mm I Pit ml Pmiffi.fVi1(1. ITMMiitiua rw .-.. rjprtoni In tolranr! Marc" o? Ihe dlmnh itlcvtSrur Com iw c Ocntlaa xr. ? uAffe itmrnw, ana hurt oor I K!'??."!1, TrMJlnrk 9 to "t , J f.i""i"'!'.'' ' o IM a KM- SALVATION OIL, ",Tho Oreateit Cute on Earth Tor Pain," Will relieve more quickly than nnr other known remedy. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Swellings, Bruises, Duma Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago, Sores, Frosti Mtcs, Backache, Wounds, Headache, Toothache, Sprains, &c. Sold by nil DruRRists. Price 2G Cents a Bottle. The Columbian. BLOOMSBURG, PA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 188G. ronnicr biilkoid tijk hulk. Trains on tho Philadelphia fi It ll. lcavo Unpen as follows : NOIlTII. SOOTH. 0:38 a. in. 11UD a. m. 3:13 p. in. 6:13 p. m. Tralnson tlio D. L. & V. It. It. lcavo lUoomsburg NORTH. ROtJTn. 0:13 n. in. 6:20 a. in. lo-.soa.rn. ll:4ia,m. 3:03 p. m. 4:13 p. m. C::)0 p.m. 8:17p.m. Trains nn tho N. b W. 11. Hallway pass Bloom Ferry as follows : NORTU. BOCTn. M:54 a. m. 18:05 p. m. G.S3 p. m. 4:15 p. m. SUNDAY. NORTU. BOCTH. 10:ilain 6:11 pm Our collector will visit Espy on Tuesday, October 13, and Centrnliu on Monday and Tuesday, tho 18th and lOlh.; I'UIII.IC NAI.KS. Oct. 9. The administrator, &c, of John Bpringir deceased, will sell real estate in Hemlock township at 1 o'clock p. ni. See advertisement, liev. L. Zahncr will offer at public sale, at tho Itcclory of the Episcopal church, on Saturday, October 2, nil his personal prop erty, carriages, Tinmcsscs, household furni ture, carpets, &c. Snlo will commence at S o'clock. Wasted. Eggs for machine hatching for which the highest cash prices will be paid ut Dr. Shattuck's opposite the Orange store. Must not bo over ono week old. Eggs from large stock preferred. Wastku. Two girls to learn tho tailor ing trade. Apply at D. Lowcnberg's. Wanted Immkdiately. A good reliable lornl man to work Columbia county for tho salo of New Yolk State Nursery Stock. Wo will make special inducement to the right parly. Address, O. V. GllEKN & Co., Scranton, Pa., or Geneva, N. Y. Sept. 10, 5w Foit Sale. A good klchen range and a large hot nlr furnace. Tho lattei was taken out to put in steam heat. Very cheap. Inquire of Oeo. E. Elwcll, Blooms burg, Pa. Foil Sale A good farm near Light Street containing over 97 acres, well fenced, nnd in a good state of cultivation. Also a timber tract of 75 ncres in Jackson town ship. Apply to G. W. IIaktcii, tt Uloomsburg, Pa. For. Sale. Tho undersigned will sell 40 or 00 acres, more or less, to suit purchas ers, from tho south sido of his farm In Hemlock township. Three good springs ol water, send building site, public road through thu land, about 0 ncres of limber, small stream of water through land. Piicc $15 per nero in payments. For particulars inquire of Reuben ISomboy, )uci;horn, or Geo. E. Elwcll, Uloomsburg. J1,0 m.-s Fon Salk. A very desirablo properly, on Market street In tho town ot liki.'ms burg, Pa. nearly opposlto Rev. D. J. Wnllcr. Lot 01 feet in width ami 103 feet in depth. An alley on tho north and cast, lot of 1). J. Waller on tho south. Market street on the west. Tho dwelling house is a large two story brick with Mansard roof, water, gas and sewer drainage, n good argo stable, good fruit, and good well of water. Also a house and lot in Catnwlssa front lng on tlrd street, above Pino street, a good two story framo dwelling houso with two story kitchen attached. Michael F Eveuly April 7. '80. tf. Uloomsburg, Pa. Photographs of tho reunion (Ilrown's) in Oak Grove Park, Sept 15th, now ready, Prlco of group 50c. II. A. M'Killip. Photographer, Uloomsburg. 1'crsonul. Ex-ShcrllT Hoffman was foreman of the Grand Jury. W. It. DoMott, of Eycrs' Orove, was in town on Wednesday on business. David Williams, of Jcrsoytown, was in town on Saturday last. Mr. nnd Mrs. (J. II. Huckalew went to Philadelphia Stylonday. J. W. Perry, tho genial landlord of the Elk Hun House, Sugarloaf, served ou the Grand Jury this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sands, of iiowllng Green. Ohio, who have been visiting in this county for several weeks, started for homo on Monday, Misses Hnttio Fctterman, and Eliza Kuhn, nnd G. M. Tustin, of Uloomsburg, and J. C. Wiegaud.of Hnzleton, started Thursday of last week for a mountain trip. They went first to Cole's-there to Laportc, and from tlienco to Eaglesmer-j. West via. Pittsburg or Eile tickets sold by Moycr lire's. A very successful fair was held in St. Ignatius church Ccntralla, last week. A largo stock of Fall Hats just received at David Lowcnbcrg'a. Luzerne county celebrated Its centennial last Saturday with appropriate ceremonies. A nice line of furnishing goods newest in design in shirts, collars und neck tics Just received nt D. Lowcnbcrg'a. Itov. A. S. Uaumgarducr of Danville, will nmneh n tcmnernnco sermon In tho Evangelical church on next Sabbath, at 3 o'clock, Tho prices toll, tho quality sella. Are you eolng to havo somo of tho bar. gains In Fall and Winter Clothing just re ceived at David Lowcnbcrg'a. Tho Uloomsburg Water Co., School Furnishing Co. and btcam Co. cacli received a large snfo on Monday (roin tho Arm of Moslcr Hahman 5 Co., Cincinnati Tho wonderful 45-ccnt Wbllo Shirt a largo stock lust received at David Lowcnbcrg'a. Uoyd Cftdman will nvl.lt.tt i it.- it..i vlll Fair next week. Hoi for tho Wm.i n , ........ tuju JMUS. BUll tickets via. l'cnna H. It. Charles Krue'g fnmll Witt lnrfnnAi1 1.x ono Monday ovcnlnj. It la a llttlo clrl. A son wns born to Mr. nml Mr MnMi. meycr on Bunday mornlug. M. F. Eycrly a siu inauo graimpa. A beautiful stock nf It.' n,t niIit,i...i. suits just received at tho Popular Clothing oiuru oi mviu bowenberg. The new depot Is being rnpldly built. It will bo completed by November 1, tho time specified when tho work was commenced. Thcro will bo a mcetlnir nf tlm f'lintilnn- qua circle In tho study of tho Lutheran church this Filday evening nt hnlf past soven o'clock. 1. W. Hartman & Son havo ro-modclcd tho ono sido of their grocery department. to mako it more convenient for their large ami growing trade. The festival at Oak Grove. Ratnrd given by the Rescue Ilouk and T.nililrr I !n was a decided success, both In attendanco ami mo profits realized. Tho time for holding evening services in the Lutheran church has been changed from half.past seven to seven o'clock, and will bo nt that tlmo until Spring. Dr. J. II. Mooro of Pittston was in town Saturday last treating tho eyes and ears of patients. Ho will ho hero again Saturday October Oth between tho hours of 9 n. m. and 2 p. ra. V. E. Dlcltcrlch has created quite a de mand for his O. K. Coffee. His sales now reach nearly twelve tons n year. Many of our people aro using tho coffeo and speak of it in the highest terms. Fall overcoats, ready made, equal to merchant tnllor's In fit. stvlo and nual- ity, for half tho price. Call and see for yourself at David Lowcnberg's Popular Clothing Store. Hohr McIIenry started for Philadelphia iionuay morning to purchase his Fall stock of goods. Our readers can look for a line assortment on his return, and should cnll nnd cyamino his Btock and prices. If you wnnt a fall suit made up in city stylo by experienced workmen, first class style and tit guaranteed call and see the elegant lino of imported nnd domestic gooiU now on hand at the popular mer chant tailor of Uloomsburg, David Lowcn berg. The survivors of the 10th Pa. Cavalry will hold n reunion at Uniontown Fayette Co. Pa., on Wednesday, November 10th, 1880. Orders for excursion tickets can be secured by applying to T. D. Garman, Milllintown, Juniata, Co. Pa. Tickets will be good from the Oth to 12th inclusive. A number of ladies of Catawissa and Rupert mado n family gathering at the house of Mrs. Aaron Hcndcrahott, on Mar ket street, on last Thursday, 23d Inst, Evcrythlug passed oft smoothly, with nbnndanco of everything that was good. Tho kindness of this visit was fully uppre elated by tho recipient. The report of tho grand jury of Montour count last week fills nearly n column, nnd shows that that body mado a very search ing examination of the matters before them. Among other recommendations they sug gest tho erection of a new jail. The re port of the State Uoard of Charities snys that the consent of prisoners is necessary to keep them in the present structure. The Choral Society has leased tho Odd Fellows Hall for tho purpose of holding their meetings for practice. They will meet there on Frldaycveniug of each week Tho first meeting in the hall, will be held this (Friday) ovening. A cordial in vitation is extended to all to attend. Tho hall is on tho third floor of tho Harton building, formerly occupied by E. P. Lutz as druggist. The regular monthly meeting of the Gospel Temperance Union will be held in the Lutheran church, Tuesday evening, October 5, at half-past 7 o'clock. These meetings are not political meetincs, as somo suppose, but ate temperance prayer meetings, with the addition of temperance songs, recitations and readings. An inter esling program has been prepared for this meeting und a full attendance Is desired. List of letters remaining In tho Po3t Of' lice at Uloomsburg for week ending Sept. 28, 1880: Mr. W. F. Uarlch, Mr, Harry Uurss, Miss Mary Fox, D. M, Kitchen, air. Allreu mil lcr Miss A. D. Walsh, W. E. Whitelaw. OAros. Mr. Win. Long, W. H. Withers Esq. Persons calling for theso letters will nlcase say "advertised." Usokok A. Clark, P. M. S. I). Neyhard has secured tho agency lor the sale of Ihe Wheeler u wi'son sew ing Muchlucs for tho following territory, viz: Uloomsburg, Espy, Catawissa, Dim v.lle. Mlllv'lli". Orauceville, Uunton aud Liehtstreet. Hols making ntrangements to ranvass his tenltorv. with tho assistance of tho company, by supplying him with a man for threo weeks, 'i no new no. a Wheeler & Wilson is by fur supeiior to any other machine on tho market; therefore buy tho new No. 8 and you will be aiicaii. win also exhibit at the Uloomsburg und licnton tairs. L-'- Attention is directed to the advertisement of Derby's Wilkes-Uarre Brush Factory In another column. They mako all kinds of brushes for tho Innumerable uses to which brushes are applied, aud its specialty U conscientious, thorough work, a feature that is lamentably lacking in tho ordinary stock uow-a-days. Mr. uerny guarantees his prices to bo lower than those of any other factory for tho same kind ot goods, and it Is only fair for dealers to in. vrailirntn nnd elve Mm a chance. Home manufactories ought to be patronized as much as possible. Tho "Eastern Question" occupies more space in the telegraphic news irom nuroau ilmn nnv other, except the Irish Quejtloc, It will bo gratifying to thu majority of us, who aro satisfied that we do not know n'l about it, to learn of an opportunity to hear It explained by a man of distinguished nuiiuy, long le-ut-m ui "'"" J founder of the American College iu I. ...!.. r, r,,a llflinllii II n . T.r. I), ll will bu interesting to see and bear a man who nas tauen buuu mi i-uh m tho public life of tho East, nnd represented .t.n ir..tin.l uinino cin wnrllitlv ttlirmtd. ills lecture will be given In the Opera Houso on Friday, uctouer o, o p. m. Mr. Bherman F. Peacock and Miss Edith Eshleman were united In tho bonds of wedlock on Thursday of last week, nt tho residence oi lite urines iiiuiiicr, o, n L.i.ini.in nn Kpvmitli ittreet. Itev. Dr. Mitchell performed tho ceremony in tho presence ot tue ruiuuve- ui iu mN.nih 1 .. ... I l-n.n.. rlfln Wiim till- panics, jtiauy mum-uiu- t;1"" .... v i. i ,it f tlr hrlilit hv lipr adinlr. ing friends, ami the yoang couple start out together on uio journey oi uiu uhwiuiwui bv 'tho congratulations anil good wishes of ..ll ...l.n l,,nur llinm. After the COmP.nV had partaken of tho inviting refreshments rreparcu tor tuu uraHwii, . " eacock took tho cars for Now York and other cities, lor ft ten unya- vuur. THE COLUMBIAN AND Stand bv those who aland hv vnti. Wo havo now received nlarge assortment in Mens' Souths' and Uoys Clothing. Call nnd examine beforo you ro elsewhere and will bo satisfied that tho right place to your Clothlne Is at David Lowenberc's you buy Po ipular Clothing Store. Last Saturday nftcrnoon, about 2 o'clock, Arthur Hlttcnhouse and Frank Grubcr were drowned In Flshlngcrcck, near tho mouth oi Green creek. Tho former was 18 years old anil wns a nephew of C. V. Low, of O. W. Low, of Orangcvllle, with whom ho lived, nnd tho latter, a son of Divld Grit. bcr, and wns about 12 years old. There were no eyo witnesses to tho sad affair, so that It Is mere conjecture as to how It hap pened. There wns a hunting match on mat day nnd the Grubcr boy was carrying the gamo bag for Arthur. They were on tho Island nnd poled over to tho main land In a bont to get a dilnk of water. Thoy started back for tho island, when the boat began to fill, nnd tho younger boy becom ing alarmed leaped out Into deep water. Ho could not swim but Itittcnhouso was n good swimmer, nnd so leaped after him This much was seen by a younger brother of Grubcr, who ran home, over a mllo ills- tant, nnd told his father that Frank wns in the water. Mr. Grubcr went down thestream and nftcr somo search two lints were found, and later on tho bodies were recovered. It Is supposed that Itittcnhouso was seized with cramp. It was a very sad affair and cast a gloom over the wholo community. "'We havo got 'cm on the list." All tho pretty new styles, all tho now shape. Come, look, and you will bo sur- prised at the Fall nnd winter stock of DAVID LOWENHEEtG. Columbia County I'nlr. Tho Columbia County Acricultuial So ciety will give its ihlrty.flrst nnnual exhi bition on its grounds in Uloomsburg Oc tober 1310 '80. The attractions this year will bo supeiior to any of past years. A fine new exhibition bulldlnc has been erect. ed fifty by three hundred feet, surmounted by n tower clghty-two feet high, tho wholo covered with a slato roof and beautifully painted. Additional accommodations have bceu provided for cattle ou exhibition and a new nnd sultablo ladies' toilet and wnit lng room has been erected. The track has been improved by still further raising the outside on thi lures and tho premiums have been revised nnd iu many Instances Increased. Amplo arrangements have been mndc for the comfort of visitors and ex. hibllo s. Excursion rates on all the rail roads during tho Fair. Note. Uicycle Tournament nnd raco on Friday front 12 to 1 p. m. "My only Fnnilly Medicine." I have been a user of Simmons Liver Regulator for many years, having made It my own Family Medicine. It is a pure, good and reliable medicine. My mother before mo was very partial to It. "I find the Regulator very safe harmless and teliablo as a Family Medicine, nna have usul it for any disorder of thu system and found It to act like a charm. I believe If it was used in time it would prove a great preventive of sickness. I hnvo often recommended it to my friends nnd shall continue to do so. "IIky, Jab. JI. Rollins, "Pastor M. E. Church, South, Fultlleld, Va, "To J. H. Zeiliu & Co., Philadelphia." Tlic I'iiiicI Acknowledged. Messrs. Robblns & Peacock havo re. ceived the following letter m acknowledge mcnt of tho money raised here for the re lief of Charleston: City of Chaulkston, ) Executive Dki'akt.ment, Sept. 23. 1830. 1 Gentlemen: I at.t obliged to you for your vaiueu lavor ot L'uiu, wuit us money en closure, of $119 35 contributed bv tho citi zens of Uloomsburg, Pa., for the relief of sufferers by the earthquake In this city and vicinity, and beg to assure you of our thanks for tills evidence of your consider ate sympathy. Wo have been roughly haudled, but with such a bond of Ameri can citizenship ns we havo about us, wo shall in time emerge from our great disas ter, itesp., Wm. A. COUIITENAY, Mayor. UcullHt nnd AurlHt. Dr. J. H. Mooro of Pittston, late of Phila delphia, will visit the Exchange Hotel in Uloomsburg every two weeks on Saturday from 0 a. m. to 2 p. m. or later, beginning Saturday Aug. 28th for the purpose of treating nil diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat, fitting glasses etc. Dr. Jlooro is a graduato of Jefferson Medical College of several years staudlug, and has had thorough training in lus specialties in tho hospitals of Philadelphia. The Dr. can furnish references from some of theleading physicians und specialists of Philadelphia and from physicians in Pittston, Tunk- hanuock, and other towns of that vicinity, Montour County I'alr. Tho Sixteenth Annual Fair of tho Mon tour County Agricultural Society will bo held at Danville, Pa., Oct. Oth Oth, 80. The premium list is largo and liberal nnd competition is frco to all. There will bo three day's good races, besides numerous other attractions, and every effort will bo put forwaid to make the fair tt successful one. A fine display of blooded stock Is ex pected, as well as fiuo exhibits In other classes. Good music will be In nttendauco. Excursion rates can bo secured on till rail roads during tho fair. HlierifPH HiiIch. Sheriff Smith sold tho following proper ties at tho Court House ou Monday, Sep tember 27: Property of Emma L. and John A. Wands in Hemlock to Elizabeth Crcber for S250. Property of Espy Mfg. Co., In Espy, to t . U. Anglo for fcuau. Property of Samuel Neyhard.in Hlooms buig, to N. U. Creasy for $1,500. A nice lino of Furnishing Goods now- est in design In Shirts, Collars and Neck ties just received at D. Lowcnberg's. Tho Wllllnmsport Commercial College, tho advertisement of which appears in an other column, is one ot tho most success. ful Institutions In the State. It lias ulways bceu nttciuleii by a itrgo numticr or earn est and ambitious students, nnd tho Itlmlly words of praise that comu from Its gradu ales sneak volumes for tho management, Not only has this collect been successful In securing a largo patronage, but It lias been remarkably successful In tho placlug of so many of its graduntea in goou positions. Tlie Old Way nnd tlie New. The Old Way Rock the baby in a sap. trough, curry it to town In a potato basket, give it salts and senna for a physic, wash it with solt soap and water; when sick doso it to death with harsh medicines, nnd then says "Tho Lord claimed it." Tub New Way Ueo Dr. Hand's Remedies for Chil dren, which have been tested in Ids practice for 15 years. They are pure, safe, and a Qod-scnd to parents anil children. Dr. Hand's remedies nrei Teething Lotion, a wonderfully soothing and harmless lotion to bathn tho guma of teething babes. Collo Cure, promptly relieves colio and soothes cross babes without stupefying them. Pleasant Physic, for children and adults, cures consllpulion. Worm Elixir, which Is combined with n purge. Cough and Croup Mullclnc, has no superior In Us line. Diarrhoea Mixture, cures when ev crythlng else fails. Gcueral Tonic, gives touo aud appetite to weakly children. Chafing Powder, heals soro aud chafed ba bies iu a day. Price ot each, only 25 cts. For sale by C. A. Klelm, druggist, DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. Court VroccctlltittH. Court convened In regular session on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, His Honor Wm. Elwcll President Judge nnd lion's. F. L. Shuman and James Lnko Associates on tho bench. Constables wcro called and mado their returns. The list of grand jurors was called nnd Ex-Hlicrill llolltnuu wns appointed tore, man. Tho Constables of Hemlock and Locust having reported that somo ot tho roads were not in repair, tho Couurt Instructed the Dlst. Atty. o lssuo subpoenas and bring tho matter before tho grand jury. W. W. Uarratt appointed tip stnff for the present week and Hiram Palmer for second week. Com. vs. J, A, Howard. Falso pretense. Nol. pros, allowed upon payment ot costs by defendant und adjudication between tho parties. Petition of Wm. Lnmon administrator of W. Sitlcr deceased for salo of real estate. On petition tho bottler's llconso of It. Hergcr ot Ucrwick trnnsfcrcd to August Thlel. On petition tho hotel licenso of 0. R, Fuuston of Ucrwick transferal to Owen Yohc. Report of viewers vacating public road in Franklin twp. near Win. O. Fisher's confirmed nisi. Report of auditor upon exceptions to tho first aud partial account of the executors of John Kelclincr deceased, confirmed nisi Commonwealth vs. John Conkcy. As. sault nnd baltcry. Nol. pros, allowed up on defendant paying the costs, and he lo remain In jail until tho samo aro paid. Commonwealth vs. M. H. Shuman, forni cation and bastardy. Defendant entered into rccognlzanco in tho sum of $500.00 for his appearance at next sessions with YYull inglon M. Longenbcrgcr ut.d M. V. H. Kostcnliaiider as sureties. Est. George Hess. Auditor's report, making distribution, confirmed nisi. Est. Win. J. Ikeler. Auditor's report ini.klng distribution of funds In bunds of ndmluUtiator, confirmed nisi. Est. S. H. Howman. Auditor's report making distribution of funds arising liotn ShcrlfT'ti sale, confirmed nisi. Report of viewers for a bridge In Green wood Twp., mnr Allnns Cole's, confirmed nUI. Kepoit of viewers in favor of a public roud in Sugatloaf and Jackson Twps., confirmed nisi. Report of viewers against a road in Pine Twp , near C. W. Eves, confirmed nisi. Est. Georgu Clare Linden. Report ot auditor confirmed nisi. Auditors' reports in the following estates wcte confirmed nisi: Thos. Mcllenry,dec'd, Mlltou Mostellcr, dee'd, Ellas Kuan, dee'd, and R. II. Little, dee'd. Commonwealth vs. Wm. Cooper, deser tion. Nol. pros, allowed ou paj men, of costs. Commonwealth vs. Ed. Corcll and Geo, 1 J recce, malicious mischief. Nol. pros. nllowed, Commonwealth vs. Sylvester Zimmer man, desertion. Nol. pros, allowed. Exceptions filed to the nudlloi's report in estate of George Hess. Commonwealth vs. Harriet Ycnger, com mon scold, Ac. Not a Iruo bill and county to pay costs. Widows' appraisements confirmed nisi. Report of viewers in fnvor of vacating but against relaying a public road In MtJ Pleasant, near Poor House, confirmed nisi. Petition for sale of real estate of II. I). K norr deceased, filed. licgister's notices confirmed nisi. Report of viewers in fayor of a road near Catawissa confirmed nisi. Report of viewers in favor of vacating and relaying n road iu Mt. Pleasant near M. E. Seybert conllimcd nisi aud width fixed at 33 feet. U. R Yeticr, Wm. H. Houclc and Henry Hinterlitter appointed viewers for n road in Ueavcr near Daniel Siuglcy. Commonwealth vs. R. W. Chaplu. Lar- ccuy. Not a true bill. Commonwenlthvs Duulel Gaunter, Lar ceny. Not a true bill. Est John Ycnger. Citation awarded. Est. Catharino Farvcr. Return of in quest confirmed nisi. Est. T. Elwood Eves. Decree of court filed setting;apart $300.00 to tho widow. ( Est- Faycn Weaver. On petition Har mon Young, William Elliot and Minor Hile appointed appraisers. R. T. Smith appoiuted guardian of Addi son J. Urown miuor child of,A. J. Drown deceased. Petition for sale of real estate of Mar- garet A. Davics a minor. I. K. Kricklmum and Andrew Sllne ap pointed appraisers In estate of Catlmrlne Hess deceased. Est. George Miller. Inquest in partition awarded. Est. Mary Walters. Report of salo con firmed nisi. Est. Wm. F. Purscll. Report- of sale confirmed nisi. Est. Wm. Siller. On petition, sale nward- ed. CoiiHitiiiptloii Cnu c Cured. Not by any secret remedy, but by prop er, healthful cxcrclso and the judicious uso of Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphltcs.contnlnlng the healing nod strength-giving virtues of these two valuable specifics in their fullest form Prescribed universally by physicians. Tako no other. Dedication. The dedication of tho Orangcvllle Prcs bylcrian church has been postponed until Saturday Oct. 9th. Rev. Dr. Webster of Wllllamsport is expected to preach tho opening sermon at 10 a. m. Rev, Mr, Waller will preach in tho afternoon and the Lord's Supper will be administered Sun- day morning. All are cordially Invited. C. K, G'anweld Pastor, If you want a Fall Suit, mado up In City style, by experienced workmen, first-clasa style nud fit guaranteed, call ami sco the elegant line of Imported and Domestic Goods now on baud ut the Popular .Mer chant Tailor of Uloomsburg, DAVID LOWENUERO. Htuuli.y Hcliool Convention. Tho Blxth Sunday school convention ot Flshlngcrcck township was held Sept. 25, 1830 in the M. E. church at Stillwater. Rcys. Houtz, Uoon and Kintcr ; E. M. Laubach, Ell Robblns, H. W. Kline, I. N. Connor and J. Sutton took part In tho ills cusslon ot tho following subjects, with tho Btibstanco of thoughts suggested. 1. "Tho true mission of Ibo S. 8." Tho object Is a df finite oue to teach religion to make the child acquainted with God, as Ho has revealed himself In thu lilble. To prevent evil rather than to euro It, by fill. Ing the tender mind with religious truths, and impressing tho heart with pilnclples that shall lead them lo Christ, and lay the foundation of a Christian life. 2. "The essential qualifications of S. S. Supt. and teachers " They should bo de. votcdly religious, havo tho Sunday school cause at heart In deep sympathy with childhood and havo good business tact, but as theso qualifications are rare, tho best talents should be selected approxi mating to this Btandard. 8. "How lo retain tho older scholars." By making tho services Interesting and at tractive, by gradluc nnd promotion, and by utilizing tho gifts nf tho scholars as they advance, giving them positions as teachers or officers, and thus Identifying them with the Interests of the school, and tho corps of S. 8. workers. 4. "Should lesson leaves bo used with out tho Hlblo ?" Whllo nil of tho speakers negatived the question, they differed as to tho best modo of procedure. Somo wcro for using tho leaves nlouo but contended that ns tho lessons on tho leaves wcro founded upon, nnd drawn from tho Hlblo, thoy wcro still uslni; tho tlllble. Others thought that tho answering of tho ques tions by reading them from tho leaves re. quired no study, . and becomes n mere routtno' without Imparting any lasting knowlcdgo others again claimed that tho more advanced classes should bo required to study tho lessons on tho leaves but re. clto them from memory. All thought them n great help. ft "Duty of parents In rclatlon.to tho 8. S." Should assist children In the study of their lessons through the week. Should sco that they are prepared for school In time; that they should attend with them, nnd encourage the Supt. by their presence and help; that It is n church work and every member of tho chorch should feel In terested In It. 0. "How shfluld tcmpcrnnco bo taught In Sunday schools ?" Every Supt., teacher and ofilcer should bo temperate, and on occasions especially appointed for tho pur pose, or when any thing In the lesson sug gests the thought, they should tench the nature nnd consequences of Intemperance. '. How much of the S. S. time, should bo devoted to music ?" A voluntary song before opening, was suggested, then nt the opening and closing, and ns much lime ns cnu lio spared, without interfering with tho regular work. The next meeting will bo held at Zlou in December, notico of which will bo given in duo season. John Sutton, ) Cyeus Ronmxs, f Ex. Committee. Mns. Ammeiiman. ) Stillwater Sept. 27, 1880. alanmiuihcr's. rim.AiwLriiu, September S7, 186. What are the lasnions in dress-stuffs ? That is what everybody wants to know. To follow or not, no matter; but what are they ? We haven't seen a tenth our selves. We can't show you a tenth as yet. But we ve seen enough to feel less embarrassed in judging of any one. We know the drift. Let us see if we can tell it. What has Mr. Bunting brought from Paris ? Not a word about prices. They are high enough, no doubt. Whatever the maker chooses to ask we pay if he approves the stuff. Economy doesn't belong to this part of the business. There were signs in early summer that roughness was going out of dress-stuffs. It hasn't gone out. It has changed its guises. I here were signs that colors were going to be less conspicuous. So thev are; but not inconspicuous. Striking effects abound and nothing is too unlooked-for except the over-bright. W e see no sign of favor for dazzling colors as yet. We couldn't give you these useful general hints a week ago, nor it day ago. We had to wait for the stuffs. We now go on to illustrate with passing glances at individual fabrics, not enough to guide you at all, but enough to confirm the general outline given above and dispose you to wait with patience till the stuns themselves are got out of the hurly burly. Let her who supposes that roughness is done with turn to a solid moss of mohair half-an- inch thick: to be used for trim ming perhaps, but who knows we sha n t see a waist ot it t Cashmere plaids may answer lor moderation in color. 1 hesc are blocks of scarcely distin guishable shades they need to be blocks what they lack in force thev make up in area. But there are gleams of rainbow brightness and gold through tangles of overlying shade. Combinations rule. Diago nals, herring-bones, twills. But novelties nobody stops to think of the texture. Therefore the ridges are larger and farther apart. Plain stuffs are not plain plain only by contrast. Now that look at a score or two of stuffs, enough to keep you from buying ! 1 ake them as they happen to come: Plain stuff with massive border of wool and mohair, cut and tin cut velvet set off with beads. Persian colors in blocks set into wide stripes of plush. Stripes of Persian figures alternating with plush. Silk, mohair and wool dis i 1 t gutsecl together; the colors blending, contending. Diagonal covered half-over with stripes of bobbin over-work ol mohair and silk and color. Zig-zag fabric, bits of three corner color. French imitation of Scotch ef fects in cheviot; the Scotch out done in coarseness and richness combined. Great stripes of Persian silk in masses of hanging ends, Plaids full of shadowy clots. Camel's-hair heavily covered with moon-stripe mohair, Mohair tangle, porcupine plush, if you please, with glimpses of gorgeous silk underneath. Herringbone covered half over with stripes and plaids in wild disorder of plush and tangle and color. Fine herringbone stuff with simple plaids of bright silk. Figures of uncut loops of wool with gleaming outlines of mohair; sometimes with mohair interspersed. Massive stripes of long silk oops, half-aii-inch long or more, thick enough to hang like a shaggy fur, and bright with Per sian colors. Soft wicking of mohair, innu merable bushy tails, on a plain woolen stuff. Silver silk interspersed in masses of plush, apparently a notion derived from silver-beav er in furs a year or two ago. Color-plaid ol silk plush on wool diagonals. Herringbone ground with double plaid of fine plush color stripes, cListers of stripes, bright silk peeping out between. Cloth covered with stripes of mohair tangle with over-work of mohair cord between. Cameo effects in plush of Persian color. Walls of Troy in cut and un cut silk with variations. Great broken plaids in cut and uncut velvet on plaid woolen stuff. Color over-plaids of plush on fine-wool color plaids: the over plaids matching the under; not promiscuous. Heavy frmtres and other ronv devices of mohair wicking woven on herringbone; colors mixed, interlacing, plain. Wide diagonal, stripes of shaggy out - hanging matted wool. Serge more or less covered with net-work of mohair cords in zig-zags, spirals, curves, all over, in stripes, in clusters. btnpes of nothing but beads, jet beads on black and colored fabrics. Blocks of Persian colors and figures on stripes of silk plush. Tiger brindles of Persian colors. Herringbone stuff with stripes and stars of tangled silk. Plush bar-stripes with shining beads and bobbins and loops of bright silk. liar-stripes of plush with silk peeping through set off with now and then an iridescent bead. Doeskin covered with shaggy stripes of silk or mohair. Pine Persian figures in silk on wool, with massive stripes of plush. Long shaggy stripes of mo hair, with merging colors on camel's-hair. But there has got to be an end of words if we haven't seen a tenth we may as well stop here today. John Wanamaker. Chestnut, Thirteenth ana Market streets. uuu niy -nun miuurc. LOCAL NOTICES. CARD. We have just Improved our new Grain House on south side of railroad above the depot, and are dally receiving all kinds of grain at highest cash prices. New scales, easy placo to unload, und money ulways ready. Wheat, so Itye m corn, bi Oats 82 buckwheat, to l'otatocs, 40 We keep constantly on band a largo and choleo stock of Flour, Middlings, Uran, Chop, Bait, Coal, nnd Timothy and Clover Seed nt lowest market prices for cash or grain. Special terms on car lots of Feed, Corn nnd Coal. Don't fall to givo us n call. 11. V. tYiUTK & Co. Wo ro offering great Sewing Machines. 0 9 "si; o S S - r IPS is Til cs INDUCEMENTS Among tho Pianos wo handlo aro tho IVERS & POND, C. C. I5RIGGS, BAUS & CO., S CHOM ACKER Gold Siring and Opera Pianos. These Pianos aro all first-class and fully warranted for live years. Our leading Organs are tho celebrated ESTEY. MILLER, UNITED STATES and other makes. ' Our leading Sewing Maehinesaro tho celebrated WHITE, NEW DAVIS. NEW DOMESTIC, NEW HOME, HOUSEHOLD, ROYAL ST. KHN and STANDARD ROTARY Sewing Machine, tho finest and bestlotary Sowing Afn.l..ra ! flw, nr.-.. .11 ' 0 Jcforo purchasing write GltlDAT SEWING MACllINE I. W. Hartman & Son aro repairing tho grocery and dish sido ot their store. Sco tho new dishes when you come to tho Fair. $2.50 per set nnd up. Hand bills, posters and circulars dono on short notleu nnd nt low prices at tho Co lumiiian office. tf. if vou want black or colored cashmeres or dress goods of auy kind you should not fail to examine Clark & Son's stock. We havo but a few copies of Frcezc's History of Columbia County. Prlco re duced from to 91.00. Thoso who havo been wnltlng, thinking they could gel them any time, had better secure a copy nt once or they will be too late. Sent by mall for si. 22 by lilwell lilltenben dcr, Uloomsburg, Pa. tf. I, W. Hartman tfc bon now carry ono of the largest stocks of goods in the county. Sco It whtn you come to ihe fair, Conl 1 Conltt Coal Ml Now is tho tlmo to purchase your Fall and Winter coal, m wc nronoso turtilshlni! stovo coal, In car lots, say Qvo or six tonn, mo samo us iiirnisueu on .mo u. 1j. ,cc v. It. it., 2240 lbs. lo tho ton, each ton to be weighed by Fairbanks1 scales, All.coul from tho Leo Mines Whllo Ash. O. A. Jacqiiv. Port Noble, August 13, 1880. tf. Wo havo just received a Inrgo lot of black silk thai wo will givo a guarantee with each dress. The prices nro 81.00, 1.25, 1.40, 1.00. H. W. Slonn. For fancy printing of nuy kind go to the COLUMMAN OlllcC. tf. Now Is tho time to buy your coats, wraps jackets nml newmatkets. Clark & Son have a largo line nt popular prices j go see them, also full line of children's coats. Collectors' receipt books at tho Colum niAN oIKce. tf. CO pieces of cotton flannel snd 2.1 pieces of wool flannel on hand at I- W. Hartman & Son's. , Warnct's Safe Yeast sold by 0. C. Marr. A few more of those cheap tips nt Clark & Son's wi li other feathers yet. Wedding and party invitations, dance programmes nnd visiting cards, cheap at tho Columbian' office. tf. New striped Bilk plush and velvet, also plain velvet In nil colors at H. W. Sloan's. Deeds, morteages, bonds, leases, and all klndc of legal blanks for salo at the Colum bian office. tf. Having just received a cylinder for fin ishing silks nnd cloths, I nm prepared to clean and dye gents' clothing, ladles' cloaks, sacqucs, silks, dresses, shawls, Ac. Feathers dyed and curled. Packages fo warded by express will receive prompt at tention, according to directions. Call or address, J. O. Caswell, dyer, Uloomsburg tvooieu Alius. scp.'4-it. Everybody is invited to cnll at I. W. Hartman & Son's when they come to the Fair and see tho stock of ladles', misses' anil children's coats. Envelopes, letter heads, note heads, bill heads, statements, business cards, nnd nil kinds of commercial printing at tho Colum iiian office. If. O. O. JInrr wants Uuttcr, Eggs, Lard, Side, Shoulder, Ham, Chickens, Onions and Oats. '1 ho place to buy your coats, ladies, Is at Clark & Son's. Largest assortment and low price?. Notes of all kinds, loose, or in bonks of 25, 50 and 100 notes, for salo nt the Coluii iiian office. If. McKlllip, Uloomsburg. O-ayon Artist nnd Photographer. Instantaneous process. Fine Cabinet Photos, only $3 n doz. (If If you want velvets of any color or qual ity go to Clark & Sou's New goods at C. C. Marr's very cheap. Uuy n new cashmere or cloth dress and a shawl or coat at I. W. Hartman & Son's when you comoto the Fair. Justices' and Constables' blanks, all kinds, kept ou hand ut the Columbian olllcc. tf. Fine black cashmere gloves at 23c. II. W. Sloan- Shipping tags, wllli or without strings, at the Columiiian office. tf. Seo that 23c. red twilled flannel at I. W. Hartman & Son's. Go to C. C. Marr's for cheap gooiU of all kinds. Hank notes nnd receipts put up in pads convenient for use, can bo obtained at the Columiiian office. tf. New while and colored flannels. II. W. Sloan. The largest piece of 5 cent soap is at C. C. Marr's. Our sample books contain everything In the printing line, and goods not kept in stcc't can bo obtained at Bhort notice at the Colomiiian olllcc. tf. C3" jR JtU 1 inducements to persons desiring n?l .-, rni- -ti, Tan .vHr"'1 for Catalogues to J. SALTZB1VS PALACE OF MUSIC AND DEPOT, Main St., Uloomsburg, Pa. You will snvo money by buying jour drtss cloths of Clark Vs Hon. Also full lines of trimmings. Tho cheapest placo In town to get lloor oil cloths '1 all'. OMatr's. The place to buy your flannels, lickings, ginghams, counteipjiics, tnblu linens, lowels, muslin kc. is at Clark & Son's. Executors' aud administrators' receipt books at tho Columiiian office. tf. "Hello I Hello I" '"Well, what is it ?' "What did you usu ou your oals this spring ?" Moro Phillips soluble bone." Did you uso the same on your potntoca ?" "No. What did yoil use I" "Slmrplesa & Carpenter's No. 1 bone, It mnkes them get, don't it r" "Yes, sir." "Hello I thciuis somo one ringing in ou us, what do' you wnut ?" Will It suit you to bring mo a load of fertilizer up to-morrow?" "Where do you want mo to get it ?' Down nt thu Fanners' Produce Exchange. "They dou't keep it do they ?" "O, yea they d6, why you can get anything you want there." "Is that so ?" "Yes, sir, you tan get Lister Uros' ammoiilntcd bone, Llsler llros.' U. H. K. bone, E. Frank Coo's Knickerbocker soluble Pacific guano, Allenlown complete bono phosphate. .Morn Phillips' sujier plioa. phato of lime, Diamond Lone, Muro I'hll. lips' soluole bouo German potash, John F. Orth'a Reading bone, Shnrpless As Carpen tct'sNo, 1 bone, Slmrplesa & Carpenter's acid phosphate, M L. Shoemaker Co. swift suie. All the ubovu goods uio sold at from 20 to 30 per cent less than any other fertilizer sold, and nil kinds ot grain taken in exchange for them, Ueforo pur chasing your fertilizers cull nnd givo loom a trill and save time, money unit trouble. June 25 4 in. Orders for engraved pl.ttej for calling cards may be lelt at tho Columiiias ulllcc.lt BUSINESS iWICES. Oiarmw Aitku Eatiso. Tills result of indigestion will no longer bo experienced It Simmons Liver Regulator Is takeu after each meal. It Is sttcli a good digester, and so mild nnd pleasant In its client that It is used by many, after it henrty meal, to in sure good digestion. The Regulator does not tiuuseate or Irritate the stomach, but corrects ncldlly, dispels foul guses, ullaya Irritation, nud usslsts the stomach in Us ill gestlou. The secret of successful udvertlslng Is to tell the truth. When wo say that Drey doppel'a Uorax Soup is Uio beat and cheap est soap you can use for nil purposes, it is a plain statement of fact, and thu beat way for you to satisfy yourself is to try a pound. scpt.24-lt. To PltKSBltVB Natuiial Flowkus. Dip the llowera in melted parafllne, withdraw inir them nulcklv. The liriuid should bo only just hot enough lo maintain its lluld lly uud the flowers should bo dipped ono ut a time, held by thu (stocks and moved nbottt for an Instant to get rid of uir bub bles. Fresh cut flowers, fioj from moist ure, mako excellent specimens in this way. If you would preservu your health and ln ylgorute your entire system uso Peirlne's Pure Uarley Mall Whiskey. For tale by druggists and all dealers. feow. Sec what the Screuiy .l t'.e Interst-tte Poultry i-ntl I'et Stock Association, of Cobien, lllinoU, -a ; August 3, t836. S.S.MYERS. Dbak Sir : I have used some of your Chlck-chlck-er-rcke? (Poultry Food). Lamsatisfied that it increases the egg production cf my fowls. A. A. COWOERY. Wnv Is It that tho sale of Hood's Sarsv parilla continues nt such a rapidly increase ing rate? It la, 1st: Uecause of tho positive curatiyo value of Hood's Sarsapai Ilia itself. 2d: Uecause ot the conclusive evidence, of remarkable cures effected by it. unsur passed and seldom equalled by nny other medicine. Send to O. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass., for book containing many statements of cures. When lltby wm sick, w rto her Cutorln, When she wu Chad, she cried for t'Mtorla, When she became Miss, she clang to Castor!, Wbeu she had Children, she gare them Caatoria, octl-OL "I havo taken, within tho put year, sev eral bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparlila, and Aud it admirably adapted to tho needs of an impovcilshed system. I am convinced that thi3 preparation, as a ulood purifier, 13 uncqualcd." O. C Dame, Pastor Con gregational church, Andover, Me. Ladies! Thoso dull tired looks nnd feelings speak volumes I Dr. Kilmer's Fe. male Remedy corrects all couditions, re stores vigor and yilulity und brings back youthful blivnn nnd beauty. Price $1.00 -0 bottles ij-5.00. Tho warm weather often has a depress ing and debilitating effect Hood's Sarsu. patilla oveicomes nil languor and lassitude. IIKsT IN TIIK WORI, tlT Oct the Ocuulni Sold Eeryw here. SeptlO-4t,r. J' I I to purchase Pianos, Organs and S S3 tea S2 0 e AH m tasea 0 im 83 p G G N 5s ft THAI
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