THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian
FRIDAY, MAY 21), 1887.
School boards can nlilnln 1.1 n.i. -m. .. I
.it..i . -. . - . . . '" "
.. manas ior making out tliclr Onsn.
clal statements to post up. at
A purse, containing a small amount nf
money, was found by John K. Ulrton In
tho cemetery last Sunday.
CORllCT K1ILH01D Till TltLt
Trains on the Philadelphia & H It. leave llupcrt
is follows t
" KORTn. SOUTH.
6:ss a, in. 11:49 a. m.
s: p. m. Q 6:13 p. m.
Tmlnson the D. I W. It. It. loavo BlootuBburg
OllOWSI
NORTn. , ""UTn-
7:U a. m. 8:33 a. m.
ll:07a.m. 13:0.1 a. m.
2 84 p. m. p. m.
6:36 p. m. o 8:4? p. m.
Trains on tin N. &W. 11. Railway pass llloom
crrrastollowB1
NOBTU. SOOTH.
li):4J a. m. llsM a. m.
1.80 p. a. 4 19 p. m.
8CMDAT.
mortii. .ocin.
10:1 a m BiW P m
HO I FOlt THE WEST llw. i
colng th0 largo B880rtmcnt of Trunks,
Satchels and Barrs at 1). t
'-"""fi o.
Buckncll University at Lcwlsbure offers
collegiate courses equal to any In tho state.
Tho New York ll',,r,; r.f m. m BnJ nt Tcrv low cst. It us a complcto
printed on blue muslin, tho nrca.inn i.,in collcso facfllly' n ,ar8 llurBry ,llnJ. nml n
Its fourth anniversary under tho present DW a9trono'nlc"1 ouwrvatory. An Instl-
for young men and boys Is connected with
tno University.
Sleeping cars have been Introduced on
the i'hlladclphln & Heading It. H., betweon
Willlamsport nnd I'hlladclphhi. This will
be a great accommodation to persons trav
!.00.
ItClltlCCll ItiltCH.
Hereafter the price for publishing Kxc
cntors, and administrator's notices In the
CmiiMiiiAN will be $3.00 Including it note
and receipt book. No other paper In the
county makes so liberal nn oiler.
Auditor's notices also reduced to $
HAI.l'.H,
Ton 8ai.b. Pair of handsome bny hori.es
tlx and seven years oui, largo ana strong,
i,ml drivers and will worn nnvwhere.
Warranted sound and free from faults or
blemishes arc offered for salo solely for
want of use. J. it. scuuvi.itic.
A I'lnc Kcnulcticc I'or Hale.
The executors of Mary N. Hnrman, de
censed, offer nt private sale n handsome
residence on Market street above Main,
Bloomsburg. The bouse Is of brick, large
pleasant rooms, steam near, gas, water,
sewcraec. and all modern Improvements,
There is n large framo barn, Ice house nnd
outbuildings. Ono of the most desirable
inrutlnns In the town. Terms easy,
Thcvalso offer for sale tlilrty-scven ncres
of land on Normal hill, adjoining I1. Dil
lon's and the Hoyt estate. Cn be
divided Into desirable building lots. For
terms and particulars apply to I. W. Mc
Kelvy, ono of tho executors, or Geo. E.
Elwell, attorney, Bloomsburg, Pa. tf
for rawr.
Two rooms on second floor of tho Co-
r.t'MniAN bulldlnc, together or separately,
Steam heat, gas, water on same floor.
Kent low. Inquire of Geo. E. Elwell. Ct
Wanted. Six or cieht men to mine soft
ore. Apply to W. F. Ilafcr, New Colum
bia, Union Co., l'a. SUmbl'
WANTED 11.000 boys and children to
buy New Spring Suits. New In style nnd
low In price, at David Lowenberg's.
peraonnl.
Mrs. Tunlson, of Brooklyn, Is a guest at
the Sanltorlum.
Mr. and Mrs. Jpmeson made a short visit
to I'hiadelphla last week.
II. II. Hess, of Philadelphia, spent Sun.
diy in town among friends.
J. W. Hirlcman and Lafayette Keeler, of
B:nton, were In town on Tuesday.
Jonathan Poust, of Orangcvllle, started
on Monday for Illinois, to visit his brother,
Judge and Mrs. Elwell returned from
Elmlra last Friday, after an absence of two
months.
It. Mowbray, who was connected with
tho Steam Heating Works for some months
past, Is now located at Wilkcs-Barrc.
Miss Lou Jameson went to Chambers
burg on Monday to spend some time visit.
Ing her sister at the school In that place.
lit. Bev. N. 8. Uullson, D. D., assistant
bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylvania,
will preach morning and evening at St
Paul's P. E. church next Sunday. The
rite of confirmation will be administered In
the evening.
Wall paper hangings and handsome ceil
Ids decorations at Clark's book store,
T. W. Gunton drives a handsomo new
truck wagon.
management.
i meeting or th H nnm!.iir ah.u.i-
1 , , , " t IUIIIIU
association was held at thu mil f v,n.
liiilnicycr E-u., or. Werinosd
frr I..... ... ' J '
Hcv. Thus. MtUlvmmit. minr nf n,
mi n.ipun church of Willlamsport, will ullnS on tdght trains. Sleepers havo been
prencu uiu set mnii to the Ki nlnr f,l,,. much needed nnon tlm I' A: II. uml tlm
ounuay, June "fl new management was milck to see the ne-
.
M". W. Z7Z7, . CC86,Uy of
, willlinu III
ins bed with sickness forscveral davs nasi. A ,low "' pretty drop curtain has been
IT...1..- .1.- ... .... I t . ...
umii-r me in aimeiii or Dr. Jlcnelvv l,n UDK m "10 Danville Upera House, similar
improving rapidly.
uuixi oinmi'sioncr Hillmeyer h mak.
ng our streets look line. If our treasury
was only well supplied we micht look for
uu greater improvements.
(V Wirt fountalu pen was found on Fifth
Blrm.l lnni rr... .
iiiLsuay morning. Tlie owner
ot the same can have It by cdllng ou J. M.
oiaver ni me Woolen .Mills.
wnu piper hangings and ccillnc dir.n.
aliens to pioduce almost anv elTiet iln.
sired. Cull and examine our stock and be
convinced. Clark's book store.
Trout fishing parties nre cettlne to bo
mil.. XT ...
ju.iu I.UII1IUUII. meany every week a
party goes up tho creek to engage In the
enjoyauie sport or trout fishing.
Dr. J. H. Moore, tho eye nnd car sneclal.
1st has been detained on account of sick
ncss In his family, but will be at tho Ex-
change hotel, Saturday, May 21st.
On Saturday, May 14, tho Comptroller of
tno Currency authorized tho Merchants'
National Bank of Willlamsport to begin
Dimness with a capital stock of $100,000.
The Woman Suffrage bill was defeated
Monday by a decision of the speaker, who
ruled that as an Identical bill had already
been voted down this one could not bo
considered.
Mrs. BurnsUles, (colored,) wife of Sam.
uel Uumsldcs of this town, died at her
homo at Port Noble last Monday mornine.
Interment took place in Hoscmont cemetery
on Wednesday.
The excitement over oil found at Hansom
still continues.
Shipping tags, with or without strings
at the Columbian oflicc. tr.
Decoration Day and Fourth of July both
fall on Monday this year.
Mr. J. E. Wilson is building nn addition
to his house on Market street.
Argument Court will bo held on June
13th at 2 p. m., and 14th, at 0 a. m.
An elegant line of SPRING OVERCOATS
Just received at D. Lowenberg's.
The TpvBlnnn Mlnetrnln nYnent tn plvo a
performance In Milton either this week or
next.
Now is the time to get your Confirmation
suit. A full stock on hand at D. Lowcn
berg's.
G. A. R. Cards can bo obtained at this
office, with name, post and address neatly
printed.
Wall paper for 1887. Tho nowest, best
colored and most artistic designs at Clark's
book store.
Barnum was In Kunbury yesterday and
will be in Wilkes-Barro to-morrow (Satur
day, May 21).
Window fixtures, spring balanco
spring top, lower than ever before, at
George A. Clark's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shatter ate to be con
gratulated, becauso of the birth of a
Tuesday morning.
Window shades, nlaln or dado, either
mounted or without fixtures as you prefer
at Clark's book store.
The lawn tennis grounds aro now In full
operation. Somo of tho club aro getting
to be qulto expert at the game.
WashinBton Parr Is a candidate for
nomination as Countv Commissioner. His
name Is announced this week.
A party of young folks of town spent
very pleasant rvcnlnglast Saturday at Mlsa
Jo. McKelvy's home on Rock street.
The rush has commenced for Spring styles
In Neckwear. Call and see the beautiful
stock, now In nt D. Lowenberg's.
Boating has already begun on tho rive
A number of our young people spent one
evening of last week In that pleasing pas
time.
William U. Snyder announces his name
this week as a candidate for re-election as
Prothonotary. lie has made an efficient
oQlcer.
Mr. Bnd Mrs. 8. N. Walker gave a recep
lion at their homo on Weduesday afternoon
tho occasion bclne Mrs. Walker's 60th
birthday.
Tho boys aro beginning to go swimming,
The water Is probably somewhat cool yet
but they do not enro much for that. They
vill swim.
There was a trout dinner at William
Cole's on Thursday of last week. A good
many wero in attendance, and all enjoyed
themselves.
The mln nn WpdnpRiluv lnornlnp was
quite acceptable, as the roads were getting
very uusiv. it was very welcome aisu iu
tho farmers.
Trunks I Trunks I Trunks
Just received a largo stock.
Cheaper than ever atD. Lowenbcrg
I..W. McICelvy Is bulldinir a two-story
addition at tho rear of his residence.
Latest shapo in hats, Dunlaps, Youman, ct
cnucra.
Correct In style,
Flno In quality,
Lowest In price, at Lowenberg's.
Very many persons, men, women and
children, who need nnd enjoy somo gcntlo
outdoor exercise, will read with plcasuro
ot a rovtvat of tho excellent gama of cro
quet. Nothing but o freak of fashion cauB-
cd croquet to fall as It lift" done Into Inno
cuous desuetude. Tho very fact that It
was equally sultablo for everybody was
doubtless ono reason why it becamo unfash
ionable; but It was too good a gamo to bo
lost, nnd It Is not strnngo that It Is coming
up again. Wo may hopo that In tho com.
Ing summer tho onco familiar sound ot tho
mallet and ball will again bo heard In many
a modest enrden. If not also on many a
lordly lawn.
The prnch growers have been holding a
convention, and strange as it may appear,
it was admitted that the Delaware crop will
be enormous. The yield is estimated at
188,000,000 baskets.
Bishop Rullson will hold services in Cat-
awissa at St. John's church on Sunday af
ternoon. Accompanied by Rev. W. C.
Leverett he will.vislt St. Gabriel's, Sugar-
loaf, on Monday afternoon.
1 invite the attention of parties who in
tend papering or decorating their walls or
ceilings to the largest and most complete
line of wall hangings or ceiling decorations
in town. George A. Clark.
There will boa trout dinner at J. W.
Perry's, in Sugarloaf, on Saturday, May
28. Ihcsu dinners aro lamely attended.
and have gained a wide reputation. Ev
erybody always has a good time.
Tho Merchant Tailoring Department is
now replete in Spring styles. Call and see
the largest stock of Cloths, Cassimeres,&c.,
to select from. Suits made up in City Style
at D. Lowenberg's, Merchant Tailor.
The sixty-fifth annual session of the
Grand Ljdge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows was held In Scranton this
week, and was a grand nllair. An im
mense parade took place on Tuesday.
Men's, loullis.Boysand Children's
Tailor Fitting Clothing.
Leading in quantity, quality and style.
Perfect satisfaction always the motto of
DAVID LO WEN BERG.
to the one here. The border of the curtain
s filled witli advertisements of tho leadlne
business firms of Dauvllle. and in Iho
centre Is u landscape representing ancient
buildings. In tho lower corners are plants
with a variety of flowers.
Never place fresh eggs near lard, fruit,
cheese, fish or other articles' from which
any odor arises. Tho eggs are extremely
activo In absorblog power, nnd In a very
short time they will bo contaminated by
tho particles of objects In their neighbor.
hood, by which the peculiar and cxquUlto
taste of a ncw-lald egg will bo destroyed.
As a llttlo son of N. J. Hcndenhott's
was noing a norse out Third street on
Tuesday afternoon, the horso was struck
by a baseball thrown by some bojs who
were playing ball near the skating rink
The horso Immediately took fright, and
started to run, throwing the boy off, but
not injuring him. The horso then ran on
homo.
John Gingrich, who was on trial at Sun
bury for murder of James Haley on De
cember 10, after he had been ejected from
the poor house of which Gingrich was
manager, and who was convicted of In'
voluntary manslaughter, was on Monday
sentenced to pay a fine of $25 and to un
dergo an imprisonment of flvo years with
labor, in theSunbury Jail
Mrs. Miner R, Smith, of Benton town-
ship, died very suddenly at her home on
Monday night between 10 and 11 o'clock.
Her husband noticed that all was not right
with her, but before ho could raise her u
she was dead. Mrs. Smith was a sister of
Dr. T. C. nnd J. B. McHcnry.of Bcnton.and
daughter ot Benjamin Mcllenry . She
leaves a husband and eight children.
The Decorative Art Exhibit, at J. Saltz-
er's music rooms, from the lKth to the 18th
inst., was very fine. The imitation oil
paintings worked In silk were very pretty,
and there were also handsomo draperies,
etc. The room3 were well filled every day
and evening with people who much ad
mired the work, and wero several times
treated to Prof. Metherell's enjoyable
music.
At this season of the year our little town
can be seen to the best advantage. The
trees blossoming out in all their beauty,
the green foliage of the trees, in many
planes entirely overhanging the streets and
forming bvautiful green bowerj, and all the
other beauties of Spring, all combine to
make our town at this time of 'the year one
of the prettiest places in this section of tho
country.
The Keystone Minstrels played in the
Opera House last Friday night to a fair-
sized house, and gave a good entertain
ment. Tho West Brothers' dancing was
very good Indeed, and the afterpiece was
well acted and very laughable. The re
malnder of the progamme was well carried
through. The boys went to Orangeville
Saturday, and were greeted there Saturday
evening by a full house.
TOtnnnmlicr'ss.
A. K. Smith vs,
nf tlm nnntitnr I tried. Verdict for
i i i ,
Court rrocccrtliiits.
Hons m many
club colors. '75 cents,
500 dress lent, ths of stulTtliat
have been $1.25, Si and 75
cents.
Samuel Bruglcr. Uaso
plaintiff, and damages
assessed at $5.00.
Salo ordered In estate ot Thomas J,
Hoffman.
Tho following Sheriff's deeds wero acknowl
edged iu open Courti To William Brink,
sold as tho property of Lewis O. Young,
Tricots, Plain Cloths, Camel's fofr Tf ,nnl T1"c 'd" PrPctl
1 1 c i- ii 1 1 of John M. Cliatnberlin, for $750.
Hairs, Serges, Camels Hair Columbla Counljr TrcR8Urcr V9. w.
Curl and
desirable
lnter-Hlate iMcnlc Hxlilliltloii.
Grenadines, Canvas
like seasonable and
goods.
Udcl pieces, broken lots. We
cut them into patterns ample
Krlckbaura ct al. Case tried. Tills was a
suit brought about by the Treasurer on a
nolo payable to him, given by W. Krlck.
bnum, I). Lowenbcrg and J. W. Hoffman,
tor a balnnco duo on tho duplicate of R.
I Tn. 1 1 onltnnln. .... 1 1
for a dreSS, ard let them CO at sureties. On December 10. 1881. Lowcn.
Exhibition, under tho auspices of tho Mf.nrul nrices. berg and Krlckbaum pnld each n third of
PatrouH of Husbandry, will open nt Will- , t, . t10 amount nnd wero released from further
lams' Grove, Monday, August 20th, nnd il 3 fi' liability on the note, by tho Commissioners
promises to uo unprcccucnicu in mo ins- " j.v.. t- ...v.. s and Trcasurer Bml produced receipts to
Tfhen lUby u sick, w gT her CmIotI,
When sti tu t Child, aha cried for CutorU,
When lie bectme Mint, the cinng to OMtorU,
When the hid Children, the gT them Cutori,
lory of these exhibitions. Varied nnd ex
tensive, as was tho display last year, It will
be greatly surpassed the present sraBon.
A largo number ot new nnd handsomo per
manent buildings will bo erected, which,
together with other substantial Improve
ments that have been made, will add great
ly to tho beauty of the place. Thirteen
years ago, when tho Patronsof Husbandry,
to tho number of a few hundred, came to
this spot to hold a pleasant reunion, nnd
talk over the work, already done and nr.
range plans for the future, llttlo did they
thluk that they were even then laying tho
foundation for tho crcatcst gathering of
farmers, manufacturers, and all interested
In agricultural pursuits, ever known In the
United States. That few hundred has be-
come over a hundred thousand, represent
ing twenty-eight States of the Union.
VorlH Ileriiliarcl.
On Thursday nftcrnoon, the 12th Inst,
Miss Annie J., eldest daughter of Mr. L
Bcrnhard, became Mrs. Robert R. Vorls.
Tho ceremony took place In St. Paul's
church at half past three and was perforin
cd by tho rector, Rev. W. C. Leverett, in
tho presence of a large number of Invited
guests, many of whom were from Danville,
where the groom resides. The bridal
couple marched up tho centre preceded
by the ushers, Messrs. II. B. Clark nnd C
W. Funston of Bloomsburg. nnd Mr. Vorls
of Danville and Mr. Dicfenderfcr of l'liilii
dclphia. Miss Carrie Matchen of Danville,
presided at the organ. Tho tirldo wore n
very pretty traveling suit and hat,
that effect. Tho Court charged that this
arrangement was binding, though it might
Call it Percale or "Shirting;" I nt hayobcen good management on the
there's no nonsense about it. part of tbo officials. Tho jury found n
Tough, and plum,, 36 indies ZKi Am-
Wide. 1 he weight IS Irom the W. Krlckbaum vs. Columbia County.
COtton in it. Hard twisted, hard This was nsult about a disputed Item of
woven, every thread of it. A $10, 'or advertising Commissioners' sales
stuff for hard wear, if you will; la 1885 lbo sum d"" by plaintiff being
' ' .' I 49fl .ml 11,11 n.l,l nf ll,n nil,., n.n...
neat and dressy, too. Hand- r ,' ... ' . . p. , ' ,rn .
somely printed in Stripes,( plaids that ho made a contract with all the papers
and figures OI1 white p'round. 'or that figure, and plaintiff denied this
Esjor Life. What n truly beautiful
world wo live in I Naturo gives us grand
eur of mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands of means of enjoyment. Wo can
desire no better when In perfect health) but
how often do tho innjorlty of people feci
liko giving It up disheartened, discouraged
nnd worn out with disease, when thcro Is
no occasion for this feeling, ns every sui
fcrer can easily obtain satisfactory proof,
that Orccn't Augutt Flower, will mnko them
free from disease, as when born. Dyspep
sia nnd liver complaint aro tho direct
causes of sevcnty-flvo per cent of such
maladies as biliousness, Indigestion, sick
headache, costlvcncss, nervous prostration,
dizziness of tho head, palpitation of tho
heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three dnscs of Avijutt Flowtr will prove Its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cts.
Try It. Jan 281y87eow.
To Pheskiivk Natuiial Fi.owbrs. Dip
the Mowers in melted parafllne, withdraw
Ing them quickly. Tho liquid should bo
only Just hot enough to maintain Its lluld
Ity nnd the Mowers should bo dipped ono
at a time, held by the stocks and moved
about for nn Instant to get rid ot nlr bub
bles. Fresh cut flowers, freo from moist
ure, mako excellent snecimens in this way.
A telegraph from Reading, says that, for if you would preserve your health and In-
rprftl vrnrn nnfll. thn fUtv nr mnrn fur- I vln-n-,itn vnti, nili-n Bvatrm nun IVrrlnn'ji
POWDER
Abcoiutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel or purity,
strength and wholesomcness. .Moro economical
than ordinary klndt, and cannot bo sold in compe
tition wltli thd multitude or low tcst.nliort weight,
atum or pnospnaio powaers. oia oniy in cans.
ltOVAL 1IAKINO I'UWDEHIU,. ttailSU.H. X.
one Good ICITect 01 the imcr-Htnte
Illll.
1 he price has been 1 5
It's been a lively goer
We make it 12 4.
cents.
at 15,
Batistes as dainty as ever, as
well liked as ever. Novelties
moner them of course. Inch
so far ns his paper was concerned. Verdict
for plaintiff.
Sale ordered in cstato of Ellas Baylor.
Rcs.aurant licenses granted M.J.Ryan
and E. J. Hallcy, In Ccntralla.
W. Shaffer, D. K. bloan, Geo. Conner,
Edward Hartman, M. F. Bowman, M.
UoU9cknccht and Ellsha Rlngroso np-
square blocks of brown, black L. .Tn)in fl . ,.ii,.
and red, black and blue, chance- ) usual order for venires at Sept.
Scattered on a cream surface. Court was made, and an adjourned Court
That's one. RintJS for blocks, "PPOlnted for June 13, at 2 p. m., and 14th
another. And so through a 6 a;,nV ... . ,
j:. x . xiuiiiiuyur uppoioieu auuuor in cs
tato of Peter Miller.
Estate of Daniel Thomas. Specific per
formanco. Citation awarded. '
S. N. Walker, appointed commissioner
to take testimony In case of appeal from
probate of will of Mary A. Brlttain.
R. R. Llttlo appointed auditor In cstato
of John Springer.
C. E. Geyer appointed auditor In cstato
Pure Barloy Malt Whiskey. For salo by
C. B. Bobbins, Bloomsburg, Pa. cow.
Two great enemies Hood's Sarsnparllln
and impure blood. The latter is utterly
defeated by tho peculiar medicine.
?
score of styles colored figures
on tinted ground, 125 cents.
Some extra fine 16 cents.
several years past, tho fifty or moro fur
nnccs in tho Schuylkill Valley have been
using Immense quantities of foreign ore
and ore brought from other states, thus
causing tho almost entire cessation of Iron
ore operations In this section. The Inter
state Commerce bill, however, with its
11111 lll-lfllt. IfUUIgS. 11U3 baitlbV.llll.LlV 1111-
naccs to use ore mined In Eastern Penn
sylvania, and thcro is not a mine between
Reading and Allontown which Is not being
worked to its fullest capacity. Over 2,000
... 1 i. j .-. 1 ,t.n..
iiiiuuis iinvvi Biu.iiiv rviiin, nun. nnviu iiiuj
formerly received 70 cents, they now get
$l.iu and per day.
Consumption Can he Cuiied I Not by
any secret remedy, but by proper, health
ful exercise, and tho Judicious use of
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and
Hypophosphltcs, which contains tho heal- JERSEY'S. An overloaded Im-
Ing and strength-givlng virtues ot these porter, found vith too many Children's
iwu vaiuuuiu Bpwiuus iu weir luucsi iorro. JorsCVS Oil 11.111(1, vo inauo tncm an
rrescriueu uy pnysicians. iae no otuer.
SPECIAL.
FROM
DEI HIS
Bloomsburjr, Pa.
Plain Cashmere Shawls. Car
dinal, cream, blue and pink.
Elegant wraps for piazza or
After drawine-room. Fine, soft, clinff-
tho ceremony many of the friends attended ;nfr thinrrq that lend beautV to I ' Samuel Loreman
a reception at the resldenco of the bride's 1 1. tfT or- nn I I-8. Winterstcen appointed auditor in
parents on Fifth sfect. "t" estate of A. A. Kline.
At o.n air. nnu airs, voris went cnrcci j. m. Clark appointed commissioner in
to Danville: and began house-keeping at Latest Stvles and shapes of divorce nrocecdinir. MarvE. Jones vs. W.
wraps from Pans
LOCAL NOTICES.
Collectors' receipt books and
salo at this office.
notices tor
tf.
At a special meeting of tho Vestry of St.
Paul's church, held un Monday night, E.
It. Drinker, Ueo. E. Elwell and W. M.
Monroe were elected deputies to the Dio
cesan Convention, which meets at Reading
June 14.
Mrs, R. A. Snyder has Just received a
full line of trimmed and untrimmed hats,
flowers, feathers, and a general lino of new
millinery goods. Her store is In tho room
lately occupied by Miss E. Peterman.
Please call and see her stock before huy-
Inc elsewhere. 21
The Young People's Guild will occupy
the Chamberlin building, next to N. J.
Heudershott's on Main street, this Friday
evening. Fancy articles wilt ue oiiercu
for sale, and ice cream and cake served.
All nre invited.
There are some dog fanciers in Benton.
It is rumored that one of them recently
sent away for a pair of water spaniels, but
when they came he was not entirely satis-
fled with his purchase, as the dogs looked
very much like common Benton curs.
They ought to have been full bloods, as
they came over the water. They weie
hauled across the creek on tho Benton
stage, having been shipped at a point some
where near Patterson's mill.
An Illiuols paper has tho following:
'The funeral of the late William P. Lewis
was somewhat hurried to enable his estl-
malilo and grlef.strlckcn widow to catch
the 2 o'clock train lor Chicago, where sho
goes to visit friends."
The namo of Charles II. Campbell, of
lllnniiialiiircr. is announced this week as a
candidate for reclstcr and recorder. Mr.
Campbell made a strong run for the nomi
nation three years aco, but tho two term
rule defeated him. Ho Is iu every way
fitted for the olllce,
The State Grand Council of the Improv.
cd Order of Red Men aro holding their an.
nual session at Wlkcsbarro this week.
The first meeting opened on Tuesday with
nearly five hundred Red Men present from
all parts of the State. A large parauo toon
place In the aflcrncou.
Tho holler in the now Novelty and Fur.
nlluro works of Chamberllu & Brown has
nnnwl them n little trouble, because of
weakness, but It has been welt repaired and
they hopo now to havo no moro drawbacks
lint will hasten tho completion of their
numerous orders for work.
The rush of Immigrants from Europo to
America is astonlshiug. or the pres
enl year already over 133, 000 havo arrived,
Miss Audland Hagcnbuch died nt her
father's residence, near the Normal behoof
Wednesday morning, after n lingering Ill
ness with consumption. She was confined
to her bed for nearly a year and eyery ef.
fort made to prolong her llfo but without
avail. Slie was about twenty-five years of
age, and had a wide circlo of friends who
will mourn her early demise. The funeral
will take place this (Fiiday) afternoon nt 2
o'clock at tho Presbyterian church.
List ot letters remaining In tho Post Of'
flee at Bloomsburg for week ending May
17, 1887:
Mr. D. W. Kingsbury, (2,) F. V. Learch,
Miss Llzzlu Boat, Miss Annie L. Smith,
Unas. M. Smith, John U. SmllU.
OA1IDS,
Bolavo Fraueejo, Allesnndre, Mr. J. U,
bpaln.
Persons calllnc for these letters will
please say "advertised."
Gaoiios A. Ci.ahk, P. M.
Mr. C. M. Drinker had his patent Issued
last week on his baircaco check. We aro
informed that he has also uindu application
for patent In Europe and other foreign
countries. Tho baggage check Is of neat
construction nnd so designed that the one
cannot be taken from the trunk or other
artlclo without IU counterpart. Thue
checks are not liable to bo lost nor to tho
nnnoyance of somo party taking them from
the parcel they are locked fast tho ono
servlnc as a key tor the other. Mr. Drlnber
expects soon to manufacture them, and he
looks for a largo sale.
Prof, Nlles' Orchestra and tho Oleo Club
of tho Pbilologian Literary Society went to
Danville last Friday night and gaye an en.
tcrtainmcnt iu the hall ot tho Danville In
sane Asylum, iney siuncu irom uere
about three o'clock In the afternoon, in the
band-wagon and a two-seated spring
wagon, and returned tho samo evening
after the performance. They wero
otrWMO oK greeted by n largo and enthusiastic and-
uvcr u.uuu ui i" " .,.!, ineo lence, who seemed to appreclito the music
8' 1er ."""" .1: tm very highly. Prof. Nlles' orchestra played
well, as It always does, and the singing
was excellent. It must have been a great
treat to tho Inmates of tho asylum
This Spring has been ono In which tho
people In tb placo rnado moro advance.
ment in improving their residences than
has been done for many years. On almost
every street In the town may bo seen th
work of tho painter's brush. Many have
also had the paper hangers at work and
1. , .i.a,nrliiTn are look, thus beautified tho inside of tue houso,
.... . thev always do Mr. W. F. Bodlne. ono of tho painters 1
li't I J I 1 I nn, inwn. has heed overcrowded with
during the Bummer, juey . -- , .
f ullv laid out, and Iho fountain playing in worn, u seemcu as .1 ,u umjr
" . . -ir.... It I nitwr linnirpr Iti town, bv tho wai ho waa
the centre produces a oeauuim iuu. ..0.. .- ,
,iv r inco tosnend the Bummer urged lo do work. It is a fact, that for
l'v..j - -- . ,!. .nl! , .,(!, ..ft",.,-!
In ns rnn bo found In UliS SCCUOn Ol luu m.uB u.i , -v.
I Mr. llnillnn RtAnila lit Iho Ion.
1840-fi0 when tho people wero driven from
Ireland because of starvation.
Says nn eichangei The threo signs of n
counterfeit coin nro not often heeded by a
careless public. A bad piece of silver has
a hollow ring or n lightweight or an Im.
perfect rim. If theso characteristics were
fullv learned counterfeiters would soon be
discouraged In trying to pass Imperfect
money,
shapes of
We want
The
them to go at once, 1 he price
shall be the push less than it
would cost to import them.
There are three lots, all silk
lined and elegant:
1 bilk Grenadine and Jet
$7-50.
2 Silk Grenadine and let,
lace sleeves, S7.50.
3. Chenille Centres, sleeves
and oak frames, hand painted panel anc trimming O Jet, fcQ.
once, their bomo being in readiness lor
them.
Tho bride was the recipient of very many
presents, and we n.rc permitted to enuracr.
ate them
Two mahogany rocking chairs presented
by the Danville Presbyterian choir, mahog
ny and brass table, rattan work table,
large decorated vase, pair Dresden vases,
pair amber and peach blow vases, large
peach blow fruit dish, boquct holder,
placque with flowers In relief, bevel mirror
in bronze frame, bevel mirror in carved
walnut, four steel engravings in gold, wnl
... . t.A.t t..wi
uub tiiiu uaiv names, uuuu jiuiuiuu t'iuii:i i fl'l i 1 11
picture, two dozen after dinner china cot- Stylish short Wraps, beaded
fee cups in satin lined Morocco cases, hand grenadine, trimmed with lace
painted easel scarf.embroidered table scarf, I and jet, $20, $22 and $25
dook racK, siaiucuo 01 ouaKcspearo in
bronze, black marme mante ciocu an tiio 6, cents for ..button Suede
fiftv dollar check, tweutv dollar check.
twenty dollars in cold, brass crumb set, 7? Cents lor O-DUtton MOUS
decorated china and silver tea set.
shell and butter knife In case, lemonade
set, six dozen dinner napkins, eight linen
table cloths, oue linen tray set, two Mar
seilles quilts, one comfort, one piece quilt,
one pair braldcd'plllow shams, silver bub
tcr dish, plush sofa pillow, silver pickle
caster, silver card receiver, silver ice pitch
er, silver cake basket, silver fruit dlsb,
silver and cut glass oil and vinegar caster,
vinegar caster, pair silver salt cellars, but
ter knlio nnd sugar shell in case, sugar
shell In case, two cases spoons in old sil
ver, one case chased silver, one set after
dinner coffee spoons, set knives, carving
set, nut picks, pair decorated salt and pep
pers, china tea set, cut glais berry set, one
rug, pair tidies, ono pair knit slippers, one
plush picture frame, ono oil painting.
Not a nnilooii.
Jones.
II. V. White appointed auditor in estate
of Thos. Crcyellng.
L. E. Waller nppolnted auditor in estnto
of Isaac Crcvcllng.
C. E. Gcycr appointed auditor in estate
Joshua Savage.
CO dress patterns, combination styles.
from $1.60 to S14 00 each. If you want
to havo a stylish suit do not fail to sec
them at I. W. Hartman & Son's.
Just received nt C. E. Savage's n tine lino
ot silverware tho latest designs, also spec
tacles anu eye glasses. at.
Always remember that G. W. Bertsch.
the artist tailor, is the place to get youiselt
a perfect fit In a Spring suit of clothing or
a coat. A full and comnleto line just re
ceived rrcsu irom the city.
You can cct n handsomo embroidered
dress at 1. W. Hartman & Son's for $5 to
65 cents for 4-button
Gloves, embroidered.
75 cents for 6-button
sugar quetaire Suede Gloves, plain
$1 lor 6-button Mousquetaire of abroad.
II. & 8. R. ft. Notes.
Thcro are very few surveyors wprkmg
about town al present.
Tho work of tracklaylng Is still at a
standstill at Fourth street.
Grading above Benton was begun last
Monday. Judge Mcllenry has the con
tract. A number ot new hands arrived here
Monday, and have gone to work on tho
road.
An Italian was badly hurt Tuesday after
noon while unloading rails by a rail falling
upon Mm.
A number of surveyors went up tho
creek on Monday to work on the upper end
Suedes, embroidered.
Until this year these gloves
have never been shown in this
country.
100 Lace covered parasols at
$5.00 have just come. Some of
them, il not quite all, rank with
goods we've been getting $1 to
$2 more lor.
Some extra good things in
Children's parasols, so cents
and $1.
An extraordinary black batin
parasol. 3.00 worth for $. 1 50.
You will bear the statement out
when you see the goods.
A very good black or colored
Twenty-four car loads of rails arrived
hero on Saturday nnd Monday in readiness
for rail-laying.
The bank of the creek all along tho foot
of the rocks Is covered with red shale,
blown off from tho rocks.
The old Irondale road-bed will probably
not be blown out until next week, though
some ot it may bo done this week. It will
make a tremendous explosion.
I or the past week a bright light in the
heavens has been viewed nightly by hun
dreds of people In this town, under tho
impression that it Is an electric light sent Satin parasol for 5 1. 8.
up in a balloon al wuuamsport. 11 ap
pears In the northwest at a point that
might bo over that city. It Is vlsiblo soon
after sunset, and gradually falls until about
ten o'clock, when it disappears below the
horizon. A Wilkes-Barre paper first pub
Don't worry over the Lace
Curtains. Take them down as
usual, wash them as usual.
Then let 'the Lace Curtain
Ushed the story of tho electric balloon, and Stretcher step in and push Care
stated that the light was so bright that its k Dry as many
mvs wero reflected on tho river at that . J
When l'atlcuce Ccunch to be a
Vti.ue.
When wo receive rolled manuscript.
When handed copy written on both sides.
When contemporaries draw on our col
umns without credit.
When a business man tells you it doesn't
pay to advertise
When someone Is hunt'ng you to cor
rect a fancied grievance.
When tho "give-me-n-voto" young man
0 ,nnn interviews you.
uhen every advertiser wants tho most
conspicuous part of the paper.
When people rcfuso Information nnd
growl about their home newspaper being
dull.
When you are given pointers nnd cau
tioned "not to uso my namo you know."
When a falsifier whom you havo almost
offer and closed out tho lot. Wo will
now sell you $1.00 quality lor 50o.,
tho 81.25 for OOo. All wool. All
colors. All sizes, from 20 to 30.
Bieccut Value in Jerseyslcvcr shown.
Just tho article for Misses.
PARASOLS. Tho kind of weather
is now liero tor tins Kintt ot goods,
and wo havo lots of 'em at most aston
ishing low prices. All Btylcs. Call
and see. JNico Satin x'.irasois, 111 ail
colors, at $1.00, $1.2,r each.
Satines, 12c. yd., batiucs, 25c. yd.,
Satincs, 12jo. yd. See them. Exam-
mo them. Try them.
WHITE GOODS. Well, tho sea
son lor tliem is coming, in tact, it s
hot enough to-day for them. Wo
havo them, and at prices you can af
ford to wear them. Also, Embroidei
ies and Laces to trim them with, away
down in prices. Call and see.
MILLIMEUY" GOODS. Another
lot of those Cheap Hats and Bonnets
just in. Also, h lowers, lips and liib
ooiis. And thoso nice little Laco Caps
for children from 10c. up; you should
sco the prices we ask 011 theso goods.
Wo can save you money.
CORSETS AND BUSTLES. All
tho leading sliapea and makes at low
prices. Ularks 77 Uorset, Mikado
Hair Rolls. Sco them.
DRESS GOODS. Now, if you
want Dress Silks of any kind call on
us, tjasnmercsv Atauatros uiotns, 'in
Cream and Black, Armure,,Sebastipol,
1 reuch Tragaus auitings, in Beige, at
95c. yd., wortli S1.00 yd. Dress
underwear at I. W. Clotli9, Cotton and Wool Dress Goods.
All kinds, at all prices.
LACE CURTAINS. Don't you
think yon have a room or so that needs
new Curtains T Wo have a handsomo
lino of Laco Curtains, Scrim, Madras,
Ac, witli full lino of Curtain poles,
from 25c. apieco complete up to gl.25.
RIBBONS AND GLOVES. An
other lot of those 25c. Silk Mitts
(Black only). Watered Ribbons, in
lnndlnrr dnlnrs inst. in. Walnrnd
All kinds of watches, clocks and lewclrv Sod. ,;i.i,nna ;., i)il- n,'n.l.
neatly repaired a d w rranted at C. & " Tn.';l
M'Killii,Plio
togrsip Ii cr a n l
Crayon Artist,
Bloomsburg: Pai.
Fine Cabinet
Portafts, only
$3 a dozen l ai
staiitaiicons pro
cess ii sel.
Money saved by going to A. S. Trucken
miners, Latawtssa, l'a,, tor wall papers
anu window similes. .Largest stuck at lo.v
est prices. atmo
Summer weight
Hartman & Son's.
Having just received a cylinder for fin
lshing silks and cloths, I an prepared to
clean and dye cents' clolhinir. ladies'
cloaks, sacques, silks, dresses, shawls, &c.
Feathers dyed and curled. Packnces for
warded by express will receive prompt at
tention, according to directions. Call or
address, J. O. Caswell, dyer, Bloomsburg
wooicn jhiiis. scpj4-n.
Hammocks, fans and parasols at I. W,
uariman a son's,
Savage's.
bank.
3 dooia abovo first
national
2w
Q. W. Bcrtscb.tbo clothier and furnisher.
always has a full and coain'cteline!of cents'
furnishing goods on hand. All the latest
styles in neckwear, &c. Call and see tnem.
Striped velvets,
Hartman & Son's.
H. J. Clark & Sou,
PROPRIETORS.
10c. a yard, at I. W. j$rIUll)lClf f) gUnUUaiC.
place, eighty miles from Willlamsport. u as you please at once; not one paralyzed with compliments tells you he
is almost needless to stnte that this alleged of them can get awty,
electric light is nothing less than Venus, 53.50
tno brlcut and bcautiiut evenin; star
whose rays reach tho earth through mill'
Ions of miles of space.
Wo havo tue Information direct from
Willlamsport that no electric light has
been sent up in a balloon at that place, and
no such a project has been contemplated.
The people of that city are much astonished
to learn from outsido sources that they
havo had hovering over their heads for tho
past week an electric lamp two miles up
in tho air, that "throws rays of light on
the river at WIlkcB-Ba-re, and Illuminates
tho country for miles around." The story
was a thin one. and boro conclusive ev
idences of impossibility upon its face, but
nevertheless, many people believed it, and
Venus received more attention for a few
nights thai, has been bestowed upon her
since tho days when all the mythological
$3
and
hasn't read your paper for several weeks.
When the free puff fiend drops in to
have you mention "that little matter just
In an incidental way you know; need not
enlargo on It you know; fifteen or twenty
lines will answer this tirno you know,"
Exchange.
Tlie National Drill and Encamp
ment at WnHliliiKtoii,
Tho National Drill and Encampment,
which opcnsMn Washington May 23d, con
tinning until the 80th, will be ono of the
most Interesting events that ever occurred
In the history of America's militia. Its in.
inguage, revised edition, il. ., ., . ,. , ., . ,
liana i McNally's btaddard Atlas of the World, ception was tho outgrowth of that general
"slralclnesca, by Marlon Crawtord. $1.10. deslr0 t0 ,nako tho volunteer military of
Many mraltlDIe proota, by Hev, Arthur T. l'ler- tho several States more effective, and ns a
GenuTrrom Henry ward Heecuer, with Memoir S'P la that direction this competitive con-
60 test was arranged, and valuable prizes of
Also, timely WOrKS on Agri- cash, medals and trophies, offered as re-
For a Sprinc and Summer stiff and soft
hat call at G. W. Bertsch's who has just
received a full and complctellne all of the
latest styles and shapes. Prices lo ivcr than
ever.
Bargains In pianos, orgars and sowlrg
macuines at a. b. Truckenmiucr's, Uata-
wlss, l'a. 3lm0.
The James M-an9 men's shoes for $3 at
1. w. uartman cc son's.
pni
1 11 1 1 1
From our Book store shelves
vou can select somethinc for
evei taste. How else could
we sell more books than any
other house in the country?
And there's no combination
bulge in the prices.
rant's Memoirs, S vols., H.M.
Tho Diary or Hamuel, l'epys, 5 vols., a new edi
tion, Nuttal's Standard Dictionary ot the English
BUSINESS NOTICES.
HEAL estate, t or sale to every man,
woman and child, an honest and speedy
cure ior an pains, acnes anu wenxnesses.
Apply thy Hop iasreraand note their sooth
ing, pain. allaying qualities, unly iiue.
Scarlet fever having appeared tn our vil
lage Darbys Prophylactic Fluid was used
In disinfecting the Collcso buildings. The
disease never went beyond n single case
cither in tho College or elsewhere, where
mo tiuiu was used. hev. ikes. u. t.
PmoE, Auburn. Ala.
Darbys Fluid dispels all forms ot epl.
demic diseases by destroying the spores
or germ poison that causo contagion.
DooTons and Churches Hundreds of
doctors who have visited Specr's vineyards
during tho wine making season say his
tulnn. linvA mnnul In 1... mini iim.il.il.n
ftftJ&SPL&Ml culture and Horticulture; a large wards for excellence In drill. Washington ated of flue H Prtlc.na
assortment ol r reach iiooks,
bound aad unbouad; Seasides
and Franklin Squares; Butter-
a telescope at tno uisputeu oojeci, anu
failed to agree as to what it was; and at
least ono editor that wo know of was fouud
after dark w th a hie rov-class Irvine lo
discriminate neiwcen me mysieneB 01 mo , , ptfnc 't
heavens and thoso'Of Edison. A numbor ll-K b 1 diit-rilb, etc.
ot heated discussions have occurred be
tween those who insisted on the balloon
storv. and those who thought otherwise,
nnd taken all in all, Venus and tho Xeics.
Dealer havo afforded a topic of conversation
all along trio norm and west uranencs dur
ing the past wceu.
was very appropriately selected as tho
place, tho citizens responded liberally, thu
War Department lent Its aid, and tho suc
cess of the enterprise is assured beyond
any possibility of doubt. Over thirty of
the States and Territories will be rcpro.
scntcd by military organizations, and tho
dally contests, embracing all the branches
of military scrvico from tho manual of
unsnrpasscu ior meir restorative powers
they prescribe them us very superior wines.
The churencs in New York and Brooklyn
uso the Port for their communion. For
sale by druggists.
'SSlanamahfr's.
rmLicKi.ruiA, May 1C, 1837,
Our buyers use taste and
judgment in selecting whatever
you write lor.
We've had Printed Flannels
before, but not such Printed
Flannels. The richest that can
be had; choicer than could be
had last season. Fruit of a
year's thought and work by the
maker. Genuine, thick-and-thin,
all-wool Flanael. Striped
aad figured; 37 styles aad color
ings from one of the two or
three Alsace-Lorraine printers
who stand at the head in such
things. Lawn Tenais and Boat-
jiag Suit stuff; perfect combina-
More things for sporting wear
than we know of anywhere.
The floor space of a good sized arms to brigade drill, will bo Intensely In
Store riven to them. Lawa tercsting to every one. Tho cash prizes
teaais, boatiag, base-ball, crick- " t0 f m- ,Tl10 caa,P11'WIU bo
, . 1 , pitched ou tho grounds surrounding the
et, swimming, bicycle and other 'Wa8lllDglon Mobnumenti and ,Uobdriu
things. Prom Virgoe, Middle- ground will bo marked out on tho campus
ton & Co., London, and the between the Monument and tho White
House.
Tho universal Interest which will bo felt
In tho drill In all parts ot the country, aud
the excellent opportunity it will afford for
visiting tho National Capital at tho most
best domestic makers.
Good Hats like other good
things are sure to be imitated.
When you read of a i5 silk hat beautiful season of thu year, will draw
for g4l go Slowly. Either know """J8118 ' Washington The dty, noted
the goods or know that you can DCTcr appear9 10 B0 dan adyanthgoas
trust the llierchaat. in the llrst bluBh of spring, nor is there
TUp lu.sr nnrtmpnt nf fnc any pleasanter timo to visit thu parks, gar.
i ae ucsc assortment 01 -as- dcn8 and pul)llc bmlainga than this, ah
simere and Derby Hats weve tho put-iio property u open to the inspec
owr nffr,.r1 DunUf,, nnri ct1 lloD f Visitors.
. , . ,' .t . 3 ' Iu order to accommodate visitors the
ail riglU, SO S tlie price. Pennsylvania HallroadCo. will sell excur.
Thero Is no danger to human life
more to bo dreaded than that which arises
from vitiated blood. Dyspepsia, rheuma
tism, beauacuc, and general debility, all
result from It, and are cured by the use of
Aycr's Sarsaparllla. Take It this month.
Six bottles, $5j
Instead of leaving thu linen yellow, or
wiui urown spots uu over it, like common
rosin soap, Drcydoppel's Borax Sonn makes
It white as snow, and purifies and cleanses
morouguiy. napr'-"J,
A oitEAT battle Is continually coluir on
In the human system, Thu demon of im
pure blood strives to gain victory over tho
constitution, to ruin health, to drag victims
i to tho grave. A good reliable medicine
liko Hood's Sarsaparilla Is tho weapon with
which to ucrend one s sen, drive tbo dcs.
perato enemy from the Held, and restore
paece and bodily health for many years.
Try this peculiar medicine.
DltCNKENNESS, Ol! LlQCOIl IlAItlT, OAK II K
CUUEU UY ' ADMlNISTEltlNU I) 11. HAINES'
Qoluex BrEoino. It can bo given In a cup
of coffeo or tea without tho knowledge of
tho person taking it, effecting a speedy and
permanent euro, whether thu patient is a
moderato drinker or an alcoholic wreck,
1 housauds of diunkards hayu been made
cmperate men who havo taken tho Uohlcn
A little earlv for Men's Straw 8l" "ckets, May 21 to 87, good to return Specific in their coffee without the!rkno.
InL 1,m IT 'r , h lraW umll 80th, from nil stations on Its lines, at edge, and to-day believe they null drink.
iatS, but we have the new ones reduced rates, in addition special trains (ngof their own free will. No harmful
I
to show you.
John
Wanamaker.
Cbettnut, Thirteenth and Market ttroets,
at special rates will bo run on certain days
from various sections of tue Pennsylvania
I sy si 111, the details of which will be an
noi' t-cu by posters and published la the
I newspapers,
effects results from Its administration.
Cures guaranteed. Send for circular and
full particulars. Address Iu conttdcucu
Golden Specific Co., 183 llace St Clnclu.
n&tt, Ohio. dec 8 80 ly,
Hot weather is fast approach
ing, bimrp competition among
the manufacturers have brought
down the prices. You Aould bo
asto"ihed to see what a nice
refrigerator wo can sell you for
a very little money. It will pay
for itself in one season's use.
Ice Cream Freezers.
Our leading freezer is the
"Rapid" and has only to bo seen
111 comparison with others to in
sure its sale. Every one guar
anteed, and the price almost as
low as some of the other makes
wo keep.
WATER
COOLERS
Water Coolers, with stands or
without for family, hotel or- fact
ory use-, handsome goods ; sizes
and prices to suit every body.
LAWN MOWMS
It is almost an impossibility to
keep a yard in nice order with
out a mower. Ono of the great
objections heretofore lias ueen
the price, but liko every thing
else, they havo Oeclined so as to
bring them within tho reach of
all. Our "New Model" wo
claim to bo the best mover made;
runs tho lightest aud prico as
low as the 'west.
J. H. SciiUYunt & Co.,
Bloomsburg, Pa.