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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
0. E. Elwoll, 1 Pjii.
J. K. BlUonbWsr. J Edlt0"'
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
FRIDAY, JUNK 4, 1HH0.
John Kelly, tlio prominent Now
i ork pohticmu, died on Tuesday.
iToslucnt (Jlovtilnml ia nifirricd nt
l.i8t,nnd tho nensatlonnl correspondents
will hnvo to pounco on some now mib-
jeet lor warm weather clitiit.
The llecortl, of Philadelphia, very
correctly advises tho voters of that city
that if thoy wish to rid themselves of
n largo amount of taxation and regain
n trado nmountitig to millions annually
that has gone to New York, and if
thoy think it worth whilo to maintain
llio agricultural and manufacturing in
dustnos of Eastern Pennsylvania which
contribute) so much to tho nrosnerltv
of Philadelphia, thoy should tako apart
in iuu pr"ry elections ami ucicai mo
nomination of thoso candidates who ns
members of tho Legislature) supported
tho railroad companies in their policy
of discrimination. This ndvico to
voters of Philadelphia oan with equal
propriety be extended to tho voters of
tho Statu at large, for thcro is no sec
tion of Pennsylvania that has not suf-
iercu irom tho samo cause.
ANOTHER LAYMAN'S VIEWS.
Mf.ssus. EniTons: In your issuo of
May 28 I find an articlo purporting to
bo a letter Written by an earnest and
respectful layman to Dr. Lyman Ab
uott, which, it is claimed, will prove
very suggestivo to tho clergy. This
layman seems to havo boon struggling
ior years against a constantly mcrcas
ing dislike to attondanco at church
Tho principal causo is tho sermon. Ho
thinks ho gets chaff instead of bread
!lo then lolls what ho would hko to
learn about, which does not seem to me
iiko very nourishing spiritual food
Ho wishes tho information to bo gath
ered from other sources than tho Bible.
Now Christian ministers and all other
good people have always considered
tho Scripttiro tho only infallible rule of
faith and practice. But as this earnest
layman wants his Spiritual food from
some other source, I presume, a purely
Scriptural sermon would not suit him.
The Apostlo Paul who determined not
to know anything among the Corinth
ians, save Jesus Christ and Him cruci
fied, would not suit this earnest lay
man. Ho wants a complete historical view
of tho Jewish peoplo from Abraham to
the present time, giving habits, dross,
etc
Now it would bo very difficult, per
haps impossible for ministers of tho
present day, to tell very accurately tho
cut or color of Abraham's trowsers,tho
style of Sarah's head dress, and whether
littlo Isaac was dressed in long or short
petticoats, and I think tho information
would not add very greatly to our spir
itual edification or growth in grace.
He would like to be furnished with
argument for opposing scepticism. By
his writing I should suppose, he was
somewhat troubled with scepticism,
and a sermon that would relieve him of
all sceptical notions, would bo a great
blessing to him.
Ho would like a sormon that would
be a digest of Darwin's ideas of ev
olution applied to tho Biblical Htory
reconciling them. I think tho Christ
ian minister would bo greatly out of
place, who attempted to reconcile tho
teaching of the Bible, that God created
man in his own image with Darwin's
theory that man is tho offspring of the
ape.
He wishes ministers to read books
and articles founded on truth, but
which contradict some of the beliefs
of strict puritanism in which wo were
brought up. From my acquaintance
with Christaiu ministers I suppoBo
thcro is no class of men who devote so
muoh time to reading books and articles
founded on God's eternal truth ; but
whether they find them contradicting
the beliefs of strict puritanism very
often is exceedingly doubtful. lie does
not seem pleased with a sermon from
1 tomans 3rd, 10th ''Thero is nono right
eous, no not one." Perhaps preaching
on such a subject may disturb some
ideas he has entertained of his own
rightoousness, oh no doubt it did for
Bomc of the Scribes and Pharisees in
tho days of tlw Apostles. lie admits
that to mauy of bis neighbors it is a
real help and consolation, though to
him it is chaff.
He Baye, every minister's sermon
seems to be moulded in thu same form;
it is filled in with a new arrangement
of the samo words. I suppose tho
Apostle Paul is included with the rest.
He says, "we preach Christ crucified,
unto tho .lows a stumbling block, and
unto the Greeks foolishness." Is it to
bo wondered at that this critical lay
man considers it chaff T
Ho seems to bo desirous for some
thing to think about afterward. 1 will
suggest a prescription, that David
Hecms to havo followed. "Let your
delight bo iu tho law of the Lord, and
on it meditato day and night.'1
Now Mr. Editor I do not know Dr.
Lyman Abbott. I cannot tell to which
branch of the Christian church ho be
longs, I do not even know whether ho
is a catliolio or n protcstant, so I have
not written this articlo on account of
any partiality to him. But I have a
very good opinion of the great majority
of Christian ministers, and I thought
it might not be improper to inform
your readers, that layien were not all
of tho samo opinion, and consequently
liable to err. Yours Truly,
A Layman.
Lobsters Piopagatod Artificially,
Washington', May 27. Reports
just received rrom tho marine station
of tho United States Fish Commission
at Wood's Hole, Mass., announce tho
complete success of tho attempts re
cently begun to propagate lobsters
artificially on a practical scale, and
many thousands of young lobsters are
now being cared for and fed in tho
large tanks contained in tho hatchery
building. Tho hatching has proceed
ed much moro rapidly than was ex
pected, and tho means provided for the
accommodation of tho fry nro proving
entirely lmiuiticiont, rendering it neces
sary to prepare one of tho open fish
basins in front of tho station as a stor
age park. Experiments nro in pro
grcss to ascertain how long tho young
can be keit in confinement, and it is
thought desirable that thoy should bo
two or thrco weeks old beforo plant
ing. Shipment) of young lobsters will
soon be mado by the Fish Commission
to thoso localities on thu Atlautic
coast that have suffered most from tho
mprovident methods of the lobster
fishermen.
An Act,
niit.ATlVn TO THU 1'UItCllABK Ol1 t.ANKS
11V COUNTY COMMISSIONED AT SALES
Tiir.iiKoi' ion AttiiKAitAat:s
01' TAXKS.
Section 1. .lie it enacted &c , That
if nny tract of land hereafter bo sold
for tAxcs shall not hnvo bidden for it n
sum equal to tho whole, amount of
taxeti and tho costs then accrued, it
shall bo tho duty of the commissioners
of the proper county, or nny of them,
to bid off tho same, and a deed shall,
thereupon, be mado by tho treasurer to
tho commissioners for tho timo being
and their successors in oflico to and for
tho uso of tho proper county. And it
Shall bo tho duty of tho commissioners
to provide n book, wherein shall bo en
tcrcd tho natno of the person or per
Bons ns whoso estate tho Bams shall
havo been sold, tho quantity of land or
number of lot and number ot tract, it
anv. tho amount of tho taxes and the
costs it was sold for, and every such
tract of land shall not thereafter, so
lonrf as tho samo shall remain the proti
ertv of the county, bo charged in the
duplicato of tho proper collector, but
for five voars noxt following such sale.
if it shall so long remain unredeemed,
tho commissioners shall, in scparnle
columns in tho samo book, charge ev.
erv such tract of land with liko county,
school, road, or other taxes ns would
havo been chargcahlo against tho said
land hnd tho 3Mno not been sold and
nurchascd bv the commissioners as
aforesaid.
Section 2. It shall be the duty of
tho proper officers lovying and fixing
the rato of taxation for all. local or
other imrDOses within any county of
this Commonwealth, wherein tho com
missioncrs thereof havo purchased land
as aforesaid, annually, immediately
after levying such local or other tax
or fixing" tho rato thereof, to certify or
causo to bo certified rato of taxation
upon real estate for such local or other
purposo in order mat mo lanos pur
chased as aforesaid may ho charged
with such taxes. ,
Section 3. Tho right of redemption
shall remain in tho real owner of such
land for five vcars after uch sale, and,
on paying tho treasurer of tho county
all tho taxes and costs due thereon, at
tho timo of sale, and interest thereon
and also tho taxes which shall have
been lovied and charged thereon, from
year to year, after tho salo and intcrf st
thereon from tho time such taxes ought
to havo been paid, and on tho product
ion of tho treasurers receipt therolor,
tho commissioners shall, by deed poll
indorsed on tho back of the treasurer's
deed to them, convey to tho person
who shall havo been tho owner of the
land at tho timo of tho sale, or his
legal representatives, all the rights and
title whtch the county may have ac
quired under such Bale as aforesaid ;
and tho moneys received shall bo paid
to the respective townships or districts
in whioh such lands shall lie as they
may be entitled thereto.
Section 4. If the owner or owners
of any such land?, purchased by tho
commissioners as aforesaid, shall not
redeem tho same within tho period
aforesaid it shall therefore be lawful
for the commissioners to sell nny such
lands at public sale, and make a deed
or deeds therefor to the purchaser or
purchasers with liko effect and in tho
samo manner that unseated lands pur
chased by county commissioners aro
now by law authorized to bo sold by
them, and after such salo the lands
shall thereafter bo charged by the
proper assessor in the name of such
last purchaser or redeemer, and shall
again bo liable to be assessed and Bold
tor taxes as other lands.
Section 5. All acts or part of acts
inconsistent herewith or hereby sup
plied be and tho samo aro hereby repealed.
ArrriovED Tho 8th day of July,
A. D. 1885.
IiODT, K, PATTISON.
East Benton.
Tho widow Karns of Benton town
ship is a victim of much sorrow and
family allliction. Death has been a
frequent visitor at her homo and now
Frank ia also smitten with disease.
Ho his been her main support, and this
new affliction put her in very straight
ened circumstances. A surprise- party,
consisting of her friends and neighbors
was summoned to her liouso last lues
day a week to aid in relieving her
wants, and 50 responded during the
day, and peveral others at eventide.
Tho donation was quite liberal and
speaks well for a community where
suffering and want abound. She re
ceived nearly enough groceries to last
ner a year, a quantitv ot butter, 7 or 8
calico dresses, sheets, shirts and ehirt-
ing, hose, towels and many other
things in comuction with SO or 87
cash, and between ! and 5 cwt. of
flour. It was a joyful day for the
widow and her children. For her wo
say, thanks to you all good and kind
neighbors. AVo venture tho assertion
that every donor felt tho force of tho
Bible adage, "It is moro blessed to
give than to receive.''
William Doty's dwelling and con
tents were wholly consumed by firo
last Wednesday a week. They were
covered by insurance.
Decoration day. Well, wo observed
it as it passed by our place 25 or 30
vehicles strong.
Road Commissioner Tuhbs has
made somo necessary repairs in our
hill roads.
Crime ia a profession ; and tho peni
tentiary is tho homo of many of its
professors. Tho world is full of its
graduates, and though they escapo do
toction and conviction, they are never
theless, criminals. Much premeditated
crime may link for years in tho bosom
of its intended perpetrators before it is
put into execution.
In the town of Benlon aro several
millions of lect of first class lumber
owned by lumber merchants, ready for
mai'Kct dry and at low prices.
Ju'lge Woodward Willing.
Ill Wll.l. ACCEPT THE ltKMOCIIATIO NOM
INATION I Oil CONOUKSS.
Sciianton, l'a., Juno 1. Judgo
Woodward was in tho city to-day cn
legal business, and was questioned con
cerning tho Congressional nomination.
Ho said that if ho becamtt a candidate
h'w nomination must como from tho
peoplo i ho would not work for it lie
did not consider an election to Con
gress a promotion from tho bench, and
tho only roason why ho would bu n
Congressional candidate lay iu tho fact
that he preferred nu nctlvo life to bo
ing penned up on thu bench. Ho
would stand iu no man's way for tho
nomination. Ifo considered Powdcrly
a strong man, but he had assurances
from the General Master Workman
i thai tho latter is not a candidate. If
Osborn, ho sayp, gets tho nomination
for Congressman-at-Large, thero will
bo no Republican opposition to Scrub
ton in this district. 11 Odboni fails, ho
will undoubtedly enter tho lists against
Soranton,
Sayo the Children.
Detriments! food which, by reason
of their superior strongth, may not
Bcriousiy affect tho health of adults ns
is well known, frequently acts upon
tho moro dclicato organs of tho child
to produce disorders of tho most
serious character. The amount of
laudanum or other poison that woidd
bo harmless to nu adult will causo tho
death of an infant. This great differ
enco between tho vitality of adults and
children is to-i generally overlooked in
tho preparation of food. Because no
harm immediately perceptible comes to
the adult by tho uso of nn nrtiolo of
food, no thought is given to the effect
it may havo upon tho more delicnto
organs of interior age.
Children diet largely upon enko and
bread, and theso articles, if light, sweet
and composed of materials that aro
freo from injurious substances, nro
easily digested, nutritious nnd whole
some. Thcro is n danger to our chil
dren, howover, lurking in their brond
and enko which is loo often lost sight
of. Theso articles aro now leavened
largely by baking powders, ond when
pure nnd wholesome baking powders
arc used they mako not only tho most
pntatablo food, but one much moro
wholcsomo and nutriltvo than if leav
ened with yeast or crcom of tartar and
soda. The troublo arises from tho
fact ns shown by recent sciontifio tests
by tho Government chemists nnd by
official boards of health, that all theso
baking powders, with tho single ex
ception of tho Royal, contain either
lime, alum, phosphates, or acids of an
injurious character. Therefore when
bread or cake is mado with tho use ot
theso cheap baking powders theso in
gredients (which are present through
tho ellorts of the manufacturers to pro
duco a cheaper article) pass into the
food nnd aro taken into tho delicate
organs of childhood whero they aro
the source ot very much of tho diseaso
with which our children are nlmctcd.
Persons who havo not strong consti
tutions, growiug girls, young children
and nursing mothers aro particularly
liable to tho evil effects produced by
tho introduction of tho ndnltorants
named as found in tho cheap baking
powders. Heartburn and the preva
lent forms of indigestion nro often solely
tracenblo to tho action of alum on tho
delicate coats of the stomach. Prof.
Willurd Parker, U. S. Surgeon-General
Hammond, Prof. Alon.o Clark, moat
eminent physicians of New Yerk, with
scores of others, have written and
spoken most earnestly of tho evils
arising from partaking of such food.
There should bo as much caro in tho
choice of a baking powder as in obtain
ing pure milk or iu having n prescrip
tion compounded from puro drugs and
not from poisons.
Tho matter is ono of tho greatest
importance, particularly to tho risiug
generation, and while our conservative
law makers aro making up their minds
as to the proper legislation to stop tho
sale of tho poisonous compounds, moth
ers will do well to study it carefully.
The housekeeper will experience no in
convenience in discarding the use of
tho adulterated baking powder, if bIio
has been using it, as tho Royal Baking
Powder upon the purity nnd whole-
someness of which all the Government
chemists agree, is equally accessible j
but she will need to exercise a close
watcli upon her packages from the
grocer in order to prevent tho inferior
brands from creeping into her kitchen
unawares. v
In what wo have felt it our duty to
say in referonco to tho subject of bak
ing powder thero is no intention to dis
parage the work or the products of
those manv manufacturers in other
ines of food products who, with con
scientiousness and liberality, aro serv
ing tho publio with pure and whole
some articles of diot.
WASHINGTON LETTER
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
Washington, i). u., ainy uu, issu.
It is difficult to write a Washington
letter now and not say anything about
tho wedding at tho White House. I
will not refrain, hut will bo brief. The
ceremony is to bo simple,uuostentatious
and, owing to tho recent death in tho
Folsom family exclusive. This e.vclus
iveness will be tho only undemocracio
feature about it. The guests will be a
fow ladies, the Cabinet and their ladies
Col. and Mis. Lamont. Tho President
will havo no best man ; there will be
iio bridesmaids, and tho marriage ccie
mony will tak placo in tho Blue Room
nnd bo performed by Hov. Byron Sun
derland, tho Pastor of the Presbyterian
church iu which tho President holds u
pew. The Marine Band will discourso
somo musio prepared for the occasion.
Thero will bo a profusion of floral deco
ration superintended by Miss Cleve
land who arrived Saturday evening ;
and after thu ceremony, there will be
a wedding supper in tho historic din
ing room. It is reported that tho
President will immediately go on a
short wedding trip, that be will simul
taneously rttiio to the country seat
which ho has lust purchased three
miles from tho White House, and that
he will without delay i cumin at tho
White House and do nothing of the
kind.
Mrs. and Miss Folsom were guests
at tho White House last winter, and it
is said if it had not been for the inevi
table gossip associating their names,
tho President might not havo been
awakoned to tho fact that Miss Folsom
was nu attractive nnd beautiful woman.
Tho President heard tho gossip nnd
then awoke to the fact that ho 'loved
his pretty ward. An engagement look
iiaco, but tho lTesident tearing that
her acceptance might havo been in
fluenced by tlw relation of guardian
and ward which had previously existed
between mem, torn ner no wished her
to go abroad, bo that if dining that
time she found nny ono she thought
sho loved better, or that sho could not
love tho President well enough to be
como his wife, then tho fact of tho en
gagement should never bo mado pub
lio. Miss Folsom protested that tlio pro
bationary trip to Europe was uot nec
essary, hut tho President insisted that
sho should take it. This explains
why the matter has been kept so secret.
Had not the truth leaked out, tho pub
lic would havo remained iu ignoranco
until the formal announcement had
been made from tho White House.
A largo number of persons visited
tho White House vestcrdav and ronm.
ed through, tho lower rooms. Tho
Ulue Room, whero tho wedding is to
bo held, was of courso the centre of
attraction. Tho President had a num
ber of callers, enoh of whom congratu
luted him warmly upon his approach
Ing happiness,
Tho convcrsa'lon between tho call
ers aud tho President when it touched
upon tho wedding was confined ex
clusively to congratulations on the ono
hand and the formal return of thinks
ou tho other.
The President after concluding his
routino business, which, by tho way,
was curlier than usual, drovo out with
Ool. Lamont to "Pretty Prospect," his
now country homo.
In social circles' the wedding of tho
TrnairTntif n'vsiltna nn.icnlnrnliln ttllnrnat.
though not ns much as If It was to be
a brilliant bno in n social sense. Al
ready, howover, n series of entertain
ments havg been manned in honor ot
tho groom nnd fair brido by his official
family the members of tho Cabinet.
Tho (lefinito dotnlls havo not yet been
determined on, but it Is thought thu
initial liospitnlity will bo offered by
secretary and Mrs. w intnoy ana moro
probably at their country house, which
is close to the President's suburban
residence). Dinner parlies are expect
ed to follow frcm tho rest of tho Cabi
net, but it is not supposed that tho
President will depart from his custom
of accepting hospitalities of this kind
from nono but tho Cabinet families.
The mnrriago of tho President in tho
Wlnto House surrounds with nddod
brillianov tho social career which tho
brido will Inaugurate with dior coming
here. Tho presenco of a wifo in tho
Executivo Mntision breaks most accept
ably tho now long uilo of bachclordom
for thu past fivo years, and puts in n
brighter, gayer phase tho hospitalities
already so generously offcied by the
President, nnd which will no doubt I e
greatly increased when there is a
young and beautiful woman nt the
soeinl helm.
TEWKSHUHy's SPACE.
:o:
Delegate Election, July 2G.
Convention, July 27.
:o:
MM .ItKl'llESENTATIVH,
(Subject to action of Democratic
Convention,)
E. M. TEWKSBUUY,
Of Catawissn, Columbia Co., Pa.
"The people's law is habitually violated,
evaded and dotted,
"No freo government can long exist
whero tlio organic law ot tlio otnto
is habitually defied."
"The Constitution of 187-1 is not com
munistic. It assails no right of
property, nor docs it give counte
nance to principles which would
degrade or demorali.o society.
'The Constitution cannot wholly en
force itself, nor could it provide
detailed regulations for its en
forcement; these must bo provided
by tho Legislature."
"Iu tho selection of members of tho
Legislature at tho next general
election, select only such as nro
pledged to the long-noglectcd
work of Constitutional enforce
ment." From address of Gonsti
tutional Comtnittte, 1880.
Democrats of Columbia County: Tno
above are my sentiments and if nomi
nated and elected, pledgo myself to la
bor in all honorablo ways to carry it
into effect. Truly Yours,
E. M. TEWKSBUltY.
How to Travel on Sleeping Oarg.
A physician, referring to tho custom
of traveling on sleeping cars with the
berths made up with their heads tow
ard tho engine said : "It is certainly
bad for the brain of tho sleeper, as it
is not natural, and it is no wonder that
bo many travelers, especially those who
have been on the road extensively, ex
perience bad effects from it. Take in
fants in baby carriages and no Bane
woman will think of trundling the
vehicle along bo tho child goes head
first. They always except the young
and inexperienced mother push the.m
along feet first. Physicians invnria
bly ad viso such locomotion. It is the
samo thing on tho cars, and no one
should hesitate about having his berth
made up so as to move along feet first.
It is much better for tho brain." S".
l'aul Globe.
Judgo Rockefeller of Northumber
land county has adopted the samu lule
in regard to applications for license as
was mado in this county at May court.
Rev. A. B. Jack, a prominent
Presbyterian clergyman, died at Hazel
ton Inst week. Tin was for manv venra
pastor of the Grove Church at Dan
ville.
IOO Doses
One Dollar. Hood's Sarsaparllla Is the only
medicine ot which this can be truly said t
and It Is an unanswerable argument an to
tbe strength and positive economy of tills
great medicine. Hood's Sarsaparllla Is raado
ot roots, herbs, barks, etc., long and favorably
known tor their power In purlf ylng tho blood ;
and In combination, proportion, and process,
Hood's Sarsaparllla Is peculiar to itself,
"For economy and comfort wo uso Hood's
Sarsaparllla." Mns. C. Bkewster, Buffalo.
"Hood's Sarsaparllla takes leu time and
quantitv to show Its effect than any other
preparation I ever heard of. I would uot bo
without It In the house." Mils. C. A. M.
Ucbbaiid, North Chill, N. Y. 100 Doses
One Dollar
nood's Sarsaparllla cures scrofula, salt
rheum, all humors, bolls, pimples, general de
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache,
catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver com
plaints, and all affections caused by Impuro
blood or low condition of tho system. Try It.
" I was severely afflicted with scrofula, and
for over a year had two. running sores on my
neck. I took live bottles ot Hood's Sarsapa
rllla, and consider myself entirely cured."
C. K. Lovejot, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's Sarsaparllla did mo an lmmenso
amount ot good. My whole system has been
built up and strengthened, my digestion Im
proved, and my head relieved ot the bad feel.
Ing. I consider It the best mcdlcino I havo
ever used, and should not know how to do
without It." Minv h. 1'kblk, Salem, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Sold by all druggists, it; sir for 5. 'Mado
only by 0. L HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass
' IOO Dosos One Dollar.
CANDIDATES.
VOW ASSOCIATE JUIH1E,
JAMES LAKE,
Of Scott Township.
Subject to decision of Democratlo party. Dete
uly
gate election will bo held July, 1M, L'omcutlon,
l-'OK ItKl'ltESENTATlVK,
V. L. SHUMAN,
Of Catawissn.
Subject lo decision of Democratic party. Delo
caio election will bo held July M, Contention,
J uly ST.
I OH ltKl'KESF.NTATIVE,
JAMES T. FOX,
Of Beaver Township.
Subject to decision of Democratlo party. Dete
uly x
gate election will bo held July to, Convention,
Ul
l'OIt niCl'MSKNTATlVK,
A. L. FRITZ,
Of Rloomsburg.
Subject lo decision of Democratlo party. Dele
gatt election will bo held July u, convention,
July ST.
&AKIM0
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
nun iiuwult iie.cr viiiies. i uiurvci or puruy
strength nnd wholcsoinoncss. Moro economical
llinn tirrtlnnrv L-lnda nn.1 rxitinn. Im unl.l in
Hon with the multltudo of low test, short weight,
alum or phosphnto powders. Hold only in cans.
ItOTil. IlAKlNII 1'OWDtR Co,. WttilHt.,N. Y.
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KHOANTIMS AI'PHAISEMENT.
7Ast of Dealers in Columbia county.
I hereby certify that the rollowlng list of denlers
taken, returned and classined by mo In nccord.ineo
with tho several Acts of Assembly In and lor tho
year lssfl. Is correct to the bestot my knowledge
11EAVEII.
.Vimot.e Himtuces. Clas.f. l.tcrnse.
... I'lTisu.ien Hiuru
1) I. Slngley btoro
.1 1' smith hotel
l.pv I Michael Mom
T J Miuinan stole
(I J Munson stoio
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NOTICE.-J HEKEIlY OIVE NOTICE
that my wife, Margaret Iloudinau, has left
lay bed ana board, taken Ith her two children,
under the age or 1 ears, against my will, and
that I will pay no delU of their contraction.
Mayll, 'B4-IU (JliOltUK IIUUDMAN.
Illram lless hotel it
J .1 Mcllenry st ro is
A it II Mcllenry store li
Mcllenry Carey rurnlturo store u
.1 Ulxlsonslo'0 li
Hour Mcllenry store .i
lmuel Drake hotel o
mtc Mcllenry drugs and hardware if
O M Smith sllrn i.
John llcacock store n
BKItWICK.
Jacob Fisher 2 billiard table s
V 1. Dlstelhurst furnltuiu n
(Irow s Klstncr drue store u
Tit Burger bottler r,
u vv urunaKer, narawaro store 14
11 11 Swnyyo K Co store 14
II M Hockman confectionery 14
l'reasllros store 11
K K Ailfitns general store 13
it n Crispin store 13
II It Bower store 13
Freas Bros lumber dealer H
11 F Drlesbach ortrans and machines 1 1
Hamucl K Heller 1 pool table s
Jackson A Woodln Mfgcostoro 0
(i A Buckingham stoves and tinware II
Frederick Bayer hotel 5
Theodora F Berger shoo store 1 1
m i-evy cioming store 14
11 M rhlllps Co grocery n
m li Margarum stationery 1 1
BenJ .sponenbergcr restaurant n
M A Marklo restaurant 5
T o McMurtrlo clothing wore 1 1
DA Michael furniture sioro 14
A 1' Young stoves and tin 1 1
ls.ilah uouerstoro 14
0 W Klaso hotel a
stiles Bros drugs u
John W Little store 1 1
1) o f-mtth store 1 1
c It Funston hotel 5
J l' Freas a Co store 1 1
BUIAItCItEEK.
Vlnger & Albci tson store 11"
(( W Ash distillery u
BLOO.MSBUItO.
J L Olrton hotel 5
1 W McKelvy store 7
1 W llartman & son store 10
II O llartman carpets and boots 1 1
OA Klelm drugs 14
W J corell Co furniture 13
JKEyerstore 14
Wm liabb grocery n
L E Wharey stoves 1 j
J haltzer organs &c 14
O W Bertscu clothing store, 1 1
luuu-a item ,1 ummru iuiu pool lauies N
F 1) Dcntler boots and shoes 13
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(loo A Clark book store
w it tudos notei
J F Caldwell, confectionery
II btohner restaurant
H A Wilson grocery
11 a Eshleman Co stoves tinware
II J Clark & son store
Louis Bcmhard Jewelry
Jacob Keller notions
J 8 1'hlll.ps conlcctlonery
David Lowcnberg clothing store
Geo Aurand hotel
E K Cadman furniture
J It Schuyler JC Co hardware
Chas W Itunyan hardware
0 N Wilson grocery
J D Wilson leather and shoo findings
Joseph Decker confectionery
CUMarr store
W o Itlchnrd Hour and feed
Evans & Ejer clothing
J A Hess boots and shoes
J IIMercerdrugs
I) A creasy store
A fcollcder boots and shoe findings
II 11 Vannatta agt wall paper
singer Jirg Co sewing machines
Mrs w B Allen Btoro
E 11 llrowcr store
Henry Klelm grocery
(IMS JK Lockard coal
Wm (ilger hotel
O WNealfiBrocoal
llarman & Hosscrt coal
O A Jacoby liquor store
do coal
Farmers' Produce Exchange store
" " coal
Peter Gross bottler
Simon o shlvo agl Imp
Bloomsburg Iron Co store
(' B Bobbins liquor Btoro
r m unmoro restaurant q
WllGllmoro " n
" bottler n
O M A J. K Lockard general store 13
II W Moan store 14
N J llendcrshott drugs 11
LewttCJrnssclothlng ij
J J Brewer canwts ij
Moyer Bros wholesale drug storo 7
Alexander Bros Co tobacco u
II V White & co gram dealers 11
Charles Krug lumber coal and slato 14
Joseph Garrison Hour and feed 14
W E Knorr tobacco 14
C W Brown grocery 14
on Bound " 14
J 11 htecker Btoro 11
creasy Wells lumber dealers 14
John Wolf Agl dealer 1 1
CATAWISSA.
C E Clewell grocery 1 1
MASwankstoro 14
W II liar wick clothing and shoes 14
J II scesboltz store i.i
David llolllngihcad restaurant 5
Hester Klstler hotel a
G L Kostenbauder est clothing Mioes 1 1
H 11 llliaw 11 stoves and tinware 1 1
Stephen Baldy store 1 1
Jno It Dlemer store 13
Geo Manhart storo 13
A S Truekenrnllir organs machines IU
T I) Iierntngrr rurnlturo 1 1
J K bharpless bun store 10
TEHarderfurnlturo 13
Wm John stoves aud tinware 14
J M Smith drugs an 1 hardware 13
S D ltinard store 1 1
G W ltelfsnjder storo 13
Allien t iter 1 billiard and pool table s
ccwililts drugstore 11
caMendenliallstovesand tinware 14
Darla Ginilii coal 14
A Trucktninlller restaurant 3
Simon Itaup coal 11
W A Vetter hotel a
Joseph A Gullennan store 13
a V Harder Lumber 1 1
J It Blbby liquor stoi'o u
" bottler .1
O W liar Icr lumber 11
u F Brown 6toro 1 1
David Levlne clothing storo
J II Klefer hotel
EE Hlle shoo Btoro 11
D Drclsbach notion storo 11
Simons Co drug store 14
A L Holshuo store 14
" Hour aud feed 14
LewUliclfsnyderl billiard table s
CE.NT11ALIA.
D F Curry hotel
u 11 Millard storo
A 11 Former stoves tinware
Irviu Bros storo
Johanna O'Connor liquor storo
James Goldswonhy hotel
" " 1 pool table
MrsWmllnerhfitel
David U Black storo
Andrew Lcnibau grocery
Geo W Davis drug store
uti Murphy store
Thomas Collins restaurant
L A Itellly Co store
Edward McFadden restaurant
Jones Bros tea dealers
James Mcllrearty hotel
L Fetterman store
Hobcrt Farrel restaurant
11 0 Michael furniture
Charles Fetterman restaurant
James llaggerty "
Thomas Borau "
Geo Maley "
John Nertney, liquor store
E J Flnnerty drug btoro
o II Getchey bloro
V titer McElllenny store
CONYNUIIAM.
Mrs Mary Monroe restaurant
Win Herbert s.oro
John I. Kline hotel
0 W Blllman
It W Lyons storo
CENTRE.
Low Bros Co store
(1 E spousler stuio
J sMuun hotel
Thomas Brobst grocery
'. T Fon ler grain dealer
J L Wolverton storo
Jacob ltetx-euoal
II U Hutu store
FlSllINQCltEKK,
J M Ammerman btoio
J II Hurt
G M Howell
M Mcllonry & llro
JF Mcllenry "
WhltcnlgutHro
Jones Davis "
David Kaurr
Nathan Drlesbach'1
F1IANKUN.
L liucher store
A Hughes store
GREENWOOD.
A J Derr store
1 1) Black store
Litis Kes Bra store
Masters Co store
V I' Kves Henry furniture
0 W Eves store
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J E Wcllivcr storo
Samuel llnilcdlno hotel
Jacob Hants store
J L John storo
E E I'arkcr store
HEMLOCK.-
0 It Dlctcrlck hotel
UN JEWhlto store
O M Tcrwllllgcr Co store .
JACKSON.
Daniel n Stevens storo
II 1) Colo storo
LOCUST.
Yocum Bros store
Aaron Yoder restaurant
Daniel F Knlttlo store
M seaborn storo
Lll Daniels storo
Nathan Knorr hotel
Wellington Yoogor hotel
Jacob veogerBloro
i: II Whltmerstora
snyder Brossloro
Wm Adams store
MADISON.
Wm dingles storo
Kramer Son storo
A It Smith hotel
MAIN.
II II Yet tcr hotel
J E Ixingenberger hotel
V J Campbell ngt store
W M Iflngenbcrgcr store
Wm Kiilgnt storo
MIFFLIN.
A W Snyder storo
A W Hess hotel
" coal
N II Creasy storo
A o Millard MoM-s and tinware
It J Beriilnger rurnlturo
II J Gcarhart store
schneppenlilberSnder storo
MONTOtlll.
(1 11 IIOKtlcr store
W o Holmes hotel
l'axton A llarman btoro
Clinton M ltccco grocery
" coal
MT. PLEASANT.
Sands Eves storo
01IANOR
DcLong Bros stoves and tinware
Geo lleckiiian
G p Miner storo
(1 s Fleckenstliio Btoro
(I N Smith stoves
Whlto Conner Agl Imp
A B Stewart storo
J M Long hotel
11 11 Low lumber
A M Hewitt storo
James B llarman furniture
C W low general Jcalcr
snyder A hleppy store
PINE.
H W Lyons storo
O It Parker storo
HOAItlNGCltEEK.
O W Cherlngton btoro
Samuel Leiby restaurant
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. ohn Mourey hotel 0 co no
N Itlcliart grocery 11 7 00
W E Dlcttrrlck store II 7 00
Theodore Heck store 14 7 (xi
J D Workhelner stoio 11 7 00
(1 W Crovcllng store 13 10 00
a ) iiowcn store 11 7(0
A 11 White, store 11 7 (xi
J L Crawford grocery 14 7 no
N II Illlt MOM'S 11 700
Mckamey Kcrstettcr storo 11 7 00
V. " coal 14 7110
Silas Young store 1.1 10 00
Itecco M Fatrman hotel c t.0 00
SUGAltLOAF.
Gorman Cola store 11 7 00
AI.aubachSon II 7 (XI
J W Perry hotel 5 10 00
Anneals win boneniil nt. the roinmlss onem or
llco in Bloomsburg on tho lsth day ot June. A 1).
in-, uvu.evu inu uours 01 u a. in. anu p. iu.,
"iiugjuu i:uji uuenu u you ininK proper.
W. II. IlEINIIOLD,
May 51. Mercantile Appraiser.
D HINISTH ATOH'S NOTICE.
folate Of Kit ltntf-f. 1nlt r,f A'fhfri,crl- t-n
Letters of administration In said estato having
iniu Kninien 10 1110 untiersignea administrator,
nil persons lnilehterl t.o isntfl I wt.ntn rfrn liprchv un
titled to p.iy too same, and those having claims
Hb". oum tauiiu iiittlt um BUIIII. HI
JACOB GEISINOKH, Adm.
IN
OTICE.
Tho linn of Ylnircr AlbertRun. or nrlnrcrcel.-.
Columbia county, Pn having been dissolved, thu
business heretofore conducied by them will be
conducted by tho undersigned. Notice Is hereby
given that 1 w ill not bo responsible for any debts
tunuucii-u uj .1. .11. AiueriHuu iiercancr, in tne
nnn name. All debts duo tho firm will bo col
lectcd by me, and all claims against the llrm paid
to me. 0. n. linutiK,
May 7 ct.'
UDITOlt'S NOTICE.
KSTATK OK OKOKOR 1IBSS, llKC'O.
Tho understood Auditor. nDDOlnted bv the Or.
phans' court of Columbia county, to ascertain
the Hens ngalnst said estate and mnke diminution
among creditors will sit ot his oflleo in Blooms
burg, ou Friday, Juno 11, isso, at 10 a. m. when
and whero all parties havlngclnlms against said
estate must appear and prove the same, or bo
iuretT ueoarreu irom coming in on saiu lund.
II. 1'. ZAltlt,
may 11 Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE,
In the estate of lltujainln lioniboy, late 0 Itemloik
1 ti 11.. urirunm.
Tho undersigned Auditor, nnnnlntftl v thnni.
ilians' Comt of Columbia county, to distribute
.nu uuimit-u iu 1 it nanus 01 ix'onani immnnv. mi.
mlu'.stratorof the ChUte of tho said deceased, will
meet tho parties Interested at his olllco in lilooms
buig, Pa., on Wednesday, Juno 10, lhso, at 10
o'clock a. 111., when and where all parties hn Ing
claims ngalnst tlio said estate must appear and
proo tho samo or bo forever debarred from com
ing In on Bald fund. ltOBT. It. LITTLE,
may si Auditor.
UDITOH'S NOTICE.
ESTATK OF K. H. I.ITTI.K, DKCKJSKU.
The undersigned Auditor, apppolntcd bv the Or
phans' court ot Columbia county, to distribute
funds In the hands of the administrator, will sit
at his onico In Berwick, Pa , on Saturday. Juno so,
l&ws, nt 10 o'clock a. m., when and where all part
ies Interested In Bild estate must appear and pre
sent their claims nnd those Indebted to the samo
to make payment to tho undersigned without de
lay. W, E. SMITH,
may SS. Auditor.
UmTOlt'S NOTICE.
E9TATR0I(1E0II"K CI.A11B I.INIISN, X MINOR.
The undersigned auditor, appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Columbia county, to distribute
funds In guardian's hands ns per guardian ac
count, will meet parties Interested at his onico In
Berwick, at 8 o'clock a. jn., on Thursday, Juue 17,
isso, when and where nil parties having claims
ngalnst tno said estate must appear and prove the
saino or boforeer debarred from coming in on
bald fund W. lib.MllH,
may sd. Auditor.
DlIINlSTHATOui'NOTICE.
Kstate of ilarv Walter, late of ilaaison tvp. dee'd
I.ettersot administration In said estate haUne
been granted to the undersigned administrator
all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby no
tliled lo pay the samo, and those having claims
ngalnst bald estato present the same to
npr S3 itKV. If. C. MUNlto, Administrator,
Muncy, Pa.
pXEOUTKlX'S NOTICE.
folate of Aaron llemlershoU, late of the toim of
Letters testamentary on tho estato of Aaron
I endeishott, deceased, having been granted by
the Register of said county to tho undersigned ex
eeutrlx nil persons Indebted to said estate are
hereby notllled to pay tho same, and those hav.
Ing claims against said estate to present the same
HUout delay to
.,,AVlf,A HENDEItSIIOTT,
duo. E. EtwELi, Anv. Executrix,
(M 3.S)
NOTICE IN DIYOHCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMIIU CO
'IJr?-.1,V,ou!'.s'.uv 'K'mext nieud, S, W. Allllvs
SMUIain E, Junes.
To Win, E. Jones, resiior dent abovo named: Where
as upon tho libel of lliesald Mary E. Jones a bub
iiojnawas Issued out ol ihe said court Command
ing you to be and appear at tho next regular term
of said Cuuit to show cuusowhy tho said libelant
should not bodnorced Irom tho bonds of matri
mony contracted by you: nnd whereas upon return
of said bubpiena duo proof was mado that you
could not bo found In the bailiwick ot tho sheriff
01 said county, whereupon an aita subpoena was
awarded by said Court commanding jou to ap
pear at tho then next term of said Court to answer
us aforesaid, to which tho same return was made
by tho Sherirr. You aro therefore required to be
and appear on thellrst day of tho next term of
said Couit to be held at Bloomsburg, tor said
county, on tho fourth Monday of September next.
A. D. isso, to answer sold complaint.
may Stut. SAMUEL SMITH, Sherirr.
"j-OTICE iFmvoitcE.
, IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA CO.
Besslo anTassel. by her next friend, s. B. Bow
man vs. Thos. YanTnsscL sur libel lu divorce.
'1 0 '1 homas YauTassel. respondent above named:
hereas upon tho libel of tho said Besslo Van
lassel a subpoena was Issued out ol tho said
Court commanding you to bo nnd apwar at tho
next regular term of said court to show causo
why thti said libelant should not be divorced from
the bonds of matrimony contracted by you: and
whereas upon return of said subpoenaduo proof
was moilo that you could not bo found In tho
ballwlckof the Sheriff ot said county, whereupon
an allot subpoena was awarded by sold Court
commanding you to appear at the then next term
of said Court tounswirosuloresald, towhlchtho
same return was mado by the bhenrr. You aro
therefore required to bo and appear on thenrst
diiyot the next term of said Court to bo held at
Uloomsburg, for said county,on tho fourth .Monday
of September noxt, A. I), lata, to answer said eoui
P Say 7 bAMUEL SMITH, Wwllf"
fOT10E OP APl'LICATION FOK IN-
COItPOIIATlON
re Till roi'lIT or COMMON rtKAS OF COLUMBIA 00.
Notice Is hereby gi en that an; application will
bo made to iho said court (or a tow; judgo tbereo
011 the ititt. day ot June A. D. uso at 10 o'clock a
"J;."!1" V' . 't'S.rnor!mo'1 BCt 0' ono thousand
t ight bundled and soventy-four" and tho uipn e.
luents thereto by W. It. Tubbs, J. c. BrownT avid
Lpw enberg, Gm. 15. Elwcll anj H. 11. Oroti for tho
ffiMM"1 fnre corporation to bo called
"Ihe oak drove Park Association," tho character
and object of which U tor thopunioso of pJrchaH
log or (easing grounds 10 be 11 (toil up as a lurk or
parks within the Town ot BloomsuunT pi" or In
any other iwrtlon ot tho county to lo used tor
holding cclebiallous, picnics and any and all rir.
lipses for which similar places are used? and ?
Iheso punches to have pWba and enjoy all tho
rights, bciients and privileges conferred by the
said act and Its supplements, mlmu t
C. W. MILLER, Solicitor.
A UOITOH'S NOTICE.
K3TA7I OK WILLIAM WBBT, DICXASkP
The undersigned auditor appointed by tho or.
phans court or Columbia county to distribute
KJ,laS5evlln.,V,oml,,KnuBtt,lmll',rator lu tho es.
Uto of William West, will sit at his onico n
Bloomsburg.on Monday, Juuo 2dth ibsa ut 9 o'clock
p.m., when and whero all parties intcrestixl in
said estate must appear and pro&ont their claims
or bo debarred (rojii 1J1 on Bald fund.
,.. K. It. IKELElt,
lH Auditor.
WHAT
TO LOOK AT TO-DAY !
And Where to Buy Cheap.
THE NEW FE.4t CO.
Opposite the Foslolliec.
Is oiToring bargains this week in an uncqualed variety of La
dies' Linen Collars.
A Handsome Choice of Children's Neckwear.
Elegant Novelties in Children's Caps.
The Best Corset for '15c. and upwards.
Large Assortment Turkish Tidies.
JLadics' Kid tilovcs, in 6, -J, o uuitoii.
Half dollar's worth for it quarter; a quarter's worth for 12c. nnd
12c. worth for Go. Nothing like this ofl'er in this city.
How can we offer Embroideries nt half price ? Simply
because we got them at half wholesale prices. It wouldn't be fair
not to let our lady friends have the benefit of our fovtunate
purchase.
THE NEW I'DEAL'S
. Cheap Wmwj (Groocfe Stoip.
IHFOBTANT TO FARMIS !
WE Altr. BULLING TUB
OlSIBiOIZRIZLSTIE
$elf fSin.cler', Sjtfvejftei' & JVIo-weift
We hac the only full stovl framn binder In market, nnd arc soiling it nt fair prices, ftont bo tnlked
imu uujilik icci uuu joou umcuuiif ui. uiu u iuu uru si'mug J3u inuCJlinCti,
OOME AKD EXAMINE OUR 2 NEW MOWERS.
ltlUlt AND FliONT CUT. ALSO OUll
Junior Right-Hand Binder.
tho only one In tho country for sale, and you will bo convinced. A full lino ot Osborno irnalrn niwnv
on hand. Wo can nlso turnWi repairs for all ot tho old mako or Osborne machines. Constant ij m!
hand a full lino of knives, rivets, etc., for all makes of reapers and mowers. instantly on
HARM AN & H ASSERT.
l'KNNY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
S0I.K A04NTS TOK
V. 1'. ADAMS & CO.,
PINE CUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Sole OEenta of tho fol.
lowing brands ot
cigars.
UENUV CLAY,
LONDKKS,
NORMAL,
INDIAN l'llINCKSS,
SAMSON,
SILVElt ASH.
Ad
niiflni
01
Bros
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l:0
WIIOLLSALK DLALKHS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
feOI.E A(ENTS FOU
HENRY MAILLARDS
HECANDIES.
l'llKSII EVKHV WEIiK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
ANYOItDKIt
FOH FESTIVALS
u II tbe
SUPI'LIED WJTJI
the
LOWEST
i
AS I'OLI.OWS:
ORANGES.
LEMONS,
UANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS.
OKEAM NUTS,
ALMONDS.
l'OP CORN
HALLS.
THE HAMBURG CHAMPION PLOW
fy- ?iSiliiIiSll1J,c,cd. by 1f"Ilntr InnntiKtureilor lo any plow In tho market for
k l s'""ls80( '"ought inidduiiiblllly.' lis voik is 'unexcelled. Alto
REVERSIBLE FLOW SHARE.
FOR SALE BY
FiFpiS' PRODUCE EXCHMQE, LWed,
Bloomsburg? Pa.
CA1P1TS j "
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Spring stock of Carnetinp-s insf
received.
GOOD BODY BRUSSELS, $ I. OO.
QRAND RAPIDS ifiD fJQ SWEEPERJS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Rupture
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kind, no detention Irom labor, m danger of 8tianirutatia Afn?.,St,.ne,!t. lu-ro u n0 oblation of any
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r,c,'.",'i''lnt;e.a ,0 Pnt them from availing theiSen'iS mall?a Ior 10 cent I'erionx lu
bend for his homo clrcu arof adilconnd utrucii "iJi.Sf.Pt Bhcrmau'H personal services should:
thrco doors aUo IteadoMrcct, m luruc- HcmeuiUr, othco ajj Uroadwoy" New York",