The Columbian., June 11, 1886, Image 2

THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
0. E. ElWOH, rjllAr.
J. K, Blttaabondtr.,; EiUo"'
BLOOMSBUKG, PA,
FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 18H0.
Tlio Democrntio Standing Cominlttco
will meet in tho Grand Jury room on
Saturday Juno 2Gtli. 1880 nt ono
o'clook p. ru. for tho purpose of fixing nn
apportionment of delegates from each
township according to tho volu oast at
tho last Governor s election.
D. LoWENIlKUO,
Chairman.
Tho widow ol General Hancock bado
faruwell to her old homo on Governor's
Inland on Saturday last, going to tho
homo of Nicholas Gwynn, tho father
of her wiuowcu datiglittsr-in-Iriw, Airs.
llussoU Hancock, In Now York, until
her plans for tho futuro oan bo ar
ranged. This step was rendered neces
sary by tho ollicial order instructing
Liioutenant Grillin, who had iieon os
tensibly engaged in settling up tho
lato hero's affairs, to report at Wash
Incton for sorvico and had been tlolay-
od by tho War Department until no
oven a Bincero sympathy lor Mrs. lian
cock's bereavement warranted further
detention of tho order. Mrs. Hancock
is still Buffering from tho nervous shock
received when her husband died and
is in utter ignoranco of her own finan
cial position or what she will do here
after.
Tlio Hon. Charles It. Bucknlcw lo an-
nounced as a candidate for Congress In the
Eleventh district, now represented by tlio
lion. John I). Storm. Sir. Btickalcw's
abilities and experience in public life
would bo of trreat value to tbo State In
Congress. Tho district, which Is composed
of the counties of Carbon, Columbia, Mon
roe, Montour, Pike, and parts of Luzerne
and Lackawanna, elves a Democratic ma
jority ranging between seven and eight
thousand, and deserves to bo well repre
sented. Mr. Storm expects to secure
another nomination by means of
tho few crumbs of patronage that
Mr. Itandall left to him. But tho
Democracy of tho district are do.
tcrmlncd to resent bis double-dealing with
them on tho tariff policy of tho party.
When In Congress formerly he posed as an
advocato of tariff reform, and on the
strength of his professions bo was again
elected after the lapso of a number of years.
At least his former zeal on behalf of a
revenuo tariff was In entire harmony with
tho sentiments of his district. But In his
recent service ho has become perverted In
to an extreme enemy of every effort in
Congress to reform tho tariff in accordance
with tho Democratic platform and the
policy of Cleveland's Administration. It
is not strango that tho people of tho dis
trict should desire tt chance, in their Hep.
rcscntatlve, especially when such a choice
is ouerca mem as uiianes It. uucKalow.
The above is taken from tho Phila
delphia Record, and is entirely right
so iar as me reierenco to jur. liuckaiow
is concerned, but wrong in other re
spects. Tho two term rulo has been
observed in this district ever since its
erection, and wo doubt very much
whether Mr. Storm will ask a nomina
tion for w third term. Should ho do
so, it would be against all precedents,
and bis nrosocct of success would be
yery unpromising. Mr. Storm's course
in Congress bos been entirely satisfac
tory to his constituents,and tho Record
cither misunderstnuds or misrepresents
the democracy of this district when it
says they want to defeat Mr. storm on
account of bis tanlr record. The peo
ple of the district desiro a chance be
cause Mr. Storm has held the ofiico for
two terms, and Columbia county
presses the claims of Mr. liuckalew be
cause of Ins eminent ability and be
cause this county is fairly entitled to
mo representative.
Secretary Manning Kesigns.
Secretary of tho Treasury Manning
has tcudercd his resignation to the
President. His letter is dated May 20,
and is as follows :
Mr Deaii Sik : I havo decided to
place in your hands my resignation of
tho omco which you did me the honor
to ask mo to accept hltecn months aco,
My reasons for this decision aro both
public and personal.
Since tho partial recovery of my
health has permitted mo to reflect upon
tho demands of tho publio scrvico to
which 1 have given, perhaps too freclv,
all mv strength, and unon tho con
ditions of resuming my labors at your
Bide, I havo not for a moment question
ed wnar, must do my present duty. Tho
full recovery of my health is pronounc
ed to bo an affair of weeks, and a
longer period of rest, especially during
tho hot month, is prescribed, or at
least advised, as a prudent regimen
inereaiier.
Compliance with this request would
not bo practicable wcro I to resumo now
the general direction of the Treasury
Department, even if abating something
ot tho energy which it scorned needful
to expend in the ltrat year of my work,
Supervision nt a distance would ho
more a hindrance than a help to tho
Acting secretary, jsut it is not bo-
fitting that n department of the trovern
ment so difficult and so important
should bo administered by a convales
cent, studious of carrying out its daily
exactions, nor that the watchtul con
trol of tho enormous influenco or ill
rection of its fiscal policies, even under
your wise lead, should bo attempted
uy any ono concerned auout husband
nig bis strength.
Tho reforms in your fiscal polic
which you havo maintained and whicl
have been framed and commended to
tho wisdom of tho legislative branch
am reforms necessary to our safety
binding in honor, obligatory in tho
traditions ot tho .Democracy, set down
witii promises in our statuo uooK.
Our present tariff laws ore a need
Jess oppression instead of an easy bur
don. Our currency is a chaos into
which wo pour from forced purchases
of ono ot tho previous metals, a mo-
chanical increment under a coin aco
law so ill-judged and untimely that it
hinders tho opening of our mints to
tho natural and unlimited coinage of
both metals and tho freo expansion of
our gold and stiver coin along with the
crowing needs ot a mighty people.
All our needful customs rovenuo
might bo collected by strictly revenuo
duties upon a fow score articles in
stead of by extravagant or prohibitory
duties upon moro than four thousand
artioles. J. ho mero machinery of ad
ministration by Its own mass ami com
ploxity breaks down and crushes out
tlio ODtcrpriso it assumes to protect.
A better ourrciioy'tlian elsewhere
xists might bo had hy a few lines of
regaling and empowering legislation
followed by two or threo yoars of cap
nblo administration of tho Treasury
and joined with tho present sagacious
conduct of our foreign policy by the
Stato Department
Under tho operation of currency laws
and tariff laws now in force, which you
and tho Forty-ninth Congrcw were
elected by tlio peuplo to repeal and re
form, tho burdened Industries of our
country aro plunging heavily along n
miry road toward torcsccn danger.
Wo talk of arbitrating our respective
share of disaster, instead of knocking
off our self-imposed fetters and releas
ing a goneral prosperity.
Vpi.!?: .,, ! ,,, ,iKi,ri i,i,,
lino in iiui., in mj. vtvi nii.1 in.. Ji"H
incut, a titno whon the President can
delay to provide, or afford lo dlsponso
with, an actual as well as a titular head
of tho Treasury Department.
Tho fiscal policy of tho federal
Government in respect to a debt so
large, tnxatlon so pervaslvo nud a cur
rency which is universal, cannot fail of
being a chief factor in national and
individual well being. Your own duty
to which you have addressed yotirsoit
with such clear and uuflmohing pur
pose, tho duty of ConcresM in tho prem
ises and tho laws which may yet bo
enacted for tho guidance of the Trots-
ury Department, will require that you
bo assisted in their administration by
an officer capable of full efficiency and
unwearied circumspection.
Permit me, therefore, without hesi
tation, to accept my temporary disa
bility as a summons to stand asido and
mako way for ono immediately capable
of fulfilling every requirement of tho
publio service. Very respectfully
yours, UANIEI. JUANNINU.
THE 1'ltESlIlKNTS ItKl'I.Y.
To this letter tho President, under
date of Juno 1, roplicd as follows;
Mv Deaii Miu JMannino : 1 liavo
received your letter, in which y-mr
resignation is tendered as Secretary of
tho Treasury. Tho sentiments therein
contained aro entirely in keeping with
tho devotion to publio duty and the
loyalty to tho interests of tho govern
ment which havo characterized your
relations to tho present administration.
I am not surprised, though much im
pressed, by tho concern which you
ovinco for tho correction of tho, abuses
and tho inauguration of tho rolorms to
which in your letter you nlludo and
which have been so often topics ot our
anxious consultations.
I havo hoped that tho day was at
hand when tho party to which wo bo
long, influenced largely by faith and
confidence in you and in tho wisdom
ot your views, would bo quickened in
tho sense of responsibility and led to
moro harmonious action upon the im
portant questions with which you havo
had to deal.
In considering your proposed resig
nation I should bo strongly inolincd
Uy my personal regard and inendship
and by the value of your services to
the country, to beg you to at once and
entirely abandon your inclination to
relinquish your part of arduous duty,
but I am convinced that 1 should not
do this, and that in all I suggest and
ask I should have much at heart your
welfare and safety.
ion have placed your resignation in
my hands. My responsibility here be
gins and I know that the responsibility
will bo met and tho wishes of tho peo
plo of the' land fully answered when I
ask you to postpone for awhile any
instance upou the acceptance of your
resignation and that your final conclu
sion thereon may be dolayed until tho
effects of continued rest and freedom
from official care upon your condition
may bo better tested. I therefore
earnestly request you to accept a leavo
of absence until the first day of Oct
ober next, when if you desiro it, tho
question of your resignation may be
resumed with, perhaps, better means
of judging all tho facts and probabili
ties which should bo considered in its
determination.
Hoping that you will consent to this
suggestion, and trusting that your en
couraging progress toward restoration
to health may continue, 1 nrn, faith
fully your friend,
Grovek Cleveland.
Secretary Manning has accepted the
President's suggestion and will allow
his resignation to lie over until his
leave ot absence shall have expired.
Assistant Secretary Fail-child has been
requested to continue to act as Secre
tary until that timo and has consented
to do so-
Another Useless Law.
lho attention of merchants and
tradesmen is being called to tho fact
mat tno law ot Juno 3, 18H5, styled
"an act for tho suppression of lottery
gins uy sioreKeepers and others to so
curo patronage," is about to go into
effect. As its terms made it operative
only ono year after its dato it went in
to effect after Thursday, June a,
1880. Its provisions aro as follows :
Any merchant, manufacturer, im
porter, retailer or dealer doing busi
ness within this commonwealth, who
shall offer, give or sell, or nuthorizo or
permit any agent, salesman or employe
to oflier, give or sell any purchaser or
customer, any ticket or tickets, check
or checks, or ether token or memor
anda entitling such purchaser to de
mand or receive money or ony article
of value, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and, upou conviction,
shall bo sentenced to pay a lino not
less than ten, nor exceeding ono hun
dred dollars, , or suffer imprisonment
not exceeding one year, or either or
both, at tho discretion of tho oourt.
It will readily bo seen that thero is
no i elation between the aet and its
title j its preamblo "whereas, the laws
against gambling and lotteries aro
evaded by tho giving of tickets, en
titling tho holders thereof to money or
articles of valuo ns inducements to
purchasers at tho injury ot legitimate
business," is misleading and misfitting.
Tickets or checks for chances aro one
thing : premiums or gifts to purchasers
aro quite another. Thero is no war
ran., for tho confusion of theso distinct
things i and tho law-making powers
had no right to put tlio brand of lot
tery or gambling upon that species of
trading which gives a gift, or cheek or
memorandum representing gifia (not
chances) with purchases. Timo out of
mind publishers havo offered prem
iums to subscribers and clubs ; and all
kinds of tradesmen suo wont to givo
something "in lho bargain." This is
no moro legitimate than for 6oap or
tobacco sellers, for tho tea and coffeo
stores to give chromos and glassware
or tickets representing them with their
sales. It may not bo a dignified busi
ncss, but it is entirely honest and fair,
and the legislature which makes it n
misdemeanor is mean, vicious legisla
tion, utterly unsound in principlo and
iudefousiblo. 'Die men who passed it
ought to bo ridiculed and held up to
scorn. Thoy must bo ignoramuses, to
say tne usi ot mem. J.ancttster Jn
teiliyencei; Logan Straddles a Barbed Wire Tence.
lYom the Detroit free li fts.
Ill his epeeuh at Grant's tomb Gen
eral Logan again asserted that Grant
was superior to Cyrus, Alexander,
Ciesar, Pompoy, Hannibal, Soipio,
Charlemagne, Frederick tho Great,
Wellington and Napoleon. And when
tlio Fitz John Porter bill comes up in
tho Seunto Logan will rise and calmly
combat tho military opinion of tho man
ho pronounces to bo the greatest mijl
tary genius tho world litis over Been.
The OonfctloratoBond Ghost.
Whon thero Is nn fibsoluto famlno in
sensations which comu within oven
loner rnngo of probability, tho ghost
of tho old Confederate bonds Is bobbed
up to call in sepulchral tones for their
payment by tho United States. Somo-
tlmcs this ghost appears in London t
sometimes in fans, Bomoiimes in
Berlin, but It has seldom given us n
sennco in this country.
ludgo i' uiioilon, a prominent lie
publican lawyer and politician of Now
York, has just attempted a revival of
tho Confcdcrato bond ghost before
Congress. lie nppearcd beforo tho
Commlttco on War Claims and de
manded n hearing. It was only oourt
eons to hear bo eminent nn advocato,
and ho was hoard. "I am a Republi
can,'' ho began, "but I say to you,
gentlemen, that I beliovo tlio timo will
como when tho Confederate bonds will
all be paid.' Just when that patticti
jar "time will come,'' tin eloquent Ro
publican advocato did not venturo to
intimate ; but ho could havo safely
fixed tho pciiod of payment somo timo
aftor doomsday.
Judgo Fullerton has obviously wear
ied of dull monotony of tho regulation
routino practico of tho law. If ho had
a Thcodoro Tilton case to entertain
him once a year, ho might bo content ;
but ho has had only ono Tilton-lkcch-cr
case, and ho has long been hunger
ing for novelty m tho lino of his pro
fession. All other sources failing ho
accepted a good retainer from eomo
deluded English and American Con
federate bond-holders, and ho prepar
ed nnd presented his argument beforo
tho Committeo of Congress. Ho has
thus drawn ono small instalment on
tho Confederate bonds himself, nnd ho
is now prepared to exhibit the Con
federate bond ghost to order at short
est notico with attractive variations in
tho programme.
Nobody who is safe outside of a
lunatio asylum, except a paid lawyer,
has over seriotHiy thought of tho pay
ment of tho Confederate bonds by any
body or government, either in wholo
or in part j and even so eloquent and
shrewd an advocato ns Judgo Fullerton
can't galvanize the Confederate bond
ghost into tho somblanco of life. Whilo
thero aro fools to pay, ho and others
will doubtless affect tho belief that
somebody may sometime or other think
of paying tho bonds ; but uono but the
most picturesquo idiot will over really
bclievo in it. 'Times.
TEWKSBURY'S SPACE.
:o:
Delegate Election, July 20.
Convention, July 27.
:o:
FOB ltEl'ltESKNTATIVIi,
(Subject to action of Democratic
Convention,)
. E. M. TEWKSBURY,
Of Catawissa, Columbia Co., Pa.
:o:
'Tho people's law is habitually violated,
evaded and defied."
"No freo government can long exist
where tho organtcflaw of tho Stato
is habitually defied.''
"Tho Constitution of 1874 is uot com
munistic. It assails no right of
property, nor docs it give counte
nance to principles which would
degrade or demoralize 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."
"In tho selection of members of the
Legislature at tho next general
election, select only such as are
pledged to tho long-neglected
work of Constitutional enforce
ment." From address of Consti
iutional Committee, 1880.
:o;
Tho people, through tho ballot box,
should upon all laws, sumptuary
or organic, havo an opportunity to
expross their opinion, beforo bo
coming a settled law. Let a'J be
equal before law. No monopoly,
no aristocracy.
Democrats of Columbia County: Tno
above are my sentiments and if nomi
nated and elected, pledge ravself to la
bor in all honorablo wavs to carry it
: r . ni...i.. v
E. M. TEWKSBURY.
A Great Victory
A Torrlblo Caso of Scrofula
Curod by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
" In tlio winter of 1870 I was attacked v ltli
Scrofula In ono ot tho most aggravating onus.
At ono timo I had no less than thirteen largo
abscesses over anil nroumlmyneckand throat,
continually exuding an offensive mass ot
bloody matter disgusting to behold, and
almost Intolerable to endure. It Is lmposslblo
to fully describe my sufferings, as tho caso
was complicated with Chroulo Catarrh. Alter
threo years of misery, having been treated by
three physicians, I was worse than ever.
Finally, on the recommendation of V. J.
Huntley, druggist, of Lockport, I was Induced
to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelvo bottles, within tho last
twelvo months, tho scrofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased, and tho abscesses havo all
disappeared, except tho unsightly scars.vhlch
aro dally becoming smaller hy degrees, and
beautifully less." 1 do uot know what It may
liavo done, for others, hut I do know that In
my case, Hood's Harsaparllla has proied an
eltectlve spcclflo Indeed. Anno ldenco ut
my, gratltudo I send theso tacts unsolicited,
audi am ready to verily the authenticity of
this cure.' by personal correspondence with
any ono who doubts It." CUAiims A. ltou
ekts, East Wilson, K. Y.
This statement Is confirmed hy W. J. Hunt
Icy, druggist, ot Loclqiort, N. Y., w ho calls tho
euro a great victory for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Send or book giving statements ot many cures.
I Hood's o Sarsaparilla0?
Sold by all druggists, ft j six tor J3. Mada
oniy uy u. i. jiuuli a uweu, mass,
JOOfDososlOno. Dollar
Administrator's Sale
OF VALUAHLE
Real 14 st site!
Tho undortfgned, administrator of tho estate of
Jlary Walters, late of Madison Twp., deceased,
will expose to public sale on tho premises on
Saturday, July 31, '86,
at 10 o'clock a. in., all that certain messuage, ten
ement and tract ot laud situate la Madison Twp.,
Columbia county, ra., bounded nnd described as
follows, to-wlti Beginning In a publio road leading
from White, Hall to Jersoytown on line of lands of
Win. Mcllrlde, thence along said road south Ihlr-ty-clght
degrees cast twenty-eight jen:he,thenco
hy aaino bouth forty-nine degrees east eight
lurches, thenco by tamo south Hfty-boen ana
one.fourt h degrees, eleven and live-tenths perches,
thence hy lands of win. Mcllrlde north forty -two
degrees east elghty-nluo and three-tenths perches,
thenco by sanio bouth thirty boven degrees east
forty-two and IU e-tenths perches to another pub
lio road, thenco by laud of Jacob (ilrlon forty
three nud one-fourth degrees webt ninety-elght
perches, thenco by lands of Jacob Piddle north
forty.iilno degrees west elgbty-fiovcn and five
tenths perches, thenco hy land of Win, Mcllrlde
north forty-four and one-half degrees east twenty
and live-tenths .'rcaea to place of beginning, con
taining
31 ACRES
and betenty perches, moro or less.
TKltMS Of SALE. Ten ir cent of one-fourth of
the purchase money lo bo paid at the striking
down of the propel ty 1 the one-fourth less the ten
percent, at the continuation ot sale and tho re
maining three-fourths In ono year thereafter
with IntereU from confirmation nisi.
Nil) JIKV, H.C.NUNltO,
Uttlks, Alt) a. Administrator.
LIVER COMPLAINT
.Had breath; a bitter or
bdd lastd in the mouth;
pain in the back, sides or joints, often
mistaken for rheumatism; sour stom
ach,' loss of appetite bowels alter
natelii costive and lax; headache; loss
of memory, with a painful sensation
of having failed to do something
wncli ought to have been done; ueoti-
fty low sptrits; a tnteti, yellow ap
pearance of the skin and eyes; a dry
cough, ojlcn mistaken for consump
tion. How GurccL
"t havo been aflllctcd many years with
ilynnepsla, sick headache and affection or
the klilncj s caused by torpid liver. I havo
tried a great many remedies nnd physicians
prescriptions without success, health all
lag nil lho time. During last Fall and Win
ter 1 was obliged to suspend the moat of
my labor In my field of Jloino Missionary
work on account of my hoilth. Knrly Ih's
K nrlng I was Induced to try Mminons LUer
IteguTutor, and havo had moro real good
health since then than for year) before. 1
use tho medlclno lo rclUo mo when, bycx
posuro or oer-exrrtlon, I dlscoer tlio
sjmptoms of my disease returning, 'lho
llegulator relieves mo nt once, nnd Is moro
satisfactory In Its effects than anything of
the Kind 1 ever tried. lhao also used It
with good success In my rurally to ward off
bilious attacks." Jos. IS. Wiikki.eh, Cum
berland Pres. .Minister, Lebanon, Mo.
CANDIDATES.
KOlt ASSOCIATF, JUIXIl'.,
C. G. MURPHY,
Of Centralia.
Onlv one ote can be elen to each candidate for
delegate under tho recent amendment to the rules.
I'Olt ASSOCIATU .lUlKlK,
CHARLES REICH ART,
Of Main Towusliip.
subject to decision of Democratic party. Dele-
5iuo eiccuon win do uciu juij yu, convention,
ulys;.
I'Olt ASSOCIATE .ICDCI,
JAMES LAKE,
Of Scott Township.
Subject to decision of Democratic party. Dele-
gate election will ho held July 20, Convention,
uly
1 Oil ItKl'ltESKNTATlVE,
E. M. TEWKSBURY,
Of Catawissa.
Subject to decision of Democratic party. Dele.
Sato election wUl bo held July 20, convention,
uly 27.
KOU KKl'llESKNTATlVB, ,
F. L. SHUMAN,
Of Catawissa.
Slllileet. In ilerUlrn nf Tlemnerntlo nnrtv. liele.
goto election will be held .inly 20, contention,
July sr.
KOU IIEI'IIKSKNTATIVK,
JAMES T. FOX,
Of Beaver Township.
Subject to dectIon of Democratic party. Dclo-
gaU) election will be he'd July 211, convention,
uly
l-'OIt ltlil'KESKNTATIVK,
A. L. FRITZ,
Of Bloomsburg.
Subject to decision of Democratic party. Dele
rate election will bo held July 20. convention,
iulysr. .
N'
OTICE OP INQUEST.
KSTATB OV CATUAR1NK FAKVEK, DECEASED.
To Peter Farver. of Nrlcvsviiie. T.iiTemf, en . in .
Hester Kelnhard, of Salladasburg. Lycoming co.,
Pa.; Sarah A. Hess, ot Kansas centre, Kansas;
Thomas Farver, of casevllle, Huron Co., Michigan.
Colombia Countv, ss:
Whereas, at an Orphans' Court, held In niooins
ourg in nnd for Uo county ot Columbia, tho
third dav Of Mnr. A. 11. 1 QHit. fiefnrrt tlin Ilnn U'm
hlwell, President, and his Associates. Justices of
tho said Court, the petition ot tieo. . Farver was
presented, setting rorth that Catharine Farver. of
said county, lately died Intestate, selcd in her
demesur as ot fee, ot und in a certain messuage
and tract of land situate in tho township of Jack
son, said county, bounded by lands of John Fritz,
I- rllz and Kelahner, Samuel Knouse and Washing
ton Knousc. containing about eighteen acres of
land, with the appurtenances. Take notico that
an Inquest will uo held. on said lands upon the
premises, on Saturday, July 20, iss, at one o'clock
in vuv uiieiuuuu, lu uniKu partition to ana among
the heirs and leiral renresenrntive.n nf ihn Hfiia
catharluo Farver, deceased, If tho Bamo can be
done without prejudice to or spoiling tho wholo.
And If it cannot bo so divided, then to value and
appraise the whole ot tho said real estate, at
which timo and ploco you can attend If you see
p'upvr. HA.-Huni. Mil i n, siicnn,
Woomsburg, Juno 8, lssa.
Do ITo More Whitewashing !
PLASTIC PAINT
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109 McMderry's Wharf, lialllmore, Md., am
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WATCHES.
Wo will sell n flno solid gold watch, nickel Jew.
eled and ndjusted movement, cased In new and as
sorted styles, on the follow log terms:
tlitUl((Ii,C
I'fcr Week, l'cr .iloiitn,
A 100 Watch 2.00 or 8.00
A 75 Watch $1.50 G.00
A 70 Watch 1.00 5.00
A G0 Watch 1.00 5.00
A 50 Watch 1.00 5.00
Ladles' and bltv er watches on same terms.
None need hesltato tonvAlt tiipmqeiv, nf ,it,n
pi in, as our reputation ns ilrst-tlass dealers In
DIAMONDS, WATCHES and J UWELltV la a buillc-
lent guaruniee,
HAMRICK&SON
ji:wi;i. uus,
80-1 Chestnut St.. Philnd'n, Pa.
Juno 11 ltd.
NATURE'S PERFECT HEALTH
Curp pnp Is lmposslblo If the Dlges
VUKb rUK tlonlslmnnlpi.il ll.o 11.
CONSTIPATION,
cr Inactive, or tho
bowels consti
pated. Tarrant's Effervescent
Boltser Aperient-
will euro constlnatlon. sick
headacho and dyspepsia. It
jvguiaicg me uoneis anu
enables those of leeblo dl
irestlon to enlor their fond.
it reduces feer, cools the
blood, Is Invaluable In plies
, ,, , , and luilammalory diseases,
Vinl.Uaananha and is a Justly esteemed
nnd Is a Justly esteeme
tilurrllDaUHUIICi Aperient for children, eco-
AND
nnml.l , olio, .In Wni.r
It should bo found In every
nvoDCDCli
uouscuoia. noui uy arug-
U I Ol LI dllti gists eery where. Manu
factured only by TAHKANT & Co., New York.
June li 4t. r.
unmrma iiriwmnn ForCnr
CLSilUlJlUU WJlIUJjDNewDook
Just Publlihed, entitled
THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE
BY ALLAN TINKERTON.
Contilnlnt thorough nct (omrrrhemlie tipos i
ot Crlmlnil Pnu-tlces of til Ciradei and Cliuet,
with Numerous Episodes ot 1'erionil Kiperlenca
In the Detection of Criminals, covering a
period tf Thirty Tear Aotlvs Setectiva
Idfa and embracing many diffusely iiiKrcntlng
and tlirllilna DtUMtt dhclihi).
An entirely new book, profuttUi (Uiiitraled,
and with Portrait of the Ureal Doiocuvo.
OT AGENTS WANTED I
In very town thero iro number! ot rwplo u-fuj
tpfil lil piad la ott this liaiH. It sells toMer
th&nu, Mocbsntci, fanners and Prufcuioual men.
Thus every Agent can pick out fi.nunr more in
u (vim o wuou no euu luei iuru vi ftcuiug it w.
Vfa want Ons Airent la every township, or
sonntr. XJTAnv wnon. with Ibis book, can
ltxomtiucc(4ifu(Aotnt. for full particular
.!. W, (JAULCYO N i CO., fuUUhcrt, Now York.
Good Business Location
Tlio notlcrB'Rncd offers for sale, on
cMy terms, tlio
Plini-r Mill, Dry Deck. Lumtc: Shed:
etc, (with excellent wlinrftgo fnoilities)
located on tlio bnnkti of tlio l'cnn'n
Canal, wltliln ono-qunrtor of n milo of
tlio ). L. & W. depot, nt llcach Hn
Vcn, Ltizcmo county, l'a. A good ferry
nlso connect tins iilaco with tho coun
try on oppoMto Bido of lho Susqtie
hnnnn river. The machinery consisti)
of n largo plnncr,tnotilding and match
ing machine, turning lathe nnd bracket
saw, nlso circular saws, nil in gcod
working order. It has rt
10-horse Power water wheel
under ti twenty-six foot head. The
mill ls3Gxlfl fent, with two lnrqo lum
ber sliedp, ono 18x9.. ono 20x01. This
is n good opening for any energetic
business man. Kor further partictilnrH
npply to
Sarali Bradcr,
Kx'lt Of 1). liltAIIKR KsTATH.
March o-tf-1 Ucach Haven, Pu
DMINISTHATOK'S NOTICE.
Ustate of Marti HiiKpi', late of Maaltmtuy. rtM
Letters of administration In said estate havlnir
been granted n tho undersigned administrator,
all persons Indebted to Bald estato ore hereby no
tilled to pay tho same, nnd thoso having claims
against said estate present the same to
apr S3 ItKV. it. c. SIUNKO, Administrator.
Muncy, l'a.
jyEHOANTILE AI'l'ltA ISEMENT.
JA.it of Dealers in Columbia county.
1 hereby certify Hint the following list of dealers
taken, returned nnd classlllcd by me In accordance
wlthtlm several Acts of Assembly In and for the
year tssn, Iscorrect to lho best of my knowledgo
MHU UVI1V1.
I1EAVKII.
.Ymnps.l Unfitness. Class. License.
r Drelsuach storo 14 -Too
1) I, Mngley Moro 14 r t
.1 V smith hotel a m uo
.Ivl Michael storo 11 7 00
1 .i Miiunan siarn 11 701
M 31UHSOI1 storo 14 1 oil
lllrnm Hess hotel ft to 01
,1 .1 Jlcllcnry st re 13 10 00
A .c It Mcltcnry btoro 11 tiki
Mcllenry Carey furniture storo 14 7 no
J I-l tdson sto-o 14 7 em
ltohrMclIenry storo 1:1 1000
l,cinuel Iirako hotel n M 00
M K T O Mcllenry drugs and hardware is 10 en
o M Rmlth store it 7 no
.lonn neacocK store 11 7 oj
ISKltWICK.
Jacob Klshcr 2 billiard tnbto
1' I, DlsteJhurst furniture
(irow Klstnerdrug noro
T II llurger bottler
O W lirubaker, hardware store
H 11 bwnyzo S Co store
II M llockman confectionery
Frcasliros storo
15 K Adams general store
ItdCrlspln stole
II It Bower store
l-'reas liros lumber denier
II 1' Drlesb.ich organs and machines
Samuel K Heller 1 pool tnblo
.luckson Woodln Mfg Co store
(I A Buckingham stows nnd tinware
Frederick lioyer hotel
Theodoi 0 F lierger shoo storo
M Ivy clothing storo
II M Philips & Co grocery
M 11 Margarum stationery
IicnJ bponenberger restaurant
M A Marklo restaurant
T o .McMurtrle clothing sroro
1A .Michael furniture store
A 1' Young stoes and tin
Isaiah IJowerstoro
(I W Klnso hotel
Miles Uros drugs
.John W Little store
1) o Smith storo
o K 1-Mnston hotel
J I' Frcas Co storo
. IlItlAItCIlEKK.
Ylnger tz Albertson Btoro
0 WAsGdlsUllery
BLOOMBBUrta.
.TLdlrton hotel
1 W McKelvy store
I V Hartman son storo
II O Hartman carpets and boots
c A Klelm drugs
w .1 corcll co furniture
J K Kyer Btoro
Win Itabb grocery
I. K Wharey stove
J saltzer organs o
o w liertsch clothing store,
James ltellly.4 billiard and pool tables
V 1) Dentler boots and shoes
Oeo A Clark book storo
w it Tubbs hotel
.1 Y Caldwell, confectionery
II stohner restaurant
8 A Wilson grocery
II O Kshleman & Co stoves 4; tinware
II J Clark son store
Iiuls Uerntiard Jewelry
Jacob Keller notions
J S l'hllhps confectionery
David Lowenberg clothing storo
Cleo Aurand hotel
1: E Cadman furniture
.1 It Schuyler Co hardware
Chas W ltunyan hardw are
(1 N "illson grocery
J U Wilson leather and shoe findings
Joseph Decker confectionery
c c Jlnrr store
w c ltlchsrd flour and feed
Evans Eyer clothing
J A Hess boots and shoes
J II Mercer drugs
D A Creasy Btoro
A solleder boots and shoe findings
II 11 Vannatta agt wall paper
Singer Mfg Co sewing machines
.Mrs W 11 Allen store
E 1) Brewer store
Henry Klelm grocery
(I ,M J K Lockard coal
Wm oiger hotel
c WNealUrocoal
llarman llassert coal
O A Jacoby liquor store
do coal
Farmers' Produco Exchange storo
" " coal
FeterOross bottler
Simon o shlve agl Imp
Bloomsburg Iron Co store
0 II Bobbins liquor btoro
-to 011
7 ou
7 Oil
Ml (XI
7 (X)
7 (X)
7 (XI
r. 00
ill o;i
VI to
II) 00
7 (10
7 (X)
SO (I
50 (XI
7 00
IU (0
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7 II)
7 Oil
7 1KI
SO 00
SO (X)
7 00
7 on
1 (II)
II
5
14
II
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11
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11
11
14
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14
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11
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10 (XI
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30 00
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-'M (Uhnore restaurant
5
s
s
13
a
WlKIUmoro ' "
" bottler
O M A J. K Lockard general store
II W Sloan store
N J liendershott drugs
LewlsCross clothing
J J Brow er carpets
.Meyer llros wholesale drug store
Alexander Bros Co tobacco
II V White co grain dealers
Charles Krug lumber coal and slato
Joseph (inrrlsou Hour and teed
W E Knorr tobacco
O W Browu grocery
OS Bound "
J II Meeker storo
creasy Wells lumber dealers
John Wolf Agl dealer
CO (O
10 00
00
7 0-1
7 00
7 00
40 00
1.1 (X)
7 VO
7 00
7 (Hi
7 00
7 no
7 00
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I 00
CATAWISSA.
OEClcwill grocery
M A Swank stoie
W II Bar Ick clothing and shoes
J II Seesholtz store
David llolllngshead restaurant
Hester Klstler hotel
(1 LKostenbauder est clothing shoes
s 11 ltliaw n stoves and tinware
Stephen llaldy store
Jno it Dlemer store
ceo.Mauhart storo
A H TrucU'iimlhe r organs machines
T I) Uernliit!rr furniture
J K bharnless son store
T E llarderfurntturo
Win John stoesand tinware
J M Smith drugs an 1 hardware
S milliard store.
(1 W Itetfsnyder store
Albert Vetter 1 billiard nnd pool table
oa Wllilts drug storo
ou Mendcnhnll stoves and tinware
Darla (llttlln coal
A Truckenmllter restaurant
Mmon ltaup coal
W a Vetter hotel
Joseph A outterinan storo
o Y Harder Lumber
J It Blbby liquor store
" bottler
O W Harder lumber
O F Brown store
David Levlne clothing store
J II Klefer hotel
E 1-: line bhoo store
1) Drclsboch notion store
Simons Co drug storo
A L Holshue store
" Hour and feed
Lenlsltelfsnyderl billiard table
CENTHAUA.
J)F Curry hotel
oil Millard storo
A 11 Former stoves tinware
Irvin llros store
Johanna O'Conner liquor store
James uoldsworthy hotel
"' " j pool table
Mrs Wmllper hotel
Davtd c Black store
Andrew Inlhnn grocery
aeo W Uavls drug store
cOMurnliy Btoro
Thomas Collins restaurant
I.Aitelllycobtoro
Edward McFadden restaurant
Jones Bros tea dealers
James Mclirearty hotel
I. Fcttennan store
llobert Farrel icstaurant
HO Michael furniture
Charles Fettcrmau restaurant
James Ilnggcrty
Thomas Boron
tleo Maley 11
John Nertney, liquor storo
E J Klnnerty drug store
o 11 tietchey store
Yettcr McElllcnny store
CONYNOIIAM.
Mrs Mary Monroo restaurant
Win lleiuert store
John I. Klino hotel
(I W lllllman
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7 00
7 00
10 00
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7 no
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7 00
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7 no
7 no
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7 00
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7 00
7 00
It W Lj ons btoro
CENTHE.
Low llros Co store
i K sponsler storo
J H Mann hotel
Thomas Brobst grocery
Z T Fowler grain dealer
J L Wolverton store
Jacob Iteococoal
HUMartz store
FIKlllNCICltBKK,
J M Aromerinan stoie
J 11 Hun
(l M Howell "
M Mcllenry Bro"
JKJIelleury '
DaMs 11
David Kauft '
Nathan prlcsbach"
vnxwirr tv
t, Anchor storo 11 700
A llughca Btoro 14 7 00
(HtBKNU'OOll.
A .1 Derr storo ,
14 7 CO
18 10 (X)
11 ill 00
14 19 SO
H 7 (X)
II 7 00
v 11 Black Btoro
Kills Eves llrostoro
Masters Co storo
v r lives K Henry turn turn
O WKvesstot)
wnson M uvea Son store
.? K Wclllvcr storo
II T no
14 7 00
n So on
II 7 0
14 7 no
II 7 00
s So 00
11 ; no
II 7 (HI
Samuel H.i7ledlnohotet
Jacob limit?, st o.-o
J 1, John store
k k rarkc? Btoro
II KM LOCK.
C It Met prick hotel
1INJ K Whllo Btoro
U M Tcrwllllgcr Co storo
JACKSON.
Daniel II Stevens Btoro H TOO
U 1) Colo Btoro 14 t tx)
LOCUST.
ocum llros store
Aaron Voder restaurant
Daniel F Knlttle store
M Seaborn store
1. II Daniels store
Nathan Knorr hotel
Wellington Ycager hotel
Jacob 1 cage -store
1: H Whitme.-storo
snydcr Bros store
Wm Adams store
MADISON.
Wm ('Ingles Btoro
Kramer son store
A K Smith hotel
lilt Yctler lintel s,AIf''
J I! Loiigenberger hotel
tt .1 Campbell agt store
W M lmgentiergcr storo
Wm Knight More
MIFFLIN.
A V Snyder slnro
A Wlless hotel
" coal
Nil Creasy store
A CMIlinrdstovcsnnd tlnwaro
It J licrnlnger furniture
II J (icarhurt store
ScliweppcnhtserSnjdcr store
JIONTOUlt.
(IB Hostler storo
W 0 Holmeshotel
l'nxton Harmnn storo
Clinton M Iteeco grocery
" coal
MT. PLEASANT.
14 7 Oil
4 a so 01
11 7 no
II 7 (0
II 7 00
S SO (II
ti so 10
II 7 00
14 7 00
14 T 00
II 7 00
13 10 00
n 10 tx)
a so 00
r, co no
r, mi in
11 7 00
II 7 (
14 7 00
14 7 no
ti SO til
it 7 on
II 7 to
11 7 (X)
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 10
II 7 00
5 B'llO
II 7 10
11 7 ro
II 7 00
Sands Eves store II TOO
OIIANOR.
DeLonc Bros stoves nnd tinware 11 7 00
Oeo lleckman S CO 10
! 1' Miner storo 14 7 00
(1 S Fleckenstlne storo II t no
O N Smith stoves II 7 00
White Conner Agl Imp 11 1 to
A B Stewart store 14 7 On
.1 M Long hotel A 60 )
II 11 low lumber 14 7 tx)
A M Dew lit si ore 11 "10
James B llarman furniture II 7 00
OWLow general dealer 14 7 10
ntiyder Menus- btoro II 7 00
WNU.
It V Lyons storo
0 It Parker store
ItO.MtlNOCllEEK.
O W Chcrlngton store
Samuel Ulby lestaurnnt
SCOTT.
14
14
7 00
11
7 00
SO 00
-Ml jreliend Klino store 13 10
. ohn Mourev hotel r, so
N lllchart Rrocery 11 7
W K Dlctterick store 1 1 7
Theodore Heck storo 14 7
J 1) Workhelser storo II T
(1 W Crcellng storo 1 13 10
A I- Howell stoie 14 '7
A U whltestoro II t
.1 1. Crawford grocery 14 7
N II Knt stoves 11 7
McKamey Kerstelter storo M '
" " coal II 7
Sllns Young store 1:1 10
Kccce.M l-'ali man hotel n CO
StUlAItLOAF
Nonmn Colo storo II 7
A Laubacli Son 14 7
J w l'erry hotel c to
Anneals will hoiienrii nt thn commissioners ot
flee In llloonisburg on tho 12th day ot Juno. A.
joou, uettteeu xne nours 01 0 a. m. una p. in.
w hero you can utlend It you think proper.
W. 11. llKlNltOLD,
May Si. Mercantile Appraiser.
A
MIINISTItATOK'S NOTICE.
liKtate fr Kit lnls. Intv nf M,,l,unsl m.
Letters or administration In said estate having
been granted to the undersigned administrator,
all persons Indebted to said istato aro hereby 110
tlnedtopny the. same, and those having claims
.saiiiai. tj,nu esiaie present 1110 samo to
JACOU UEISINUElt, Adm.
TO OTICE.
The firm of Ytneer Albertsun. of miarerpelr.
Columbia county, I'u., having been dissolved, the
business heretofore conducted by them win be
conducted by tho undersigned. Notice Is hereby
given that I will not bo responsible for any debts
contracted by J. M. Albertson hereafter, In the
11 r m name. All debts duo tho firm will be col
lected by me, and all claims against the tlrm paid
10 me. j. w. liauEK.
May 7Ct.
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP OKOIIOE HISS. IlECO.
Hie undersigned Auditor, appointed by tho Or
phans' court of Columbia county, to nseertuin
the liens against snld estate and make distribution
ninong creditors w ill sit at his ofllce In Blooms
burg, on Friday, Juno 11, iit-6, at 10 a. m. when
and where all parties having clnlms ugalnst said
estate must appear nnd proso tho same, or bo
loiever ueuarreu iroin coming in on said Hind.
B. F. ZAltlt,
may 11 Auditor.
jUDITOU'S NOTICE.
In the estate of ltenjamtn Iloinbov, late of Ilemlotk
l iinTIIr(l.
The undersigned Auditor, annolntcl liv 1 ho nr.
phans' Court ot Columbia county, to distribute
iiiu uuiiiuifiii 1110 uunus 01 i.eonaru nomuoy, ad
ministrator of the estate of the said deceasedwill
meet the parties Interested nt his ofllce In lllooms-
uurg, l'a., on Wednesday, Juns 10, tsso, nt 10
o'clock a. in., when nnd where all parties having
claims against tlio said estate must appear and
oiu.c niu sillily ui uv lurever ueuarreu iroin coin
lug in on said fund. ItOBT. It. LITTLE,
may 31 Auditor.
UDITOH'S NOTICE.
KSTATK OF 11. II. I.ITT1.K. nFC1Il(.vti
Tho undersigned Auditor, apppolnted bv tho Or
phans' court ot Columbia tounty, to distribute
funds In the hands of the administrator, will sit
at his ortlee In Berwick, l'a., on Saturday. June so,
1WW, at 10 o'clock a. m., when and where all paru
ii a luiuuiru lu nam laUUU U1US1. appear aUU piV-
m, .. .hiwisui w ,u,u,i;t ucuurim irum coin
ing In on said fund. W. K. SMITH,
nay sa. Auditor.
UDITOH'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP OE0K0E CI.AKB LINOKN, A UIN'OB.
The underskrned auditor, nnnninted in- ,i, n-.
Phans' Court ot Columbia county, to distribute
funds In guardian's hands as per guardian ac.
count, will meet parties Interested at his onice in
Berwick, at 8 o'clock a. m., on Thursday, Juno 17,
l-o, when and where all turtles having claims
against the said estate must appear and prove the
same or bo forever debarred from coming in on
, In B.MU Jl,
may ss. Auditor.
TXEOUTltlX'S NOTIDK
TSUiteof Aaroii liendershott, late of tu toien
Letters testamentary on the estato of Aaron
ecutrix all perfeom imlebted to talU ebiato uu
m.wUJ luiituu m pai tuo Miije, uiiU IWtaO I1UV-
iiir claims against saldebtate to present the samo
without fli'lnv in
''WA HENDEnsiIOTT,
(1KO. E. KuvKU, Attv. Executrix.
M Ssj
N
OTICE IN DIVOIKJE.
lit T1,'.E TCOMM- VLU OF COLU.M1IIA CO
fi-iiii,. ' ineiui, o, w. hums
N llllain E. Jones.
TnU'm 1- Inrn. ku.w..,
as upon the libel ot lliesald Mary r. Joni-s a sub-
. . , u' V ufc vl mo mm cuun. command
r ??r- apjiear at the next regular term
rt,..v. . " ' v"uou""J 1,10 saiu nueiaiu
should not bo divorced trout the bonds of matri
mony cum racted by )ou; and whereas upon return
SLnH?libI,.ana.d.u8 V00' was maue thot you
eould not be found In the bailiwick of tho bherlff
awarded by said Court commanding jou ton
v iiiu mcu m-A, teiuiui saiu court to answer
asoforesald, towhlchthe same return wasmmli
tno snerlir. ou are therefore required to lie
and appear on ho ilrst day of tho next term of
said Couit to be held at Illooinsbdrg, tor said
. .'tyuuj u, cK-pieuiuerne.i
A. D. 1SS6, toauswtrsald complaint,
may ss t. BAMUfih SMITH, Sheriff.
IN
OTICE IN DIVOHCE.
IV Till? f'fil(nv tiiPiu m....
v"-"'"' iwwtour t-1'L.ujlulA IU.
1 o I homas anTnsseL respondent above named:
Whereas upon the libel ot'the said Bessie om.
lassel a subpoena was issued out of the said
Court commanding you to be and appear at the
next regular term of said court to bhow causa
why the said libelant should not be dh o7cl from
the bonds of matrimony contracted by you; and
whereas upon return ot said subpoena duo proof
was made that ou could not be found in tho
ballwtck of the sheriff of said county, whereupon
an ultat subpoena was awarded by said Court
i????. 70u w at " then next term
of said couit to answtr as aforesaid, tu which the
same return w as made by the bhertrf. You aro
HS.W!11 toUo andapiea"on tho first
?nLof tllB neit ,erm 01 "aid court to be held at
liloomsbiirg, for said county.on the fourth Monday
of September next, A. D. is ? to answer bald K
Say 7 hAMUEL SMITH, bherW.
NOT'SSL1,OATION FOK IN.
1Vf.,lliT01'. co"'0'' ruxi or coiujiiut co.
iSmta H,','frel'y1f'u'n tUat an: application wn
,V2 iWJ? l,uo ""J11 court tr a law.ftdgo thereon
on the ibth day ot Juno A. D. issa at 10 o'clol k : I
in. under the "Corporation act of one tbousaiui
light huudrtHl and seventy-four" and the su od S
ments thereto by W. It. Tubbi J. a ilrown lLPWd
'?euherg, (loo. E. Eluell and 11. lL urotz lor tlio
"lia.uk'f".!'.,!11. "rnorattor; ti be called
ineoak drotel'ark Association," the charaeier
fli'd object of which Is for lho purposi of Sol
lug or leasing grounds to bo fitted uo as a nark
parks within tie Town ol BloomsburgT Pul or lS
nSU !je.U''?? " .t-'ounly tl?W used' to?
said act anil ita mn. . .l 'wreu uy tuo
v, w.-MiLLEitj solicitor,
UDITOH'S NOTICR
ISTATKOPWIUUli WtlT, DECIAStn
Th undersigned auditor appointed bv tho nr
uw-M-ffiutaSr WcsVuwiiflat hlsmon'S
,VlV r ;?,u V onar. Juno ssth tbsi Ht a oSoek
or li deblrFed I rCSm! ?ln 'St. &a '8S5.ewu"
V II IL'L'I t.l.
,uuf Auditor.
WtkET lEfOr7S.
BTjOOMSHUUQ maukkt.
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Wheat per bushel.,.,
live. " " ....
Corn " " .... 4fi
Oats " " 1)5
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12
14
10
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80
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Flour " bbl
ilutter IS
Errs 'i
l'otntoca ou
Hams 10
Dried Aivnlce 03
Bide nnd shoulder 00
Chickens 19
Turkeys 13
ucese
Lard per lb 03
liny per ton
Vinegar per cat SO
Onlons.pcr bushel 75
Veal skins 07
Wool per lb 3!i
Hides r. to 7
Coal on Wiiahk.
Nn 0 $2.00; Nns 3. 3, 4 & Lump i'i.V,
No. 6 $8.00 Hlliimlniis, 3.25
KEYSTONE ACADEMY" !
John 11. IIaiiims, I'll. 1). I'iiinuipai.
EIGHTEENTH YEAlt BL'MNS
AUGUST 24, 1886.
Property cost tM,000. Campus, 20 acres.
Library, over 3,000 volumes.
More than 11,000 in apparatus,
superior facilities for students In l'hyslology.
Location healthful, Instruction thorough, dis
cipline strict, excuses moderate, experienced
teachers, small classes, personal attention.
Prepares for business, for collego ;and for teach
ing, students prepared In Kcystono hav o entered
Yale and Harvard unconditioned.
separate building of brick, heated by steam, for
the use of ladies.
Students travel on tho I). U & W. and branches
and on the Lehigh Valley at halt rates.
For catalogue or Information address the princi
pal at Factoryvllle, l'a. lm. SMms.
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WE AUK
OlSIIBIOlIRIIfcTlIE
0elf Binclef, fkii'vetei &' JVIowef.
We hao tho only full steel frame binder In mniket, nndare selling it at fairprlces. llont ho talked
Into buying ibHl nnd 1&S5 machines at tho price we aro selling lsso machines.
OOME AflD EXAMINE OUR 2 NEW MOWERS.
11E.UI AND FltONT CUT. ALSO OUH
Junior Right-Hand Binder.
the only ono In the country for sale, and you will bo convinced. A full lino of Osborno renalrs olwa v
on hand. Wo can aUo furnish tepalrs for all of tho old make of Osborno machines. Constantly on
hand a full lino ot knives, rivets, etc., for all makes ot reapers and mowers. '
HARM AN & H ASSERT.
PENNY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
EOI.X JOINTS (OH
F. Y. ADAMS & CO.,
PINE CUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Solo agents of the fol
lowing brands ot
cigars.
HENRY CLAY,
LONDKES,
NOHMAI,
INDIAN PlilNCESS,
SAMSON,
SILVElt Asn.
Alexander Bros. (6 Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
bOLE AGENTS FOlt
HENRY MAILLARDS
SEE CANDIES.
FltESII EVEItY WEEK.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
THE HAMBURG
of
4j . 1?i.,,.r..,lou,lt'.cd. Dr 'eadlng farmers superior to uny plow In the market for
f draught and durability, ltswork Is unexcelled. Also
FiWlElS' PRODUCE EXCHA.NQE, LiifED,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spring
stock
received.
GOOD BODY
QRAD R.VPIDS iND KNQ SWEEpERJS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Rupture
Dr. J. A. HIIR1IM IVIni r,.,,,r.,i .. , ..
r u.8ln.llet:" Ills' l cSntalK
aIa"Sl.?iwho
fapmiior hUhomo circular ol adWciwiaiiihructioL iwrwnol bervta bhouU
Jl'm, BiBjtJ
PUOPllIKTOh OF
Exchange Barber Shop Bath Room
At tlio old stand, under the
Exulmngo Hotel,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES
OF CAST Gil WltOUQllT IIION.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
nnd
Public Grounds.
10!
Thi following shows tho Picket Gothic, ono ot
thosLVcral bonutltulBt)lcsof Penco manufactured
by tho undersigned.
For Beauty and Durability they arnunsurpnss
ed. set up by experienced hands and warranted
to give satisfaction.
Prices nnd specimena of othor Je
fiiirna sent to any address.
Addrcsa
f nEt, suslik
BLOOMSBURG' PA-
May 1-tf
SELLING THE
ANYOfiDElt
FOlt FESTIVALS
will bo
SUri'LlED WITH
the
LOWEST
Market Prices,
AS FOLLOWS :
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS.
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
CHAMPION PLOW
REVERSIBLE PLOW SHARE.
n.fUJ? w'llni;d this Invention a fcaWng to themot at lean two-thirds
plow" 1 BhalCh- 1 lie' Hiarcs aie lined to all leading chilled
FOR SALE BY
of Carpetings jiist
BRUSSELS, $1,00.
Clergyiiieu,.
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