THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. The Columbian G. 8, Elwell, 1 Tj(,.. BLOOMSBUKG, PA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1887. STANDING COMMITTEE. Thoro will bo a meeting of tlioDern ooratio County Oommltteo in Iho Urand Jury room on Saturday. Octo ber 8th, 1837, at one o'olook p.m., to nomlnnlo a candidate for Uottnty sur veyor. Robert It. Little, Chairman. E. AL Tkvkhuuv, Secretary. Fruits of Honest Government, ItBCKUTa LARGELY INCREASED EXFF.N 8K8 LARGELY HE1)UCK1. Tho fruits of honest, business like rrnvnrnmnnr. am ftfrtktnrrlv nvMhitnil in o " - o V ... the administration of the revenue laws wbioh are tho game under Cleveland thnt worn in nnnrntinn unrlnr Arthur. It Is natural that revenues should in creoso to some extent because of tho steady growth of tbo business of tho nmintrv. lint, trin Invftrifttiln rntn Vinrntn. foro has been for tho expenditures, or costs ot collection, to increase all tho time, whether tho revenues increased or not. In both tho rovonucs imports ana internal taxes, there has been a Rte.ldv And dpo.ldpd mnrnnan rf rnvnnnn and as steady and decided decrease of iuu uoat oi collection unaer me present administration. The figures aro taken from the uiuuiai recoras oi tno xreasury ua TiArtmnnt nnrl nrn t.hnrnnrvhlv rnlinnln nrn Vin ronnmto ffnm diatoms for the fisoal years ending oune ov, iaa5, latfG and iS7 : the yoar ending Juno 80, 1885 beinrr tho liECEHTS KROJI CUSTOMS. Tear ending June an, 1S85 $l83,ll,80aeo Year ending June so, 1887 217,280,693 13 EXPENSES OF COLLECTION. Year ending June 30. 1885 sr.oiii.mi.iq Year ending June so, lssa o,r,6is.oo Year ending June 30, isst ,870,67l. Tho cost of collection in the last year ol Arthur's administration was 3.77 per cent. : the cost in 188G was a on . ,.i . o.ov per ucnu, ana mo cost in iboy was u.m ior uom. xeoBaaio results are yltnan in 1. ! .. f , 1 J T . uuuu uu expenuitures, as ioiiows : INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. Year ending June SO, issj ,$115,495,723 M Year ending Juno so, 1888 iie,803,SM.4S ear ending June 30, iss7 118,S37,SOLO EXPENSES OF COLLECTION. Vfl.f Anlri T.inA an . onir .1 1 .An nw - --usuuuoih;,iwj -t.4a3l4UlS, Year ending June so, 1SS6 4,599,485.28 Year ending Juno so, 1M7 4,070,150.20 it is these substantial and beneuoent results of nilmlnlatprinrr Mia rrnvnrn. ment on business principles, instead of wasting mo taxes cr the people in par ty plunder, which mako Cleveland strong with the pcoplo and compel politicians who are ever on tho hunt ior Bpoiis to support the policy of the President oven Ofraingt t.lipii nnrn in. clinations. The one inflexible rule now in force in all public departments ib that every official must perform his duty with tho same fidelity that would tin lilntnu.LJ ! . w uvuiAuucu iu any uusinusa employ ment, and that is the kind of govern ment the great mass of people of all ijaiiieH want. m.x. construct at Norfolk tho 0,000 ton battleship, authorized by tho act of Congress, at a cost of $2,370,000, which Is $125,000 less than tho appro priatlon provides. It will tako about eighteen months to finish tho work on this great monster of tho deep. Tho organltatlon ot uoparimoni olerks into Stato Associations, of which thcro aro several, has been tho occas ion of ono of tho most sonsatlonal epi sodes of tho present administration. Tlicso organizations paitako of a poll tloal as well as a social character tho real object .being to protect tho mem bers in their omoiai positions, un Do ing invited to address the Illinois De mocratic Association, Civil Servloo Commissioner Obcrly not only declin ed to accept tho compliment, but wroto tho "Suckers" a long letter, informing them that tho existence ot their As sociation is a violation ol tbo civil ser vice act. and admonishins the members ' ... . V .. a that for such infraction they are llabio to tho ponaltles of tho law. WASHINGTON LETTER (Prom our Regular Correspondent. Washinoton, D. O., Oct. 3, 1887. Perhaps I could not better begin mis tetter than by givtncr a brief de ecription of the ' elegantly appointed and equipped train that is bearing tho Presidential party on their great West ern and Southern tour, about whioh so mnoh has been said and written. Tho train consists of three Pullman oars, connected in such a way that ono can walk from ono end to tho other with ont opening a door or being exposed to ineweatneror other discomfort, and tho coaches are richly and fashionably furnished and upholstered among tho articles being a oeautitul bed-room, centre-tabl, inlaid writinir desk, sofas. rocking chairs, barber chairs, and sev eral largo mirrors to say nothing of a oaioroom ana smoking compartment, and to cap the climax, tho cars are heated by steam from the locomotive and furnished with electrio ligbtB from tbo same Bource. Washington has certainly never before seen suoh splendidly outfitted train. Geo. M. Pullman gave his personal attention to tno details, and the outlay is said to represent a capital of $200,000, and it is turther stated that the President will be at an exponse of $10,000 for the trip. The party consisted of the Pre sident and Mrs. Uleyeland, Private .secretary Lamont, two or three per sonal friends of Mr. Clevoland, and three representatives of the press. great crowd assembled at the Balti mom and Potomao depot to boo the distinguished travelers depart, Secro taries Bayard, Endicott and Whitney ueing oi tne number, l oo noral lav ors to Mrs. Cleveland wero lavish and rarely beautifnl. An important act of tho President before leaving was tho appointment of oecrotary uayard and Messrs VVm. U Putnam of Maine, and Jai. B. Angell of Michigan, to act as Commissioners in the adjustment of the question of tho fisheries troubles with our north eru neighbors. All of these centlemen have had sufficient diplomatio training in positions of public trust to warraut tbo belief, that if a satisfactory settle' ment of the international controversy is possible, tho country may confident ly expect such a result at their hands a consummation dovoutly to bo wished. At the last Cabinet meeting tho financial situation was exhaustively uisousiea, with tno purpose to provide against a possible recurrence of the re cent stringency in tho oorameroial world, and a decided difference of opin ion was diivelouod regarding tho authority of the Secretary of tho Treas ury to purchase bonds not required for tho sinking fund -tho result being that it was determined to refer tho matter to the decision of tho Attornov' Gonoral, in case thoro should apparent ly arise tno necessity oi euoii action on tho part of the Svorttary, to relieve tho money market. It appears that tho monetary alarm was mora a matter of imagination than reality, generally speaking, for tho very simple reason that tho volume of currency was increased soventy-flvo million dollars last year, which goes to show that tho business interests of tho country aro in a hoalthy condition. It is calculated at tho treasury that tho Government has saved in interest by the prepayment of bonds under tho circular cii last month tho handsome Kiun of S3,200,O00not to mention (he probable immense financial losses it prevented individuals from suffering. I'lie naval board has concluded to michiiorn. We won't clean houso until '-after tho fair." The (armors did not frolic much with tho corn this season. It Is about all cut any. bow. Considerable slctnesa has visited this section. Six cases, all on School street with ono exception. Typhoid-malaria seems to bo tho general aliment, "Chestnuts" indeed, S. good harvest of them around hero. The squirrel greeted Jack Frost with a hearty welcome. Schools aro now all in session. L. Moore and C. F. Ulrton- at Buckhotn, Laura Kishel at Lcldy's, Wailo Hartman la the Dall, Wilmcr Olrton at Chestnut Grove, Mist Snyder in tho Valley, and Miss Eyes at the Forks. Cow drovers every week. Wellington Cronley Blew tho first swine and thereby opened tbo butchering season. Buckwheat, I guess we have. John Kclhart says ho can show a stalk that measures 5 feet 11 in. Who can beat It? Tho thief ot time says ' 'after tho fair." The Government is issuing ten now styles of stamped envelopes. The colors arc: One cent, blue; two cent, green; four cent, carmine; five cent, milorl blue. The colors of tho larger ranks will be chocolate, brown and purple. Rheumatism It U an establMed act that Hood's Bar saparula has proven an Invaluable remedy In many severe cases ot rheumatism, effect ing remarkable cures by Its powerful action In correcting tho acidity ot the blood, which Is the cause ol the disease, and purifying and enriching the vital fluid. It U certainly fair to cinou that what Ilood's SarsaparllU has done for others it will do tor you. Therefore, it yon suffer the pains and aches ot rheumatism, giro this potent remedy a fair trial. A Positive Com. ."I was troubled very much with rheuma tism la my hips, ankles, and wrists. I could hardly walk, and was confined to my bed a good deal ot the time. Being rec ommended to try Bood's SarsaparUla, I took four bottles and am perfectly well. I cheerfully recommend Hood's Barsaparllla as ono ot the best blood purifiers In tho world," W, F. Wood, Bloomlngton, IU. For Twenty Years I have been afflicted with rheumatism. Before J 383 1 found no relief, but grew worse. I then Degan taking Ilood's Barsaparllla, and It did me more good than all the other medicine I ever had." H. T. Balcoh, Bhlrley, Mass. "I suffered from what the doctors callefv muscular rheumatism, I took Ilood's Sat saparilla and am entirely cured." J. V. Jl Peochvoot, letter carrier, Chicago, 111. Wo shall bo glad to send, free of charge to an who may deslre,abook containing many additional statements of cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by aU druggists, ft J sU forts. Made only by OL HOOD & CO., Lowell, Haas. IOO Doses One Dollar. DEM00BATI0 TICKET. State. Fou Jddqk ok Supreme Coubt, J. ROSS THOMPSON, Of Erio. For State Treasurer, B. J. McGRANN, Of Lancaster. County. For Associate Judge, CYRUS B. MoHENRY, Of Fishingcreek. For Prothonotaky and Clerk op tub Several Courts, WILLIAM H. SNYDER, Of Bloomsburg. For County Treasurer, GEORGE A. HERRING, Of Bloomsburg. For Register and Recorder, CHARLES H. CAMPBELL, Of Bloomsburg. For County Commissioners, WILLIAM G. GIRTON, Of Bloomsburg. JESSE RITTENHOUSE, Of Beaver. For Auditors, E. M.. TEWKSBURY, Of Catawissa. A. W. HARTMAN, Of Fishingcreek. A 0ABD. I hereby announce myself as an Independent candidate tor County Commissioner, to Devoted for at tbo November election. HILAs CONNER, Orangerllle, Pa., October 7, 18W. BARGAINS IN STOVES. Do you want a first-class stovo at a low price ? Then call and see The Radiant Homo Square Round and Double Heaters, Royal Ranges. All kinds of tinware, granite ware, porcelain, iron kettles, &o. Particular attention given to steam and gas fitting, lioofling and spouting a specialty. Es timates furnished. H. Gi Eshltimani BLOOMSBURG, PA. JjlLBCTION NOTICE. Nolle Is hereby glren that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the lilooinsb'inr Tuesday, October 11, 1SS7, at the office of P. 1'. I imirnnvpr. batweeu the houra of two and four o'clock In the afternoon, for the purpose of elect, tng a Hoard of Directors to servo for tho ensuing rear, and for the transaction ot any other bus!. nesaof the Company. J I'. MLLMKVKlt, STJUMW t7WIVVt 4 COMPARATIVE WORTH of BAKING POWDERS. ROYAL (AWIutely Pure).. I (IKAST'S (Alum rowder) ,. RUHFOIiD'S, wh.nfrrii.. HANFOUD'S, h.n frt.h.... REDHEAD'S I CrlAHM (Mum Towder) ..,. AMAZON (Alumrowder,.. L 1ST OF I'ltEMIUMB TO VI AWiHDKD SV mi CLE VELAND'SOhort wt.oi.) FI0NEER (San rrancltco)... CZAR DR. FIIICE'S. SXOW FLAKE (QroO'.) LEWIS' PEARL (Andrews it Co.) DECKER'S GILLErS ANDREWS AC0."Rgal" BULK (rowder sold loose) I niIMFORD'S,when nottrei REPORTS OT GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholesomoncs of the Royal Baking Powder. " I have tetted a package of Royal Halting Fowder, which I purchased In the open market, and find It composed ot pure and wholesome Ingredient. It 1 a cream of tartar powder ot a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other Injurious substances. E. O. Lovi, 1'h.D." "It Is a scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder li absolutely pure. " II. A. Mott, Ph.D." " I hare examined a package ot Royal Baking Fowder, purchased by myselt In the market, I find It entirely free from alum, terra alba, or any other Injurious sub stance. IIukrt Mobtom, rh.D., President of Stevens Institute ot Technology." "I have analyted a package of Royal Baking Powder. The materials of wbjsh It Is composed are pure and wholesome ' B. IHsi. Hins, State Assayer, Mass." The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at the Vienna World's Exposition, 1873 : at the Centennial, Philadelphia, 1870 ; at tho American Institute, New York, and at State Fairs throughout the country. No other article of human food has ever received such high, emphatic, and uni versal endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, and Boards' of Ucalth all over the world. Nora The above Duoaax Illustrates tne comparative worth of various Baking Powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof, Schedler, A pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume In each can calculated, the result being as Indicated. This practical test for worth by Prof. Schedler only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while It costs a few cents per pound more than ordinary kinds, It Is far more economical, and, besides, affords the advant age of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Fowder will convince any fair minded person of these facts. ' While the diagram shows some of the alum powders to be of a higher degree of strength than other powders ranked below them, it Is not to be taken as indicat ing '.hat they have any value. All alum powderi, no matter how high their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous. H. X Clark & Son's ANNOUNCEMENT ! PLUSH COATS, PLUSH WllAPS, PLUSH JACKETS. Our stock of these goods is unusually large and bright for this season. It embraces everything that is desirable. Best Plushes, best make, best styles, best fitting, and the most moderate prices. Call and see ior yourselt. DEESS SILKS ! DRESS SILKS ! This stock contains many novelties. Besides full lines of Black Gros Grains, Black Satin Ducheses, Black Rhadamcs, Col ored Rhadames. Colored G. G. Khadzimers, J aille h rancaise. Special bargains in a Black Silk at $1.00 a yard. BLACK CASHMERES. The variety is much larger than usually is found. We have made some special prices that will surprise all who know their real value. Many new weaves in other Black Goods, Henrietta Cloths, &c. DRESS GOODS, DRESS CLOTHS, &C. This stock is unusually largo and attractive this season, con taining many new weaves in all tho leading styles of Dress Goods at popular prices. The Dress Cloth stock is lull ot Jrlaids, otripes, Checks, Mixtures, Plain Colors, &c, at prices defying competition, 36-inch all-wool Cloths, 45 cents a yard. Sold elsewhere at 50 cents. Call and see our stock and low prices, whether you wish to buy or not. Table Oil Cloths, 5-4, only 25 cents a yard. DRESS TRIMMINGS. This stock is far the largest we have ever shown, containing all styles of Bead Goods in sets, Panels, Ornaments' Paneling enect drops, Jiipulets, b ancy buttons, Hooks, Clasps, Braided sets, Panels, Ornaments by yard. Brown Bead work, Fancy galoons etc. at popular low prices. DOMESTIC GOODS. Full lines of Muslins, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings. The best 25c. Bed flannel sold. White flannels, Cotton flannels. Century Cotton Cloth 8c. yd. sold by others at 10c. yd. and other uomesuc goous at lowest prices. GLOVES, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. These departments aro now full with all the leading novelties and styles and qualities. See the kid gloves, cashmere cloves, etc, Full lines of hosiery ,ladies',men's and children's white and scarlet underwear in all qualities at lowest prices. COATS, JACKETS AND WRAPS. This stock is now filled with all the novelties in plaids,8tripes, check,astrachans,boucle, ctc.,wraps of all kinds, children's coats in Haverlocks, Raglans etc., at the most popular low prices. All in vited to call and see. VELVETS, PLUSHES, &C. Plain colors, striped, checked, watered, etc., at prices which defy competition, all kinds of velvets most any colors, &c. Wo invito all to come and see our stock wlion they come to the Fair or at any other time they may visit Bloomsburg. II. .1. 1, IKK & SON. Columbia Co. Agricultural Sccist, -AT TUKllt- TIIlttTY.TlllRD ANNUAL FAIR -TO DE HELD AT BLOOMSBURG, PA., Wenesday.Thursday.Friclay and Saturday, Cctooer 12, 13, 14 and 15, 1887. DEPARTMENT I.' LIVE STOCK, CLABS1. Carrlaco and tight Draught Horses Beat stallion over four rears old 1 1? 00 second best. low nest stallion, between land 4 yrs old too Second best... JJ nest stallion, between 1 and 3 m old S 00 second best 00 nest brood mare.wlth foal at her foot 8 oo HccoDdbcst w Best maro or goming, ooiwecn a ana 4 mold 4 00 Second best. M ncstnisroor Kcldlng, betwscnl! and 3 years old 4 00 Second best S 00 Dest mare or gelding, between l and 2 years oia vu secondbest , 00 nest colt under 10 months old....... s oo Second best. 8 00 nest paircarrlageborscsorinarcs.... B oo Second best . & 00 Itest single carrlago horso or marc. . . . 6 oo second best 9 60 liestpalr matched colts under 4 yrs, broken to harness 6 00 Second best 1M CLASS 2. Heavy Draught Horses, Mares Colts. Best stallion over 4 years old. l-econa nest Heat 6talllon between S and 4 yrs old Second best nest stallion Dciwecn i ana x yrs oia Second best nest brood maro with foal at her toot Second best Best maro or gelding between 3 and 4 years old Second best Best mare or gelding between it and s years old ... Second best Best mare or gelding between l and 8 years oiu , ... Timothy seed second best lied wheat, boarded chaff, 1 bushel, . second best .... lied wheat, smooth chaff, Second best , White wheat,..,,. Second best ,, , Buckwhent Second beat - Ilye Second best i Oats. i Second best.. Corn, redcobsourd......... Second best ,,i Corn, eight-rowed yellow. , Second best , Pock swcot coin. - Second best reck pop corn Second best,., 1 00 CO t 00 1 00 1 M n I oo to l m 50 1 00 60 1 IJO 60 1 00 to l CO 60 to S5 60 S3 I 1 00 60 JXEOUTOB'B NOTICE. XttnU c JolM A. (Iruter, late of Dloomiburg, Pa., Vecamd. Letters testamentary on the said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby notltled to pay the same, and tbote having claims against said estate will present the Bame for settlement to WAltV C. GHUVKlt. nioomsburg. 1'a, GEO. W. (lltUVKIl, Nantlcoke, 1'a. John M. (Ukhin, AtTt. sepsi. jglXEUUTUK'S NOTICE. XitaU of Sarah lloatt, late af lieavtr ToumtMp, Letters testamentary on the said estate having been granted to the undersigned executors, all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to pay the same, and thoue having claims against said estate present the same t P. II. KISIIKII, j. t. rox, sepi'Ct. Executors. A DMINISTKATOIl'S NOTICE. XX. Xtate af Clemuel V. IxUnig, of Orange Tiep. Letters testamentary on the said estate having been granted to the undersigned ex'r, all persons Indebted to Bald (state are hereby no tified to pay the same, and those having claims against said estate presont the same to . eepto U. J, CONNER, Ada. DMINIBTRA rOIt'B NOTICE. H re estate of Jmac D. iwtton, late af Oreenwooi lneniMp. Letters of administration on the said estate having been granted to tne undersigned admlnutrator.all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to pay the same, and those having claims against, said estate present the same to ISAAO A. IJiWITT, AdnVr. scplt ltobrsburg, Fa. N OTICE IN PAItTiriON. IN TUIOsrUiNS' COURT or COLGUBU COCMTT, In the matter of the partition of the estate ot Jouss noty late of Flsblngcreelc township deceas ed. To Sarah Elizabeth ItozelI, Ellsworth county, Kansas, and Uoorge Doty, !Luzerne Co., l'a. take notice that an Inquest will be held at the latu dwelling house or Jonas Doty deceased. In the Township of Fishingcreek, Columbia county, l'a. on Monday, the seventh day ot November 1687 be tween the hours of 8 o'clock a. in. and 4 p. m. of said day, for the purpose ot making partition of the real estate of said deceased, to and among his children and legal representatives, It the sune can bo aonu without preiudlce to or spoil he ot the whole, etherwlso to value and appraise the same according to law, at which time and place you are required to attend if you tnlnk proper, SherlO"s Ofilce, Bloomsburg, Oct. 6, !si. HAMUEL SMITH, Sheriff, SUBSnilBK FOIt COLUMBIAN, I 12 00 1C 00 6 00 00 8 00 2 00 8 00 4 CO 4 00 2 60 4 00 2 00 3 00 2 00 8 00 4 00 ( 00 8 00 6 00 2 00 10 00 8 00 15 00 15 00 Second best. nest tour-horse team...... .. second best Best two-horse team second best nest two-mule team second best Best stallion, for all purposes, owned In Columbia county. Second best ....... srscuL rsizxs. 4 carrlago horses, comprising ono stal lion and 3 or his get Best 4 heavy draught norees. compris ing one BtalUon and a of his get.. Exhibits for this class will bo Judged by tho Jurlctr for classes I and 2. CLA3-) 8. Blooded Cattle. This class Includes tho following: Durham or Short-llorned. Devon and Holstcln-Freslan or Dutch-Belted. The following premiums will be paia on eacn oi tne arove mreo orccus: Best bull over two years second beat .... Best cow second best Best heifer under 2 years old Second best . . Best calf under 12 months old second best - $ 10 00 a oo 10 W) a oo 6 oo 2 00 3 00 1 00 CLASS 12. Vegetables. on each of tho following varletlos of potatoes, )i bushel Second bcsU.M . IltirbanK, narir uusc, Bnowflnko, I-ato Itow, Prido of Valley, While Star, Dunmore Seedling, Mammoth rearL Sweet rotators, queen ot Ireland, (grown by exhibitor,) lllllmeyer Seedling, On each of the following varieties, a each, too., except pumpkins, squashes, watermelons, $1.00. Beets, Cabbage, Turnips celery, rarsnips, n-nuw, ItadWies, Hhubarb, carrots, cnuunower, Deans, (lima,) irppen, neans (nolo Onions, Tomatoes, 3 ruinpktns, Ct'i-umbers, 8 watermelons, S squashes, Eggl'lant,! CLASS 13. Vultt. JamesTrlo Sons' special premium ror best looking apples, a vuneue. 1 pock each, M box (18 lbs.,) l'ylcs' l'enrllnft. worth 12.70. For general nssorlment of fruits of all Kinas, not less inuu wjris,o opt-v,- mens "f e.icli I ? Second best a w Dozen quinces, ... J" second nest. ... 60 Also, on tho following varieties, not less man o specimens uucti Second best.... 26 M 1 on 60 1 00 60 J 00 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 00 60 too 60 1 00 60 1 00 60 I 0) 60 1 00 60 Baldwin. It. I. Greening, smoke IIous.s Fallawalter, Northerh spy, KaniDo, llartlett, Sheldon, KUUaiici. Flemish lleauty, Crawford Early, Keeves Favorite, Words Late, Concord, Niagara, Delaware, California, Clinton, Isabella, irn.ES. English Itusset, York Imperial, King. smith Cider, liclle flour, Golden lluiict, runs. Brandywlno, Washington, Socket vicar of Wakefield, Lawrence. rilCIIEH. Solways, Crawford Late, Susquehanna. Martha, Brighton, ltogers, lonla, Catawba, Dions, CLASS 4. Blooded Cattle. This class Includes the following: Jerseys or Alderneys, Guernseys, Ayenfhlres and Swiss. Premiums will be paid In each ot the above tour breeds, same as In class 3. CLASS 5. Graded Cattle. This class Includes grades or crosses of all the breeds In class 3. Best bull over two years old Second best. Best cow , Second best Best heifer under two years old Second best , Best calf under 12 months old. ..... . . Second best CLASS a. Graded Cattle. t 8 oo 6 oo 8 00 4 00 4 O0 2 00 9 00 1 00 Thli :lasa Includes grades or crosses ot all breeds In cuss 4, and the same premiums will bo paid as In class 6. CLASS 7. Native Cattlo. nest bull over 2 years old f 4 oo Second best 2 CO Best cow over 3 years old s 00 Second best 260 Best cow under 3 years old . 4 oo Second best 2 oo Best belfer between l and 2 years .... 3 oo Second best 2 00 SPICUL rBizxs. Best herd composed of l bull and not leas than 4 nor more than 10 cows or heifers, 4 of whlchshall be over Syears old, comprising any or all of tho breeds In class 3. 40 00 Best herd composed of same as above, comprising any or all or tho breeds lnclaS3 4. 40 00 Exhlbltsln the first to be Judged by the Juries for classes 3 and 6. Exhibits fir tho second to be Judged by the Juries for classes 4 and a. CLASS 8. Sheep Short Wools. This class Includes all Merinos. Best pair, buck and ewe f 10 oo Second best 5 00 nest lot of lambs not less than six... 8 to Second best 4 00 MIOELB WOOLS. This class includes Southdowns, Shropshire downs, Hampshlredowns, Oxtordshlredowns. Best pair, buck and ewe 1 10 00 secona best 5 oo Best lot otlambs,not less than six..., 8 00 Second best . 4 oo LONG WOOLS. This class Includes Llncolns, Lelcesters and Cotswolds. nest pair, buck and owe f 8 00 second best 4 00 lieet lot of lambs,not leas than six.... s oo Second best 3 oo CLASS, swine. Best Jersey Red or Duroo Jersey Boar 6 oo second best 3 00 nest Jersev Red or Duroo Jersey Sow. 6 00 Second best 3 00 nest Kasex Boar, 6 oo Second best . s oo Ilcst Essex Sow 6 00 Second best s oo Itest Berkshire Boar. 6 oo Second best 8 oo Best Berkshire Sow. 5 oo second best 3 00 Best Poland China Boar. 5 00 second best 3 oo llest I-oland China Sow , 6 00 second best s oo Best Chester V bite Boar 5 CO second best , s oo Best Chester White Sow 6 oo Second best 3 oo Best litter ot pigs, not less than six, under six months old s 00 Second best 3 00 Best and largest display of any pure breed., ., 8 OO class io. poultry. Exhibitors will be furnished with Orst-clasa coops free of charge; all coops shall contain one cock or cockerel and two bvns or pullets. CUICXKNS. Best coop of chickens, without regard to breed. f 3 00 Premium tor Trios ot each ot the fol lowing varieties l oo Second best 60 Plymouth Itocka, Wyandotts, Buff cochins, White Cochins, Partridge Cochins, Black Spanish. Colored Dorkings, Light lirahmaa. Dark Brahmas, Langsnans, White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Ho idans. White Dorkings, Domlnlques, Black and Heddame, nold'n Penctl'd Hamb'gs,olden seabrigt bantms Japanese Uantams, Silver Seabrigt bant'ms Block Alrlcon Bantams, Black Broaste d Red Qame Bantams. Praia. Bestcoo ot ducks, without regard to Crested whVti'ducks!,',','.','.",','.',',","".!!." Second best .. Colored .Muscovy ducks Becond best ,,,, Wood Ducks. ,.,..... second best , Poland ducks Second best , Common ducks , Becond best aiisx. Toulouse oeeso second best , Brown Chinese geese second best Natlvegeeso. ... , . Becond best . s oo 1 00 60 1 oo 60 1 00 CO 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 00 to 1 00 60 1 10 60 White Holland turkeys 1 00 Second best 60 Bronze turkeys , ,,,, 100 second best... .,... 60 Native turkeys... 1 oo Second best , 60 rioEONt, rn stocx, ic Largest collection 2 oo 60O. premium for best pair of each ot the fol lowing varieties: Trumpeters, IMuters, Fetalis, Jacobins, Tumblers, Ringdoves, carriers, Antwerps, Turblta Best pair Pea Fowls. ... 1 OO " " Guineas. ....... 1 00 ' " Rabbits..... 1 10 " cage Canaries 1 00 DEPARTMENT II. OIIAIN, VEGETABLES AND FRUIT, CLASS 2. Grain, Seeds and Flour. II. V. White Co, special premium for the best bushel ot Longberry rod wheal., t 6 00 A ipeclnl enrtaoce fee ot 60 cents will bo charged for each entry for this special premium. Wheat flour, roller process, 601bs f 2 oo second test ,, 1 oo Wheatflour, buhr process, oolbs.,,,., 8 00 Second petit , , 1 oo B uckwheat Hour,60 lbs , , 2 00 Second best .......,....,.,, loo Clover soon, bait bushel i ou Becond best, ,,,., ., u) CLASS 14. Dried Fruit. James Prlo& sons' special premium tor best varieties, one qt. cacn.M box (l81b3.,)Pyles' 1-carllnc, worth J2.70. A pcremlum of 50c will bo paid on the best quart ot each ot the louowing arica rruits: Apples, Cherries, (unplttod,) Pears, Raspberries, Quinces, Blackberries, Peaches, Dewberries, Cherries, (pitted,) Whortleberries, Plums, Twetchers, lTunos, Chestnuts, Hlckorvnuts. DEPARTMENT III. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. CLASS 15. Wines. A premium of 60c will bo paid on tho best qU U, COUIUi UHJIWIUniU),. Currant, Blackberry, Orape, Raspberry, Rhubarb, Whortleberry, cider Vinegar, Methlglen, Cherry, Eiderolossom, Blackberry vinegar. CLASS 16. Bread, Butter, rastry and Cakes. Loaf wheat bread, (homemade,) $ 2 oo Second best 1 oo loaf rrc bread, (homo made.) 1 on second best. 60 Doz. blscults,(home made ) 1 oo second best, 60 Doz. rolls, (home made,) 1 oo second best. 60 Fruit cake,(home made,) - loo Second best 60 Ginger cake, (home made,) 60 Second best. .... 25 Anr cake, standard variety, (homo made,) 60 Secondbest . 25 Dlsnlav of fancv cakes, by baker or confectioner, 5 00 second best 3 00 Mince pie 60 Second best 25 Any pie, standara variety. 60 CLASS 17. Canned and Spiced Fruit and Pickles. James Pyle & Sons' special premiums! for the best 3 Jars canned fruit, new, different varieties, x box 18 lbs Pyles' Pearllne. worth 2.70. Glass Jar any kind canned fruit, . t 75 second best 60 Glass Jar any kind spiced fruit. . 60 second best 25 Jar cucumber pickles 60 Second best 25 Jar Tomato pickles 60 second best 25 Jar tomato catsup. 60 Second best 25 Jar chow chow 60 Second best 25 Jarplckled on.ons to Second best 85 Jar pickled caullllower 60 becond best . 25 CLASS XV11I. Jellies, rreserves, Butters, Jams, Ac. Host 3 Glasses Jelly, any variety... 75 Second Best 60 Best 2 fars Preserves 75 Second Best 60 uost 2 lars Butters 60 Second Best 26 Best 2 Jars Jams, 60 Second Best 25 CLASS XIX.-Heavy Knit anil Patch Work anu aiaiiuraciurea uoous. Boat Two Pairs Woolen knit Stock Digs Second Best Best Two Pairs Linen knit Stock, inns Second Best Best Two Pairs Cotton knit Stock, lngs Second Dost Best Two Pairs Woolen knit Leg. Kins Second beat llest Two Pairs Woolen knit gloves Second best Best Pair Mittens knit by Girl un. der 12 years old Second best Best Quilt Calico Patchwork Second best , Best Cradle Quilt Calico Patch work Seeond best llest Bed Quilt Worstud Patchwork Second best Best Cradle Quilt Worsted Patch, work Second best Best Calico or worsted Comfort... Second best Best Home mudo Coverlet Becond best llest Display Tablo Linen, homo made Seeond best.., Best piece homo made rag carpet, 10 yards or more peoumi oesi., Second belt. ,.,..,!.. llest Kmliroldoroil Ladles' Skirt.,.. Second best ,,,....,,,,,,.,. Best Ktnliroldorcd Infants' Skirt.. Host Embroidered' Suit ijidlos' Underwear.. ,,,, ," Second best !"'.",".','" " Best Kmbroldorod Talilo over In silk, Arrlsen.nr Chcnlllo Soconil host . . ." " " Best Kmbroldorod Tablo Scarf in Silk, Arrlscn or Chenille, Second best ,,,,,, . Host Embroidered Lambrequin In silk, Arrlsen orClienlllo..... Second best .!'',' Best Kmliroldcrod Sofa Cushion In 811k, AiTlson or Chenille Second best , Best Embroidered Toilet Cushion in Slik, ArrUon or Cheulllo..,. Second boat V'"i!fi' Best Embroidered Scroon in Bilk, Arilsen or Chenille...., Second bsst V'SttiS Belt Embroidered Banner In Silk, Arrlscn or Chonlllo Becond best Best Embroldored pair slippers... Becond best Best Embroidered pair Tidies...... Becond best...... CLASS XXII.-Laco, Worsted Work, 40. Best Collection or Lace Second best Host Display of Macromo Laco..... Second host Best Display Darnod Nut Laco.... Second host Best Display Hick Rack Second Best llest Fancy Apron In scrim.... Becond best Host Fancy Apron In Linen Second best Best Fancy Apron in Swiss ... Second best Host fancy Apron In Block Work... seconu nest Ilohi Six Napkins In Oulllno Work, Second best .' V." Best Bureau Cover In Outllno Work Second best Host Washslnnd Covo-In Outline Work Second host Best Splash Slat cover in ouiuno Work 8rcond best llest Two Tidies in uutiino tvora- Second best Best Shoo Hag In Outline Work.... Second best Best Pillow Bliam in uuiune tvorK Second best Best Two Tiuies in r ancy Amuroi. ilery , Second host Best Bag for Duster Secoi.d best Desl Worsted Foot Rest Becond best Best Worsted Ottoman Cover Second best llest worsted Reception cnair Second best Best worsted xaDio uusuion Second best Best Worsted Sofa Cushion Becond best llest Collection Worsted Work Becond best Parties having a collection should fasten all articles toicetlicr with thread or ribbon to prevent loss and am tno jucigcs. All articles In Classes 20, 21 and 22iuust have been finished within two years previous to patuorrair. CLASS XX11I' Painting and Decorative Art, Boat Display of Drawings and Paintings Socond best . Best Oil Painting by resident of Columbia Co Second best - Best Water Color Painting by res!. don tor Columbia Co Second best Best Crayon or PonoU Drawing by resident of Columbia Co Second best Best Painted Plaequoon China Second beat Best Painted Placque on Braes second nest.. f 1 00 60 1 00 60 Best Display Woolen blankets., Second best Best Display Woolen yarns Second best 1 oo 60 1 00 50 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 06 60 1 00 00 1 00 60 60 25 1 00 60 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 Jamos yle & Son's spocia premium for tho best patchwork quilt to be udged for work manship, not for material, i box (18 Iks.) a yju s i cui line, wuriu vz ,u. DEPARTMENT IV. LADIES' HANDIWORK. CLASS XX.-Fancy Knit, Crochet, and Patchwork. Best Display Knitted and Crochet articiis 12 00 Socond Best i oo Best Knit Afghan for Cantavo 2 oo Second best i oo iusi iviui uuuius Aiguan oo secona Desi m'st unit j,uuios' sain ,, l (xj Second best gg Best Infants' Skirt loo Second best so Best Infants' Sacque oo Second best Boat Infants' SockB 50 Becond best 25 llest Infants' Bed Quilt 100 Hiconil best jo llest Infants' Blanket 1 00 Second beat 50 llest Crochet Quilt 2 m Second best i 00 llest Two pairs Crochet Stockings. 1 00 Second best..,.. ,, 60 llest Two Ctochet Tidies 1110 Second best , ro Best Set Two Crochet Tablo Mats 60 Second boat neat Crochet Afghan.... , 1 oo Second beat , so Best Crochet Baoquo, ,,,,, 100 CICV.MIU IJPBt.... .,,,,.. 60 nest crochet Ladles' Skirt 1 00 Second bust 50 Ileal Crochet Infants' Skirt,.,,,.,. 1 00 Second best to wwi jrwjuei suit iiaics' uuuer. wear 2 00 Second best 1 00 Best Bilk Patchwork Quilt 8 00 Second bust 1 to Beat Velvet Pafhwork Quilt...,,,, 3 00 Second bust 1 m oil. 1 UMJllwurK ouia I.U9U ion... J 00 ot-uuilll uvsi... . ,, ,,,,, .... fJI iioat silk Patchwork Banner ,, 1 00 CLASS XXI. Embroidery, Ac. Best Collection of Embroidery 2 00 Becond beat , 1 to Heat Two Embroidered Linen ' Towels 1 00 Seeond beat ,,,,, 50 Beat Two Embroidered Pillow Bhama ,,,,, ,, 1 00 Oocoud best , 0 Best Two Kuilrolderd Bheet Shams.,,,,,, 1 00 Becond best.-.,.,, ,,, m Host Six Embroidered Napkins,,,. 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 60 I 00 6ft 1 00 60 60 25 60 25 60 21 60 26 60 25 60 25 60 23 60 83 60 26 60 25 60 25 60 23 60 26 60 23 60 25 60 23 60 25 60 25 2 00 1 00 Best Dlsnlav ot Lustra Paintings.. Becond best Beat Panel Hand Pointed Second best Best Hand Painting on Silk Second best Best Display Decorated Pottery,. second ucst. Best Display Hand Painted China.. second best Best Display Wax Flowers Becond best Best Display of Feathor Flowers... Second best Best Display Wax Fruit Second best. Best Display Paper Flowers Second best llest Display of Photographs Second best llest Display Penmansl lp Second best Best Display of Mechanical Draw ings Second best t 300 2 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 60 2 00 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 60 2 00 1 00 2 OO 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 CO 60 1 00 60 200 1 00 1 00 60 1 to 60 CLASS XXIV. Ornamental Plants and Flowers, Best Display of Flowers In bloom.. Becond best Best Display of Foliage Plants Second best Best Ulx Varieties ot Roses Second best llest Six Varieties of Geraniums... Becond best Host Six Varieties of Carnations... Second best Best Display of Colons Bscond best Best Display of Gloxinias Socond best Best Display of Flowering Bego nias Second best Best Display of Cbrlsantbcmums.. Second best Best Display German Asters Second best llest Display of Pansieg Second best CUT TLOWXBB, Best General Collection Second beat Best Display of Dahlias Second beat Best Display of Geraniums.... Second best Bust Display of Gladiolus oecunu ueat. Best Display of Verbenas.. Second best Host Display of Carnations., Second best Best Display of Roacs Second best Best Floral Design Becond best 1 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 10 60 1 00 60 1 (JO 60 1 00 60 1 00 60 1 00 60 2 00 1 00 60 25 60 24 60 25 60 25 60 25 1 00 60 2 0(1 1 00 DEPARTMENT V. MANUFACTURED GOODS AND MACHIN EltY. CLASS XXV. Merchandise. Display of Flno Groceries Bronze Medal .. liryuooas, " " " Huts and Caps 11 " " Mllllnory,.... ' " " Boots and Shoes,... " " " Furnlturo ' " " Wall Paper, " Paints and Oils " " " China and Glass,. " " ' Sewing Machines,.. " " " silverware " " " Muslcol Instru ments, " " " Trunks and valises, " " 44 Umbrellas 4 " 44 Furs and Robes 11 41 44 Carpets and Hups,. 14 44 Gents' Furnishing Goods " 44 44 DruggUts' Sun dries, 44 CLASS XXVI. Vehicles. Host Phaeton 44 Family Carrlago,, "pen uuggy Top Buggy, Faun Wagon, Spring Wagon for farm uso Spring Wagon foi pleasure.,. Open Surrey Wsgou, Wheelbarrow, Sleigh Sulky, CLASS XXVII. Agricultural Implements, A diploma will bo awarded to the best ot uuvu ui me louowing articles t Right Hand Plow. Left Hand Plow, Rlirhr and Left Hand Sulky Plow, o 1 10wi ,., Hi""! I'low, Corn Plow, Two Horse Cultivator, o "y.v'u.i.ivttiur Hand umuvaior, Sulky Cultivator. Two linnu, Ono llorao CornPlauter, Planter, I"..',?""." '' urain urlll, Fertilizer Drill, Roller, Mower and Reaper Mowing Machine, Combined, Lawn Mower. Ruuperand Self Raker, Fork and Futures Reapemnd Belf-Ulndor, unloading. Grain Cradle. i,nwA Hay Tedder. Thresher and Bepare tanning Mill, Portable Steam Knelno. wanuiu ojiruuuer. Hay Cutter, Cider Mill, Clothes Wringer Corn a tot Potato Digger, HUl (?nrn AUnlf.,. Fodder Cutter, Churn, Waahlng Machine CLASS XXVIII, Stoves, Tinware and Earth. TttlALS Or SPEED, TtlDRBDAT, TltST OAT, 100 P. M, No. 1 Trottlng-S.-OO Class, Purso,.. t )tni HO, i irUHWH M.uv.., uj ml PAT BltCOND DAT, 1 M T. M, No. 8 Trotting Colt Class, l'urso,. to oo No. 314 Pacing Itnee, l'urso..... oo (jo No. 4TroUlng-2:30Clas8, Purse. ,, voo oo BATUBDAT, TII1BD DAT, 1M1 T. M, AO. 0 irUlHHK-'-'OWiiwrj . ou., OU u Ho, a Trotting Free for All, Pureo 400 0 No. 1 nurse Is confined to horses or mates In tho County owned and used by a farmer, un n ,,tirn in nonfll eil to hnrsA or lrnrn rnlia owned In tho County, 4 years old and under, All nurses divided into 60, 2. 15 and 10 per cent, to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th horses. NOT10K. 1 Hn tinrsn or tnnre will be Gllclliln In . ter tho Colt or Farmers' List, unless owned by tho competitor In tho county thirty days provious iu tiu ituii 2. Horses eligible to the Colt and Farmers' trots will bo ollglblo to all. 8. AU entries aro to bo put in writing 1 they are to corrcotly show the nnmo and res ldoncoof tho nominator, also tho name of the owner, with the color, box and name of tho horse, (Indicating whether tho entry bo a stallion, maro or gelding,) and to glvotho pedigree, so rar as jenuwn. l Kntrancolcc. ten nor ccnt.of curse. All entrance foes must bo paid before tho entry can be made. pl Nnt lnfls than four ontrlos ta tnaWA & race. All trials to bu dccldod by the best three out of five heats, 0. A practical starter and timer has hAn tirciired. and all races will bo sulu icct to his decisions under tho rules or tho National Trotting Association. 7. BAUTiun.-ah mailers relating toinia class will bo govcrnod by tho rules ot tho National Trotting Association, 01 wmcn tho Society Is a member, s. Rntrles mnv be mado bv aoDltcatton in. or addressing tho Secretary at tils office at anytlmo boloro Saturday, October 8th, at 10 o.clock r, (., when all enlrlos will positively bo closed. SAMUEL CAMP, Pros'!. II. V. WHITE, Beo'y. Bloomsburg, Pa- Office In Brower Block, oppoalte Exchange Hotel. ' 8 00 200 2 00 2 00 2 no 2 00 Beat Display of Stoves , 1 !' li00)s"1f? slovo wlln fixtums, .. ,Mor tovo w'th Fixtures,,, 11 Variety Tlnwara ,,, 44 Variety Earthenware 44 Display Marble Work.........! CLASS XXIX. Saddlery, Tanners, Shoemak. VI B, SAW 3 00 5 00 3 00 1 to 1 00 60 60 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 a 00 6 00 a 00 .1 00 2 00 1 00 60 1 00 CO 60 3 1 00 60 Best Set Doublo Draught Harness, a 44 Set Double Carriage Harness, 44 Single Carriage Harness , ' Pair Call Boots hand-iuado,.. 44 Pair Kip Boots, 44 " 44 Pair Miner's Shoos, " ,, " Half Dozen Brooms, 14 Two 8tiles Solo Leather.,,..... 44 Two Slues KtpLcuthor.. 44 Two Calf Sklus 44 bamplo llrlck,,,, 44 Sample Plastering ,,, CLASS XXX. Bees and Bee Hives, Best Swarm Italian Bees a Becond best Boatbwanu Black Bees Seoond beat seuesLl'&)y.i::t?..:?.r.!,fejr" Beat Display Buckwheat Honey,'.'.'. Becond best Beat Jar Extiacted Honey .'...'! Second boat.., Beat Box Honoy,61ba. ormoie.,.,; Becond boat Tho bees and honey to have been tho pro. ducoof the exhibitors, and wuat be pro tected by wire scieena. v CLASS XXXI. Miscellaneous. Articles not hereinbefore named will ho entered in th s class, and tho Judges will ax. amine all such as have Interest or valui. and award such premiums as they deem proper, subject to revision by tho Board or Man. 1 g oris PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Real Instate ! The undersigned, administrator do bonis non, with the will annexed, of the estate ot Robert Finney, late of Liberty township, Montour county, deceased, under direction In the will and by authority of the Orphans' Court ot Colum bia county, will expose to sale, by public vendue, upon the premises, on THUKSDAY, October 20. 1887, at 10 o'clock In tbo forenoon, the following de Bcrlbed real estate, to-wlt: All that certain farm and tract ot land, situate, lying and being In Lib erty township, Montour county, Pa., and bounded by lands of John Robinson, lands ot William Kerr, lands ot Gideon M. Snoop, lands of Samuel Glgger containing I9I and fltty-soven porches,strlct measuro,ascrtalnod by a recent survey; and of which about sixty acres Is WOOD LAND. The farm Ilea upon tho public road leading from Danvlllo to Milton at the forks ot the road leading to Lcwisburg, and Is situated at a point about equally distant from each one ot those threo im portant towns, tho distance being about eight miles from each. The Improvements consist ot a Large Bank Barn, wagon shod and outbuildings and a largo ACRES and a stone epilog house, ic There are several springs ot excellent water and two or three brooks running on the farm. Possession will bo given on the first day ot April, A. D. 18S8. The tenant's share ot the crop In the ground, at the day of the sale, with the right to enter, cut, thresh and re move the grain, Is reserved. Tho share of tho distributees In the same, goes with the farm. TERMS OF BALE: Ten percent, of onc-tourth of the purchase money to be paid at tho striking down ot the property, tho one-fourth less the ten per cent, at tho confirmation absolute, and the re maining three-fourths In one year after connrma tlonnlsl, with Intel est from that date. The purchase money unpaid at tho first ot April, 1688, to bo secured by bond and mortgage on the premises, before possession given. JOHN G. FREEZE, Adm'r d. b. n., c t, a. Bloomsburg, Pa., Sept. 16, 13S7. ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE Real Estate! Pursuant to an order of tho Orphans' Court ot Columbia county, there will be sold at public sale, on the premises, In Fishingcreek township, In said county, on SATURDAY, October 22, 1887. at 2 o'clock p. m., the following described real es tate, late ot Reuben IIoss, deceased, to-wlt: A Valuable Farm, bounded by lands of John Rhlnard, John Crevel lng, Frederick Hartman, Benjamin C. Hess and others, and containing 143 ACRES. About 30 ncrcs of this is wood land, well timbered. The balance Is under a good state ot cultivation, whereon aro erected a largo frame DWELLING HOUSE, a large bank barn, with Btraw shed attached, wagon shed and other outbuildings. A good apple orchard and other fruit trees on the premises A good well of water. The location Is healthy, and within two miles ot the Bloomsburg & Sullivan Railroad. TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, ot one-fourth ot the purchase money to be paid at the striking down of tho property, tho one-fourth less the ten per cent, at the confirmation of sale, and the re maining three-fourths In one' year thereafter.wltb Interest from confirmation nisi. Purchasor to pay for drawing deed, and to give approved security for compliance with terms of Bale. OSCAR J. HESS, Trustee. A. N. Yost, Atfy. BepSOJ (IS mi Wo have just received a lot of Double and Single barrel shot guns breech and muzzle loaders, Flobert rifles etc. etc. bought at prices that will enable us to com pete with the lnrgest dealers. Wo also carry in stock at all time3 brass and paper shells, wads, game bags, powder and shot flasks, all kinds of breech load ing gun implements and powder and shot by th6 ton SAVE YOUR Mil by using Clarson's steel shoo soles and heels made of thin, wrought perforated steel plates, easily applied to tho shoo, will not break and will out-wear threo ordinary leather soles be sides always keeping the shoo in shape, cannot be detected when wmi and will not injuro the carpets, ull sizes and low priced MEAT COTIIS AND STUFFERS. Our stock is in and comprises all sizes of tho celebrated Enter prise goods, every machine war ranted to give perfect satisfac tion Very Kesp. J. R. Soiidylek & Co, Bloomsburg, Pa.
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