The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, August 27, 1886, Image 2
THE COLUMBIAN AJSD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA The Columbian. 0. E. Elwoll, 1 rait. J. S. Blttntandr.,f Eil""' bloomsburg7pai, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1880. Monroo county dcniocrftts will hold lliolr primary election on tho 28lli. Col. It. Bruco liloketls will got a big voto In this, his natlvo county. Prof. 0. 15. Stowo. tho husband of Harriot llccohcr Stowo of Hartford, died on tho 22(1. Tho Prohibition SUito Convention was hold in Harrisburir on Wednesday. Tho nttondaiico was very larce. Tho proceedings ccmo too lato for this issuo. Chairman W. U. Hcnsol has sold Jila internal. In f.Jin T.nnnnstpr Tnttllinen- cer. It is rumored that ho will accept a position with tho I'hilaUolpbia l tinea when tho campaign closes. Tho fnllnwlmt liolcnt was nominated by tiio Montour county democrats last Atnn.lfiv! f?(innross. Charles It. Bucka- lnur i Nnnator. James MeuormiCK : Jico- resentalive, Dr. .1. V. Holla ; Uounty Tmnuiirir. finnrrrnW. I'mrnr! Kecrislcr and llccorder, William C. Johnston : Associato Judge, John Hcnfiold. Montour for Buckalow. 1 Dr. Noubakcr of Montour county, tho onnonotit of Jesso Amerman for Con- cress, last week withdrow from tho contest and the fight was mado direct St3t0 iogtitutions, exposed and correct tnr Mr. ItiiRbnlnw. Tim urimarv olec- - i -i s -..!, o' tion on Saturday resulted m a great victory for tho latter gontleman, ho securing 24 out of 28 delegates. The county convention on Monday nomi nated Mr. Buckalow by acclamation, nud appointed tho conferrees named i i " . . . t o nri-!.l .1 A..tl.n.... I oy mm, viz: j. o. uiummu ui township, Robert Curry of Valloy, and W. C. Johnston of Danville Should his Luzcrno conferrees, and tho Beam ish oonferrcea of Lackawanna be ad mitted to tho conference. Mr. Buck alow will have four out of seven coun ties, and will bo nominated on first ballot. If thero is anything like fair play this will bo tho result. Now Elect Hun. Vmm Ihn Npw York Run. No better Democrat than tho lato Jeremiah S. Black, uo truer patriot, no citizen more thoroughly imbued with I tho American principles whioh tho ment of laws by whioh labor organt Dcmocratio party has brought down zation may be incorporated and arbi froni tho days of tho fathers, over tration extended and enforced and a lived in Pennsylvania or in any other suitable) apprenticeship act for tho pur State of this Union. I poso of creatine a better class of arti- Ohauncey Forward Black is tho I worthy son of an honored sire, but ho I does not owe his nomination ioe Gov-1 ernor of Pennsylvania lo the fact that ho is any man's son. Ho is one of the comincr statesmen of this generation, Of Independent mind, possessed of crcat administrative ability, forceful, Si -., -it : eloquent, amiable, of incorruptiblo in tegrity, wholly in sympathy w'th tho ideas that dignify and elevate tho labor of tho many, as distinguished from the policy that enriches and irtrenches the low, no is tho sort of a leader to lead the Democrats of Pennsylvania to vio tory in this one hundred and eleventh year ot American independence. IIo can bo eleoted. Editorial Opinion. Philadelphia 2'ress: Mr Black is a most estimable and irreproachable Gentleman, lie had tilled the pertuno tory oflico of Lieutenant Governor with grace and diguity, and lias shown the higher talents of the political thinker aud orator. He is worthy of tho lion ore which iiavo been conferred upon him, and if ho could lead a united party upon live issues he would mako a strong canvass and prove a vigorous foeman. Ilarrisburg Patriot: Tho Dcmocrat io State Convention performed a per fect work in the nomination of tho ticket which will bo found at tho mast head of tho J'atriot this morning, Some of tho candidates were chosen after active contests and by close mar trins, but all won tho honors conferred on them by fair measures and are en titled to, as tiiey will receive, tho earn est and cordial support of tho party. Now York Herald: Tho Democrats of Ohio and Pennsylvania aro not ashamed of their convictions. What ever may bo said of the wisdom of thoso convictions, they aro boldly ex pressed. Tho platforms adopted yes tcrdav in convention at Toledo and Ilarrisburg are, moreover, explicit as well as courageous. And iu this tho Democrats of the Keystone and Buck eyo States show lo advantaco when compared, not only with the New York Republicans, as represented by their State Uomimltec, but, so lar, with jnow York Democrats also. Ilarrisburg correspondent N. Y, Sun: Tho nomination ot mr. JSlack is received among tho Democrats in this city witli great enthusiasm and satis faction. It was mado unanimous after tho ballot, on motion of R. Milton Speor, secondf d by Col Thompson, of Erie, anil Walter Barrett, ono of the delegates from Clearfield, tho county in which Air, Wallace lives, who piedg ed tho Convention that tho Democrats of that county would ao into tho can vass with groat earnestness and vigor in order to help tho ticket to success. Tho ticket is strong, represents tho vouna Democraoy. Philadelphia Leihjer: That being (tho rcnomination of tho present Uov ernor) out of tho question, tho conven tion has dono tho noxt best thing by naming for tho succession Lieutenant Governor Black, an unquestionably able, fit and experienced man. But fow men havo been so thoroughly trained in politics of tho broad-gauge pattern as Cbauncoy F. Black. IhcO' rellcallv and by close observation he has beeu in the atmosphere of public , inituvjr, imv.u ho preceptor in that branch of human knowledgo his vory learned and distin guished lather. iater on ho has nau direct and closo contact with tho pub lio affairs of his own state, and is far belter qualified and equipped in those respecti than most nominees for tho Gubernatorial chair. Intellectually ho has bright gifts, which havo been Mil- . . , ,b., ' i :.. sH;iB?iuir withoul know,nfi Do Not Loso Your Vote. An incorrect impression nrovails that Sept. 3d is tho day upon which tho nw-litrv nln,P Thin is an error. Ski-- tk-iihh li, U ilm lastdav ou which vou can bo registered to insiwe you a voto at tho uext election, oee mav ev.i dkmoouat in your district is registered before that time. Tho Dcmooralio riatform. ADOITKU AT Til II BTATK LAST W1IKK. CONVENTION I.Tho Democracy In Pennsylvania In convention assembled do dcolaro llint wn renllirni tho Clilcnco tdatform of 1884, approved by tho pcoplo in tho election ol Cleveland and Hendricks. That wo favor a just niiil fair re vision of tho rovenuo laws in accord- anco with tho letter and spirit of that declaration of Dcmocratio principles, and in such revision caro should bo tnkoii that such changes shall bo mado In n sriirit of fairness to all interests and without depriving American labor of tho ability to succcsstuny conipcio with foroign labor and without impos ing lower rates of dtitv than will bo nmnlo to cover auv increased cost of tiroduction w no i mav oxisl ui conso- qttenco of thu higher rate of wages lirav.iilinir in this community. 2. That wo endorso tho Democratic reform administration of President Clovoland. It has given confidence to tho business interests of tho county, purged tho departments of corruption, checked extravacance. discoiiraoed checked class legislation and monopolies, elevat ed tho civil scrvico Irom tiio partisan debasement to which it had been ro- duccJ bv nrcvious administrations, and has ma"do tho pcoplo of tho United States feel assured confidenco in tho tier neuiiiv anu saiuiy ui iuu ii.iuuu. a. mat wo cniiorso mo ucinocrauu rnlorm administration ot uovenor Pattison. It has rescued the om.non wealth irom flagrant corruption, vigt- lanuy guaruca mo puunu iruusm-jr, scrupulously protected . tho rights of Ihn tuinnlrv rnnnnminnll V fltl ministered fnrPn nvnri? nrnuislnn of tho Con- atttntinn vnfnrmpl Ihn tnnnflrrninp.nt nf ed abuso in the soldiers' orphans' schools, redeemed tho Pardon Board from scandals, and oxcoutcd all promis es made by tho candidates and party in 1882. .1 Thnt. wo nvmnntliipn with lfibnr in :ts efforts to mako industrial and mor- . . . . -. . ai worth, not monoy, tho true standard o individual and national greatness and to secure to tho workers tho full enjoyment of tho wealth they create and sufficient lcisuro in which to de velop their intellectual and social facul ties, and to this end wo desire tho en largement of tho Buroau Statistics, tho abrogation by all laws mat uo not bear equally upon capital and labor, and tho prevention of tho hiring out of convict labor, the adoption ot measures providing for tho health and safety i - i in .'- -r : .. ! . ,rt iinu liiueiiiiiiiiuuuuu ui iiijuiiua w thoso employed in mining, manufactnr- incr and building industries, tho enact Bans and mechanics, the prohibition of tho omploymont of children under 14 years of age in workshops, mines and factories, tho strict and exact enforce' ment of tho laws relating to pluck-me stores and storo orders and thoso re lating to tho accounting of industrial I works, tho appointment of inspectors l. -..r .t .1 to carry out these provisions and rigid enforcement of existing emigra tion laws, to exclude pauper, contract and assisted emigration. That wo pledge ourselves to mo enforcement of articles 10 and 17 of the Stato Constitution l elativo to pri vato corporations, railroads and canals by appropriate legislation. u. That tho atato and local tax laws should be so altered and amended as to relieve farms and real estato from its present unfair and large proportion of taxation and equalize tho samo so that personal estate would bo mado to pay its just part. Mesoloeil, That wo lament tho death of the Democratic leaders who upheld their political, principles through years of distrust, injustice and wrong. Death does not dissolve the tio with which thoir virtues bound us. Our party's inspirations and hope come lrora tho memory of lives and labors given to tho service of our country, We lament the death of him whooo lifo was happily prolonged until tho wrong dono in 1870 was mado right tho vice- president, Thomas A. Hendricks ; from Democratic councils has been taken tho presence, but not the influence- of tho purity of character, tho lofty patriot ism of the beloved soldier and citizen, Georgo B. McClellan. We mourn tho loss of tho venerable statesman who elevated his party with tho wisdom and integrity of Horatio Soymour. Wo know how Pennsylvania grieved for Winfield Scott Hancock Wo cherish the memory of him in tho shadow of whoso death wo meet, and tho sentiment which was adopted by a national convention of our party gives him tho best homago of frco men tho pledge of our dovotion to tho principles and cause now inseparable in tiio his tory of tho Kcpublio irom the labor and namo ot bamuci J. 'i Helen Soldiers' Orphan Schools. OENKICAt. WAdNKIt BU1UI1TS A VEKY 11A1I IIEI'OIIT OF TllEIK MANAOEMENT. General Louib Wagner, inspector of the soldierb orphan schools, has com plet'd his examination of thoso inslitii' lions and tiled his rcpoit ilus pu'jlio document is not very voluminous, but it reveals thorough work on tho port of the inspector. Every soldiers' orphan school has been visited, every feature of their internal economy scrutinized and tho general management and meth ods of business pursued investigated with manliest impartiality and caro. The result of tho examination snow that tho Chester Springs School is in a very unsatisfactory condition in all its departments. Tho Dayton School has bad water supplied ami tho sanitary arrangements are bad and tho girls dormitories crowded. Harford bchool reported as destitute of bath-tubs combs, brushes, towels, and tho cloth ,ing of tho ohildren is very bad. Tho Sohool tho Merccr Schooi the Moullt 5Ci100i Uniontown School, th Whitehall School, tho Butler School and tho Loysvillo School. Under tho statute tho usual branches of a common school education aro quired, but an oxuniination by General Vaguer revealed the fact that certain ot ho branches of study called for are ?""etJ: 1 ho Mercer, MoAll.sterville, Mountdov and Chester Snnnira Schools Mraxaas: dn, as iu a home, thus securing for tho latter ample and proper food, is not true, aud that the officers nnd toaohers aro providod with dishes nicd tho children. General Wngnei'i report includes considerable mass of facts and figures, i imwihb .vauiuy navviuvm ho has many oommondatory things I " uuv Niagara Cranks. Cranks possessed with a mania for going through the Whirlpool rapids at Niagara aro turning up uvcry day. Cant. Webb was tho first to attempt it ami ho lost his lifo iu 18H3, nnd James Scott followed him last week. Sovcral men have recently gono through in barrels and como out with n fow brills- but tiio most daring attempt was mado on Sunday nftorhoon by a Boston policeman named William Kendall, hoso only protector was a common lifo preserver. Tfio following account is given oi ins ie.'u Pollco oflicors from tho bridge start ed nftcr tho adventurer, but they only got part down tho bank beforo they saw him enter tho river. While ho iloatod toward tho rapids several him- lred pcoplo gathered on tho suspen sion Bridgo and saw the attempt to cratilato Captain Webb. At tho land- ng Kendall had quickly stripped him self nnd put on a lifo preserver similar to tho ones found in ocean steamships. It was no protection against tho ranids but to prevont him from boing sucked down by tho undertow. Sattlts and Wnlker buckled on tho life preserver, and after tho policeman had taken a big horn of whisky from a flask ho had brought for tho purpose, ho jumppd into tho water, swam a fow strokes and then floated on his back. Tho current was in and Kendall was carried towards tho cataract fully three hundred feet Turning over on his breast ho Bwam for the Canada side nnd was soon iu tho swift current which directly feeds tho rapids. It was just 2 o'clock when Kendall started, and five minutes later ho struck tho first breaker, swimming easily. Then began a contest tor lifo with tho tumultuous waves, which lasted about three minutes, for tho three quarters of a mile. Tho swimmer was tossed up and dovn in tho rapids and thrown from ono wavo to another until peoplo on the bank wero certain that ho had been killed either by hid- ilen rocks or smothered by ""tho great volumo of water which makes tho big aves of tho rapids. Several times the policeman was wholly submerged mid peoplo on tho bank thought ho was df ad. When tho breakers of tho surf tossed Kendall into the whirlpool ho disappeared from view and was not Been for nearly two minutes, when he camo to tho surface IIo made a fow strokes at first, as ho tried to get out of tho outer swirl, and then swam di rectly towards the shore. Tho light tor UIo was closo enough to mako tho fow spectators at Mr. Brundago's park shudder when they occasionally saw tho form of tho man tossed upon tho raging tlood. SAFELY T1IU0DQ1I THE TOKKENT. Slowly but surely the struggler got towards tho shore and finally landed on tho Canadian side. Ho was scon on a rock, and thero ho lay, pretty early dead, until Tom Rilov, a hack- driver, and Georgo Toby, a-Now York comrade, pulled him out of tho river. Kendall was wholly unable to walk anu was carried up tho stairway to Dawson Place, whero ho was fed on brandy. Quite a crowd oongregated and shook hands with him. .Later ho was taken to the Wavorly Hotel, at Suspension Bridge, and put to bed. Dr. Hunter made a critical examination of Kend all and found no injuries of enough importance to need his services. An Aggressive Oampaign. Tho Democratic Stato Committee pcud headquarters at tho Girard House, Philadelphia, this week, in the same rooms in which tho victorious Pattison campaigu was organized. An immediate conference of tho chairman ith tho candidates is to bo held to outline tho plan of the campaign. It is not expected thoro will be much of canvass on tho stump for a tow weeks to como ; but tho work of thorough and completo organization will be bo- gun at once, and as soon as tho letters ot acceptauco aro published tho issue t campaign documents will bo begun. For tho present the most important work to bo dono is tho completo reg'u- tration of voters. After September 2d this cannot bo attended to if neglected now. Every Democrat should register and overy committeeman should see that overy voter is enrolled on tho asses sor's books. The Anarohists Oouvioted. Tho jury which for sovoral weeks as boeu trying tho Anarchists in Chicago rendered a verdict last Friday, They find August Spies, Michael Schwab, Samuel Fielden, A. R. Parsons Adolph Fisher, George Englo and Louis Lingg guilty of murder and fix death as tho penalty. Uscar v. JNeeDe was gived 15 voars imprisonment, luis lesson should teach men who seek to break down organized society that thoy aro not above tho law,and that America is no placo for tho oxerciso ot their criminal praotices. Tho throwing of bomb shells into a crowd ot policemen was the direct crime ol which thoy were convicted. Mayor Smith of Philadelphia o'ecu. pies n very uueuviablo position. Tho Times charges mm with embezzle. ment of tho city funds, and urges him to prosecute the editor and publisher of that paper for criminal libel if tho charge is untruo. To this tho "dandy mayors only reply is that the chargo ot the . tinea is unworthy ot answer, Tho law makes it tho duty ot city councils to impeach pnblio officers for ... i.il l : . . - . ruiumiiig piuiiiu luuuuys, umi ivisjiiuu ablu tint Mayor Smith will be tried by them. If tho allegations mado by tho Times aro true, his irapeaolnnont and removal from office, aro inevitable, nnd his conviction nnd imprisonment probable. Black nt Home- On Monday evening tho Jefferson .Democratic Association ot lork cavo a reception to Chaunccy F. Black nt his home. JHr, liiack was congratu lated on his nomination. Tboliieuton ant Governor in his roply said : It is hardly noceHsary lor me to say that nothing in tho events, nnd noth ing in all tho proceedings leading tip to tho event upon which you congratu late mo, has given mo suoh deep seated and abiding pleasure as tho steady gen erous nnd unselfish support of my friends at home. I can nover repay it. I know no fitting terms m which to noknowledgo it, but you will not regret it, I am sure. If when called to tho great oflico ol Governor, as I have evory reason to bcllovo I will bo, I shall administer that high trust with personal honor nnd official integrity. That I promlso you I will do. Sinco January, 1883, tho executivo adminis tration has been abovo reproach. No chargo of official corruption, no sugges tion of dereliction of moral or legal duty, no scandal liko those whioh hung in clouds over tho capital for many years before, hns boon knowu. Tho peoplo secured what wo promised them nud what .thousands of good Republi cans determined by their independent action thoy would have a puro admin istration in tho Intercuts of tho pcoplo a marked contrast with tho evil rulo of tho monopolies nnd rings. Should I bo elected I think I cngngo no tnoro than I can perform when I say, as I do horo nnd now, that the present stato of affairs shall conllnuo nt Ilarrisburg. This, my fellow-citizens, is to bo an aggressive campaign if I havo the power to mako It so. And by this term I mean thnt wo hopo to raiso tho pcoplo of all conditions nnd in nil em ployments to nil assertion of tho rights of tho many to tho full enjoyment of their natural and lawful privileges under tho Constitution of this Common wealth. Following Mr. Black congratulatory addresses were made by A. B. Farqti hnr. York's largest manufacturer, nnd a prominent Republican, who publicly proflcrcd his earnest Biipport i Kx-uon-grcssnian Jas. II. Hopkins, Dr. John Weist, Ex-Congressnian Levi Maish, E. D. Zeigler, Deputy Master Gcarard Brown, of tho State Grange, nnd others. The demonstration was ono of tho largest ever witnessed in York. IOO Doses One Dollar. Hood's Bftrsaparllla Is tho only mcitlclno ot wlilch this can lio truly said ; and It Is an tinnnswcrablo argument na to tho strength nnd posltlvo eeonomv of tlila great medicine Hood's Sarsaparllla Is tnado ot roots, herbs, barks, etc., long and favorably known for their jiowcr In purlf ylnr; tho blood ; and In combination, proportion, and process, Hood's Barsaparllla Is jicciillnr to itself. "For economy and comfort we use Hood's Barsaparllla." Mas. C. Diif.wsteii, Ilultalo. "Hood's Barsaparllla takes lcs time ami quantity to show Its cHect than any other preparation t ever heard of. I would not bo without It In tho house." Mns. C. A. M. UVBBAltD, North Chill, N. Y. 100 Doses One Dollar Hood's Barsaparllla cures scrotula, 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 lmpuro blood or low condition ot tho system. Try It. " I was severely afflicted with scrotula, and for over a year had two running sores on my neck. I took flvo bottles ot Hood's Sarsapa rllla' and consider myself entirely cured." O. E. I,ovEJOV, Lowell, Mass. "Hood's Barsaparllla did mo an lmmcnso amount of good. My wholo system has been built up and strengthened, my digestion Im proved, and my head relieved of tho bad feel ing. I consider It the best medicine I havo ever used, and should not know how to do without It." MAnv L. 1'zniE, Salem, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparllla Sold by all druggists. $1; six torts. Mado only by C. L HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass 'JOO Dosos Onot Dollar. DEMOCRATIC) TICKET. STATE. Foit Govkiikou, CIIAUNCEY V, BLACK., of York. Foil LlEUTKNANT GoVUUNOIt, ' It. BRUCE RICKETTS. of Luzerne. Fon Auditoii Genkuai, WILLIAM J. BltENNAN. of Allegheny. Foil CONGnESS-AT-LAROE, MAXWELL STEPHENSON, of Philadelphia. Fon Secketaiiv of Internal Affairs, J. SIMPSON AFRICA, of Huntingdon. county. Foit Conhiiess, CHARLES R. BUCKALEW. subject to tho decision of tho Conferee s ot tho Uth District. Fon State Senator, JOHN G. FREEZE. Subject to thedecl-'on of tho Conferees of the 2lth District. For Representatives, A. L. FRITZ, Of Bloomsburg. JAMES T. FOX, Of Beaver Township. For Associate Judoks, JAMES LAKE, Of Scott Township. O. G. MURPHY, Of Centralia. VIGILANCE COMMITTEE- BKWElt Levi Michael, oeorgo Prelsboch, Isaao KUngcrman, Jloses SchUcher, J. 1'. Fry, Jesse, ltlttenhouse. IiElt'YiCK, K A. n. scely, Fr:oinan Sltlor, Jacob W. Campbell, lllram W. Bower BIinwit'K, W John Front, C;orgo A. Carey, in i, -luyuer. BENTON Emanuel Lnubach, Benton; Frank T. hhultz. Raven creek; Georgo oibuons, Cainbra; ittunen Mgtnoii, uenion. BtOOSI, E- John B. Casey, C. B. Robblns, C. 11 Cninnbell. i.-hos. 1L HouseL BLOOM, W Ouy Jacoby, David Olrton, John Welllver, Jas. M'Brlde. BHUllullEEK-Oldeon Michael, Geo. W. Miller, William Lamon, Cyrus Smith. CATAWIssa wm. t. creasy, Wm. Berkhelmcr, vtrn. hcnucK, Alien uarnciu CKNTHALLV Michael W. Urennan, David Walsh, John llennessv. CENTRE J. F, Rink, John Wanlch. Sanderson nagenDucii, Ariuur ureosy, a. o. jvocuer, Al bert. Keleliner. lvl Remlev. conyngu am, N uovt canheld, ratrlck J. Cain, William callagy. coNYNiniAM, s-John I". llannon, Patrick Healy, FISllINGUREEK Amos llartman, J. M. Aramcr- man. Norman M'Henrv. hamuel Coleman. FRANKLIN 11. s. McIIeury, Jonathan Loreman, duuuu Arutir. gott, Iola; Jacob Weilher, Eyert Grove; Win, liiacK, itonrsuurg; 1'iiiu luung, juiuviiiu. HEMLOCK Manilas uirton, Simon lick-hard, Lawrence L. llartman, Jacob Mart 7, JACKSON Frank Trlvelplece, J. W. Kitchen, Frank Fritz. LOCUST-A. M. Johnson. Christian small, Charles tieuver, Auam jJimimcK. MADISON-Charleall. Fruit, JJaltls Sterling, John M. Smith. MAIN-Gllbert Shumnn, Freas Bowman, Georgo lirelsh. M1FFI IN-lsaao Andreas. 0. W. Hess, E. bchwep penhelscr. MON'l'ouii James Quick, Rupert; Henry Lazarus. uruvuuiu; i. w. iiayiur, i-auiwissu. MT. PLEASANT sara'l HarUel, Ughtstreet,Mack muier. iiiuiuuusviiie; jsauu Appivuiuu, iui versvllle. ORANGE L. Jt. Sleppy, Theodore Hush, Miles DeLong. ROAR1NGCREEK James Knlttle, Win. B.Houck, Leander Feltarman. r.NF-D, it, Gordner, lino Summit. J. R. Fowler, lino tiummii; jianiei itouoins, nerrs. SCOTT. W-L. M. Kelchner. A. c. lltdlay. SCOTT, E B. F. ltelghard, Ell Schneldman, Wm, savage. SUGARlxjAF Alfred cole, Daniel steadman, Aaron rnu, E. jr. uuuacii. T fO TUB U0IJ)EI18 OF THE 150ND3 OK Till ULOOUSDCKQ STATE K0HU1L SCHOOL. SKUUHKU Hi tlHST UUKTUAUK, IIATBU BB1TSB BMK I use. Nouco u lierebr iven that, tno nnnc nai ana in terest ou bonds Nos. ja and so and tho Interest on another of said Bonds outstanding up to sept, 1, lw. will bo paid on presentation of the Baiue to the Treasurer, al his omcu in bloomsburg, at any uino vtuuia nueen iiays rroin Beiitemuer 1, is'o. If bonds aro not presented by October 1, IsM, iuu luiereui win do tieiauuea anu appnea on pay, inpnt nf nrliminal ilt-hr. II. .1. r'l.Altl. augo k Treasurer. Q UAHTElt NOTICE. Not co Is hereby given that an application will be made to the court ot common Pleas ot Colum bia county ou Monday tho nth day of September 11 IkUtdllirMtnvlnlr Inllta nFtrt.nnAn .,,... the corporation act ot is'4 and tho supplements thereto, by toward Williams, 11. F. Dj ke, John Lamnei, John Lewis and Jonn K. Davis tor the charier ot an lntendod corporation to bo called 'Tho Odd Fellows Temple aud Hall Ausoclatlon ot tho Borough of Centralla.Columbla Co., Pa." tho character and object ot which b for tin purpose of creeling and maintaining a public hall tn said Borough of Centralla.and lor this purpose tohau', nossiss und enlov all the rlirhls. bem-nts ami privileges conferred by the said act and Its supple- WILLIAM UltYSON. tc solicitor, IVER COMPLAINT fM PTflMi lia(l breath a bitter or .1111 lUlllui bad taste in the mouth; pain in the back, sides or joints, oXen mistaken for rheumatism, sour stom ach,' his of appetite; hoicels alter iiatehj costive and lax; headache; loss of memory, with a pailful sensation of having failed to do something which ought to have been dono; debit- uy; tow spirits; a (inch; yellow ap pearance of the skin and eves: a dm cougn, ojten mistaken tor consuinp- llUtl. How Cured. "1 havo been nnitctcd many years with dyspepsia, sick heailaclio nnd nrrcctlon ot the. kidneys caused by torpid lt cr. 1 havo tried a Krent many remedies nnd physicians prescriptions without nucccst, health tail ing nil tho tlma Purlng last Kail and Win ter 1 was obliged to suspend tiio most ot my labor In my Held ot Homo Missionary work on account ot my liculth. Knrly this Spring 1 was Induced to try Simmons I.Uer llegululor, nnd hnvo had moro leal good health since then than for years before. I use the medlcluo to reltve mo when, by ex posure or oer-excrtlon, 1 dlscoer tho Hymptoms of my disease returning. The ltegulator relieves mo nt once, nnd Is moro Mtlsmctory in Itserfecls than anything of llioklndl cer tried. Iluuo also used It with good success in my family to ward ort bilious nttneks." Jos. i:. Wiikki.kk, Cum berland l'res. .Minister, Ibanou, Mo. JMIINISTKATOK'S N()TIC!I2. f HT TK lF 11 III A F10N Bh DKRCI, MO D. lAtlersof ndmlnlstrntlon on llieestnleor ldla Snonrnbortr. I.ilo of Itrlairict'k Tun. Cohiiiitila county, I'n., deceased, hnvo been grunted lo N. U. uiik, ii-Muuig in m-oii iwp., ham county, 10 horn nil nersons Indebted to said estate niere- nucsted tomnKonnvment. nnd 1 huso hnvlntr claims or demands, will mako known the samo without augo la. Aumimsinuor. DJUNISTKATOU'S NOT1CK. ' Xttat of Kmanurl Krum, tale of Scott Tiep, Lettersof administration In said rstato haMntr been granted to tho undersigned administrator, all persons Indebted to said estato nro hereby no tllled to pay tho same, and thoso having claims uguuisL sum vsuuu pil'seni iuu siimr lo iu.u. uiiuivL,!-;, Aum r., nugJO. Orangovllle, l'a. UDITOH'S NOTICE. STATB Ur MILTON MAtTKLI.KK, 1 bO l. Tho undcrelcned. an Auditor nnnolnted brthc Orphans' Court, or Columbia county, unon motion ot J. II. Maize, Esq , and by agreement of counsel, luprcseniing puiues in uueresL, iu uisiuuuiu mo balancclnhacdsnfA.il. croup, iidmlnlstralor ot tho estnto ot Mll'on Mnslrllcr, decensi'd, as np- Jiears on his nnal account, to and among tho part es entitled thereto, will attend lo tho duties of his appointment nt tho oflico ot Charles B Jackson, Esq Iu I ho borough ot Berwick, on Friday, September 8, ls, nt nine o'clock in tho forenoon, when nnd where nil panics Interested are tequested to pro sent their claims beforo the undersigned, or bo forcicr alter debarred from comlngln on said fund. nugo It. N. v. FUNK, AUUltor. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. KSTATK OP JOHN P. II UTCU ISON , PtCEASKl). Tho linilerKtiriieil Anrtttor. onnolnted br tlfe Court, to dlstrlbuto balance In tho hands of tho accountant to and among the parties entitled thereto, will sit nt his onice in Bloomsburg on Fri day, August -.'7, at 10 o'clock a. m, when and w hero uu persons Having claims ugiuust, sum csiuiu uiubt, appear nnd provo tho same or bo forever debarred from coming In on said fund. uugu f , r. mi.iui. l iii, Auuiiur. JUDITOK'S NOTICE. USTATIS UFT1IUUAS UllllI.IHV, UKCBASK1'. Tho undersliraed Auditor nimolntcd by tho or phan's Court ot Columbia county to mako dlstrl- Duuonoftue balance in tho hsnas ot mo narnm lstrator of said decedent, as shown by his first and final nccount, will sit nchtsofllceln Bloomsburg on Saturday, September 4th lsse at 10 o'clock a. m. to perform tho duties of his appointment, when and where all persons having claims against said estato must appear and proo the same, or bo de barred from nuy share ot said fund. U.U. JV. L.L f.I.1. ta. Auditor. UDITOH'S NOTICE. KSTATK OP JOHN VOUE DECEASED. Tho undersltrnert auditor, annolnted bv tho Or phans Conn of Columbia county to dlstrlbuto tho funds In the hands ot tho administrator to and among parties entitled tnereto.wlll sit at hlsomco in uiuuuisuurg on eniuruay cepieinuer u, isno uv 10 o'clock a. m. when and where all nartles havln? claims against said estato must appear and prove tho same or bo forever debarred from coming in on said fund. A. L. FRITZ, Auditor. UDITOU'S NOTICE. ESTATE OP WM. J. IKttLKK, DEU'U. Tho undorsfeded. an Auditor annolnted by tho Oruhnns' Courtof Columbia county, to distribute tho funds In tho hands of Erllkeler, admlnl-lrator of the estato of wm. J, Heeler deceased as appeals on his final account, to and among the parties en titled thereto, will attend to tho duties ot his ap pointment at thooftlco of Messrs. Ikeler Herring, attornevs-at-law. in tho town ot Bloomsburg. on weonesaay scpiemuer iuu at two o ciock in me uiiernuou, wnen unu wneru uu puriies tuieiv&it-u are renuested to nresent their claims beforo tho undersliraed. or be forever debarred from coming in upun suiu iuuu. i.ilAlli.13 w. r.. Ar.o, August 13. Auditor. UDITOH'S NOTICE. KSTAiA Url'UUlEUK A. lllL'.EIl, UKLHASEU The underslencd. annolnted Auditor, to dlstrlb uto funds in tho hands of btephen l'ohc and l'hlllp I. Miller, trustees of said decedent, arlslntr from tho salo of real estate of aid deceased, according to account filed "i said estate, will sit at his oflico In Bloomsburg on Tuesday, September 14, at 10 n, m. 10 peiiorm ine duties oi ms appointment, at watch time and placo all persons ha Mug claims against said tund will appear and present the same or they will bo debarred f roin coming In uon said xuud. icuur. uuuitirtuiiAM, augis Auditor. UDITOU'S NOTICE. Chester Copo 1 Court of Common picas ot VS. LOl, 10., V CDl', iX, 20. 11 n. v. uuwinuu ct ui. ) juuy i., isou. AND 1UUIUSI 11UI.I1H III ra,lrt ., rmm ,.,.. , ItPrlvlL' I" I WV.VM. wv.. ........ . t COL CO.. Fl. Fa.. NO. S a B. Bowman, et al. I s,n' Tl iuu uiiuersiuucii Auuiiur. uiinuiuit'd uv iuu Court to make dlstiibutlon ot tho tund arising from .ho Sheriff's salo of ihe property of tho de fendants In the abovo executions, will sit at his ortlcoln Bloomsburg, on Saturday, SeptcmVr 11, issfl, at 10 o'clock a.m., to perform tho duties ot bis appointment, u hen and whero a'l persons hav ing claims against said fund must appear ai d proi o tho samo, or bo debarred from any share iiicri-iu. w. n. jui.i.r.11. augau-it. Auaitor. rpHIAIj UST FOH SEl'TEMIiEK TEK.M, 1S-U. Mrs. D. 11. Frederick vs 1-Mward Lyons. Sarah (1. Hosier vs. Israel lllttenbender. btephen lllttenbender vs. Samuel Bowers, with uuiiou iu uiu reuuws nail ass u ui uruugu vine, tcrro tenants. Charles M. Conyngham and L. C. l'atne, doing business as Couyughatn & l'alhe, s James Mc- Aiarncy and .Mary .MCAiarney, uis wne. Jacob Haines vs. N. & W. B. Uy. Co. A. 11. Krlckbaum's use vs V. II. Krlckbaum. James Moyervs James S. Lowars, Admr. of Jo. scpu ciowfii, uec u, M. (1. Hughes and llermon Fahrbiger vs John Lloyd. II. W. Hess, 0. 11. Hess nnd I. J. Thomas, part ners, doing business In tho Arm name of Hess Cinomas vsiuram r. Kveretu Wm. II. Yorgey vs lAWUst Mountain Water Co. II. K. Heaco2k vs. Wm. Masleller. J. F. smith, now to use ot Catawlsaa Depo.-lt Bank vs. s. c. Creasy. Clark Cullender, ex'r of Joseph Hess, doo'dvs r ruucis nebs. Albert li Cadow vs. D. L. W. II It. Co. Theodore F. Craig vs. Mahala Cr&lg and Dan. lei F. Sevberu Charles W. Van Essen vs Thomas Webb and tho Columbia County Agricultural society. J. II. Kline, odm'r of lllram R. Kline vs Ellen 1VI1UU. C. E. lfnnock. J. L. Pcnnock and John S. Pen, riock, trading as tho firm ot c. Ii Pennock Co. vs. Charfes lleleharl. John Drum and Elemanda Drum, his wife, In right of the wife vs Ellas Shuman and Cath arine Shuman, for words spoden by the said Catharine. Charles W. McKelvy and Deborah j. McKelvy, his wife, to tho use of tho said Deborah, G.N. WUUts and Josephine V, Hilts, hb wife, to tho usooi ino raid josepuine, james u. juiinsay, Charles C. Hacenbuch and Anna II. Ilniren. buch hb w ire, to the uso ot tho said Anna, luurira jiuiiisuy, i. unaiu i . jiuuisay mm huu- urt n. itamsay vs, uuaries ii. jirocKway, Benjamin Fetterman vs. J. Boyd Roblson, Charles Relchart vs. Emanuel Mauser. II. W. Bower vs Martha B. Ferris, wife of O. S. rerns, owner, ana ueorge o, v, eiuver, con tractor, i John L. llrumbauch vs the I) L V R It Co. Patrick Burns, by his mother und next friend Maivarrt Burns, vs L A Riley. Lavfavetto F U-nu and William alley, trading as Loub A lilicy & K.U, Aaron Boons vs Esnv Uine and Cement Co. II FEvcreltvsllrucoFbutllffnndl'hlllpL Hess iuiu uuiiig uui-iueid uuuer mo name ui i r dui- uu una 1' L uesa. o 11 Millard vs John Snyder. George o Wolllvervs OF Ferris and Martha L r erns nu wue, owner, or reputed owner. II. W. lless, u. B. Hess and IraThumas, partners, doing uusmess as iicss & Thomas vs. mram r, Everett. C 11 Urockway vs Columbia countr with service on Stephen I'ohe, Washington l'urr nnd Elt dii-uucimmu A K smith vs Samuel ll.ugler. J II l'atton vs A 1' Heller. Tho Cunb Manufacturing Co vs Clark l Thomas. 1 11 Wagner, D W .Murfley and li F Wagner, trading under the firm name of Watsontowu 1'ianiug Mitt co. vs C F Harder. William Krlckbaum vs John n Caser. Auirus.USlllbbv ami Julia. liUwifiv In rl 'lit nf bula l(o vg Georgo llartman, Mary llartman and Clinton lllls, adm'r of tue estato ot balllo E Reitmeyer dweased. James Yost vs w ibon Ager nnd Elbha Ager, Albert Kimctob vs lllram Eekroat, hu Whitney vshb Bowman. ' . H U WUltuey vs B 11 Bowman. A DJUNlSTltATOH'S NOTICE. Tlnateofmiltam Killer, latfaf Ertarcnek tomu hl) rterriwed. Ix-ltersotndmlnlstrntlohln said estato having been granteil lo tho undersigned administrator, all persons indebted to said oslato nro hercDy no tlllcdtopoy tho same, nnd thoso having claims against said estato present tho samo to J.SWit WILLIAM LAMON, Adm. CJ WITHIN 0. SltORTUIXIIiS AUADUVtV, Q mil VOllNfl MKN AND HOTS, MEDIA, I'A. 18 miles from 1'hlladelphlii. Fired pilee eoera every esiiense, even books, Ac. Nocxfra chaiges. No ineldenlnl expenses. No examination for ad mission. Twelvo experienced teachers, all men, nnd all graduates, special opportunities fornpt students to advarco rapidly. Spoclnl drill for dull nnd backward bos. Patrons or students may (o lect any studies or chocw tho regular English, Sci entific, Business, Classical or civil Engineering course, students lilted nt Media Academy are now in Harvard, Yale, Princeton nnd ten other Colleges nnd I'olytcchnlo schools. 10 students sent to college Iu im, IS In 1881, 10 In 18ss, 10 In lBso. A graduating class every year In tho com mercial department. A Physical and V cmlcal laboratory, Gymnasium and Hall Ground. 1600 vols, ndded to library In 18S.I. Physical npparutu I doubled in WVL Media Iwis seven churches and n icraperanco charter which prohibits tho salo of nil Intoxicating drinks. For new Illustrated circular address tho Principal und Proprietor, 8WITII1N C. SIIORTLIOGE, A M., (Ilarvaul Graduate,) Media, . i Aug.u,st, iy-. J)OHOUOH NOTICE. Notlco Is herebr trlvcn that the citizen of Esnr. County of Columbia and smto of Pa., will present their iietltlon on Wednesilay, September s, 188,1, nt 10 o'clock n. in, to tho court of yunitcf ses sions of tho I'eaco to bo held at llloouisburg, said county, beginning tho 87th dayot September, A. ii. iu, ior mo incorpornuon ot tno said vuiago ot v-pr iiiui n uoruugn, unaer ami in pursuance oi ho soveral nets of General Assemblv ot tho Com. mhnnealth ot Pennsylvania In such cases mado and provided. IKEI.Mt & HERRING, Aug.s, Aiiys. tor citizens raitioncrs. TVTOTICE OP SCIUE FACIAS. JUi No. Ii December Tcnn, tsss. Millard II. Dally, ndm'rof Eleanor loekard. deoM. tothousoof tho heirs of Eleanor Lockard, dee'd. vs. Maria J, Headley, sunlvlng exrx. of Samuel F. iii-iiuit-j, ucuii, who was cxt oi i'.ieanor lock nrdand tho heirs of said Samuel F. Headley, deceased. To .Maria .1. lleodler. l!xrr.. tlpten Tlinnma ,iriiii, j, ,,iuu. (IIKI ,,111. iiiuuiui u"iuiiey UIHl Helen Thomas Ileadley, children of I. l'oyd Head- ic-j, urccasou, ii.ii7nueiii neniiy, wiuow. anu cnas. llently, Bessie Bently nnd Josetn Benlly, children of James 1'. ltcntly, deeeosed, nnd Roso lle-dlcy, widow, nnd Frank M. a Headley, Llzzlo Headley, Murla J. Heai ley and John B. Headley, children ot Frank Headley, deceased. Whereas, an Attn scire Facias has lisuedout ot the Court of common I'lensof Columbia Co., ns ui ino uuuu stnu'uu. una Term to revive noa conllnuo lien of ludirment, No. 8tMnvTerm. 1ST9. and whereas It Is ordered by tho Court that tho writ shall bo serveil us to tjoso residing out of tho c 'unty, by publishing tho substanco thereof in ono newspaper In tho county for threo successive weeks In nccordanco with tho 3d Section ot Rulo ax of nuies ot court, to-wlt: L'OI.UMIIIA COUMTY. S3! Tlie commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to tho Sheriff of said county greeting: Whereas, Millard II. Dally, ndmr. ot Eleanor Lockurd, deceased, to ino use ui iiiencirsui meaner i.ochariit ueceascu, plalntirfs lately In our court of Common l'leas, for tho county aforesaid, beforo tho Jutlcrea or tho said court at Bloomsburg, to-wlt: In the term of May, No. ass In tho j ear of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and seventy-ninc, by the Judgment ui uiw sum v.ouil, uiu iccuvcr uguiuii, Alalia .1. Headley. survUIng cxrx. ot Samuel F. Headley. dee'd. who wasex'i' ot Eleanor Lockard. nnd tho heirs of tho said Samuel F. Headley, deed., de fendants, ns well a certain debt of four hundred nnu iiuriy-feven uouarsana seventeen cents, as also four dollars nnd fortv-flvo centH for their cosis anu ennrges, wnicntuey sustained uyocca- sion or mo neieniion oi nai ocdl. wnereoi mo salil defendants nro convicted, Ac, as appears of record, atc, commanuing mo said oeienoams mat they be and appear before our Judges nt Blooms, burc. at our court of Common Pleas, there to bo held on tho fourth .Monday ct September next, to si o y cause, ir suv iner nave, wur iuu sa l niaiu tiffs outrlit not to have execution atralnstthem and also show cause why tho said Judgment ought not iu uo revived and continue a uen on incir leui u tate uurlnir another nerlod of live venrs. accont Ing to the Act of General Assembly In such case madonna nrouded. ir rotnemit snau seem cxne. dlent. w ltness the Hon. will am ElweILEwi..at 11 ooms. burg, tho nneenth day of May, In tho jenr of our Luru one inousand cignt nunurcd and cieuiy-s'.. w,w, ii. E9.-Niur.il, I'roiuonoiary. SAMUEL SMITH, Sheriff. augJ7. COURT PROCLAMATION- WHEREAS, the Hon. William Elwell President Judgo of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery .'.Court of Quar ter Sessions of tho Peaco and tho Court of Common rieas and orphans' Court tn tho Mth Judicial Dis trict, composed ot the counties of Columbia and Montour, and tho Hons. James Lake and r. L Shuman, Associate Judges of Columbia county have issued thelr'.prcccpt.bcarlng dale tho 13th day olMay 't the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, and to mo directed for holdlngA Courtof Oyer and Terminer and General Quarter Sessions ot tho reace, Court of Common rieas and Orphans' Court, In Bloomsburg, In the county ot Columbia, on tho fourth Monday.belng tho STtli day of Sept, ncit to continue for two weeks. Notice is hereby given to the coroner.to mo jus tlces ot tho Peace, and tho Constables of tho said County of ColumbIa,that they be then and thero In their proper person at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ot said 3rd day of May with their records Inqui sitions and other remembrances, to do thoso things which to their offices appertain to bo done. And thoso that aro bound byrecognlzanco to proseauto against tho prisoners that aro or maybe In thejall of the sold county ot Columbla,tobe then and there to prosecute them as shall be )uat. Jurors aro re quested to bo punctual in their attendance, agreeably to their notices. Dated at Bloomsburg -ji,) the 55th day of Art. In tho year ot our L. S. Lord one thousand eight hundred and r I eUrbty-slx. and In the ono hundred nnd tenth year of the Independence ot the United oiuu.'a ui America. fiicriti'H onice, hajiUEL smith,. Shei in JTULE ON HEIRS. ESTATE OF IlUUrUUEY 31, rAnKElt, DEC D. Columbia cocntv. ss: to itacuei J. Parker, wm. u. rarkcr, lluth A. Parker, Ruclna, Intermarried with Jorathan R. Conner. Samuel E. Parker. Marv A., lr.ermonleil with Daniel Ashelman, and three grand children, Rachel lloyt, tiarah lloyt and John Hoyt, children ot Rebecca lloyt, dee'd, and rhebo Manning, Luclna Manning and Gertrude .Mnnnlng, me irruueuiiuren ueiuir c niareu oi iiannnn J. Manning dee'd, lineal descendant! ot Humphrey ju Parker, deceased, nnd to another persons Interested, Greeting: You and each ot you are hereby cited to bo and annear before the Judges of our Orphan&'-court at an Orphans' i ourt iu uu neiu ai, iiioomsuurg on ino rourxn Monday of September next, then and thero to ac cept or refuse to take Uo real estato ot said valuation put upon It by the "louest duly awarded by tho said court, and returned by the sheriff, or wiow causu wuy n buau noi ue sola. Ana uereor fall not. Witness tho Honorable William Elwell.PresIdent oi our sam coun, nt inoomsourg, me bcvenieeniu UUj Ul OIIUl', . J'. 13GO, WM. II. SMY DER, Clerk ot O. C. augia Samuel smith, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALES. By v lrtuo ot a writ of Al. Vend. Ex.,lssued out ot the Court of Common rieas ot Columbia Co., Pa., and to me directed, will lio exposed to public sate at tho cross Keys Hotel In Berwick on Saturday, September 18, '86, at 10 o'clock n. m., All thoso two certain lots, sit uate In Berwick, Columbia county, l'a., bounded and descilbed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at tho corner Front and Pino streets In said town of Berwick, thence along Front street nlncty-nlno feet lo lot No, sixteen, thenco by tho samo two hundred lect, moro or less, to Canal fetrcet, thenco by Canal street blucty-nlno feet to I'lne street. nnd thenco along lino stieet two hundred feet, more or less, toFiont street, tho place of begin- n'ig. The samo being lots No, 10 and so In ,dan ot Berwick, l'a., on which are erected a two-story biick dwelling, w Ith basement, a large frame sta ble, coal house, pig pen and outbuildings. Fruit trees on the premises. A L S 0. All that certain pleco of land In Brlarcifck Tup., Columbia county, l'a. Beginning at tho public road leading from Bloomsburg to Berwick, Pa., nt corner of Rasley land, thenco by tho samo thirty- two nnd six-tenths perches to a corner, thenco north seenty.four degrees east seventeen perches, thenco seventeen and one-fourth degrees west twcnty.soven nnd bcvcn-tenth9 perches, moro or less, to public; load, thenco south eighty-seven degrees west thli teen and six-tenths to placo ot beginning, contaln'ig threo acre-, moro or less, seized, taken In cxecul.on, at tho suit of Chester Cope vs. 8. B, Bowman and A, F. Creasy and to bo bold as tho property ot 8. B. Bowman. Jackson, Atly. SAMUEL SMITH, Sheriff. J5LOOMSHUHG MARKET. -:o:- Wholesale. Itctni YVIicat per buslitl Hyo " " Corn " " .... Outs " " Flour " bbl Uutter Egits 1'otntoes Hams Drlcil Apples , BUlo nuil thoulilcr Chickens , Qceso Lard per Hi Vinegar per gul Oulons per bushel, Veal skills Wool per lb... i880 00 no CO 15 4 to 5 l'J 18 14 40 11 03 00 8 03 20 40 07 83 10 60 11 05 15 13 10 ao CO UIUC3. 8 to 7 Coal ok Wiuitf. Ko 0 $2.00: Nos 2. 8, 4 & Lump $3.3f5 XT,, K Q fu III,. .- ,i ,i v 1 u tu,w lilfclllllluUB, fO.ii FALL AM0ICE9ENT! - :o: - MM.,,.. imiit n nnw cnir VV llU Wli lUUIL . ..x-,. ...... J " " Why. ro where you can be well fitted, get good cloth, ami have the lull worth ol your money wiien yon jcL-yuiu sun. uo you Hlnntiishlirn-? If llOt. let US tell vnn nf r. 1 1 u v vi i,u-ii tfc .,,ww ... one. It is at the corner of Main ol a Mr. r Ulmrlpu linvf lint-n secured, and we will truarantee safiu. faction as to fit and price. Should you want a READY-MADE SUIT, We can show you a large stock to select from. If you want SUITS FOR YOUR BOYS, Mere is the place to get them, also ' 1191 GOODS, BATS, M, k It is about time to tret measured for a new Fall Suit. Call and see our goods and examine EVANS & EVER, Cor. of Main and Iron Sts., BLOOMSBURG, PA. Aug. S7, 3ms. IMPflfiTANT JO FARMERS ! WHAIIESELLINQ THE 0SB0E,liTE elf iiidef, Skrrvetef ct Jvlowef. Wo havo the only full steel frame binder In mnrket, aiiu wuj .uji icoi uuu iooy jnuiuiuip ui OOME AD EXAMINE REAR AND FRONT CUT. ALSO OUR Junior Right-Hand t Binder. thoonly onelnthecountry forsnle.nnd50u wlllboconvlncer,. A full line of Osborno repairs nlway SS,1d;,,MnSan,?.?rrurll sl'.lep,ra,f0rn,1,l0t,!10 0111 ,n"kB 01 OfcDorno machines. Constantly on HARM AN & PENNY GOODS Alexander Bros, (f Co., WIIOLFSALE DEALFRS IN CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES, FRUITS AND NUTS. MILE AGENTS FOH HENRY MAILLAliDS MI CM DIES. FRESH EVJIRY 1VEEK. . Bloomsburg, Fa. A SPECIALTY. sole Aoisia ron F. F. ADAMS & Ca, PINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO Sole agents of tho fol lowing uranus 01 cigars. HENRY CLAY, LONDRBS, NORMAL, INDIAN PRINCESS, SAMSON, SILVER ASH. THE HAMBURG FiRJuER,S PRODUCE Li.ted, Bloomsburg, Pa. VT-A-H-XjIKT Magailno Meaner niiukM. .nd th. onl. .WluL.1 ul. ,L. ah IIAIil.Allll UALLERT, KI-ORTIVO ANT, TlRRn niVl lr I. I ... I1UUM1 CtUligu ii.AAh,in i-iui, E. B. BROWER 0A8 FITTING 4 STEAM 1IEATINH DKAlilt IN STOVES & TINWARE. All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Roof : i o . .. ui5 iuiu oiiuutiiig promptly attended to. restrict attention given to heating by steam. Cornor of Main & East Sts., Bloomsburg, Pa. SwxHtOflE CoLLEqE. u llAIUlin, I A, Opens sth. month, nth. Thirty minutes from iiroadhi. btation. I'hlladelnhla. Uminr tim of Filertds, but all others admitted. Full college caro vuuinv ui uwniDUii-e; 1.1UKS1CU1, BCieUUIlO and L1U 1 ,S,J ' . r. , . r . ' ' ."'"ins nun a preparatory Behool. Healthful location, largo grounds, new and extensive buildings and apparatus. For cat. ???!! ?ntl "J!1 Pf "'eulars, address EDWARD II. HAIIILL, A.M., Frcs't. (JSKl-8t. 1V0JJSTT0 Tln: STOCKHOLDEH8 Title UOHT CO STEAM AND ELl:0' ,Mi'!i'c?,!af'frft)r ea tl,at lue MHMrt meeting of ino stockholders ot said company forthecleo. tion of u Hoard ot Dlrectora and Tieasurer to SS'i0r ,.'ie ei'sulng ) ear and for the transaction ?t,b.uc!,.,otucC.bUiJneha''a way lio proper, wlll.be J'PWM the onieeot th Secretary.'lu'thotowuof liloomsburg, on Tuesday, beptember it, urn, at "Li.'jii, johnm-clahk; augw. uecretary, nf rlnthus wll.1t do vntt An . . y " - " ' and Iron streets. The services our work. and aro sellinfr It at tfairpricfs. Uont bo talkcJ iuu pucu wu uru bviiint iBoomacnines, OUR 2 IW MOWERS. HASSERT ANY ORDER FOlt FESTIVALS will bo SUPPLIED WJTH THH LOWEST Market Prices as follows: ORANGES, LEMONS, 1JANANAS, l'EANUTS, ENGLISH WALNUTS, CliEAM NUTS, ALMONDS, l'OP CORN BALLS. CHAMPION PLOW !if)ir,?Si1nt','!,?y le,ndlnf latmers superior tounyplow In themniket for lightness ot draught nnri ,i,imt,iinv' ,',w...ii...i REVERSIBLE PLOW SHARE. Fanners will find this Invention n tnUng to them of at least two-thirds plows. 1 "k1"1, 1 UCb0 1'18"" nro Utted to all lending chilled FOR SALE BY BEST IN THE WORLD. Riflo. .1. aii.uo lu xvvr iiaron, Coui. august6 4t D. T)HIDGE LETTING. "Will bo let, near the residence of rcter FUher, tn Beaer townslilp. on Saturday, August SB, A. I) mi), at ono o'clock p. in., a new Bridgo to bo erected over Catnwlssa creek, near reler Fisher's lu Heaver townslilp. To be a wooden brace cov ered bridge, 120 feet long between abutments, 16 feet w ldo from out to out. Abutments to bo built by contractor sous to admit of skew back threo feet from top ot wall plato and a feet high above low water mark to top of wall plate. Wing walli to bo 8 feet Ung on south side and 10 feet long ou north sldoot bridgo and to bo three feet above grado of road, l'ler In centre, m feet at tho bot tom, 18 feet at tho top and 0 feet thick. All filling to be done by tho contractor. Tho commissioners reserve tho right to reject any or all bids, l'lans andspoclHcntlonscanbe seen at the omco of tho County coinmlssionern, llloouisburg, l'o, HTEI'llEN 1-OHK, ) Washington FAltll, -Co. Com'rs. ELI JIKNDENIIALL, j Commtsssloners'onico, liloomsburg.I'a., Aug. 15,'S. Attesu-john 1). Casoy, Clerk. B ItlDQG LETTING. Will be let at the Cnmmlsslnnpra nftlenonFrl. day, August 87, A. I), luso, nt is o'clock p. m. A new bridge to be erected over Hrlar creek, near iuu rmueuco 01 wm. woott, in centre vownsuip. To bo a wooden brace covered bridgo 30 lect long between abutments, l feet wide from out to out. Abutments to bo built by contractor ho as to admit ot skewback three feet Irom lop of wall plate and 7 feet high abovo lower water mark to top ot wall plate, wing walls to be feet long on either sldo and to bo threo feet above grade of road. All rill ing to bo done by contractor. The coinmlssloucra reserve the right to reject any or all bids, l'lans and specifications can 00 seen at tho onice of tho County Commissioners, llloouisburg, l'a. Sl'El'llU.N l'OHF, 1 WAbiiiNOTON fa ll it, J-co. Com'rs. ELI MK.NDK.NHALL, i Commlsloners onice. llloouisburg, l'a., Aug. ., ). Attest Jobii 11. Casey, Clerk. "7ANTED.-1 want you to do parlor wort to 1 1 mo it your own home; plenty work: good pay; tl per niece; all material tree. A. LOKi Cleveland, o, augurtt, Nowspapcr Advertising Ilurcau, 10 Spruce St, N.V,