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BLOOM8BUKG, PA,
FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 188G.
The Democratic Standing Committee
win meoi in tno Urantl jury room on
oaiurciay jnno ZlitU. 1880 tit ono
o'clock p. m. for tlio purposo of Axing an
apportionment of dcleaatcs from oaoh
n'wiisinn n ceo runic to wio voui cast at
. 1. I f 1 t .
mu mtu uovrrnor s election.
D. LOWUNIIKIUI,
Chairman.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
On tlto 27th. of July tho Democrats
of this countv will meet in convention
to placo in nomination candidates for
tno eovcral county ofbees to bo voted
lor ai tno tall elections. At the samo
time there will bo elected Senatorial
conferees to meet nimiKar confereccs
from thi sovcral counties of tho twenty
tonriii senatorial district.
up to tins timo incie iitu been no
announcement for tho ofllco of Stato
Senator, and it has becomo apparent
mat mero will bo no candidate in this
county unless soino snilablo man is
taken up, even though against his will,
ana Drought to tho front as tho stand
ard bearer of tho Dcmooraoy of Colum
bia county in tho Senatorial contest.
When tho oflico seeks tho man it is
suro to do well tilled. There is a
gentleman in Blo.msbiirc who has
served tho party faithfully for many
years, whoso voico has boon heard in
every township advocatiui; tho nrinci
plcs of Democracy, who has labored at
all times without any expectation of
personal. gain or of political preferment,
lie has never been an offiao-soeker, and
as ho is a lawyer of wido reputation,
an eloquent speaker, and an incorrupt
ible man, his presence in tho Senate
would do great credit not only to this
county, but to the entire district. We
refer to Col. John G. Freeze, and wo
take the responsibility of announcing
his name in the hope that bo may be
inuucea to allow it to stand, and with
the firm belief that his consent is all
that is necessary to securo lor him a
unanimous nomination in this county.
Tho messengers of tho Popo arrived
in thil country on Monday bringing
with them the scarlet verctta and the
scarlet zucchetla to the new Cardinal
Archbishop Gibbous of Baltimore.
Charles S. Wolfe, who lan as an in
dependent republican for stato treasurer
a few years aco, has lowed tho rrohl
bitionists, and will probably bo their
candidate tor governor.
There was a general striko of tho
street car drivers at Minneapolis Mon
day, because the company bad issued
an order that no driver could sit down.
The company tried to get new drivers
but the strikers induced them to tako
the oars back to the stables. There
was no violence.
The names prominently mentioned
in connection with tho governorship on
the Democratio side are Wallace, Cur
tin, Black, Wolvcrton.Coxo and Africa.
From the present aspect it is by no
means an impossibility to elect any
one of these who may be nominated
at the convention in August.
Stato Senator Joseph P. Kennedy
of Philadelphia diedjlast week, Wednes
day. He was a young man of unusual
ability, and first became prominent by
his opposition to tho state administra
tion though himself a democrat. Ho
made a vigorous speech in tho senate
against tho confirmation of Mr. Caswjy
as Attorney-General.
Tho following charters for corpora
tions in this-state were issued at the
tato department Tuesday: Apollo iron
and steel company of Armstrong county.
Capital, $300,000. Trust Safe Deposit
and Title insuranco company, of Read
ing. Capital $250,000. Tho new cor
poration purchases tho business of
Kendall Brothers, brokers, for C7.r
shares of paid up stock. Robert Cole
man, of Lebanon, and George Brooks,
of Birdsboro, noted iron men, are stock
holders. South Chester gas company.
Capital, 5,000. James DuRoss build
ing and loan association, of Philadel
phia. Capital, 1,000,000. Excelsior
building and loan association, of Phila
delphia. Capital, $1,000,000.
The Morrisou bill revising the tariff
was defeated last week, Thursday, by
the refusal of the House to consider
the bill, by a vote of 140 to 157. Three
Pennsylvania democratio congressmen,
Storm, Soott and Swope, voted for tho
consideration of the bill, and Boyle,
Curtin, Ermontrout, Randall and Sow
den voted against it. Both political
parlies in jheir platforms of 1884,
pledged themselves to a rovision of tho
tariff, having duo regard for tho inter
ests of the country. It is claimed by
the opponents of tho Morrison bill that
it does not do this, but simply makes
an indi:criminato reduction in tho
tariff.
Tho defeat of tho Morrison bill now
imposes upon Mr. Randall tho direct
and absoluto necessity of proposing a
measuro of tariff revision and revcmio
reform that will meet tho requirements
of tho timq and tho pledges of his own
party. Tariff revision in the interest
of free trado has been shown to be ini
possible, but the demand for a revision
of the tariff, an equalization and sim
plification of duties, tho removal of
opprcssivo burdens and tho reduction
of surplus revenue cannot be and ought
not to bo disregarded. Whilo both
parties havp pledged themselves to this
task in almost identical terms, the Dem
ocratio party, as controlling tho House
of Representatives, has tho opportunity
aud therefore tho immcdiato duty to
show what its pledges mean,
The President on Private Pension Claims.
Wasiiikoton, Juno 22. Tho nino
vctoes by the President of privato pen
sion bills were laid before the House
to-day. Their reading caused many
smiles because of tho caustic language
employed by Mr. Cleveland in speak
ing of unworthy claims. In ono caw
it appeared that the claimant was be
ing treated for iheumatism at the timo
when bo pretended to have ben
wounded. Another claimant was John
W. Farris, who was pensioned sixteen
years after his discharge for chronic
tHarrliusa. Ho afterward filed an ap
plication for inert aso of his rate, alleg
ing that in 1881 hU eyes becamo affect
ed in oonsequeiico of bis previous ail
ments, Tho President says i 'The
ingenuity developed in tho constant
and pcisistont attacks upon the public
Treasury by those claiming pensions
and tho incrcaso of those already grant
ed is exhibited in bold relief by this at
tempt to inuludo soro oyes among tho
results of diarrhtua."
THE
Soya Scotia Willing to Fly the Stars and
ovripus.
uitiuY, jn. a., Juno 21. Tho qucs
tion of secession at tho Dolls hai occa
sioned moro frankness of expression by
the people in regard to their earnest
'dosiro for annexation Last week after
tho great viotory by tho liborals on tho
question at issue, a wealthy old sea
onptain of this placotook n hatchet,
stripped tho limbs from tho highest
spruce trco on his farm and nailed tho
stars and stripes there. Tbon pointing
at tho flag ho shouted: "That Is our
next question to vote on, and you will
find before long, two thirds of us that
way of thinking.
A Protest From the South,
MOItlUSON APMONISllKIl Til AT Till'. IlKMO
ciuor 13 not von Kiir.i: thaw:.
from (lie Atlanta Constitution.
The Democratic party of tho present
nay is not a ireo irnuo party, as iur.
Morrison will discover before ho gives
up his efforts to make it such. Ho
has been deceived by Mr. Wnttorson,
ana no nas been deceived by tho atti
tudo of various Southern Congressmen.
It may bo that tho complexion of tho
Democratio party nt tho North is pretty
much what It was boforo tho war.
though this fact is by no means attest'
ed by tho attitude of tho members of
Congress from that section ; but tho
complexion of tho Democratio party in
the South is entirely different.
This section has entered upon a now
era of development. All tho old con
ditions aro changed. Wo no longer
boast that this is an exclusively agri
cultural section ; wo aro striving to
build up all sorts of industries, from
tho smallest to the greatest ; wo are
oven striving to competo with Now
England in some lines of manufactures.
In fine, tho pcoplo of this section, 110
matter what tho newspapers may say,
and no matter what tho attitude of
Southern Congressmen may be, are in
favor of protection to homo industries.
Tho most unintelligent fanner knows
that ho must havo nearer homo markets
befoio ho can prosper, as tho farmers
of tho Noith and West havo prospered
and ho knows that tho building up of
industries in the Sonth will givo him
theso homo markets.
Probable Effect of the New Tax Law.
Tho Supremo Court havinir sustained
tho present tax law, it may not bo amiss
to consider tho probable" result of its
enforcement. Tho first assessment
made under its provision is of necessity
very imperfect. Tho assessors wero
compelled to apply tho provisions
of a law which some of them under
stood very imperfectly, and toward
which thoy were not in "all cases friend
ly. They had to do this in an atmos-
phcre of oppodtiou to tho law and in
tho face of actual and threatened legal
injunctions to prevent its enforcement.
Naturally a good deal of personal prop
erty and moneyed capital escaped as
sessment, which will be compelled to
bear its share of Stato taxes under
tuturo assessments, now that assessors
havo become familiar with tho work
ings of a law that cau bo enforced.
In spite of tho shortcoming and im
perfections of tho new assessment it is
likely to increaso tho revenue of tlio
Stato in tho neighborhood of a million
dollars. The increaso will bo entirely
upon various forms of moneyed capital
that formerly escaped taxation. This
increase iu' revenues will bo a direct
Did tor all sorts of extravagance in
appropriations. As long as thero is a
dollar in sight thero will be some But
termoro ready to introduco a bill to ap
propriate it to a local hospital or other
scheme organized for tho solo purpose
of getting money out of tho Treasury.
Tho problem for the next Legislature
will be that of properly redistributing
tho State taxes so that no more may
come into the Slate Treasury than is
absolutely necessary for State purposes.
TliiB can bo donu bv passing a law
diverting tho present tavern, eating
house, brewers, bottlers and whole
sale liquor licenses into the treasuries
of tho respectivo counties in which they
aro collected. This, on tho basis of
tho collections of 1885. will reduco tho
State revenues about S850.000 and
make tho local taxation necessary for
county purposes just that much lighter.
If that should bo found not to reduco
tho Sata rovenues sufficiently tho mer
cantile licciues might also bo diverted
into tho samo channel, reducing the
State rovenues another half million.
What is called for now is tho careful
and thorough collection of tho money
tax and the diversion of other taxes to
local purposes to a sufficient extent to
keep the State revenues within reason
able limits. It might not bo a bad
thing in this connection to repeal the
tax on household furniture entirely.
This is a matter, however, for future
consideration, when it is found just
how much tho thrco mill tax will bring
into tho Treasury. In irenernl them
should bo a readjustment that would
lighten tho burden of local taxation,
which is by far tho hu&viest item of
taxation paid by the people of tho
Commonwealth, amounting to some
thirty millions of dollars, as against the
six or sever, millions required for Stato
purposes. Times.
Patents Granted.
Patents Kranted to citizens of Penn-
sylvania during tho past week, and re
potted expressly tor tho Columbian by
C. A. Snow Ss Co. Solicitors of Ameri
can & Foreign Patents, Opp. U. S.
Patent Office, Washington D. C. S.
II. Anderson, Maddensville, Sled brake.
R. Berchiold, Now Brighton, Dio for
wiro nails. M. J. Berry, Bradford,
Gas regulator. J. .T. Carr, Wilkes
Barre, Chill for uso in casting metals.
J. Chantrel, Roading, Tool handle: and
tool tang. S. B. Stine, Oacoola Mills,
Coal mining machine. W. II. Welsh,
York, Spoon. J. T. Metcalfe, Quinoy,
Steam engine. S. McDonald, Cochran's
Mills, feeding Bt'and for poultry T.
Poore, Soranton, Locomotive boiler.
P. P. Garduer, Bradford, Cultivator,
Corn planter, rake, and roller. J. 1',
Halstead, Soranton, Dio for buttons.
J. R. Grove, Yoik, Meter. S. M. Hess,
Bloomsburg, Culm bar. V. V. Hard
man, Butler, Casiiiu- cap and tubing
tester and cleaner.
BRIEF MENTION.
A Chicago jeweler has invented a
self-winding watch. By an arrange
ment something like tho carofully bal
anced lever of a pedoiuctor, tlio watch
is wound by tho motion of tho wearer
when walking. A walk of seven
minutes 111 wind tho watch to go for
forty-two houis.
Mr., Boyd Winchester, champion
Kentucky poker player aud Consul
General of the United States to Switz
erland, thinks that ho has discovered
foiiio cheeses in that country that are
200 years old. This is impossible.
Whori cheeses have advanced to that
ago thoy havo becomo chestnuts.
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT.
Mifflin.
Grain is very good, especially on
iniiy ground.
lloral Sunday was olworvod in tho
JU. 15. Chtiroh.
resuvais aro plenty. Two wcro
held iu tho township last Saturday
evo.
L. B. Koehlor is making improve
iiiuuin uu his llirtll.
M. B. Ilctlcr is building a barn on
tno liouocKcr farm. Hainuii JJrum
kitchen.
In this township tho fruit ornn Is tlin
larnest for many years. Hundreds of
bushels of chorrics will go to waslo.
"Cort" Mccartrall. of Oraniovlllp. Is
doing n fine job of plnstenng nt Hot
icrviiie. 110 is a skilled workman.
Tho pcoplo of West Mlillln on loved
iiieinsrives at an old-style picnic on
Saturday last.
Jas. Hctlor and S. B. Lutz ro'.urned
from Orangovillo Academy on Satur
day
Work has becun on tho now railroad
along tho JSescopeck creek.
Analyzing the Baking Powders.
Under tho direction of tho Now York
btato Board of Health, eighty-four dif
ferent kinds of baking powders, em
bracing all tho brands that could bo
found for sale in tho state, wcro sub
mitted to examination and ana vsis bv
jrroi. v. . unandier, a .Member of tho
m , J
btato iioard and President of tho Now
York City Board of Health, assisted by
Prof. Edward G. Love, tho well-known
late U mtcd btatcs Government chemist.
Iho official report shows that
largo number of the powders examined
wcro lot'iid to contain alum or luno:
many of them to such nn extent as to
render them seriously objectionable for
uso 111 tno preparation ot human food.
Alum was found iu tweutv-nine sam
pies. This drug is employed in baking
powders to cheapen their cost. Tho
jicsuiiuu ui nine is ntiriouicu to tno
lmpuro cream of tartar ot coinmcrco
used in their manufacture Such cream
of tnrtar was also analyzed, and found
to contain lime and other impurities;
in somo Bamplcs to the extent of 93
per cent, of their entire weight.
All tho bakinir powders of tho mar
ket, with tho single exception of "Roy
al" (not including tho alum and pho's
phato powders, which wero long since
discarded as unsafe or inefficient bv
piudent house-keepers) aro mado from
tho impnre cream of tartar of commerce
and consequently contain lime to
corresponding extent.
iho only baking powder vet found
by chemical analysis to bo entirely free
from limo and absolutely puro is tho
"Royal."' This perfect purity nsults
from the exclusive uso of cream of tar
tar spcoially refined and prepared by
patent processes of tho N. Y. Tartar
Co., which totally rcmovo tho taitrato
of limo and other impurities. Tho cost
ui una cfieciicauy pure cream ot tartar
is much greater tbau any other, and on
account 01 mis greater cost is used in
no baking powder but tho "Royal."
Prof. Love, who mado tho analysis
of baking powders for tho Now York
Stato Board of Health as well as for
the government says of tho purity and
wholesomencss of ""Royal;''
"I havo tested a package of 'Royal
Baking Powder' which I purchased in
tho open market, and find it composed
of puro and wholcsomo ingredients. It
is a cream of tartar powder of a high
decreo of merit, and does not contain
either alum or phosphates or any in
jurious substances.
E. G. LOVE, Ph. "D.
WASHINGTON LETTER
from our Regular Correspondent.
Washington. I). U June 31, 1880.
Tho summary disposal of iho tariff
bill during tho past week is taken by
many to indicate that tho Congression
al session will bo of shorter duration
than was supposed a week ago. But
it is not impossible that tho tariff bill
may come up again. It would be
strange indeed if tho forty or fifty
Congressional Boanerges who have
Bpent both timo and monoy in tho com
position aud purchase of speeches will
bo content to carry this pent up un
delivered eloquence ; but, unless tho
pent up flood of tariff talk shall bo let
loose in tho halls of Congress, tho ses
sion will probably be shortened by
from two to threo weeks. Tho weath
er has been exceedingly warm, and
members and senators aro very anxious
to get away from the city.
Tho Senate is not disposed to give
tho President any rest but keeps send
ing up to him bills, by tho basketful,
for his examination and approval.
Saturday when ho went to bed he had
on his tablo 54 bills, tho constitutional
time for his examination of which ex
pires on Monday, and ho has not look
ed at one of them. Thero is another
lot embracing as many moro that will
become laws 011 Tuesday unless he ve
toes them, and still moro on Wcdnes
day, and it is scarcely possiblo for him
to rend their text. Thursday and Fri
day tho Senate passed 212 bills, about
half of which havo gono through tho
House, and thoy will bu dumped on his
table lo-moriow. Some of theso bills
aro saved by their numbers. Thoy
would certainly bo vetoed if tho Presi
dent had timo to oxaniino them.
There is still considerablo talk in
political circles about changes in tho
Cabinet. Thero is a rumor, I givo it
for what it is worth, that Don M. Dick
inson of Michigan is to succeed to tho
placo of Attorney General Garland.
It is thought that tho recent visit to tho
country of Hon Robt. M. McLane, our
minister to France, is connected with
tho Secretaryship of tho Treasury Do
partmont, and that if, when Secretary
Manning returns, ho is compelled to
tender his final resignation, Mr. Mo
Lano may bo his successor. The Treas
ury Department is very ably managed
at present by Assistant Secretary Fair,
child who is carrying out many reforms
that wero commenced by Secretary
Manning. The clerical forco in tho
Sixth Auditor's Division of this depart
ment has been much reduced and there
will be a still larger reduction on tho
first of July. It was at first intended
to nllow tho dismissed clciks tho fifteen
days duo them up to the first ultimo,
but then it was thought that this timo
would be ocoupicd in efforts for re
instatement, so, in order to prevent
all aunoyanco and bother, tho dismiss
als and appointments of successors will
bo mado 011 tho samo dale. Tho Civil
Sorvico Commission has furnished a
list of names with which to fill tho va
cancies that will exist in the olllco on
tho first of July, so that tho Auditor
will bo able to say to all thoso seeking
reinstatement, that the vacancies havo
already been filled. Tho numbor to be
dismissed is thought to bo twenty-six
nt present to which number moro or
less will probably bo added by tho ex
piration of the month.
Since Mr, McConvlllo has bocn the
sixth Auditor thero havo been upward
of eighty discharges in his oflloe and
tho twenty-Blx or moro yet to l.o mado
will brinir tho total tin to over hundrod
ana six a third of tho entiro forco.
This Is by far tho best record of dis
missals yet mado in tho department.
Last week Mr. Hoar, of Mass. sub
mittcd n resolution uroposinir a con
stitulional amendment to provido that
tho term of tho president s office and
of tho next Congress shall bo prolong
ed until tho last Tuesday of April 1889
at midday ; tho Senators whoso present
terms would otherwise expire on March
4th. 1889 shall continue in office nntil
noon of the last Tuesday in April
succeeding such expiration. Tho last
Tuesday of April shall therefore be
substituted for tho 4 th. of March as
the beginning and endlnc of tho ofll
oial term of the President, Vico-Prcsi
dent, Senators and Representatives in
Congress.
iho most noteworthy social evouts
during the past week wcrf tho two re
ceptions) given by tho President and
1110 win-, uiu iiibl uunig u citru ri'uepi
ion to the Army and Navy diplomats
and other officials, the last to tho gen
eral public on Friday evening which
was probably tho largest reception
over held nt tho White House. No
other announcement was mado than
tho ono in tho daily nanors nnd in
tneso tho hours named wore from nine
till eleven, but, at that hour, there was
a line of eager faces anxious to shako
bands with the Prcsidont and his bride,
that Mr. Cleveland sent wold that ho
would'see them nil if it took until day
broak. lliis was tho last reception
Mrs. Cleveland will hold until tho
opening of tho noxt season nnd until
then sho will bo at homo only to her
personal friends.
Lfghtstreet.
Mrs- Anna Hutchison has improved
nor residence oy rc-modeliug tho in
side.
L. M. Sleppy, of Orange, spent Sun
day at Harry Townsend's.
Mrs. MoKclvy Smith and daughter.
ot .Northumberland, aro visiting Mrs,
N. B. Ent.
Mrs. Froderici, of Scronlon. is vis.
iting her parents, John Eckroth's.
James Pugh met with an aewb-nt
somo tune since at the paper mill, hav
ing bis front fingor cut oil with the
paper cutter.
A grand warning was given to
young men by a warrant issued by
bquiro Terwilliger on Monday laet of
would bo gentleman of Orango for
insulting a young lady of town
whilst on her way homo from Blooms'
burg. Ask tho young man; ho can toll
the cost ot tho offense.
Tho band held a festival on the 18th
and 19th, from which thoy realized
about $75.00 net. Thoy tender thanks
to all who aided them in their work,
especially the ladies wno waited on
the tables.
L. M. Kelchner purohased the large
cako baked by Mrs. Heck, at the closo
of the festival, for tho sum of $1.00,
Three Peculiarities
Hood's SarsapariUa, tho great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, Is cliaracterliod by
three peculiarities, namely i
1st:
2d:
3d:
Tho combination of the various
remodlal agents used.
Tho proportion In which the roots,
herbs, balks, etc., aro mixed.
Tlio process by which tlio r.ctlvo
medicinal properties aro seemed.
Tho result Is amci'.lclno of unusual ttrength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore uncq-iallod. Theso peculiarities bciorg
exclusively to llood'a Sarsaparllla, and aro
Unknown to Others
Hood's Sarsaparllla Is rrerarcd with ll.o
greatest skill and care, by pharmacists of
education and long experience. JIcnc6 it Is r.
mrdlclno worthy of entiro confidence. Jf you
suffer from scrofula, salt rheum, or any dis
ease of Iho Mood, dyspepsia, biliousness, fit);
lieadachc, or kidney and liver complaints,
catarrh or rheumatism, do uot fall to 1.7
Hood's SarsapariSia
"I recommend Hood's Sarsaparllla to r.U
tny friends as tho best Hood pirlf.cr (a
earth." VTm. Gatf, druggist, Hamilton, O.
"nood's Sarsaparllla has cured mo of scref
lilous humor, and done mo worlds cf good
otherwise." C. A. Auxold, Arnold, Kc.
A book containing many cddllloual state
ments of cures will bo tent to all who desire.
Hood's SarsaparIHa
8old by all drufglsts. $1 ; six for $3. JIado
only by C I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
SOO Dosos Ono Dollar.
CANDIDATES.
Toil ASSOCIATE utiOOE,
I. K. KlilCKBAUM,
liubject to decision of DcmocraUe party.
KOIt ASSOCIATE JUDdE,
O. G. MURPHY,
Of Centralis
Only one ote can bo trtven to each cnnilldat a fnr
dclegaw under tho recent amendment to the rules.
KOIS ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
CIIAKLES REICHAHT,
Of Main Township.
Subject to decision of IX mocratle party.
gate election will bo held July SO, Convention,
ulyS7.
l"OIl ASSOCIATE JUDOE,
JAMES LAKE,
Of Scott Township. .
Subject to decision of Democratio party.
1'OIt ItKl-HESENTATIVK,
E. M. TEWKSBUKY,
Of Catawissa.
subject to decision of Democratio party.
KOIt ItKl'ItESENTATlVE,
F. Ii. SIIUMAN,
Of Catawissa.
subject to decision of Democratic party.
KOIt ItEl-KKSENTATlVK,
JAMES T. FOX,
Of Beaver Township,
subjoct to decision of Democratio party.
KOIt ItEl'ItESESTATIVE,
A. L. FMTZ,
Of Bloomsburg.
Subject to decision of Democratio party.
Do Ho More Whitewashing !
NOT W1IKN 0
PLASTIU PAINT
Can bo had no cheap. Bend for pamphlet and
color card, and learn Us merits'
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BLOOMSBURG,
LIVER COMPLAINT
Jlad breath a hitler or
bad taste tn the mouth:
pain m ifie oacA; sides or joints, ojlei
mistalicn for rheumatism; sour stom
ach; loss of mmettte: bowels alter
nately costive and lax; headache; loss
of memory, with a painful sensation
Of Having jailed to do something
which ought to have been done; debit
ity; low spirits; a thick, yellow ap
pearance of the skin and eyes; a dry
cough, ojlen mistaken for consump-
uon.
How Cured.
"1 hfivn twn nrtltteil mnnv vpnra will.
dyspepsia, sick lu-adacho and affection of
tho Kidneys caused by torpid liver. 1 liao
tiled 0 great ln.it.yrcmcdluannd physicians
prvsciiimuns wunoui nucccHH, neaiiu rent
ing all tho time. Duilng last Kail and ' l-
ter I was obliged to suspend the moot of
my labor in my field of Homo JIlsRionrry
work on account ot my hculth. Early this
Spring I was Induced to try Simmons Ller
Hegtuator, and have bad moro real good
health since tren than for years before. 1
use tho medlclno to rellvo mo when, by ex
posure or over-exertion, I discover tlio
nymptoms of my dlseaso returning. Th
Kegiilator relieves me at once, and is more
Bausrsctory 111 Us effects than anything ot
tho kind I ever tried. I havo also us. d It
with good st'ccess In my family to ward on
bilious attacks." Jos. K. Wiikei.kk, cum
berland lYes. .Minuter, Lebanon, .Mo.
TEWKSBURY'S SPACE.
:o:
Delegate Election, July 20.
uonvetition, July 27
:o:
KOU ltEPKESENTATlVK,
(Subject to notion of Democratio
Convention,)
E M. TEWKSBUKY,
Of Catawissa, Columbia Co., Pu.
"Tho pcoplu'slnw is habitually violaterl
evaueti ami tieheu."
"JNoirco Koveinnu'iit can lone ex st
wlieru the organic law of the Stato
, ,,.1, , n ...
is uauiiuany aeueu.
"llio (Jonstitntion of 1874 is not com
tiiuinstic. It assails no right of
property, nor does it pivo counte
nnuco to pripciphs which would
degrade or deinonilize nocielv.
The Constitution cannot wholly en
force lisHf, nor could it provido
ueiaueu regulations lor its en
forcciiKiil; these iniifl bo provided
uy ttie Jj' KHlatiiie.
"In the Huleotion of members of the
Legislature at tho next general
election, select only such as aro
pledged to the long-neglected
worK ot uoiiftitutional nlorcp-
ment." From address of Oonsti
J..,. 1 ST .
uiuuitui ionimtiite, leoo.
Tho people, through tho ballot box,
should upon all laws, sumptuary
or organic, have an opportunity to
express llicir opinion, befoio be
coming a settled law. Let a'.l bo
equal before law. No monopoly,
no aristocracy.
Democrats of Columbia Countv: Tno
aoovo are my sentiments and if nomi
nated aud t-lccted, pledge myself to la
bor in all honorable ways to carry it
into eiiect. Truly Youis,
E. M. TEWKSBIJItY.
L. E. Klotz,
--SOLE AGENT I'OIl
THE SHAVER SYSTEM
-OF
TELEPHONING.
(Specially adapted for communication in
Jtllni'P,)
For Ibo Counties of Carbon, Columbia, he-
nign, Luzerne, i.acknwnnnti, Monroe,
Montour, Northampton, North,
umberlaud nnd Schuylkill.
Also, Agent for the
Bowman System of k and Incan-
in
AND DEALEIt IN-
ELECTEIC SUPPLIES
and Appliances of nil kinds. Hotel
and House Anuunclulors, Burglar
Alarms, Electric Door Bells,
Lightning Arresters, Elec
tric Qas Llchtlne-. &p..
Estimates given on all work ou application.
i". u. Auaress,
L. E. KL.OTZ,
MAUCII CHUNK, Pa.
S8ollcItors and Agents wanted.
Apr.-ie-3ms.
NOTICE. The undersigned hereby glvc9
publlo notice, from this date, that inas
much a3 It 13 unpleaiant forhlin to continue to
llvo with hli wire, he takes this method of inform
ing tho public generally, not to Mil or trado his
wlfo an thing on his credit, as ho will not pay
any bills of her contraction, and this shall be
uoi-uieu HuijLcieut. nuuec-
JAS. L. MILLEH,
June 11,188. Jlaln Township,
D.
LANCELL'S
ASTHMA
AND
CATARRH
REMEDY.
SOLD BY ALL DKUGGISTS.
Hat IOC btrUP(?lP(l -Jl Vf-Arg ItPtU-i-r-n llfA nnri
death with ASTHMA or PHTHISIC' tn-ntnl liv
cmUient physicians, and receiving no lx-nent, 1
mm tuuipi-ui-u uunuv iiiumst, curs or my ill.
neta to sit on my chair day and night gasping for
breath ily sufferings weio beyond description,
in despair I expel Imented on myself by com.
pounding roots and herbs and Inhaling tho medl
clno thua obtained. I fortunately discovered this
WONDKhKUL CUBE FOlt ASTHMA AND OA
TAltltll. warranted to relieve thninnt. unhinm
casoof ASTHMA IN KIVK MINUTES, BO that the
Fuueiik euu uu uowu to rest ana steep comfortably,
loaso read tho following condensed extracts from
uuBum-iLi-u urauutuuima, uu ui recent, uaie:
Oliver V. It. llolmea. Han Jdsa. !ni. writp.
And tho remedy all and even more than repre
sented. 1 receive Instantaneous relief."
it 11. uarson, A. M., Warren, Kansas,
writes: "Was treated bv eminent niixkictrinu nr
this country and (lermany; tried tho cllmalo of
different states-nothing afforded relief lite your
T. K. dates. Countv Treasurer. l'lillnHoitihi,
itlss., writes: "Have used the lfemedy. Would
not Uvo without It, Every one that uses It re
commends It."
L. 11. Phelps, V. M (Irlggs, Ohio, wrlts: "Suf
fered with asthma 40 years. Your medlclno in 3
minutes docs more for me than the most eminent
physician did for me In three years."
11. V. l'lumnton. Jollet. Ill-, writes; 'Knd e.
tarrh ltemedy at once. Cannot get along without
It. I find It to bo the most valuable medicine 1
havo ever tried."
tlto. W. llrady, Nelson Co., Ky writes: 'I am
utlngtbo remedy, ualneds pounds In 3 weeks,
would not bo without It,"
.Martin Vox. Little Falls, N. V., writes: "Find
ltemedy excellent. Could not llvo without It."
w e have many other hearty ti-sttmnntnu nr rrn-n
or relief, and la order that all sufferers from Asth
ma, Catarrh. Hay Fever, and kindred diseases may
hae an opportunity ot testing tho value of tho
ltemedy u u will bond to any address TltlAL l'ACK
AUE F1IEE OF CIIA1IUK. Address,
J. ZIMilEHJIAN CO., Proprietors,
H holesale Druggists, Woostcr, Wayne Co., O.
Full tUu box by mall ft.
linayr.iy.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
G. W. BERTSOH,
Tlllfi JmCliLU ANT TAILOIt.
Denis Furnishing Goods, Bats & Caps
UF JSV1SUV DESCKIPTION.
Suits rnndo to order at Bhort notice
and a lit always iruaranteod or no salp.
Call and oxamino tlio largest nnd beet
selected stock of goods over shown in
Columbia county.
Store-next door to First National Bank,
JUAJiN STUEIST,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
nVHIMSPBIA.-Its Nature. Cause I-,,.
AJAr cott"M
June.tu w d
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Philadelphia Markets
coiihkotkd" weekly.
r.PKJ?.,r,Vcs,crn winter bran, snot, 18.78 In
FLpUIl Wostern extra's 3 00 (, isj t l-enna
family, 3.VB 9 4:00 onto clear, 4.00 4.isjtf winter
iiamin.ua o.o-; l-enna, roncr process. 4.10 9
' WHKAT-rennsylvanlarcd, No. 1, 9ltf
It 1 K.8S.
(,'OHN. 47 01 49
OATH. No. 3 White f 33 No. 2. U
HAY ANU STKAW Timothy fllinlrn Wl9tjrn
and New Vork,18.tx). fair to good Western and
ttvn i4 ii. vu; iiieuium ttcsiernanunow
ork, 8(4 9. I Cut hay as to quality IS. 9 18.
Hyo straw n, Wheat straw, jo. oat straw
1WAT0ES.-NCW 1.S3 (SS.23 rer bbL
KOOH. Pennsylvania 13; western Uy(.
llUTTKIt. Pennsylvania creamery prints SO
Creamery Kxtra lil, Western extra 18,alr 13 (4 17.
IJVKl-OULTltV.-Fowls, 9(410 Turk08 9
"mtKssKl) roULTltV.-Chlckcns, 13 Turkey 13
13. ducks 113 13.
N0'
i'lOK OV 1NQUKST.
KSTATR OP CATIUMNK FAIIVER, IllSCIAfUtB,
lo ivter Farter, of lltlg
Hester llclnhard. ot Mallm
1'a.: Harah A. lima, of li
Thomas Farter, or Oascvllle. Huron Co., Michigan.
I'ot.ujinu county, ss:
Whereas, at an Orphans' Court, held In Blooms
bmi. In nnd for tlio county ot Columbia, tho
third d.ty of May, A. 1). lsso. before tho Hon. Wm.
Klwcll, Pictl lent, nnd his Associates, Justices of
tho said Court, the petition of Oeo. W. Farver was
presented, setting forth that Catharlno Farver, of
said county, lately died Intestate, seized In her
demcsurns of fee, ot nnd In u certain messuage
ond tract ot land slluato in tho township of Jack
son, said county, bounded by lands of John Fritz,
Frit and Keldiner, Samuel Knousennd Washing
ton Knouso, containing about eighteen acres of
land, with tho appurtenances. Take notice that
an Inquest win bo hold on sold lands upon tho
premises, on.Matuiilay, July 10, msa, nt or.o o'clock
in tho nrtcrnoon, to mako partition to and among
tho hell s and legal representatives of tho said
Cat nnrlne Farver, deceased, if tho samo can bo
Mono without prtjudlco to or spoiling tho whole.
Audit It cannot bo so dltldcd.lhen to valuoand
npprnlso tho whole of tho sold real estate, at
which timo and placo you can attend If you sco
proper. BA.MULL SMITH, Sheriff.
liloomsburg, June 8, 1880.
JxlUTOlVrNOTICrl
Vstate trfSita Mcltenry Itte of fMilngcnrk toieii.
Mlt OeiraFfd,
Letters testamentary on tho estate of Silas Mc
llenry, deceased, having been granted by tho lteg.
tster ot said county to tho undersigned executor
Hll persons Indebted to said cstato aro hereby noti
fied to pay tho same, nnd thoso having claims
against said estate to present tho samo without
delay to
WILLIAM KMcItENltY
Stillwater, fa. Executor.
J 18 Gt.
XKOUTHIX'S NOTIOK.
mute nt Aaron llemlershvtt, late of the lotcn of
MoomitwirQ, ttecfnml.
Letters testamentary on tho estato of Aaron
Itendcrsholt, deceased, having been granted by
tho lieglster of said county to the undr rslgncd ex.
ecutrix all persons Indebted to said estato aro
hereby notined to pay tho some, and thoso hav
Ing claims against said estate to present tho Batno
without delay to
LAVINA HKNDE11SHOTT,
Oeo. K. KLWKi.r, Am. Executrix.
M 2S
ADMINISTKATOH'S KOT1C13.
iff oMarv Walters, late ctT tfaatsontu-p, rtAI
Letters ot administration In said estate having
been granted to the undersigned administrator,
l... i v"-3 ucuivu iu bam rmuiu are nercoy no
tuied to pay tho same, nnd thoso having claims
-fc"...ov ,B,.4iu uu-m-iil iuu same ui
apr S3 itEV. H. c. MUNIto. Administrator.
Muncy, l'a.
MHNISTHATOH'S NOTICK.
JCState Of Hit lnlfii' Into r.f t-Lhl......,.
I tters of nilmlnletrnflnit In u.l.i
been trranrpfi tn tho i)nriDnit,n&i .rin.i.,n.
all persons Indebted to said iBtato are hereby nol
lined to pay tho same, and those havlnr claims
JAVUU UKIM1.NUKU, Adm.
A DMIMSTRATOK'S NOTICE.
Estate of William Siller, latenf llrlarcreek imn,.
fHI p. deceased.
Letters of nilmlnltrntlnti In 01M
v V, . . . "u--i&JKeu uuimmsiraior,
all persons Indebted to k.iui ki.ia nm hnmn.-
tined to pay the same, and thoso hating claims
...... v .om.u I'lVOt llt II1G UUIU IU
at WILLIAM LAMOK. AHm.
AUDITOirS NOTICE.
EST1TR OP R. IT. T ,1-11 V -it(.L-l.En
The Undersll?ne,l Allilltnr nnnnnlntrul w' n.-
phans' court of Columbia county, to distribute
funds In the hands of the administrator, win it
at his offlco in Berwick, l'a , on Saturday. Juno 20,
lssa, at 10 o'clock a. m , when and where all part-
, . v"w- --"aui uu un.-rur ufuurrca rrom conr
,uK iu uu sum 1UUU. , k. NWITI 1
'""y Auditor.
UDITOIt'S NOT1UE.
K8TATB OFWILMttl WK8T, PRCKASKD
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by the Or.
nuaus Lourr. or Co un.bl.i county to distribute
tato or William West, wtn sit at his omce tn
lHooinsburg.ijn Mondar, June iwth Nsa at 2 o'cloc
P. m . when and wl.ern nil -v-i-tioa into-.,.,., t.
said cstntn o ust appear and present their claims
v. u u. ua-n-u Hum uuiuiiit in on saiu runa.
,. . E. li. lKELF.lt,
lu"0 1- Auditor.
Administrator's Sale
OF VALUABLE
TCcsafi Instate !
Tho undersigned, n'dtninlstrntorof the estato of
Mary waiters, late of Madison Twp., deceased,
will expose to publlo salo on tho premises on
Saturday, July 31. 86,
av iu u clock a, in., an mat certain messuage, ten
ement nnd tract of land situate In Madison Two..
i-ommuia county, in., Bounded and described as
follows, to-wlt: Beginning in a publlo road leadlnc
from White Hall to Jerscytown on line of lands of
Win. Mcllrlde, thenco along said road south thlr
ty-lght degrees cast twenty-eight perches. thence
by namo south forty-nlno degrees cast eight
perches, thenco by samo south fifty-seven and
one-fourth degrees, eleven and nvo-tenths perches,
thence by lands of Win. Mcllrlde north forty -two
degrees cast eighty-nine and three-tenths perches,
thenco by samo south thirty seven degrees cast
rorty-two and live-tenths perches to another pub
llo road, thence by land of Jacob Olrt'jn forty,
thrco and one-fourth degrees west ninety-eight
perches, thence by lands ot Jacob Biddlo north
lony-nino negroes west eighty-seven and nvo-
tenths perches, thenco by land of Win, McBrlde
north foity-fourand one-half degrees east twenty
aim me-ienius percjes to place ot beginning, con
taining
31 ACRES
and sotenty perches, more or less.
TEltMS OF SALE. Ten per cent of ono-fourth of
tho purchase money to bo paid at tho strtUnir
down of the property; the one-fourth less tho ten
percent, at the conflnnatlon ot boIs aud tho re
maining threo-fourths In ono year thereafter
with Interest from confirmation nlsL
(J 1 J ItEV, 11. C.MUNRO.
Limns, Attys. Administrator.
T
lEAGHEHS1 NOTICE.
"Tho llloomsblircr SVlinnl Itntint will linM a K.....
lar meeting ou Friday etenlug, Juno 23th, 188a Tat
which thru teaehei-M rni- th pntmim-. vna-iiYi.
selected. All applications should o sent to tho
div-viui uuui m-iuru iiiul uay.
J. c. BHOWN, secretary.
June, 18-st,
.t. -t t.A IV1T f. T-w,tl.lA..
JETTING,
a lettlncr will Iia liet.i nt n.n iihAi.i.ak ,
r,"1 "'""""J iu, i!ou. ai nan post ono
p clock tor tho purposo ot erecting a frame school
house ts by 3d feet, ono story building 1
I1OU.1O. or at tbe nuhllnliniisui nr fitHna it.L
MWinrfillnntti-nii tut Limn ,.r i t t.
School uoartl, HuckUorn, l'a.
KEYSTONE ACADEMY I
John II. IIaiiius, Ph. D. 1'iiincipal.
EIGHTEENTH YEAH BEOINS
AUGUST 24, 1886.
l'ropcrty cost fM.axx Campus, so acres.
Library, over 8,ou) volumes.
Uore than 11, cw in apparatus.
Superior facilities for students In rhj blology.
Location healthful, Instruction thoroutrh. disu
uipuuu umi, ux)enses moueratc, experienced
teachers, small classes, personal attention.
I'repares for business, for collego and for.teach.
Ing. students prepared In Kcystono hato entered
Yalo and Harvard unconditioned.
Separato building of brick, heated by steam, for
me use ui luuios.
students travol on the D.L.& W. and branches
nna on mo Lehigh valley at halt rates.
For catalogue or Information address the nrinn.
pal at Vacloryvllle, J'a. rm. stl-ains.
TO FARMERS !
:o:-
Any ono tn want of tlio
BUCKEYE Ac!Wehy,
Ulasa Feed Fertilizer, Grain
Drill, Cider Mill or nny
tliing Aranufactured by
tho Company, can
get them of
AARON SMITH,
iiUUfUtUKN, PA.
onr. 10.6ms.
BLOOMSDUUG MARKET.
Wholesale,
Itctnll
Wheat per bushel 85 00
ityo
Corn " ....
OfttS' " "
Flour " bbl
Htitter
EfiCfl
Potatoes
Hams , ,
Dried Apples
8klo nnd shoulder
Chickens
Turkeys
Uccso...
Lard per lb
liny per ton
Vinegar per gal
Onions per bushel
Veal skins
Wool per lb
Hides
CO
45
33
CO
45
0 to (1
14
14
12J
12
40
11
03
00
10
12
03
20
75
07
00
14
05
09
12
14
10
12.00
110
1.00
r to
C'OAI. ON WlIAIlP.
No (I t3.00; Nos 2 0, 4 & Lump $3.2.1
No. S $3.00 Dltinnlmifl, $3.25
Goud Business Location
Tito uudursigncd offers for snip, on
easy terms, tlio
Planing Mill, Dry Dock5 Lumber Shedg
etc., (with excellent wlmrfngo fnciliticn)
located on tlio banks of tho l'cnn'n
Cnnnl, within one-qtiartcr of a milo of
tho D. L. & W. depot, at Ucaoh Hn
von, Luzerne county, l'a. A good ferry
also connects this place with tho coun
try on opposito eido of tho Susque
hanna river. Tlio machinery consist!)
of a large plancr,nioulliug and match
ing machine, turning lathe and bracket
saw, alno circular eaws, all in good
working order. It has a
10-horse Power water wheel
under n twenty-six foot head. Tho
mill is 30x45 fert, with two largo lum
ber sheds, one 18x94. ono 20iG4. This
is a food openiiin for any energctio
business man. For further patticulais
apply to
Snralt Bracler,
Ex'lt OV D. J!ltAlKIt KsTATK.
March 5-tf." Beauli Haven, Pa
E. B. 8R0WER
GAS FITTING & STEAJJ HEATJNO
DKALEIt IN
STOVES &T1N WARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Hoof
ing and Spouting j roniptly
attendt d to.
rvstrlct attention given to heating by steam.
Comer of Main & East Sts.,
Bloomsburg Pa.
WE AliE
iifm !
lf fSindef, Syete JVEowe.
We bate tho only full tteel frame binder In market, and aro telling it at fair prices. Dont hn tniirwi
into buying ism nnd lb85 machine? at the price w e are belling isso machines.
00ME AKD EXAMINE OUR 2 NEW MOWERS.
ItEAlt AND FKONT CUT. ALSO OUIt
Junior Right-Hand Binder.
Meffl 0AruUl,no o, o,bo,no rep,,,, olway
hand a full lino of knives, rivets, etc, for all makos ot reapers and inowcra. macll"lcs' omuntljr on
HARMAN & HASSERT.
PENNY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
SOI.S iOINTS FOlt
V. y. ADAMS 4 CO.,
FINE CUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Solo agents of tho fol
lowing brands ot
Cigars.
I1ENKV CLAY,
LONDltES,
KOlt.MAI,
INDIAN PRINCESS,
SAMbON,
SILVEU ASH.
Alexander Bros. (6 Co,
WUOLESALE DBA LEI'S IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
fcOLE AtlENTS FOR
HENRY MAILLARDS
SSSCA.NDIES.
FRESH EVERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, pa.
THE HAMBURG
lUo"Vx7eho
plows.
FiRJEfS PRODUCE
Bioomsburcf. Pa.
Rupture
iMim'iailllllBiiiiuiiwiui
send for his homo orcuiaror mivion 7,i7 lr...fi."
uriouoo above IteadeBtreeu "vhuo.
PltOPllIETOIt OF
Exchange Barber Shop k Eiil Room
At tho old stnnd, under tho
, Exchnngo Hotel,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
ORNAMENTAL lEOli FkMIS
01" CAST CU WHOUOHT irtON.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds
:o:
Tlio following shows tlio Picket Gothic, ono ot
tho soveral beautiful Btjrlcsof Fenco tnanufactureri
by tno underslirncil.
For nenuty
cd. set un b
y ana Durability thoy aro unnurniwB
sot up by experienced uanaa and warranted
to give satisfaction,
Prices and specimens of othor de-
signs sent to any address.
Address
BLOOMSBURG PA.
May 4-tf
NATURE'S PERFECT HEALTH
rimp ran 13 impossible It the Sleoa
- liun is linniiin'u. ino liv
CONSTIPATION,
er Inactive, or tho
bun els constl
pat 1.
Tarrant's Effervescent
Seltzer Aperient,
will euro constipation, sick
hendnchoanddrspcpsln. It
regulates tlio bowels and
enables thot-oof rceblodl-
f estlon to enjoy their food,
t reduces fever, cools tho
blood, Is Invaluablo In plica
nnd Intlammntory diseases,
and Is a Justly esteemed
Aperient for children, eco
nomical, tellable, elegant
It should be found lu every
Sick-Headache,
AND
nvonmcll household. Bold bv drnir.
UldrLrdlHs gists everywhere. Manu
factured only by TAltllANT S Co., New York..
June 11 4U r.
A PRESENT!
Our readers for 18 cents In postngo stamps to
pay for mailing and wrapping nnd names ot
two book agents, will receive FltKH a Steel
Finish l'arior Engraving ot nil our l'KKSI
DU.N'Tc', Including Cleveland, slzo fflxsis Inch,
worth H00.
Address Eider Pub. Co., Chicago , III.
Julyl7-ly
llll,l-,M-.l...W
S24and 32Q Pearl St., Now York.
it3- SEND FOB 0IR0ULAI1.
SELLING TI1E
ANY ORDEIt
FOlt FESTIVALS
bo
SW'I'IJED WJTH
the
LOWEST
Market fries?,
AS FOLLOWS :
OKANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH'
WALNUTS.
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP COHN
BALLS.
CHAMPION PLOW
REVERSIBLE PLOW SHARE.
anew! Hmri In,n ,M , .1 ! ,r,...r"J V.'!
FOR SALE BY
EXCHMQE, U,
- "Ytol Dr. hhennau's nerwinni uSi.H.
itemembcr, omco iiroadway Ne'v York
wayClittU.