THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. The Columbian. BLOOMSBURG, PA. L'otrrct Knllruml Tlino Tnlito, FRIDAY, .JULY 17, 1886. Trnlns on tlio l'lilladeliililn ft It. It. leave import ns follows i NORTH. r,M a. m. 8:14 1'. m. SOUTH. lliio'n. tn. 0:13 p. in, Trnlns on llio 1). 1- ft W. 11. 11. loavo Uloomsbure Mfollowsi NOHTU. n.sl o. in. 10.il a in. is.so p. m. tl::it p. in, o Trnlns nntho N. AW. II. Ferry ns follows I NOllTlt. 10.51 a. m. 0.37 p. in. EOCTIl. 8:30 n. tn. 11:11 n. m. 4:31 p. tn. U.17 p. tn. Hallway puss llloom SOUTH. la.iw p. m. 4:15 p. m. CHcnp AtlvvrllHctuciitH. Advertisements will bo liiscrttd In our local columiis nt the following rales i Situations wanted, free. Lost or found, free. Help wanted, SO cents. Rooms to rent, 20 cents. One time each, or 3 times, 40 cents. HlnmlliiK OfTcrH. Tlio Uoi.u.mman Is offered on the follow. Ing terms t CoLCMDtm and N. Y. 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Bomboy, administrator of Bcnja miu Bomboy, lato of Hemlock township, will sell real cstato on tho premises on Sat urday, August 1st, 1885, at 2 o'clock In tho afternoon. John Dorr, trustee, will sell on the prem ises, in Jackson Twp., vnluablo real estate of Christina Young, dee'd, on Saturday, July 25, 1885, at 2 o'clock, p. m., 29 ncrcs, in good state of cultivation, and supplied with timber. Democratic County convention. Tho Democratic voters of tho several dis tricts of Columbia county will meet nt tho usual place of holding tho general election on Saturday, July 35th, 1885, between the hours of three and seven o'clock In tho af ternoon, and elect delegates by ballot to represent the districts in the County Con vention, to bo held in Ute Opera House, Plcomsburg, on Tuesday, July 28th 1885, at 11 o'clock, a. m., to piaco iu nomination ono candldato for Sheriff of Columbia county, one candldato for Jury Commis sioner and ono candidate for coroner, and to ttansnct such other business as the Inter ests of tho Democratic party may require. Also at tho same time and places, and in the same manner, the Democratic electors In each district will elect one person to serve as a member of the County Standing Committee, which will meet Immediately after the adjournment of tlio convention. By order of the Standing Committee. Geo. E. Elwkll, David Loweniimio, Secretary. Chairman. Apportionment of Delegates nccordlug ing to the Democratic vote cast for Oover nor, November 7, 1882. One Delegate for every 07 votes allow ance make for tlio largest fraction of a ra tio : 103 3 Delegates. 212 2 " Bcaycr, Berwick, E. total " W. Benton, Bloom, 10. " W. Briarcrcck, Catawlssn, Ccntralin, Centre, Conyngham, N. " S. Fishiugcreck, Franklin, Greenwood, Hemlock, Jackson, Locust, Madison, Main, Mlllllit, Montour, Mt. Pleasant, Orange, Pine, Roaringcrcck, Scott, E. " W. Sugarloaf, 220 202 157 132 221 130 173 75 73 202 60 103 1 123 248 163 130 193 74 88 115 97 70 10'J 00 107 4189 70 Total 70 4 8 riio election held to secure an expression of the people of Sellnsgrovc on the propo sltlonto ovy n lax to erect water works resulted In 103 for and 82 against. Tho Town Council Is now ready to recctvo pro. posals to erect tlio works. Tho Sanitarium hns a goodly number of guests. This Institution is fast acquiring a reputation, not only as a medical institu tion, but also ns n first-class Summer re sort. Dr. and Mrs. Shattiick never spare any pains to make It pleasant for their Rit ests. Fui.nets should cut Canrdn thistles and prevent their seeding. Tlio law Imposes $33 fine on n fnimer who allows this pes llfcrous weed to seed upon his land, or rondslde, and the faimcrs should see to It that Its possibility of spreading should bo prevented, Tho Commissioners have not yet mado nn appointment of an examiner of the re cords under the new law. There aro n number of applicants for the position. In somo counties tho ofllcers Itavo been ap. puiiueu 10 mane up tlio returns from their respective olllces. Mr. Harry Purse, son of N. S. Purm-l. formerly of this town, but now lMng nt murei nun, btizcrnc county, was martini on Monday of last week, to Miss Maud 1,1 "'at place. Tlicy spent several ays visiting friends In and near Itlnnmc. burg on their wedding tour. 1 he case o MoVickcr vs. Montour coiintv for damages sustained in breaking thtough county uiiilge with a steam thresher, was tried In Lowlsburg recently. Tho Jurv brought In a verdict a.vardlng McYlckcr 3,500. The case was taken to Union county by the plaintiff, fcnriticr Hint a fair trial cnuUl not i n cental in Montour, wucrc lie sustained i'ic damage. Mutton for a now trial was made. l'crHoiuil. Mrs. (J. Unangst Is spending tho Sunnier with relatives here. Judge and Mrs. Elwcll expect to start for Wlscousln next Wednesday, to spend stveral weeks. Miss Brown of Wilkesbai;o Is tho gticsl of -Miss Manic Biugler. Rev. E. H. Yocum aud family were In town tho first of tho week. Miss Gcrtrudo Harder has been appointed a teacher by tho Nantlcoko school board and also by the Cntawlssa board. Mr. J. F. Smith, of Berwick, wus in town last week. Ho recently graduated at an institution at Hiickcttstown, N. J, 'and wo understand that ho proposes to ndopt tlio law as his profession. Rev. L. Zuhncr is lsltiug his parents in Ohio. A party consisting of Mr. mid Mrs. Win Neat, Mrs. O. W. Neat and children, Mr, aud Mrs. Shipley Catharine and Win. Kl Well, left hero last Thursday for Eagles mere and will spend some time there. (1, E. Myers Grant's book. is canvassing for Gen IHbu Bali. iter Hick Commercials vs, Bloomsburg Commercials, Fair Grounds Itloomsbiirtr. Wednesday. July 22, 2 p. in Dr. J. a Blddlc, of tho Miners' Hospital Ashland, lias had nn operation performed on ono of hts eyes. T. H, Edgar has Just completed a new ofllco at his planing mill at Stillwater which will soon bo ready for occupancy, It is said to bo very neat J, M. Long of Benton has purchased steam thresher, and tho funnels In that vl clnlty can have their grain threshed by tho latest aad best machinery, This town Is unusually dull at prest-nt. Tlio farmers nro all busy at homo with their crops, and havo no time to como to town, Tho Town Treasurer gives notice that tho taxes wilt bo received on and after July 20th. All taxes remaining unpaid at tin expiration of 30 days, will have five per cent, added to tho amount. The statement in somo of our contcmpo. rarics last week, that A. L. Fritz, Esq., is acting as Dcp'tty Sheriff, Is incorrect. Mr. Frit, is devoting his cnllro attention to tlio prnctlce of law, and can bo found at hW of llco In the Coi.umiiian bii'Mlng. At a meeting of the stockholders of tho Benton Fair mid Agricultural Society held Tuesday evening. It was voted to hold tho next fair, Wednesday, Thursday, Frl. day nnd Saturday, October 7, 8, 9, and 10, 1885. George Gearhait, aged iiincty.four years lthln a few days, died at his resilience near Cninbrn, Luzerne county, on Sunday 5th Inst. lie was a soldier in the war with rent Brlttaln in 1812 and and had been drawing a pension for several years for such service. Ho resided wills Ids ilaueh- tcr on his own homestead where he locat ed about sixty years neo. He wus nrob- bly the oldest citizen in Luzerne county. A New swludle is on the road, which is thus described: Two men call on a farmer and represent themselves to be photog raphers. They agree to furnish the farmer with a photograph of his house for fifty cents. The farmer signs nn ngiccment to receive the photograph at tho price named, which agreement turns up In good time ns promissory nolo for a goodly sum. McKllllp wns nt the North Mountain last cek with his camera, nnd secured 78 plates of the sceneiy in that section. There is no more picturesque place In the State, and wo believe that this is the first time that any photographic views have been taken. There will, no doubt, bo a great demand for tho cws, which mo on sale ut McKilllp's. Iu the selection of members of tho Stand- lug Committee voteis should exorcise some care. The position should bo given to those who will attend carcfu"y to the duties of the olllce, and pailicularly lo hose who have proved their fidelity to the Democratic party and its nominees in the past. No man, who opposed any part of the ticket last year, should be honored by an election to this committee, nor be sent as a delegate lo tho convention this year. The discipline. of the party requires that those who ask for the honors of the party should adhere Irictly to the ru'es. A llnrrisburg paper veiy truthfully re- marks thai "when every town and borough iu Pennsylvania takes advantage of their natural facilities for manufacturing, and every olty in tho snmo State uses its sur plus capital more largely for this purpose, Pennsylvania will lie the most flourishing manufacturing locality on the continent, and her people the most prosperous. And tho more this business is done by Individ uals, Instead of colossal corporations, the better for the people." List of letters remaining In the Post Of- flco at Bloomsburg for week ending July 11, 1835: Miss Lizzie Bogart, Ulysses Ilricscli, Mrs. , W. Brockway, Mrs. Alice M. Brooks, iVgncs A. Gatchel, Mr. O. Hughes, Miss Miriam Lewis, W. It. Little, M. I)., Emma O. Loaby, Miss Susan Maust, Wm. Ney hard, O. H. Wilson. c... ns. Mr. Geo. Hues, G It. Ludlow, II. A. Wcidcusaiil. Persons calling for above please say 'advertised." Okokui: A. Ci.auk, P. M. .Mrs. Clara M. W'son nnd little daughter Ellington, more familiarly known tli'oueh out Western States ns tlio Wilson elocution ists aro visiting with the Messrs. Caswclls and may possibly give a dramatic recital whllo here. Little Ellington the clilM clocu tlonlst is the wonder and ndm'-utlon of all. Department Commander Curl't and part of his staff visited Ent Post last Friday right. Comrades from Dan' Hie, Berwick, Cntawlssa and Fnlrmount Springs, were also present. After thu meeting of tho Post, a reception wns held at Evans' Hull, where speeches were mado by Col. Knorr, Col. Curtln, and Rev. A. Brlttaln. Re frcshmcnts were served, nnd a pleasant evening was spent by nil present. A Millvlllc correspondent sends us the following: After tl-co days' careful trial of tilt binding harvesters, Nchemlah Kitchen, of Rol-sburg, makes choice of 'ho Walter A. Wood Light Binder (same as was ex hlbltcd on sticct at May court). Main points of exce"cnco and superiority ns stated by h'm, ro lightness of draught, case of management and perfection on quality of work done. This machine ha. a sheaf carrier that saves the work of one man, aud prevents nil loss of shattcrings that Is sustained when the 'sheaves nrc cai.-lcd by hand. While Monaco Bechtel was swimming in the Schuylkill, near Reading, with a party he proposed jumping from the top of the bridge into tho .ivcr, a distance of 75 feet. Tho river at this point Is 18 feet iu depth. Ho climbed up tho braces nnd stood for a moment. Then, holding his nose with his Ight hand pressed closely to his side, ho prnng into tho nlr and she' down with fearful rapidity. Wiicu some distance from the water lie doubled up his legs and struck the water in that way. lie remained under water about a minute, his companions in n boat anxiously waiting his appearance on the surface. He was assisted Into the oat, bleeding copiously from the nose for few minutes. He says he was not hurt, but wi'l never make tho jump again. Oil .Monday last tho Willlamsport and North Branch Railroad commenced i mining train through from Wi'liamsport to Sonestown. The train nulycs at William sport from lluglicsvllle at 8 n. in., and re luming leave at 8:15 for all points on the line of the railroad through to its present tcimlnus at Sonestown. There aie stngo connections for lluutersville, Barbour's Mills, Proctor's, Illllserovc and Forksville ast stages are run from Muncy Valley through to Eaglesmere, at Lewis Lake, ar riving there about 11 o'clock in the morn ing. This wi'l be a great convenience to persons visiting the lake, ns only about three hours will bo consumed In the jour ney. Connection by stage is also made with the Stato Litie nnd Sullivan Railroad for Dushorc, nnd nil stations on its Hue, so passengers leaving Willlamsport at 8:15 in tho morning will reacli Towanda by 4:35 in the afternoon by this new route. It leads through a new nnd interesting conn- try and the journey cunnot fnll to bo n very pleasant one. Joseph Vankirk, an old aud wcll-kuown citizen of Northumberland county, died at ids home near Pottsgrovo last week from tho effects of being struck by nn engine some three weeks ago in .Milton. Ho was burled in tho Northumberland cemetery on Thursday last. "Uncle Joe," ns he was called by cveiybody, started In the hotel business in Northumberland beforo tho war. Ho built the hotel known as the Ynnkltk House iu that place, which lie sold somo four years ngo and bought a farm near Potlsgrove, where ho spent the remainder of his life. He was in his 85th year and leaves llvlne-six chMdren, twenty four grnnd-cli'Mren and six great-grand chl'dren. Now that mo not, suitiy days are upon us. It behooves all who have charge of horses to sco to It that they are properly watered. Carelessness In this particular will causo untold suffering upon tho part of these poor beasts, who have no way of making their wants known. And not only in tho matter of water shou'd care bo exer ciscd, but burdens should not bo so great as In cooler weather. A horse, like n Man feels tho effect of tho broiling sun of a hot summer day, and should not bo compelled to bear unnecessary, or too hcuw burdens A 'so shoulders should bo carefully watched as the moisturo of skin produced by per, spiration tends to mako it soft and susccp tibia to the press or collars against tlicm and only a bruto will compel i bruto to work with galled shoulders. A man who is not caicfut of these dumb brutes in his cimroo should bo dcmlvcd of their use. Bo careful of your horses I Tho will of Euimn R. llngenbacli, who died here last week, has been proved nt Wllkesbnrrc. Slio leaves $.10,000. After directing the payments of her Just debt and funeral expenses bIio directed her ex. editor, William Schectcrly, of Lspy, furnish her mother, Airs. Maria Morris, o Bloomsburg, a comfortable support during tier lifetime, aud that he allow her to Uvo upon and use tho lot and houso owned by her In Bloomsburg If she chooses to livo there. To her nephew, Francis II. Sliluer, and her niece, Emmn Sliluer, of Wilkes barre, slio gave each $3,000; to her nephew. Tidings Park, $1,000; to her nephew, Free man Tim-lev. 5 per week during his life to her nephew, Francis Tiugley, a deed of her house and lot in Bloomsburg. Tho rest of the estate to her 6istcr Eliza, wife of Wm. Schectcrly, of Espy, on condition that slio furnish n house for her adopted daughter, Mary E. llngenbacli, and gtvo her a good cducat'or Tho second quarterly conference of Jcr scytown charge, M. E. Church, will bo held at Eycr's Grove, on Saturday, July 18, nt 3 p. in, Pleaching on Su idny, tho lOlh, nt 8 p. m., by Dr. Mot roc, of I)loomsbi"g. NcHcopcck. Mrs, Savage Is taking music lessons, un der tho tutelage of Prof. Dlcht, who Is popularly known In this community. She is progressing finely nnd evinces remarka ble talent in tills line. Prof. DlcM Is one of tho finest musical teachers wo have ever had along the river. Whllo ha possesses a lino voice, ho Is no less celebrated and ef ficient as n music Instructor. Iho com. munlty that employs him will bo very for tunate. Indeed. Ho is n first-class dentist nlsp, and has a diploma to that effect. He graduated In Balt'nioro and took the hon ors of hts class. Rev. Fosclman, of 'io Evangelical church, of Ncscopcck, Is winning golden opinions, both as pastor and preacher. In fact ho preaches for a young mull tho finest of sermons nnd his future his bright. He evinces talents of no mean order and is very popular with his congregation nnd people. Ho ought to bo sustained, nnd v"l bo wheiever ho is appreciated. Johnston has n largo supply of clocks and watches. He was a coirradc In the nrmy with us at Fort Monroe, Va. Ho Is also engaged on tho Pennsylvania Railroad. Georgo Kile is also engaged on tho rail road and rendering good serx.ee. ii. ii. l'UHlry Without nutter. Lie American plo has been subjected to more unjust nbuso from foreign writers than any of our distinctive products, 'f we except tho.rccent t'radc against fie Amer- lean hog. And yet wc cannot say that it his uccn altogether undcscivcd, because of the x'llal'ious cpmpound,tliick,liard and heavy, that is too often made lo do duty a a "crust," and which by cor-tesy Is called "pastpy." Light tender, Ilaky and digestible plc-crust and all kinds of pastiy can bo mado most read'ly by tho use of Royal Baking Powder without any butter, or with half the usual portion, I prefeircd, or with n small quantity of lard or ot'icr shortening as desired, l'ic-ci.lst thus mado is much more wholesome and digcst'ble, besides being moro cconomicrl and easier prepared. In addition to saving all "ic butter If desired, one-thl-d the (lour is also dispensed with as the crust is rolled that much thlnncr.thc leavening qualities of the Royal Baking Powder removes an un pleasant taste, rcndei'Mg the crust ns short, sweet nnd pleasant ns If made from tho finest butter. Those who know the ap petizing qualities of Hie genuine home made American pio w"l rejoice that by .he aid of Royal Baking Powder in the pastiy It can be macio quite as digestlblo as it s delicious. Ccittrntln. Dr. Chue. Larhc" spent the week with his brother R. M. Daniel Cvty sojourned In Phila. "ic past week. ' M-s. C. G. Muiphy Is suir'ncrlng at At- lanlic City. M". Emc.y Oclchsy who has been clerk. Ing nt tho Mammo''i Store, resigned his position last week, and removed to his old homo nt Catawlssu. Tho now fence around the new school bu'Vllng, mnkes a neat appearance. To-morrow w" ' gladden "le hearts of some, who will receive a little cash, wo cxpccHo see a? much rowdyism as hereto fore on pay day. Some choice music was rendered in our strccls Monday afternoon bn half-dozen Italians. Iliose young men who stand on our street comers night alter night ond pass Insulting rcmaiks to young ladles ns they pnss to and fro, we hope, will be taken nnd dealt with according to their ncttons. One young mnn last week went so far as lo stilko n young lady as she was on her way home, for which ungcntlcinin'y act ho was nircsted and held iu $250 ba" to appear nt comt. We hope this young man w"l bo dealt with according to law, as it will bo nn cxnmplo to "ioso who mako "its ''gr-r habit a practice. Wo nrcBOiiy to note '"io mistake wo mado last week, In refcrlng to of new druggist, his nnmo is Knncty and not Davis ns slated. Somo persons 'V lk this error was done Intentionally but such is not llio case and wo cheerfully mako tho cor rrctlon also wishing the young gentleman success In his line of business. WI'Mam Gibson, blacksmith at Centra- lia colliery was almost instantly killed on Friday afternoon. M j"o walking up the plane upon which "ic enr is hoisted from tho lr'ncs, ho was not nware of his danger until the levied car struck him on the back knocking him senseless, Ho wns conrc; cd home wlr re ho lies In n critical condition. Ilctlervllle. IMi-jiuto i:ier.laii Tirl.i'lN. The tickets for tho delegate election on the 25th nre being p.lnted at this office. Tho package for each distr.ct win be . ont to tho member of the standing committee, who wi'l see fiat tho tickets are at the proper polling places In time. HnlvnttoulHtrt Jnllctl. lIKFIIAOroliT AND NOISY MEM'JEKS OF II. AI'MV OA'ITEI) OUT OK l'LVMOUi.I. The wnr on the Salvation -my raised a stcrm nt Plymouth on .Monday night of last week. For the past six mouths they have been located there, and there has been trouble and rioting on account of their persistence in parading, with singing and music on Sunday. 'the Counc1' a few weeks ngo passed an ordinance prohibiting tills, nnd for n time the Salvationists were quiet. On Sundny they turned out in creat force, and matched through the streets, singing, shouting and thumping tambourines. Monday evening Burgess Ladcrick issued warrants, and tlio captains, lieutenants nnd two of the leading soldiers, were arrested by a posse of constables. This proceeding created the w'Mest ex citement. Tho streets were crowded wl'.h nn ngitated throng, who seemed to sympn1 thizo with the Salvationists. They blocked the streets around the Burgess' ofllce and shouted, groaned, hissed and sung h.nns, A riot seemed imminent, and tho Burgess summoned all the constables of town The Salvationists were tried and sentenced to pay aline, lucy refused to pay nil were committed to Jul'. A wagon was ob. tained aud guarded by a number of con stables. Tho vehicle mado its way with the utmnost difficulty through Iho crowd and took the prisoners to the county Ja'1 in Wilkes.Bairc, it being midnight beforo they reached there. Tho r' rest is hearf'y ap proved by prominent business men. Women 3In- Serve In tlie VcHtry. Bishop Slovens has reversed his opinlc i i.i llio mro uf Mrs. M. C. Baker and Vinnlo Graff, who wcro elected to tho vestiy of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, at C'hadd's Ford, Delawrrc county, and decides Hint they aro eligible. The decision is an important one, ns it is the first time the question has ever been raised, IlonriiiK Crcclc. J. C. Heller was homo on Friday nnd Saturday last to help his fa'her hnrvest. On Monday, tho Oth, Harvey Wagner, n boy near this p'ace, was on a cherry iree eating cherries, lio slipped and fo'' from the tree, hurting himself badly. Wo understand Hint some of our young men of this place are going to study physi ology, hygiene nnd narcotics. Go H for it, boys, it is a capital study. Wc noticed J. C. Hctlcr brought an ..pplo to the store lust Friday nifht, tho 10th, ono that was positively grown last year, that had started to decay, but very little. Wo think Irstead of that being the last rose of Summer, it was llio last apple of Summer. Ho ! ho ! hip I Hp 1 hui.-ah ! Now for the fcsllvr'. We understand "mt t'icre Is going to uc a grand fcsllvr held in the hollow knowu as 'ho Smith's hollow. It wi" bo held on August 1st. Come, boys, plenty of ll'na to get money. It is tho first one held ii th's township, so como nlong, boys, now foi a good t'ne. As we didn't attend tho ice cream pr -tics, now let us nttend this festival There has been another Sunday school opened near this place lately. M'ss A. E. M"'cr is again able to bo around and fill her placo at Sunday school. Wo are excced'-igly glad to notice her re- cove. Mrs. Annie Smith, of Scrunton, has been at this place aud Ncscopcck '.siting friends and relatives. The ha" on Inursduy, "to ilth, didn't do any damage us far as heard from. Mr. F. W. Heller, the m"lcr in tlio Wnp- wallopen mill, '.sited his fattier on Suuday last. Mrs. Polly Kirkcndall, of this place, hns keen dangerously rl for a number of days. 1'". G. B. Swank is again elected tax collector of "ic school trxcslor"o ensuing yet'-. KHpy. Mr. Tnomas Bomboy, who for '''o past eight mouths lias been lying ill, Is grad ually growing wotsc, and his recovery is despaired of. Ho and his fam"y have tho warmest sj .npathles of our citizens. Lawyer Simpson, of Sellusgrove, made a business call to our town on Satr -day. W. A. Mllnes' youngest child met with u painful uccldcnt one duy lust week. It wus sitting in a dial- and in some way fell to tho lloor upon its face, breaking its nose. now wllli the notice should bo tho enforcement. Mrs. M. A. BInsscr nnd Mrs. Isaac Grov eling, drove over near Buckhoru nn Sun day to spend the day with relatives. A scene, which should not bo allowed repetition, occurred on the corner of tho street leading to the park, on Saturday evening about 10 o'clock. A crowd of In toxicated men and boys collected there, and had It not been for their Inactive con dition perhaps wo would have sec i a lttllo John L. Sullivan, but ns tticy were they gavo vent to their w.nth on each othe by langungo that at rice, In the minds of alt moral or clv'Mzcd citizens, classed them with tho ilest of liumrn b-lngs. We nro sorry to learn that the majority of "io law- less huts wcro from Bloomsburg, nnd had they received their just dues It would havo been nt tho point of the boot, or some other mcasuro of punishment. They nro all known, and If they rro found upon our streets again In such a condition, their names will not bo held from the public eye. I.IHlitRlreet. Chas. Funston visited our town on Sat urday evening and showed somo neat work with his bicycle, which shows that ho be gins to understand the velocity of the same. Miss Woodruff, from the West, Is now stopping with I. J, Kcstcr's. This place wus visited with qulto n fine refreshing rain on Tuesday evening of 'ast week. Mrs. little McDowc", who for somo time past bus been nt Shlckshlnny, returned to her home last week. C. II. Kline Is now engaged with O. Ilollmuii nt Hnzlcton ns clerk in n grocet store. Supl. Gilmes took iu the educational ndvuntuge by going to llnrrisburg. M. Charles McDowell, of New York, 's visiting at Ids fatlici's, Theodore Mu-Dowell. Hirntn Gelger, of Plttslon, spent u jhort time In town, visiting his sister, M"s. A. F. Tcrw-'llger. Sam is hnppy ngnin by the announce ment of n t'll-'ccn-pound gM. Communion services wcro held in "'ic M. mcr. Sensible young man, tho matrimonial stato Is good enough for you. Our advice Is, emigrate nt onco. Tho boys that place matches oil flic stone walk In front of tho church Sunday nights for amusement, Just to sco them burn, may find It to their sorrow, should anyone's clothes catch lire and any harm tcsult, then, boys, look out for old Shelley. ChHcy nnd his pf-paro devoted friends. About th'tty-seven and one-half cents might scpurat ihcm. Tho Ornngcvlllo correspondent In last week's lssuo Of Hio Jourr tl, would, It pos sible, leavo tho people under a false Im pression. AVnlle wo believe, nnd nro vc, sure, that a kinder nnd moro discreet set ot women cannot bo found tn Columbia or any other county than ths majority of our ladles, wo aro Just as certain that there aro nono In Columbia county that are moro un kind or Indiscreet than the few members of the Gossiping league. Furthermore, we consider a defense of ev'l In nny form, not only indiscreet, but very Imprudent. The gosslper Is condemned by nil rational pco. pic. Ills acknowledgement of n personal t qualnlanco with but n few ladies of our town is only a cor'csslon of his Ignorance of "ic1" truo characters, If ho Is unac quainted w'.tti tho members of the Gossip Ing League, "ion ho is, In part, excusable for the pretended defense he made In their behalf. If he Is acquainted with them, then by reason of his stupidity he has fulled to get n light perception of their motives. lr he defends them for the pur pose of pleasing them or on tho principle of "you tlcl-'c me and I'll tickle you," or be cause ho is afraid to disobey their mandatsj ho is nn object of pity, and is not responsi ble for what ho lies. U. N. O. LAIF.I.1'IIIA, JU13, lfeM. French sr..juns again! Those neat sateens ! 1 nose pretty sateens ! Those wonderful sa teens! Unique sateens! They've come! They've come! The lit 'e nmires of cream and siolcl on 1 i .1 tl na y-ijiue anci myrneanci orown E. Church on Sunday morning, Rev. Bycr and plum. Por weeks we haven t dared olllciating. Corn now puts on a differcut appearance since the fall of such a fine rain. Mrs. Mary Hcldlay, who lives wl'h M-s. Mo'thu Yandcrltcc, visited her daughter, Mrs. R. M. Johnson, on Sunday. Rev. Campbell filled nn nppolntment for Rev. Cnntlcld on Sunday afternoon. Produco market is now governed hero by scarcity of pasture, so say 'ho farmers, es pecially butter. A. B. White and wife paid II. N. White, of t 'ton, a short isl' R. M. Johnson attended quarterly nice' Ing at Alton on Sunday. Ilticltliorn. to print the word. We ve had sateens, and French sateens ; but the printings ! Sateens are nothing. 1 he printing is evet -thintr. Why, evei merchant in town has French sateens but the town is waiting for the tiny figures of cream and gold on navy-blue and myrtle and brown and plum. With nothing but samples to show we've sold ahead. We're ready now to deliver. But no tice! you who have bought. Wot We beg space to tender our thnnks to the all the Sateens that are coming have come ; not more than half. Th" other half are due in a day r- ri 1.1 or i.vo. lo thowyou wnetn- er yours a-e here, we print the colors above. French fme-coL.on sateens have had a curious history. They were gay at first six years ago they began. Next year they were gayer than gay. Auda cious color-printing never went to greater length. 1 here were beetles and butterflies, tadpoles and tut ties, lobsters and buds, on your dresses. since tnat correspondent of Ravcucrcck Va'ley for informing us that we wcro a "little bit off" when we put up that Ittm In our la.t about the Mls3csTubbs that '.Isitcd this place rc- ccu''y. But our sleep was not disturbed, for iu the same issue we saw that the ubovo named coi respondent had gotten n little bit off tho '-nek, too. Ho or slio wns on the wrong ra"foad. We suppose it was the conductor's tnr't, though. A re porter cannot see cvci thing that he writes about or tulk with every ono t'-at makes a visit in his section and so bus to v. ,'ite much from hearsay, which accounts for n mistake occasionally. Our village smith, Amos Hnrtmri, r-oso curly ono morning of last week, and after taking bis team nnd wnsou drove to his MARRlAGIiS. RINKER LOWHY, At tho Baptist patsuiingo, Bloomsburg, Ph., July 15, 188-i, by Rev. D. J. R. Straycr, Mr. Wm. E. Rlnker, to Miss A. J. Lowry. IETZ-LE'9Y. At the Presbyterian parsonage, in Hiimmerviiic, mu., uiu Rev J. Crockett, M'. J. W. Bctz of Buck horn, Col. Co., Pa., to Miss inn J. Lcldy of Siimmcrvlllc, Texas, Co., Mo " LOCAL NOTICES. " Afur ha.cst bargains In Dress Goods, Glovi i, Fans, Parasols, Ac, A-s-, at i. v. Hnrliii'in fi Son's. ri. Inipi utiles nf whlto nnd decorated Dishes and (ilasswaro at 1. W. Hnrtmnn & Son's. A bargain nt I. W. Ilartman & Son's In Slilnlne. Fifty pieces on nana irora i cent.- a yurd up. Crinkled Seersuckers nt I. W. Hr-tmnn i: Smi's- I W. Hartman & Son offer this and next week bargains In whlto Dress Uoods nnu embroideries. BUSINESS NOTICES. M..nv n mnn who had lost tictvc. vlcor and i ncrcy.has been cuied by Hunt's Rem edy When baby was sick, wo gave her OAS IOR1A, When she was n child, she cried tor OASTORIA, Whi n she became Miss, she clung OASTORIA, When sho bad Children, she gave them OASTORIA. A rilYSICIAN'S TKSVMONY. In I he treatment of lung nnd bronchial diseases 'ho liver is often i-npllcated to such an extent that a liepallo remedy uc. comes ucccssuiy In effecting a cure of tho lniig. in the treatment, oi such cases i piiscilbc Slmmors Liver Hegulalor wltn tnllre sutisfucllon. I find that It acts mild ly hut ell 2tuaiiy in reguiaung mo seen; tlom of ''io liver, stomach and bowels. I. V STEl'IItNSOiN, .11. U., Owcnsboro, Ivy. Jinliun Intuit), Saginaw, Mich., had Btiu'hl's Disease, nnd was cured by Hunt's Remedy. "ltoran OK RATS." Clears out ruts, mice, roaches, tile ants bed-bugs. IIKA1IT l'AISS. Palpitation, dropslcnl swell ngs, dizzi ness, indigestion, headache, sleeplessness cured by "WclU Health Rcnewcr." "itcfou on const)." Ak. for Wells' "Rough on Corns. 15c. Quid , complete cure. Hard or soft corns, wails, bunions. ' -.rcltU.l'AlRA." Quick, comp! e cure, all Kidney, Blad dci mid Urinnry Discuses, Scalding, Irrl tatlon, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the Iliad der. 1, Druggists. nF.r-Huas, flies. Flies, roacliLi, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice gopheis.chlpmunks.clcnred out by "RougV on lints." 15c. THIN 1'KOl'I.K. "Wells' Health Rcnewcr" restores hcaltk and vigor, cures dyspepsin,impolencc, sex. ual dibilily. 51. "r.ocan on l-AiN." Ciik-s cholera, colic, croups, dlnuncea, uclii , pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism. 20c. Rough on Pain Pias ters, Lie. MOTHERS. It you are fulling, broken, w nervous, use "ciis' ncniin 1. Druggists. worn out and Rcnewcr." How to lluy liooktt. A well-known author recently commend ed the following rules to bo observed by youthful renders who nro beginning tho collection of boirksi First. Set nnart u fixed sum, weekly or monthly, ns tho cuso may be, In proportion Tho gross receipts being $81.00. Quito a congregation at Free Will Sun day evening. D. U. Tcwksbi' uide u short stay in The little sufferer is dolnc ns well as can our village tne otner Sunday evcnlnc. bo expected, Dennis tunringer, oi bcruuton, Is homo J. II. Fr' -inger, of town, has gone to with his parents for awli'lc, being som;- Slnbtown, Locust township, to erect a what unwell. barn for llei -v Fnbrlnccr. Mr. Fabtlneer Miss Maggie Miiolcy, of Ashland, is en- 13 a competent and skillful mechanic, and Joying tho country air, visiting the family where once employed can find employment ot her grandparent, Mrs. W. H. Hughes, seconu nine. near hero. Icviu Winters, u young man of town. The Lutheran aud Reformed picnic on who lla3 bcc" 1-1 tUo l'a3t month, his friends tho 4th was well attended, considering the oftt'u uelnS summoned to his bedside, to nearness of the M. E. Circuit festival. 6C0 wuat seemed to bo his lust brea'h, Is lot, ono mile distant, sowed ''iree acres 1 they have quieted down. AH urouucasi.iirsiwi.il micKwncav men wi'" through the fashion-writers have puospunio aim iiarrowcu mo same in ue- , , ,,,, . :co,l mnat .1,,. fore breakfast. Ho savs it is not iincom- M""'- . ' . 1""" monforhlm to make his dinner the first most outlandish pitntlllgs. All meal of the day. You seo he novor stud- thfOUtrh We have ventured to led physiology and hygiene. doubt the reality of the extrava- Jf tho weather permits, by the end of the mint taste that Was taken for week a" of iho grain wi" bo harvested, Lgrantedb y the makers of French n,,pli ctnrrit nwnv ml nrnlinlilv nmnn I . . - . . j , . j i . ,.,.-1 rrt..l...ft. il 1-iL-hinn Sdltlin mill pillJlll.liUI Kioniuu. We bought protusely ot styles, but sparingly ot quantities. Wc Miss Maggie Shoemaker, who has been j ordered styles ofour own, quiet er styles. lhe lashion-authort- ttes were all against us. 1 he merchants were all against us. ot course tetr stocKs were against us. But wc had th: ladies. Even now, v hen makers and merchants alike have come to I.1FIC I'UKSKIIVF.li. If vnu are losinir your grip on life, try 'Wells' Health Rcnewcr." Oocs direct to weak -pots. "r.ocan on riLKf. ' Chios idles or hcmorrho:d, itching, pro- tiuding, bleeding, internal or other. Inter nal nnd external remedy in each package. Sun- cure, 60c. Druggists. I'llKTTY WOMEN. Ladies who would retnin freshness nnd vivacity. Don't fail to try "Wells' Health Rcnewcr." much stortd gi-ncrcd. Mr. Ha. Wcl'iver, of Riverside, spen Sunday nt Chus. WerKiciscr's. "noroii ON ITCH." 'Hunch on Itch" cures humors, crop. tlnns, ring-worm, tetter, salt ilicuin, frost ed Itit, chillblains. "norou on catakrii." Conect offensive odors nt once. Complete cure of worst chronic cases, nlso unequal, ed tn- gargle for dlptherin, soro throut, foul btcu'h, 50c. for somo months with an aunt In Shennn doult, returned homo Saturday. Mr. Frank Crossley, Irom "io lower end of Frosty Vr"'cy, was v'. 'i relatives nt this place Sunday. T wc ever said anything ngnWst tho Now Process flour wo now uro w' 1 ing to recant it n'l. You just ought to sec our mother's bread. Tho M. E. Sunday school is tr uing picnic. Rumors r 'o being wr'ted on 'ic breezes our maidens detcin 'no that they will no longer than October. Remember that those of your sex who do marry i ways Mrs. It after all. THE HOPE OF THE NATION. C'lii'dren slow in development, ntinr. scrim ney, and dellcutc, uso "Wells' Health Item er." UATAl'.lllI OF DIE 11I.ADDER. : l in niri". irritation, inllammation, nil Kidney and Urinary complaints, cured by liiii-liu-rilliu." !fl. 1 WATER HUGS, ROACHES." way effects, by tints of cream aad crnld itmtend nf clearer. hrirhti;r. oi tne sociui n'r mm noi a tew in uuri-. ...i.:. j Tita ii I niuii iJUi , u cjiiifci , wiitic;, siui the ladies arc with us still. . ,. l i i- i 'lio ugh on Rats" clears them out, also ijuiulci iiiyics, wc. nave: luiinu a I Hcc-t'i s, AnU. to solten their simplest If oufcel ucivousus to your kidneys, liver, or f imny organs, u-c Hunt's Rem- cd v. lo your income, and spend that and no moro for books. Second. Always devote a portion of your money to acquiring works of refer. cuce. llilrd. Never buy a worll-'ess work or edition. Fourth. Tukc care not to buy too many books of ono class. Fifth. Do not, at least until you have a fair show of books, be deluded Into buying sets of an author. Sixth. Do not spend too much on maga zines. Seventh. Bo particular as to the bind ing of your bonks. Eighth. Keep n cutnloguo of your books, entering in pencil insldo ench the date of purchase nnd the cost, and in tho cata logue a ' particulp-s as to loans. Ninth. Tako care to read what you buy and buy only what you read. The Johnson Union Sundny School, which will picnic In a few weeks, has been "christened" tho Chestnut Ridgo Sunday School. A very appropriate name. C. L. Ffuhlcr, Sec'y; O. W. Whitosldc, Supt. Tho M. E. Circuit festival at Mclnt ,-e, tho 4th lust,, was quite a success, netting over 4130. Tho nttendunco wns very large. moro than nny festival heretofore on that ground, within the writer's knowlcge. Mr. D. W. Rhoads, cleik for Sharpless Sons', Cntawlssa, deserted single blessed ncss, July 5lh, by taking unto himself a wife, tho forunnto young lady being Miss Emma A. Getty, of Numidia. Ave extend our congratulation. May their married lito bo ono of bliss, livl ng to a ilpo old ago ana die itch. slowly recovering. With euro and strict adherence to his physician's directions, wo hopo soon to sco him about again James B. Whltmer, of Nor'humberland, spent Sunday In town with relatives. Jim Is a jolul young mnn nnd his many young friends wcro glad to have him among ''tern. ThcDcrw.ck Band frir'shcd the music for the fcstivcl nt the park on evening, 'iliey came down from io town on a steamer. Mr. Howr'd F'cckner, who for tho past part of tho bummer has shown ids elllcl- ency as a feri.nan, has resigned his posi tion ' here, and has gono to Nuntlcokc, where he Intends residing for a time. On last Saturday Mrs. Moore Crevcllug wus taken with tho I'md stroke of paraly. 'I Keen the Blood Pure nnd the bowels will icguiutcd, bo careful of your diet j do not use ..im or tobacco, and tako occn- We've said before that nobody 'n'"' doses of Vinegar Bitters. Perfect , , r . l . r I in-null must iohow sucn u course. uiu else lUh any ui uiebe uiiy-iuiiii c, rami, uf dlfenses that can be relieved by Joseph Sommcrs lias purchased wuat lius i cream and gOld-tlgUl'e Oil navy- "-u of vinegar flitters ts literally willi ng been known as tho Oluspy lot, for an(j tl(J and brQWn and l"lt- sateens. long 135. He bus nlso bought of Richard Ivey n dwelling houso which lie w''l soon move tiiercon, Mr. rt Pursel received u bad cut In io leg while cradMng Saturday. Mr. Frank Mooro received soma slight Tn irtirortfij-l I U I ' M I1U UIl U Of !l 81)011 HO it WUtlT MIU till! , ,u..,, oaic.v.nn. c m , c.ic w iU SOOI1 bo SUtliroted. B . 11 dUcaSC them, ordered the makers to In (,. part of the body affects other parts. .,,.,1... .1,,.,,, r, ,.ij;i You have noticed this yourself. Kidney ..r.c ecu. .c CAC.i.n.vc.,. . , lver lroub,e8, unless checked, will We Sltnnosed not a vardolthem indi.i u constlnulton. idles rheumatism and cvnnlrl re.ieli nnntlu.r moi-r-lnnl gmv. 1. A timely uso of Dr. Kennedy's ' ...w. v. , .1,,, l,tl,,.l ... I nrnvntit tltf.ai. ro ll, mna f I... .. . 1... . .. I iv. .....v... ..... i'.w.w.v r ,. " lnjui.es at mt tno Head ami snouiuers i im ,vc Wc;re nearly right. A Sin- suits. It is pleasnnt to the taste and may nm ,n up3Ct 0,1 nmay lml lns 1,1 gle exception has con j.rs. .uury crusstey is uu i..u a.ci klimv M l ( n(! mtrf irmr. hud elie.-Us with rosea on them. lately two or tnree ot our styles. ..1. r,.iriv wearies me to think of tho mul file mav ha e bought them of tUmle of things advertised to euro disease," us indirectly.J Ilrailley'a Hitliernliowpliutc. Manufactured by tho Bradley Pert"' Co., of Boston, can now be obtained Bloomsburg. It is excellent in quality and 's among the best fcrf'izcrs in the market The pi ices are reasonable, and tho rest ts are very satisfactory. For partlci nrs cn'l New Method of Helcctltiir JurorH Tho following is the new law In referenco to tho selection ot jurors for 'ho tilal of cuusesi When any cause shull be rendy for tiiul, In many of tho larger towns nnd cities somo disinterested person shall, by dlrec- tho privy vaults aud leaching cesspools of tion of tho Court, In open Court, draw every house drain really Into tho sheet of frcm the jury box, after having well mixed sts. Her death, ut Ms w.itlng, is hourly on 0. M. Blttcnbcndcr, uuder Opera House, Ceu'"c s'-ect, Bloomsburg. 'Jin. OrniiKCvilIc, Tlic condition nf Wells, ground-watcr. Tlio soil arrests the course material, the grease and slime; but the swurmtug bactciia diffuse with case, ns much as tho soluble chlorides and nitrates, nnd follow 'bo How wholly unobstructed. Into tho snmo soil aro sunk or driven tho wells, and tlio water that Is drawn for uso Is polluted in proportion to tho uuinber and proximity of the vaults nnd cesspools, on tho ono hand, and the thinness nnd slug, glshncss of the other, In the wells in dally uso the water Is distinctly colored with sewerage; but tho most deadly water may carry only tho geims of ij phold fovcr tho papers deposited therein ns aforesaid, twenty of said papers, ono after another, and if any of the jurors, whose Haines shall bo so drawn shall not appear or shall bo challenged and set nsldc for cause, such person shall proceed to draw us aforesaid a further number of tlio papers unt" twenty jurors shall appear, the names of which said twenty Jurors shall be written In u panel by tho Protltonotary or clerk, from which tho plaintiff shull strike ono numa and tho defendant one, and so on alter nately unt" cacli party shall havo exercised the four peremptory challenges allowed by Several pa-ttcs from or town r o v'Mt tdg Ibis week nt Gmoga Luke. Mr. II. C. Conner and family have re timed homo ngnin. They weto visiting f.'lcnds nnd relatives ut Cambru, l'u. North Mountain liucklcucrrlcs so'd on our streets lust week ut six cents per qur'l. Quoit pitching Is beiag rc'vcd aguiu Our fanners uro getting pretty ncur through with their harvesting. Generally, tho crop Is qulto fair around here. Mr. Martin Andrews, of Montandou or dysentery, and bo otherwise sparkling law, nnd tho remaining twelve jurors, hav clear and so pure as to pass unchallenged ing been sworn or affirmed as tho law dl through the mo?t scorching chemical I rccts,'shail ho llio jury lo tiy such cause. aualysts. Provided, that in cuso cither party shall Tho story Is essentially tlio tamo as may neglect or refuse to aid in striking the jury bo told of auy compactly built city, espec- as aforesaid, tho Piothonotary or clerk tally of tho older parts, whero thu sumo houses havo been occupied for hundreds ot years. Of a hundred and fifty wells exam ined, less than ten per cent, furnished water really good enough to uso, nnd only two or t' "cc, water wlilch was above p'l 1 e aspic on shall strlko the Bnnio on behalf of such party. And provided further, that when over tho first twelvo jurois appearing in answer to the call of their names as afore said are satisfactory to the parties, the call ing of further Jurors may bo dispensed with expected. Mr. Jacob Blusscr took a run down thu river the hitter part of last week, taking h Northumberland, Port 1 everton, Bellns- grove and other places. 'llio lioat yard at this place, docs not, ut present, present a veiy buslncss-llko aspec, as one passing through it sees the weeds growing whero stood the mcchuDlcs' bench, aud the launching ot new bouts from thcie Is u thing of Iho past. Nothing but repairing is being done, and at this aro only comparatively few men employed. Many of our men nro compelled to go to other places tn sccuro work. Elmer F. Whltmer, a tj po of Blooms burg, who is a frequent visitor here, spout last Sunday in town, and, wo understand, It wl be his last for awhile, as ho Is about finishing his apprenticeship una In'cnds going to hts homo at Northumberland Mr, Whltmer lias made many friends dur ing his visits to Espy and will be missed by all Ed A. Sharretts is at present dcalg out the various articles from Dlctertck's store counter. obllclnir clerk, and tn htm ' . ,,, .-...S.VMV, V.,, feUM,. .11.1,, , .... I .l.,. ........ has found "tho man for tho place." turned from qulto an extended plcutt -j i Wo notice slena illstrllmteil ilirniiclinni trln. hnvlmr visited Phtladelnhln. New batCOHS are town by Supervisor Crevellng, prohibiting York, Coney Island and many other points yard, tho throwing of garbugo and refuse Into of Interest. j JoiIN' WaNAMAKKK. iuu Bircew unit uueys. tins is a niguiy wo Ucpul a young geut rcmurk that ho cnebtnut.nilrtccntn ona Market street c-omiui;uiiuui ucv oi mo oupervisor, ouu i mieiuicd to save nny cents yet this Sum- unClCitr.liaUsavr you say. No wonder, liut in tno mount, iiins ot chaff their are grains of golden win ui. Wo may Had it difficult to induce you to test the merits of Dr. Kennedy's Fuvoiite Remedy, but when you nave.douo so, our work is ended. Afterwards you and this medicine will bo fust triends. Fiivnillo Remedy would havo died out were made before "O except for its real usefulness. Jim II la guuil unit uues uuu. Avu's Sarsanurilla Is the most effective blood puritlet ever devised. It is recom mend, d by tho best physicians. We ve taken some pains to correct mis-spelling the name sateens is right. Some spell it satines and some satteens. The dicilonaries the cotton fabric. They define sateen as a satin-like woolen stuff those that have the word at all. They are pai dy right. IJiclionanes are apt to be only partly right as to technical words. Thedictionai y-makers were rash, They were rash in defining velveteen as well as sa teen, l hey bay it is a cotton velvet. Hut what if somebody makes a woolen ve veteen next u u year.asthe French have made a MemoiTSOf II C RRANT 111 '".... . ,.w u.c.u.m. j- his own account of llio greatest military btrugtlo E3- ia P K K S 1 our readers for 13 cents In jio.taKO btatnps to iu) fur inalllug and w rapping und names of iuu look aseiiiH, will reci-lva VIIKK a Meel F'"'sli J'urior Kngravlnsr ot allour 1TKM HKN'IS, Includluf demand, ble Wx-.'S Inch, wot ill : .00. Address Eider Pub, Go.,Ghicago, III, Jul)- jT.Jjr visiting friends ami relatives liero nn Asbu.y. makers were rash. 1 hev needn't ".'.V?1?!".". !'??. .J.W.! ! ' a.'reau: .a.V:! have nut a limit of either cotton "l'iiuaku iiitos., pub'H.,T3:ic'Uetnutt,t.. muo., II W M.1M lnhkl Tl,.,ll.. ' 1 .t t r .., ... ..-..- .w ,... .... fc'M.... .a .. f,I WMM ill Till (lIMIIllTintlQ good one, and with tho amount of pracllco 'I'liese nrettv unimie sateens thev are havina I think their Idea Is to dish . nu,t Fell) , unique, SaicCllS ui) a mess for their Llohtstreet friends I'tiit "ciuni; iu e.ll.liij-.ini lirebb Important to Canvassers. V.NTK1). Uo (.'anvntwre in eery count) nt v In win cool them oil in a different stylo from but they'll make as busy acoun- MKjftTO.w that ot Saturday, ono week ago. They ter as seersuckers, mnrrhams at I S"S1il!i?!.iF.lJ,lSriiSy.Sil?JL,E?il attf?K.iH2.V,?!S 05. behind Will mean bU; next time, and don't you forget half-yalue, tennis Stripes at less xfJ Kd makes an It. No baby work hereafter. j ,f' bat;stl;s 'i iawns at Mr. Dleterlck J. W. Mustcller, our good frte,,,', bus re t r " " , arte Js WS 1 " W ,ttMo lllncn." Inrno.l tm,r, ,.,.ll v, ,!, I 1... , ill.CC-lllllll LCI a. ' 374 cents a SUHSCIUHH 1'0U T1I14 COLUMBIAN, Sia.U A YKAU.
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