' seldom lined. Plain
or embroidered "etatuiiio'1 is 'also em
ployed for this purpose. Among tho
most showy parasols is ono of cream
silk worked with red chenille dots.
Around tbo boardtr is a rich cream
silk fringe. The handle is of carved
wood. A simshado for tho races is of
'whito tulld lace. Tho tullo is draped
over eacli wlialeuono and tho shade w
not lined. Tho handlo is of natural
wood. Another stylo is of black satin
with moss grcn trapsfer desigus, A
deep Chantilly lacq surrounds the
shade. Another parasol is of old bro
ca'do on . a 'moss-grepn ground lined
with pink laco. Around, tho parasol is
a'rufllo of moss-green lace. Thd handle
Is of carved Ivory.
The stories which have tho largest
popular salo of any are'those which
havo "Tho Duchess' foran author. Tho
identity has been carefully concealed.
Tho books aro originally published in
London tby differout firms, through
whom American publishers of advanc
ed sheets lmp dealt. All efforts o get
at, tho writer have failed, Now it , U
asserted that tho production's' arc thb.
work of vir!oii3 hands. Noxt iij 'tub
order of market valuo stand tho hovels
of Iiertha M. Cay, and a lawsuit has
revealed tho fact that Chatlotto Ilr'ame,
tho writer of tho first few of tho series,
has been doad for years, bnt'thls lias"
not inteirupted a regular' supply of hur
stories from London. Miss Brnddon's'
'fiction is third In point of salo in Ame
rica. Several of tho novojs iaiued ih
hertiatno prove toihavo been only edit-'
ed by her.
A ady visiting Kansas, whites of tho
grasshopper in a different strniu from
that usually employed : ''If you aro
not (Juitb suro that thoy aro not intend
ing to 'light,' a flight of grasshoppers
Is' a beautiful thing to sed. All day
they floated over us j millions Upon"
millions of airy Ifttlo oreatuirs with
their white gaury wings 6proad to the
llghtlniountingstdadily toward thb sou,
na it seemed. It was Ilka a snow' stoi m
in eimsliiue, if you can picturo suoh a
thing, with thu Hakes, rising instead Of
falling,"
Sdbbed if littlo boy who had boon
stung "by bed : "Mamma, I'd lust m
lioves tho bces'd walk ou me, but I
don't liko to liavd 'cm sit down."
ELEGANT NEW
-.-IN .MEN'S, UOYfV
CLOTHIie
THAT 'NEjjn ONLY TO HE. SEEN Td HE APPHECIATED.
PrcUy Suils lor Cliiltlreii,
Iliiiidsonie Suits for Boys.
Best -Oooclm, Latest Styles,
IVcsatest, Fits.
The Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Is now Roploto in
HANDSOME DRESS SUITINGS,
DURABLE BUSINESS SUITINGS,
(CHEAFIK THAI IV1E.
IN THE
nvB ii
Wi n
BssBraensnsjsjsiBiHBiMnaiBsjnKaBBa
AT THE
HPi.n.lv.ii B.n
CARPETS !
Ncny is the tinlc tb buy1 your carpety. I liave tlio largest stock
',' ' qver b"rotigli( to liloomslmrg- and they are very much
LOWER. IN PRICE
i' . .
' than ldst spring.
Very liandsonic Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels of beautiful
' designs nnd sonic as cheap as Tapestry Brussels.
A very large stock of
TAPESTRY BRUSSEL
at prices lower than ever wero known.
Yard wide Ingrains as low as 20c Bag Carpels at ')o, 45 and 50
cents (Wool Stripe.)
A large stock of
,Cocoa Rugs, Cocoa Matting, all widths, Floor, Table and Stair
oil cloths 6f all grades.
aumd HALL CAMFEf
in large quantities, also Nickel end and
PLAIN WALNUT STAIR
best make.
J. J. BROWER,
nrower'H II ullillng-, next to Court Uoute, ULOOMsnUHU,
carpet Hags taken In exchange or Ca'pets. reb 13-8mo
QpsMAIN
CB. JKOBBMS, .
if i.j .
DEALER IN
n i
ff'$i;ei'gn audi MammMc
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND JOBBER IK CIGARS,
Bloomsburg, pa. :
SPRING STYLES
AND CIIlI.DItEN'S
LATEST STYLE,
arm frSErpa'ifii1
r 111 I Jl
RODS, CARPET SWEEPERS
For. tho Culobrott'd Clilckcrlng, Ivers &
l'ond, nnd Yoso & Boa I'janos, World-re
nowncd Estey Or.tus, Violins, Accordcons
ami Sheet lusic. Celebrated White, New
High Arm Davis, New Home, Iloynl St.
John, nnd Light Hunning Domestic Sewing
JIaohlncs. Needles, oil and nttnehmcnts
ior nil nmucs ot Bewliig Jlucblncs.
STREET,)
Storo and Wareroems, No. 120 t
Franklin Avonuo.
AUoWaicrcoms III Franklin Ave, and Won,
ter Stnt.
SCRANTON, PA.
Anything to mako up nnow wagon
or rcpnir nn old, in Btoek. ,
nr Iron, nnd Steel Holts, Holt
Lnda, Lag Screws, TuvnbucklpV
Horso Shoes, nnd nil Hlacksmllli
.supplies.
Arrsi-iy
1 'if ffil
PATENTS
ObtnlnM nmt all fAtWllJb1v?lnd.S utttoidcd to fo
moilcnito iocs. ...........
our omce la opposite tho V. apfltcnt omco, nod
wetnol)tnlnlVlcntln lfis tltno ttibh tlibsc irS.
moto Ironi Wnslitrntton.
neni model or flrawlnj. Wq mlvlso nstonnt.
rntnbllltr rrreofcliiirtrp, nridwcrmako no chanra
unlosn Jintont is secured.
Wo refer hero, lo tho rostmixstor, tho Sum. n(
Money order 1'ir., nnd to onicinu otlho u S
rntcntomeo. For rlrculnr, ndrtce, terms ud
reteroncos to actual clients In your own Btatoor
L'ountr. wrlto lo
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
upposuo i'nieni, unipe, wasmngton, h. n
an ft-tl
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES
op oabt cn witouaiiT inoK.
Suitalilb fof
Yards, 1 v
'i i'
'CGmctery'-Lots
' .11 . .
and
Public Grounds.
:o:
Tlio following shows tho l'lekct Oothlc, ono ot
tho sovernl tioautlfUl stylos ot Fence innnufm-tureii
bythounderslsned. urlu
Tor nenuty hnd TiurAblUty they nronnsurpai
ed. Setup uycxrertcnccd hands nnd warranted
to giro satisfaction.'
Prices find specimens of other de
signs suut to npy .nddrcss
Address
BL00MSBDR6 PA-
May4-tf
RAXXiROAD TXMB VABXiE.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Eie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Contral
Railway.
TIME TABLE.
.1
In effect Anill Cth. 1833. Trains leave Sun
bury.
EASTWA11D,
9.10 bj m., Kca.Sliora Kxpress (dally except
Sunday), forllarrtsburgandlutenncdlatostailoiif,
nrrlvlnit nt I'hlladclphla 8.15 p. In. ; New York
6.20 p. in. j llalllmonv B-eo p.m. ; Washington,
V.O0 p. in., connecting at Philadelphia for all Ha
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
dally except Sundayj.forllnrrisburg and Interme
diate nations, arrlvlniJ at. lib 1 1 a d o lp h 1 a
G.60 p. in. j New York, 9.30 p. in. i lialtlmoro
0.55 p. m. ; Washington, 8.w p. m. l'arlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coacho
through to Philadelphia and lJiUUrcoiv.
8,50 p. m. Wllllamsport Accommodation (dally,
for llarrlsburg and all lntcnnecllato stations, nrrli
Ing at Philadelphia 4 S5 n. ra. ; New Y'ork 7.00 a. in.
Sleeping car accommodations can bo secured at
llariliburg for PhlladeliihlaandNew York, onsun
days n through sleeping car will bo run; on tlila
iraintromWllllamsp'Uol'hllaaciphla. Philadelphia
passengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed until
7 a. m.
a.!W a. m. Erlo Jtall (dally except Monday,
(or Ilarrlsburg and tntcimedlato stations,
arriving at Philadelphia B.25 a, in. New Y'ork,
ii.au a. in. ; iiniinnoru s.ao a. m. ; ivasniQgion, ti.u.
a.in. 1 hrough Pullman bleeping cars nro run on
this train to Philadelphia, Uattluioro nnd Washing
ton, and through passenger coaches to l'htladti
pliU and Baltimore.
WEST)VA1!I).
5.20 a. m. Erlo Jlnll (dally except Sunday), foi
Erlo and all Intermediate tuitions and Cauaiulal-
uuu uuu unci nil uiuiv biuiiiii4, iiuuiiL'nii;!, nulla'
loand Niagara Falls, with tllough Pullman Pat
uco ears aua pasbenger cuu
in to lirlo anU Itoch-
L'&ll-T.
u.5:j-Nows Express '(dal
xcent Sundar) for
iaick liuicii uuu 4uiyniiui
1.05 n. m. Nlairara Exi
btatloAg,
a (dally excent Suii-
davi lor Kano and Idternn
ato stations and can-
nndalgua and principal' Intermediate stations,
jtociicsicr, nullum mu .Niagara r aus luiu
through passenger coiMies to Kano and l(ot.he&tcr
anil Parlor car lo WlUUfuisport.
5.35 p. in. 1'astUno lUally except Sunday)for l!e
novo and lntennedlatrttluions, und Klmlra, Wal
Kins aud tnterntedlato fctallona, with thiough pas
senger coaches to lienovo and watklns.
u.20 a. m.-Sunday mall forllcnoyo and Interme
diate stations.
TllllOUmi TltAINS JTOl! SUNUUUY EI1031 THE
EAST AND S'OUTII.
Sunday mall leaves I'hlladclphla 4.30 n. in.
Ilarrlsburg 7.10 arriving at Sunbury B.20 a. m. with
through s&eplng car irom Philadelphia to Wll
llamsport. News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a.m.
HarrUburg, (.10 a. m. dally except bundaj
arriving at buubury V).W. a. in.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. ; Baltimore 7.30 a. m. (dally
except feunday arriving al bunbury. 1.05 p. in.,
with through l'arlor car from PhlladelpliU
and through passenger coaches from Philadel
phia aud lialtlmoro.
Fast Lino leaves New Y"ork 0.00 a. m. : Phlladel
'phla.ll.oon. in. j Washington, 10.50a. m. ! Halll.
inore, 10.4U a. m., (dally except Sunday) arilvlng at
buubury. 5.35 p.m., with through passcngei
coaches irom Philadelphia and lialllmoro.
Erlo .Mall loaves New York nuo p. in. : Phlladel.
phla, 11.20 p. m. j Washington, 10.00 p. in. ; Haiti
more, 11.2J p. in., (dally cxeept-saturday) arilvlng
at sunbury 5.15 a. in., with through Pulloiau
bleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
lJaliinioio and through passenger coaches from
Philadelphia.
8UMIUKV, I1AZI.KTON Hi tVH.KIiSIIAItll
ItAII.KDAI) AM) MIHT1I ANII HXM'
IIIIANCH It.llI.WAV.
(Dally except Sunday.)
Ukesbarro 3lall leaves buubury 10.00 a. ni.,
arriving at Uloim Perry lo.w a. m., Wllkcs-barm
,12.18 p,m. '
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.45 p. m., arriving
at llloom Ferry 6.3? p.m., Wllkes-barre B.0J p. in.
Bunbury Hall leav es W Ukesbarro 10.40 a. m. arilv
lng at Bloom Ferry 12.(8 p. in., Bunbury l.u) p. ui.
Express est loaves Wllkes-barro 2.45 p. in.,
living at Bloom Ferry 4.15 p.m., buubury u.10
CHAS. E. PUOII,
(ion. Manager,
a. It. WOOD,
Uen. Pasbcnger Ageut
JQELAWAHB, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTEltH HAlI.ltOAD.
JJL.QQMSBUKG DIVISION.
NOltTH.
m.p.mj a,m.
STATIONS.
Scranton..,,
Bellcvuo.,,,
.iiTaylorvlllo.,.
,. Eackawauna,.
.....Plttston.,,.,
,.W0bt Pittstou.
SOUTH.
a.m. a.m. p.m
5 50 o 40 a 20
0 00
8 51
S 43
8 40
1 30
1 21
1 IV.
1 II
II 25!
0 19
6 65 0 43 2 25
V II
o ot u W 2 io
6 00 0 57 2 t8
0 IT 10 01 2 id
0 21 10 00 2 61
0 28 10 11 2 Dll
0 M 10 17 3 W
0 3D 10 20 3 01
0 40 10 25 S M
0 48 10 21 S 00
0 60 10 20 3 11
6 65 10 S3 3 15
7 00 10 37 3 SO
,7 05 10 41 3 21
7 12 10 48 i
1 21 10 0 8 45
7 47 11 10 3 57
7 M II 16 4 U)
8 00 11 28 4 10
8 06 11 31 I Hi
8 10 11 37 4 M
8 11 11 40 4 2J
8 21 11 46 4 0
8 28 11 63 4 ai
8 81 11 5t 4 4.'
gill) 12 02 4 II
8 65 13 20 6 05
0 03 13 28 5 IS
U OJ 12 31 5 ID
20 12 50 6 30
0 Iki
8 3.1
1 Ul
8 69
8 53
8 48
8 4)
'8 SO
8 35
8 35
8 30
8 25
8 211
17l
8 10
T 58
8 27 12 57
8 22 12 52
8 II 12 41
8 12 12 Jl
8 08 12 40
8 118 li) 37
8 0.) 13 31
7 6'J IS 20
7 51 18 20
7 60 12 15
T 43 12 01
7 JO IP 55'
7 IS 12 4j
7 11 II 19
7 05 11 28
0 M 11 22
6 51 11 18
6 50 11 15
6 42 11 08
6 311 11 01
0 80 10 6J
6 25 10 51
8 OS 10 35
0 00 10 28
5 55 10 21
5 40 10 10
pja, ji.iiL.
i,,.,itenncH..
.... Kingston ,.
. ...KlilL'aton ..
Plymouth Juno
....I'ljmuuiu...
....Avondalo.
....Nautluoko..
llunlock's Creek
..huicksuinny.i
..nick's Perry..
..Beachllaven,,
.....Berwick..,.
..Briar creek..
..Willow orovo..
...Llmo ltldgo,.,
l-ip'
...BloombOurg...
,..i liupert
Catawpa Bridge
, ..Danvtllo,,..
....Chulasky.,,.
.... cauierou
7 47
7 41
7 31
7 27
7 2.1
7 1
1 11
1 05
7 00
G 61
0 31!
0 2'J
U 25
0 10
'iun.
Northumberland
a.in. p-m. p. ia
W, F. HALSTE.U'i Supt.
onipe, Scranton, Feb. 1st, ISO.
Superintendent's
SUIJSCHII5E FOU
TUB COLUMHIAN,
Slri.n YKAIJ.
. '
AiNWiuaiir't'o.,'' 4 '
WHOLESJalE. QROOEltf,
Philadelphia
TKAS, SYJlUl'S, t'OITPEK, SUUArt, MOLVSSE i
mo, sricis, biciudsodlsc, io.
N. E. corner Second and Arch streets.
Orders wm reccivo picmrt att'cBllu'