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Entered at the Tost Office, at Bloomsburg, Pa.,
as second class matter, March 1, 1(68.
BLOOMSBURG, PA
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1888.
COHI11CT RillHOlD TIM TlSl.lt.
BLOOSISBUKO SULLIVAN 1IAILUOAD
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STATIONS.
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Paper M 111.
Ughtstreet..
Stillwater....
Benton
Trains on the P. It, 11. It. leave Rupert as
follows:
north. . son.
7:31 a. m. 11:00 a. m.
3:37 p. m. 8:M P. m.
o
Trains on the D. L. & W. K. If. leave Bloomsburg
as follows:
NORTH. SOUTH.
7:lv a. m. 8:33 a. m.
11:05 a. m. 12:05 p. m.
3:34 p. in. 4:18 P. m.
6:36 p.m. 8:47 p.m.
Trains on th N. W. B. Hallway pass Bloom
Fjrry as follows :
NORTH. SOUTH.
10:46 a. m. 11:49 a. m.
A.96 p. m. 439 p. m.
BDND1T.
NORTH. SOUTH.
10:16 a m 8:89 p m
HAI.IIB,
Foil Saijj. A desirable and commodious
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, gas and steam. Apply to
jan20tf. L. N. Motes.
Wanted. At once, two girls to learn
dressmaking. Uull or address,
Miss Lizzie Yettkii,
Fifth street, Bloomsburg, Pa,
TVin Sale. A Jcrsev cow and calf. Tho
calf is past four weeks old Will bo sold
alaoaigain. juks. u otohkkk,
Bloomsburg,
personal.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. 8hattuck returned
from Florida last week.
Mr. Chas. Watson and son, of Philadel
phla were registered at tho Exchange the
latter part of last week.
Judgo Elwcll will return from the south
next week should the weather moderate
sufficiently.
Mr. 0. C. Trench returned from his
Florida trip Tuesday night. lie reportB
having spent a delightful tlmo in hunting
and fishing.
Trout fishing Is now legal.
The oyster trade is falling off.
Lilac blossoms will soon be in full bloom,
Black bass llshlng will commence June
1st.
Lawn tennis and croquet will soon bo re
vived.
April showers put In nn early appear.
ance.
Next Friday, 27tU inst , will be Arbor
day.
Mrs T. 0. Fowler died on Tuesday af.
tcrnoon.
April 27 Arbor Day is also the birth
day of Qencral Grant.
A now morning paper will soon be start
ed in Scranton.
A camp of P. 0. 8. of A. has been organ
cd at this place.
Spring Is having a hard strugglo to sc.
cure a firm foothold.
A larger selection of wall paper than ever
before, at Mercer's.
W. F. Bodlne Is building a paint shop
on Iron street below Main.
Clinton Sterling la making some repairs
to his home on lower Third street
200 pieces of 10 cent music just received
at J. Sallzer's, Bloomsburg.
Judgo Archbald, of Scranton, will Hold
the May term of court.
A handsome lino of celling decorations
for a pretty room, at Meicer's.
Q. A. Clark carries a first-class lino of
ceiling decorations.
Trailing arbutus is now in bloom and
searchers for that Unwer are abundant.
Bids for the erection of tho Bilk Mill are
In, and the result will soon be made known,
There will bo an inspection on Saturday
for I ho location of the river bridge.
For wall paper at lowest prices go to
Mercer's.
Weather Prophet DeVoo predicts that
tho warmest days of next summer will be
the 2d, 3d and 4th of August.
A flno lino of Wall Paper, Window Cur.
tains and fixtures of all kinds and prices at
0. A. Clark's.
J. Z. Little and company In "The
World," at the Opera House, Friday even
Ing, April 20. Don't miss It.
"Nothing is ever really lost or can be
lost," sings Walt 'Whitman. Walt appears
to havo never played poker. Chicago Hail,
Economy, comfort and satisfaction goes
with every purchaeo made of clothing at
Lowenberg's Clothing Store.
A Brooklyn girl ate araenlo to destroy
pimples. Tho destruction was so com
plete that neither tho pimples nor the girl
were left.
Tho centennial meeting of tho general at
sembly of tho Presbyterian church Is to
held In Philadelphia, commencing the 24th
of May.
The orchestra of Italian musicians,
slstlng of harp and two violins, that
this placo every year, has been here
week aud mado excellent music.
con
visit
this
There will bo a atalo sanitary convention
held at Lowisburg, Union county, under
the auspices of tho state board of health!
THE COLUMBIAN AND
The man with nothlne clao to
ginning to declare that the w nler nflftR.o 1
v.nio mat mo winter 01 1888-0
111 bo tlio hardest In tho mtmntv nf
oldest Inhabitants.
Everything which bolones to
healthy blood Is Imparted by tlood'a bar.
aparllla. A trial will convince vou of tin
tecrlt.
Mr. U. B. Freas.chlcf nf nollce. wlftlli-it (n
give final notlco to boys loafing upon tho
street corners. Thoy must desist at onco
or all will bo arrested.
E. Jacoby has made arrangements where.
hy ho will get his shad during the balance
of the season direct frm tho fisherman on
the Delaware river- This will mako them
3i hours fresher In market.
Martha, wife of 8. W. E.lcar Esci.. of
Scranton, died on tho lutli Inst, and was
burled on Friday. Shu was a daughter of
Mr. William Connell of ticrauton, nud a
most estlmablo lady.
A shad Bupper will be served for 25cta
by the ladles of tht V. 0. T. U. at their
rooms corner of Main and Market streets
on Haturday evening, April 21st, from 5 to
to o'clock. Ice cream and cako extra.
Bprlng Btylcs In Hals, Dunlap, Youman,
'osket. Huts in all the new shades just
received at Lowcnbcrg's.
A dispatch from Uonesdalo says: Pro-
thonotary Carr Issued a marriage 1 cense to
couplo of children, their ages being, boy
17 years, girl 14 years. The consent of
tho parents was granted.
a nno lot oi united States 0 octave or.
gans, and Miller organs will arrive the last
of this week at J. Saltzer's Great Music and
Hewing Machine rooms, Main St., Blooms
burg.
Game did fish law Is as follows: DuckB.
September 1 to May 16; Woodcock, July
4tu to January l; Salmon or .Speckled
Trout, April 15 to July 16; Black bass,
1'lkc and Pickerel, June 1st to January 1st,
Subscribers notifying us of a change of
address should remember in writing to
give their former placo of residence
well as the new one, as it will save a great
deal of trouble.
Scientists tell us that a man's brains de
crease In size as he grows older. The hu
man brain, It appears, weighs the heaviest
between the ages of fourteen aa twenty
This explains why tho young men know so
much more than their father.
Call and sco Q. A.
Clark's fine lot of
cheap gilt wall papers,
you can secure a
bargain.
The 19th annual convention of the Col-
umbla County Sunday School Association
will meet In tbo M. E. church of Light-
street on Wednesday and Thursday, June
aud 7. Tho programs will be sent out In
due time.
Mrs. B. Stohncr, having moved Into the
rooms in the Exchange building, next to
the Express office, will carry on the bus!
ness of Baker and Confectioner. Froh
bread, pies and cakes every day. Oysters
and clams In season.
Mr. Holland Mcllcnry, of Benton, was in
Philadelphia this week, purchasing a full
stock of spring goods consisting of dry
goods, groceries etc. which will be recilvcd
at his general store in a few days and will
be sold at low prices.
It is simply carelessness of people who
frequently throw large pieces of paper on
the street, sometimes an entire newspaper,
little thinking of the serious results that
may ensue. Nothing frightens the aver,
ago horse more than to havo a piece of
paper blown in his face from the street, as
Is likely to bo the case In windy weather
List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the post office nt Orangcvillc, Tuesday
April 17, 1888.
Miss Llbbie Hutchison, Mr. W. E. Trout-
man, Eeagar Ilcnsel.
Parties calling for tho above please say
'advertised." W m. Mastelleb, P. M.
For window curtains, dado and plain
cither on or oft rollers at lowest prices go
ot Mercer's.
Editors Columbian:
Your correspondent Is lnaccurato In writ
ing "the Statue of Liberty enlightening the
world." Such is not tbo idea nor the
name. To enlighten Is to inform the mind.
But the Statue of Liberty raises aloft a
torch, and the idea and purpose and legend
are "Liberty lighting tho world."
Twenty.flvo cents a day purchases a
$3,000 policy in The Travelers, of Hartford,
which Is payable In event of death by ac
cident, with $15 weekly indemnity for
wholly disabling Injury. J. U. Maize,
agent, second floor Columbian building,
Bloomsburg. tf.
Two of Madison township's citizens In.
tend making Bloomsburg tbelr home. Mr.
D. M. Sheep occupies the Eves' property In
Snyder's addition on corner of Wood and
East streets. J. W. Sheep has moved Into
tho Gallgnan house on Third street. The
former wo are Informed expects to assist at
Creasy & Wells' lumber yard, while tho
latter will do general hauling.
Tho next enlipso of tbo moon will occur
on tho night of July 22d, and will be mora
Interesting than the ono ot January 28th.
The diameter of the earth's shadow will bo
much larger at that time In proportion to
the diameter of tho moon, darkening Us
surfaco more totally. It will take placo at
midnight, when the moon will bo lilguer in
the heavens, and will be visible In this sec
tion.
The alley at tho Opera Houso coming
from the Exchange Hotel stables Is four
teen feet wide. The foundation wall for
the entrance to the cellar of J, K. Lock.
ard's now building extends into tbo alley
two feet and ten inches, nnd the adjoining
property owners are complaining, and It Is
likely a lawsuit will follow. The front of
Lockard's building will be put out on tho
line ot tbo Btreet, which Is fourteen Inches
outside the line of the Exchange building.
Tho managers of tho Opera House,
Messrs. Dentler aud Peacock, guarantee
that 'Tbo World," which will be presented
Friday evening, will be the finest product
ion given here this seaBon. The scenery
the company carries is magnificent and
will all positively be used ln tho play as
presented here. A number of our towns,
people havo seen "The World" presented
in tho cities and all speak of It ln tho high
est terms. There should he a large aud.
lenco present on Friday evening.
A llttio April fool Joke was perpetrated
on the residents of Northumberland and
Sunbury by some young men of ll)e former
town. They bad bills printed for a negro
baptism service to come off at Collego
Landing, Northumberland, at one o'clock
p. in,, April 1st. At the appointed hour
all the curious of tbo two (owns were
the Landing to see tbo negro baptismal
services, and It was some tlmo before
dawned upon them that they were the vic
tims of a practical joko.
Buy Lester'B School Shoes,
Every pair wummted,
n.. in .... "...
fire at B OOtitViurs for wnnlr nnillnir Anrll
17, 1888
Johan Bacsa, 11. 0. Hattman. Mr. T.
Mclleck, Daniel Trumbach, Mrs. 0. C.
Webb.
Persons calling for these letters will
p!caf ay "advertised."
Gzorok A Clark, P. M.
At a meeting of republicans Ust Monday,
I). A Bcckti'y of Blimhiirg and M V.
Jackson of Berwick were elected delegates
to the Slate convention. Uapt. Ted Hccso
of Ccntrnlla was also a candidate, but as It
was not certain that h could bo controlled
by tho Cooper-Quay combination ho was
defeated. Thcdclegates nro unlnstructcd,
but will use their Influence for Cooper for
state chairman, nnd probably for Gordon
for Supreme Judge
S eek Plana i lnn-e 19 yean and nsis no
repairs.
Jamaica, u i. n. l. ocpi. b, iboo.
Gen. Sleek & Co., Gentlemen. Nineteen
yearx ago one of your Pianos was put Into
the Public School ot this village. It has
been In constant use ever since, has never
needed any repairing, and is still a good
piano Itespectfully,
W. J. Ballard, Principal
J. Saltzer, general agent, Bloomsburg, Pa.
A fact we havo tho largest linn of wall
paper In Columbia county, at popular
prices. J? II. Mercer.
The audience that witnessed "Nan's
Aero Lot" at the Opera House Thursday
evening of last week was of good sizo but
It was not nearly as large as It should have
been. Tho play Is a good one and was
well rendered by an efficient company.
Tulein, tho accomplished nnd brilliant
little Boubrcttc, as "Nan," by her bright
manners and winning presence took the
audience by storm from the start, and
nearly every one of her song was encored.
Harry Pepper played "Billy Butters" well
and tho remainder of tho company were
well up In their parts. Mr. Pepper has a
magnileent tennr voice nnd his ballad sing
ing and duets with Tuteln were applauded
to the echo. The performance was tho
best that has been seen at tho Opera House
for somo time.
The May number of Harper't Magtuinc Is
not deficient In fiction, although there is
less, perhaps, than usual. William Black's
"In Fur Lochaber" develops an unexpect
ed turn, nnd strengthens the rcsder's In
terest materially. The three short stories'
"The adventures of Two Men," by Silas
Julia D. Whiting, "An Unpromising Mar.
riage," by Miss Annie Blgelow, daughter of
the Hon. John Blgelow, and "Laraenta
tlons of Jeremiah Johnson," by Bulh Mo
Enerv Stuart, are bright, and contrast
pleasantly with one another. The supply
of pnetiy is proportionate. Miss Rives
contributes somo charming verses asking
"Why?" nnd Richard E. Burton declares
Ihe reasonable Inferences of a certain "If
So." There is a beautiful Illustration for
Wordsworth's sonnet "Mount Sklddaw,"
tho work of Alfred Parsons; while E. A.
Abbey illuminates with his graceful pencil
tlm rtrnll old Enellsh Doem. known as
"The Married Man."
The "Convocation of Wllllamsport" will
hold its spring session at St. Paul's church,
Bloomsbtrg. The opening service will bo
on Monday evening next (23rd Inst.) at
7.30, when the Rev. L K. Nelson, of Re-
novo, will preach. On Tuesday morning
there will be a service at 10:30, and a ser.
mon by the Rev. Charles Morlson of Pun-
bury. On Tuesday evening at 7.BU, mere
will bo Interesting addresses on Ilio rollnw-
InetoDlcs: "The Place and InUuence oi
Men In Parish Work," by the Rev. C T.
Wood, "Tho Church's Relation to Social
Questions," by Rev. 0. La Hue Mnnson of
Wllllamsport, "The Churcb's Kelalion to
Christian Unltv." bv the Rev D. L. Flem
ing. On Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. the
nreacher will bo tho Rev. Mr. Ware of
Wellsboro. On Wednesday evening at
7-30. the closing service will bo held; there
will bo a "Model Sunday School Lesson"
by the Rev. Mr. Graff of Wllllamsport, fol
lowed by addresses from several of the
clergy. All are cordially invited to meso
services.
Wonderful bargains In spring and sum
mer goods can now bo bad at tho popular
store of Lowenberg's estate.
The World" with its wealth of magnifl.
cent scenery and company of Chicago fav
oritcs opened a weeks engagement at Hool
ev's Theatre last evening. The home was
filled to Its utmost with the elite of Chicago,
including our ablest and most severe critics
to witness this popular product ot J. Z
Little's gifted pen, which has found such
favor among our theatre goers. What
makes tho "World" so popular and long
lived? Is naturally asked. In reply wo will
say, because there is a purity In the whole
conception of tho piece, which at once
alms at the hearts ot the audience, and the
details, situations, and dialogue have that
naturalness and pleasing air of originality,
It also possesses more scenic features than
any play ever written. Its raft scene has
been admired throughout Europe, Austral.
la and America, and when It comes back to
Chicago again after four years' absence It
Is as realistic and mystifying as before
as is tbo panorama sceno, tho revolving
scene and sinking ship, and all tho other
popular mechanical devices. Tho "World"
has been produced In Chicago thlrty-seven
weeks and the public's verdict of approval
is manifested in the largest house of tho
season pn this the opening of its thirty
eighth, after an absence of four years, J,
Z. Little Is as pleasing as ever In the dual
role. Cliicaqo Herald
Don't fall to see this great play at tho
Opera House Friday evening April 20.
Holler KxnloBion at centrulln.
TIIRBE MEN SERIOUSLY INJURED 11V FLY
ISO PIECES.
One of a nest of eleven boilers at Cen
tralia Colliery exploded on Sunday morn
lnc with fearful results. Tho fireman no
tlced that one of the boilers was leaking
and went about examining It while tbo en.
gtoecr started for tbo engine room to turn
off tho steam. He bad tin sooner reached
It when the explosion occurred.
Neither the fireman oor engineer were In
jurcd, but Michael Dlxson, James Flynn
and John Purcell, who were standing on
the Lehigh Valley Railroad opposite the
colliery, were struck with the Hying pieces
of boiler and serlouly Injured. The boll
er houso took fire, but was extinguished by
the people ot the neighborhood. The boll
er houso was completely wrecked and tho
colliery will be Idlo for two weeks In con
sequence. Loss will reach $2,500.
A Great lfatttu
Is continually going on in tbo butmtn sys.
tern. Tlip demon of impure blood strves
to cnln victory over tbo constitution, to
ruin health, to drag victims .o the grave,
A good reliable medicine llko Hood's Bar
parilla Is the weapon with which to defend
one's self, drive the desperate enemy from
the field, and restore peace and bodily
health for many years, Try this peculiar
medicine.
Buy Lester's School Shoes,
Every puir warranted.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The "poverty party" Is tho latest society
- .I..I.L I... i,t., m.i In .nmn nl.Ma.
It has tho advantage of being Inexpensive
It nothing else. The way It la dono Is
about as follows: A Udy Invites a lot
friends and nil of tbo women appear
of
in
calico and tbo men In their oldest clothes
A row colored musicians witu iiuuics iur. i
nUh the music Tallow dips lurnish the
lights and eyry thing about tho house Is
made to artnear as nroocrtv stricken as
posslblo Urcad and Herring or cako ana
beer, or some similar economical refresh
mcnt Is served.
Notice to HtocUlioldem.
Tho annual meeting of the stockholders
of the North & West Branch Hallway Com.
pany is called for Tuesday, April 24th, 1888
at 13 o'clock M., at 23a South Fourth street
EhClnn for President and Directors
same day and place,
aor.O St.
Alheiit Hewson, Sec.
ouiNH nlowers.
Mile. Addle's Glass Blowers and Nevaro's
Novelty occuptes tho Opera Houso next
week, blowing and spinning souvenirs for
every visitor They come to us welt recom.
mended. They give n grand stage perform
ance ovcry hour, Introducing tho Beau,
mnnts, musical artists, Ncvaro tho vcntillo.
quist aud magician They have 8 Glass
workers, so evnrv nnn vlsltlncr will hn sure
get a present. Admission 10 cents to
, - j 1. i
to
all.
Open from 1 to 6 nnd 7 to 10 P. M.
Nothing to Kqual It.
"I have been selling Simmons Liver Reg,
ulator for the past six years. My custo
mers pronounce It the best ever used. One
of my customers whose health was lu a
wretched condition from a very bad and
stubborn case of Dyspepsia, used the Beg'
ulator and was entirely cured. I am using
myself for torpid liver, caused by close
confinement. I find nothing to equal It
and highly recommend Its use. Iiespec
fully, o. P. Hisey, Druggist, Edlnburg, Va.
An itidlRiin Freak of Mature.
A freak of nature that would require
strong adjectives of a Barnum advertising
agent to properly describe, was brought to
town in a paper box the other morning by
C. Thompson of Easton,
Mr. Thomp.
son! procured it In Indiana.
It Is a cross I
bctwcKn a doe and n rabbit, Tho head Is
feline with whUkers. teeth ind all.
while the fore part of tbo body and should.
crs is rabbit, with dog claws on its cat-like
fee, The other half of the body 1. dog,
except tho tall, which resembles a rat si
tall ln every particular. Shamokin Diipateh,
IIIoouiHliurK'H Funded Debt.
We glye below the amount of Ihe fund
cd debt of the town uf Bloomsburg during
the past ten years. A comparison nf the
amounts shows that we have been carrying
about $15,000 for each year, with a slight
decrease and advance until tbo jcar 1885
when it was reduced $2,280, being the
greatest reduction In one yenr during the
past ten. In 1888 it was reduced $2,180.
The total reduction for the two years being
$ 400. Last year was the greatest Increase
being $4,314. Here are the amounts:
April 1st, 1878 $14,853.74
1870 I4,umi w
1880 la.COO 00
1881 11,800.00
1882 13,600 00
1883 14,260.00
1884 18,820 00
18&5 1G.400.00
1880 13,120 00
SS, in'n7XXX
:;';; XX I
1883 IO,U04.UU I
Farmers.
F01 a full lino of plows, land
piows, lanu rouers,
Scotch and Lansing spring tooth harrows,
bottom prices
drills and corn planters
go to
White, Conker & Sloan.
tf.
Orangevllle, Pa
Supreme Court.
All the cases that were taken up from
this county were argued In the Supreme
Court at Philadelphia last week. They
were as follows : Lewars admr. vs. Weav.
er, argued by llhawn for plaintiff In error,
Freeze for defendant In error : Ilerron ct.
al. vs. Murphy, arijued by Freeze for plain
tiff, Rlckctts for defendant ; Locust Moun
tarn Water Co. vs. Yorcev. areucd bv
Dcczo for phlntill. Scarlet for defendant;
. . i . ,i.
Hobison vs. Trench, argued by Roblson for I
plaintlfr, Freeze for defendant; Hess vs
Calender Exr. argued by Scarlet for plain-
tiff, Ikeler for defendant; D. L. &W. R. It.
Co. vs. Cadow, argued by Elwell for plain-
tiff, Ikeler and Chrlsman for defendant;
Iloblson vs. Fetterman, argued by Hobison
and Ikeler for plaintiff, Freeze for defend-
ant ; Bloom School case, argued by Scarlet
for appellants, Elwell for appellees. A
non pros, was entered in the Numldia
church case, no paper hook having been
printed.
Noue of the cases argued have yet been
decided.
Removed I Removed 1 1
W. L. Fornwald's Barber Bhop to the
Central Hotel, whero he is prepared to do
all kinds of work In tho tonsorial line and
the latest styles of the day. Ladle's and
children's hair cutting a specialty.
Hunt Ueutou,
Last week, Alvlu Urcschcr, near New
Columbus, came upon a den ot blackBnakes
and slew 19 of them whose aggregate
length measured 00 feet.
Quarterly meeting was held at Hamlin
last Friday and Saturday and tho sftcra
ment of the Lord's Supper was administer
ed on Sunday afternoon when Itev, Ganoe,
Presiding Elder, preached an Interesting
sermon; ltevs. Boone, McClosky and uorn
Ing wero also present.
John Crevellog, of Yan Camp, attended
Quarterly meeting last Bunday. He ts in
his 80th year.
Dante) Ashelman's wlnl mill Is a success
ln windy weahtcr. In a strong wind It
exhibits a two horse power. Last Satur-
day afternoon Ills chopping mtcliinp ran
tlllll hummed. It Is highly geared with
cog gearing, tuo winu wueei mases aoout
tuiriy ruvuiutiuuB JJCI UIIUUIU,
... I ...
Tho wet, cold spring has delayed farm.
,UK'
... . .. ... . . , i
if u irruuuuuy bvu 1101a ui okcu uc"iiiu m
nmonjiii..r. W w II pnil tlm nnmi' antl
ages of a few la our community. Jesse
Aibertson aged oo, Bimon Tubus in his
1 -
wiu, 1 ctrr jucr ou, uuuu iir.cuug iu m
80lh, Peter Kaso .77, Iteuben Gibbons 75,
Samuel Yoat t)S.
It la if Curloua 'act
That tho body la now more susceptible to
benelit from medicine than at any other
season, Hence the Importance ot taking
Hood's Barsaparllla now, when It will do
you tbo moat good. It Is really wonderful
for purifying and enrlphlng the blood,,
prealln,r an appetite, and giving a healthy
loop to trie wqoio system. 1)0 sure o get
Hood's Barsaparla, ;wbich Is peculiar to
Itself.
THE HOMLIKST MAN in UL00M8DURQ
as well as the handsomest, and others are In
vited to call on any druggist and get free a
trial bottle of Kemn's Ualsam tor the
throat aud lungs, a remedy that ts selling
entirely upon Its merits and Is gtiarauteed
tn .urn ami rlt.. nil nlirrtnln on, I on.i.n
ppWBM. Mtmna, Droupitu ant; consMmp.
(Inn. I'rloA ftO rht ntirl ill.
wanamaker's.
mil.AOit.rnlA, Monday. April tj 1S8S.
io-inch WicTc Stflpad and
Plaided Scotch "Ginghariis 25c ;
imported to sell at 40c. That
is the chit of the meatiest kernel
, , . r.,nm r
" w. ...u..jr
a day. Stylish stuffs, perfect in
CVCrV Wav ! as froou O-cent
(jinchams SS ever crossed the
riivint Milte nnrl rrn mntf tifi,f
i a iiiuj jrs4 auujr I
tnem with 1 5 cents clipped Irom
the price of every yard.
Haven t counted the styles
dozens of them, and not a mean
one in the lot.
Those big trade wheels all the
time rolling our way bring happy
surprises for you at every turn.
Worth watching for.
Henrietta. Wool crafted on
Silk. Lonpitude silk, latitude
wool. Genuine mulberry-leaf-
silk-worm Silk ; no - mistake
sheep Wool. Each fibre gains
from its yoke-fellow. A mixed
fabric without the faults of mixed
fabrics. No rant or bluster
abOUt Henrietta.
, . .
Blue blooded
but modest. Black and colors
. 1 f c
7" ,uf cvc. ""S u"
both your hands. black, $I tO
$4 ; colors, $1.25 and $1.50
All - wool Henrietta, too.
Plenty of friends. Same colors
as the silk-and-wool. Silky fin
ish. No skimp anywhere ; wool
as soft and fine as that from the
moss-fed Shetland sheep. Care
in the spinning, extra care in
the weaving, art work in dyeing.
A. clinging billowy stun in every
tint that Fashion smiles on. 46
inches, 85c, gi, and $1.25.
ivlore stuns ol the same pa-
trtcian blood Cashmere (50c
to $1.25). AlbatrOSS KOCtOSI.)
TaW, n ,, A fl
, VT. .
uie weave, a ltick 01 uie nnisn
13 mu", ul uie uiuci cute. u
most of the difference. No
ntter, fairer areSS gOOQS OI the
weight are got OUt of Wool than
vou jn(J ln this Drism-tinted sis-
terhood
A I
Challis, too ; like wave-crests
sun-kissed. They have over
tlowea to another counter. 50
and 60c.
Tumbling in prices in all-wool
dress stuffs. A few shortened
lots of this season's styles.
Spring weight, desirable shades;
1 . . 1
handsome, Cheerlul pattems-
umhlv mixtures mostlv but
some 01 the colorings gone,
They began the week at 37jc,
to-day 25c
Another lot : cotton-and-wool
Suitings. Checks and mixtures,
They've been among the quick-
a.: : tu l.r. .
est things in the hOUSe at 2SC,
.. 1 - i
lU-Uiiy
Yet another ; all-wool plaid
and mixed buitintrs. Soft. firm.
r.. r nnA -ks
Reduced from 50 to 37 c
Plenty more. To list them
here would fill the column. We
haner two or three up in the
papers to set you looking, rum
maging, asking tor them.
Linen Lawns are daintier
than ever. The firm but deli
cate touch of simplicity is on
their sheer, white folds. A bud,
a bit of branch, a tiny floweret,
ts ail tne pattern, DUt tnat IS
it ,i. i
everVthinGT. 24. in.. 22. 30, and
Colored grounds, light
L? . . . . fc. 0ju..
"'" r" , ' "lu "".
Wltn Wlllte ngures, 40c. W lllte
Linen Laws, 24, 20, 32, and 34
inches 20 to 7?C
Table Linens show signs of
Spring weakening in prices,
German Cream Damask, 64
inches, 50c : 74 inches, 75c,
Napkins to match, 10-inch,
$1.10 ; 20-mch, Si. 50: 23-mch,
2 a dozen. Your chance for
them will be small after
the
$1.
hotel people find them out.
rme White Damask,
$1.25, gi.45, gi.so, S1.65,
$2.
Full width German Linen Dam
ask Lunch Sets, pure white
cloth 2lA yards long, 12 match
ing doilies, $4 the set.
Unbleached Irish Damask,
62 inches, 50c.
Japanese Umbrellas. The
Japs outdo the world in these
things. A little paper and wood
and paint and lap wit. and
presto 1 there are the Umbrellas.
Lightness and brightness.
Graceful shapes. We've al
uiuat any aui i ui sue uiai i-uiuca
irom japan, ror children, 10
tO 75c ; Sun Umbrellas, 50c to
i .so : Lawn Umbrellas UP to
l2 Jeet spread. SQ. SIO. SI 2
I ' " ' ' " ' W
Our oorv-nnrrp Qnrlnrr nnrl
I c Q- . ...:n v
I Juiuunii v.uuuui;uc will uc
. r -f T
I -") " -. uuvji i v.uii-
1 . ... I
tains IT1UCI1 intormation COncem-
inp-our goods and prices, and
pe a valuable aid to our
1 frtnwn lctnmBro ir
customers.
will send it free of charge on
receipt of a postal card request.
John Waamaker.
LOCAL NOTICES.
All kinds of fancy Colored Glass, Em,
oosbcii ana inamoicu at Bcliuyler's Uard
8t,
I. W. Hartman & tout have
begun tho
tale of white goods lu earnest,
Now spring goods received ut Mrs. O. E.
Jtabb'g, near Corcll's furniture store, which
win ue sum at very low prtcea, lttnw
Heady mixed paints, beautiful colors.
$1.00 a gallon, at Schuyler's Hardware
piprp- Bt.
Ladler flno gauze veita tJUcti. a piece at
I TI w UrmviU
BLOOMSbUKG.
Fine Cabinet portraits only
S.l. doz. Life size Crnvons only
,... . .v.....s, wj-fa -----
enlarging. Instant process
11SCU. u.
Electric Bells. Batteries. Wire, nush But-
tons etc. at Schuyler's Hardware Store. 2t
f
I. W. Hartman & Sons' new
spring
sateens arc the admiration of tho
ladles.
Go and seo them.
New Hamburg embroideries, ranch,
picauo flounclnits with embroidery to
matcii nt it. w. bloan's.
Dr. Honora A. Bobbins
treats diseases
7,!! and '
test
Letters comu In tiverv dav to I. W. Hart-
man & Sons for samples of dress goods,&o.
Before nurchaslnz vnur doves call and
see our assortment ln kid, Bilk and Ilslo at I
U. W. SLOAN S.
J. U. Sleeker 1ms a nice lot of bananas,
which will bo Bold cheat). Oranees. ban.
anas and lemons always on hand, which
arc sold cheap.
The new shades ot Dress Cloth nt I. W.
nartman fa Sons' are ntti acting buyers.
As large and flno assortment of cotton
nosiery as win uo lounu in town at
It. W. BLOAN'S.
1. W. Hartman & Hons are leaders in
fancy dishes, glassware, Lamps, Ac
chiidrcns' waists at u. w. sionn's. Amomr
vu huu ecu inu new lines in curseis unu i
oiuers a very nno llirut-wclElil rrencu cor
set suitable for summer wear.
Tin new short coats and spring shawls
at I. W. Hurlman & Sons' are on sale
cheap.
BUSINESS "NOTICED
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
allow a cough to run until It gels
beyond the reach of medicine. Tlicy
often say, "UU, It will wear away.'
but In most cases It wears them
awar. Could they be induced to try the
successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam,
cure, they would Immediately see the ex
wlilcli wo sell on a positive guarantee to I
rellent effect after taklne the first dose,
Price COc. and fl. Trial size tree. At all
druggists.
To Preserve Natural Flowers.-Dip
Hie llowers in melted paratllue, wlttidraw
SlS:
Ity and the llowers should be dipped one
n n tint. Ix.lil Ktf ll.n ulnnba nnrl ninirml
at a time, held by the stocks and moved
about fur au instant to get rid of air bub
bles. Fresh cut llowers, freo from moist
ure, mako excellent specimens in Xnls way.
If you would preserve your health and in-
vlcoruto your entire Bystem use Perrino's
I'uro Lianey Jiait wnisKey. f or sale uy
C. 13. Robblns, liloomsbuig, I'a. feow.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Wfcea Baby ni sick, we gte her CutorU.
When she tu a Child, she cried for Cutorla,
When she became Mtw, she class to Castor!,
When she had Children, the gave them CutorU.
N
JTOTICE IN PARTITION.
Estate of John lloau. atceaatd.
To Keuben Hausman. Nathan llausraan. Edwlu
nxosman. Harati Eisenbard. Caroline Ilunf
Louisa weland, Mary hrherer, Caroline Scherer,
Surah Brown, all lnU'hlgn county; Charles Iloats
jonn 11. uoa's, jacoo uoais, i atnarin lioats,
Mary lloats, Mary Shuraan all ln Schuylkill I
county; Carollno King "y, John Hcnnlngcr, Krant I
Nns, David Nusa, Charles A. Kliuman guardlinl
ri jinn isuss ana Lyaia auss an in ueaver town
ship. Columbia county, I'a.
raKf)
'akeno'ine tbatln nursuanco ot an order In I
tn urpnans' court or com "Dia county,
I'a.,
Inquest will beheld on the premises, on real cs-1
tatenf Bald decedent, situate In Beaver 'ownshlp,
Columbia county I'a.. t ract No. 1 containing thirty-
one acre), and ten percfes, neat measure; tract
No. 2 containing ten acres and fltty-slx perches
strict measure, wher'on is erected a house, bam
and out buildings; tract No. .1 containing arty
acres strict measure: on Thursday Mav 3rd. 1SS8.
Detween tne noun oi iu a. m. ana 4 p in. ror tno i
purpusu ul malting uuruiiou or me Baiu real tmaie
to and among the children and legal representa-
iivuB oi Baiu uecuueut. n mo sa'no can oouonu
without prejudice to or spoiling the whole, other
wise to value and appraise tr e same according to
law; at which time and place you can attend, If
you imuit pruper.
Aol Ufaii BA111U,
13 apr Sheriff.
JTOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby given that the followlnir ac
count has been tiled ln the court ot common Pleas I
of Columbia county and will be nresented to tho I
said Court on the first Monday of May A. D. l'gsl
ana connrmea nisi, ana uniesH exceptions are n ea I
within four days thereafter will bo confirmed I
aDboiuie.
1. First and final account of B. w. Hess com-
mutee oi t annic, coie.nan a lunatic.
WM. II. SN UE t. Prothy.
Prothonotair'B Offlce. Bloomsbura. I'a.. Anrll
ION.
A"
forr
UK YOU G01NO to have any paper-hanging
uuuu vuis npriUK ii bu uuserve meso prices
Lustre or mica paper, s cents roll.
Beautiful gold paper, is cents roll.
Kelt or cartridge paper, so cents roll.
Heavy embossed gold pai er. 85 cents roll.
ucMvai. uuiwiur. ucucvji.. lull iriikTLU.
We'll send free to any address ln tha rinlted
Mares a run nno or samples. wuu no ruers to match.
. li. i'iajme..i & tu., ixuo jw arKei bi., rnuauei
pnia, ra. is apr lm
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
Tho underslirned. an auditor annnintpi hv tlm I
r.siaie v aiarv h atiers aeceasea.
Ornhan's Court of Columbia rountv. in mAk-ndit. I
trlbution ot the balance In the h inds of the ad-1
mlnlstrator of Bald decedent, as appears by his ac
count confirmed, to andamongthepartlesentltled I
luercu), win bil at nis onice in itioomsburg, on I
WednewUy May and. latm, at 10 o'clock In tho fore
noon, to attend to tho duties of his appointment,
wuru mm Huriu uu puriies imviug claims against i
said estate must annear and nrnva thn munn nr
uo lurevor ueuarreu irom any snare or saia fund.
aprll-6-68 j. u. MAIZE, Auditor.
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
XSTATK OF EI.1Z1BETII rETKRUAK OECE1BHU.
The undersigned Auditor. anDOInted br thn nr.
nhans' Court of Columbia county to make dlstri.
outlon of the funds I the hands of 11. K. I'eterm&n
administrator, will sit at his office InBloomsburg.on
Balurdiy, April lilst, isss, at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, to perform the duties of his anootntment.
wnen ana here an persons having claims against
nam i-aiaie must appear mm uruvu mem, or uo ac-
uujruu irvui uu; buaiu m Baiu iuuu.
GEO, B. ELWELL, Auditor.
martCMt.
PDliLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
There will bo offered atpubllo saloon tho prem-
TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1888,
at 1 o.clock p. m. The
Planing Mill, Srydock,
L..L.. ...J ..J IIL.J.
Umm-Wl Ml UflGQS
(The property ot tha late Daniel Brad-r deceased)
located on the banKs of the I'enno. Canal, with
excellent wharfage facilities and within V mile
ot the 1). I. 4: W. depot nt Ueach Haven Lus. to.
ra., a uooo FKilltv also connects this place with
the country on the opposite aide ot the busque-
unuua I1IVK
The macuinary consists or a largo
PliANEU, MOULDING AND MATCH
ING MACHINE, TURNING LATHE
HRAOKETi AND CIRCULAR 8AWB
AU In running order, H baa a
10-horse Power
Water Wheel
unper a M toot head,
The mill la ad x 4j f !t u-ith
two larue lumlwr
tvlne but one o
twoiaruoiumiwr am
leds. ono mx&i ticL t'tiorA
tielocr but ona other nlnnin? mill nnd tnrnt..
yarn wuuin a radius of T miles and a n
ness In this line is assured. There Is also a brisk
BiiumnmiuuBw i iniira ana a rooa busl.
uenwnq ioraocKai: ana repairs o: canal boats, a
uuuu uusiuciM unu nibo oo qodo in mi4 line. Th
large and oiinvenlent dwelling house and rremlaea
thereto with eood barn will basoM tnirptiloi. i,h
property If deal red by purchaser. WMoWa
r 111 bo left in the property or not as deslr.
k lot of farmlntr a.ua tvLt bulidinip trmia hum.
UOWLT ttl
ed. A lot of farming- aud boat buUdlng tool
ber. bir Iron, doora sasn. io. will also r cih-pW
iur oa-,v. tvrujB or nam uui, iraa man ipu down
and tne balance ln easy pa; menu It desired wltu
lUocutnxotliaaL Draa1 BttAI,gK'
iK'ttcn naven, ra.
c
abaITilV email enough to con. iTCB
"1UVS p. mvwmvu ia,i7 uroad
Specialties
AT
LOWENBERGi
Cheviots
in
SACK
and 4-Button
CUTAWAY
SUITS,
WITH LOW CUT VESTS.
Fine Dark Blue and Black
Worsteds, Corkscrew, Broad
Wliv Tliurrmml !rwl "RlnnL- Wnrat.
. . . .
eel in backs and Cutaways, and
HANDSOME
PRINCE ALBERTS
111 ail uiisiiitics.
NICE LIGHT SPUING
OVERCOATS,
one all wool (a
special lest tier)
at $5.00
Very Pretty Children's
SUITS
Plain or pleated and belted
in
dark and light colors.
Sailor
with Blue and Grey, also
KILT
SUITS
with Pleated
Skirt for smaller
Children
AT
D.
it
OPERA HOUSE
Spring
LOWENBERG'S
ance Only.
Friday, April 20th.
THE ONLY COMPANY IN
TEES TO PRODUCE EVERY SCENE.
First Production of tho Reigning Dramatic, Sensation
TIEUE -WORLD.
In 0 acts and 8 tableaua
$10,000 FOR
EFFECTS ALONE.
The following scenes are all entirely newi
THE
STEAMKH AT SEA, THE SINKING SHIP.
THE
occupying ten thousand feet ot canvas and covering the entire stage from wall to wa'l with Its sum.
im-wivcJ and terrible realisms THE OAHUENS OF SICILY. THE LUNATIC ASYLUM
THE revolving scene, and magninctent
nfTart. THR MOON ITIHIN THE LAKE.
TUB
favorite sensation autnor ana acior u. . ui i la
Note Every scene produced as advertised.
SPECIAL.
Wo have now in stock the
Dress Goods we have over shown, comprising Silk "Warp
Henriettas, Wool Henriettas, Caslimcres, Vel
ours, neutralities, Alma Cloths. Ar mures.
Nuns Veilings, Ac, at prices lower than ever, all of which we
invite you to call and see.
40 in, all wool I II tick Ilcmiettn,
liftrulBome tiniBh and wt-ight, Si. 15
quality, 9So a yd. CLARK & SON.
UNDERWEAR. -Ladies recular
50o Gauzo Veste, with lone or short
sleeves at tho low irioc of 3 for 81.00
(JLAHK A; SUM.
PARASOLS. Our lino is now on
sale, comprising all tho now colors and
novelties of tliu season, with n lull line
of Sun Umbrellas all at tho lowest
prices.
POCKET BOOKS, PURSES &o.
Vfe have now open oomnleto now lines
in n?w ?olorf1' ,,ew Btyk9' nfcw Prioe8'
I 000 books now -oo.
HOSIERY. ' It will pay you to call
aud seo the bargains that wo offer in
L.idio' nnd Children's hosiery. A
Misses' Lisle Hose in 8 ami 8J, reculai
price too u pair, our iirico s pairs lor
40o, and a full Hue of fast lilack
Hosiery that will not crook or fado in
washing. Uallandeoc,
HANDKERCHIEFS. Tho best
values wo have over shown. Ladies'
printed border herastitohed, reuular
1240 goodH, now 3 for 35a Men
woven borders 05o a dozen, real value
00n. 7fn n ilnr.nn vnlim il Dfl n .ln
i nn n ,ln,Bn urnnl.l Ua nnnA rol,,,
't'ul1 tl0ent WOUIU OO COOU ValUO at
SSl.au a dozen. Call and bcq our 3o
handkerchief, ladies.
H J, CLARK 2c SON.
I
I
ID0W8' AlTHAlSEMENra
the following widow's appraisements wilt be
npAwnini tn thn firnhflnn' court of Columbia
county on tho nrst Monday of May A. 1). 1893, and
confirmed dIbL and unless exceptions are filed
Wltnin rour aays mereaiter win uw wuinuicu u
solute: . ..
IMrncl, ira c. km., nno, personally jsi.ao, mmy
$K7.(ia, $.110,00. ,
ltaruian, K. 1)., ut., Catawlssa, personalty I57.M,
realty ts u.7,$:ooo.
ivelllvcr. N. Est, vadlHon, personalty t4.M.
Strieker, oeorire list., catawlna, personalty lion.
folley Itouert L. Kt, uloomnbuiy, personalty
. r3iiu.uu.
omon Mathlas Est, Hemlock, personalty
Krwln, William Est., Locust personalty noaoo.
Y ost, ilenry a Est., Montour, personalty 3(0 uo.
Laudrrbacn William Est , Flahlngcreck, person
ntt 10 RY
Jarrard William Est,, Berwick, personalty IOT1I4.
W.M. IL BNYlIKlt,
cierK u. i
Clerk's Offlce, tiloomsbura, fa., April 18, A. 1). ions.
jrEaiS'l'EH'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to an legatees, creaitors
id nt hpr twmnnfi Intereflted In the estates Of th
muw.tivA dpfwipmn and minors that tho follow
ing administrators executors and guardian c
count have been nied In the offlce of ihe Helxuir
of Columbia county, and will be prepentwt for
confirmation and allowance in i no orpnan s coun,
to bo held In Bloomsburg on Monday May 7, ins
at two o'clock p m of said day.
l. First and final account of Frcas Fowler
miardlan ot Susannah Hairenbuch a minor Child
ot Namuel llagenbuch late ot Columbia county
uccca&ca.
9 Vtrnt. and flnftl Account nf jAtnM Erwlnimar-
dlan ot Harry Helnbach a minor chUd ot 1'ewr J.
Hclnbach late of Turbctt township, Korthumber
land county deceased.
3. First and final account ot Jefferson Frltx
trustee appointed by court to sell real estate or
Emanuel bavage late ot Jackson township de.
ceaaed for tho payment of a legacy charged upon
said lan.is by the will of Joshua (lavage.
4. Second and unal account of P. a wadiworth
administrator of Daniel Thomas late of Flshine-
creek township deceased.
S. First and final account of William Lamon
Administrator of William sitter of llrlarcreck
Uwnshlp Columbia county deceased.
A. second and oartlal account of lizzie S. Jack
son and Monlecal W. .Jackson executors of the
estate of c. (1. Jackson ot Berwick Columbia
county deceased
7. First and final account of L E. Waller execu
tor of the last will and testament ot Mrs. Harriet
M. Andrews late of Bloomsburg Columbia county
deceased.
8. Second and partial account ot William W.
rarker odmlnlsrrator sc. of Humphrey Parker
lato of Orcenwood township Columbia county.
Peuna., deceased.
o. First and final occonnt ot Joseph Bower
executor ot John Bower late ot BUarcreek town
ship deceased.
10. First and final account of Isaac Ileacock
administrator ot Samuel M. Patterson late of
Urecnwood township deceased.
11. First and final account of A. C. Millard
executor of the estate of Susan Barger late ot
MUllln township deceased.
12. Third and flnal account of Harry W. Bearer
executor of John llelnbold also distribution ot
the balance ln hands ot Harry W. Beaver aa per
his third and unal account llled March mh, IMS,
under the provisions ot the wUlot Bald deceased.
13. First and flnal account of Thomas J. noff
man administrator of Ilenry Hoffman late of Cata
wlasa township, Columbia county deceased.
U. First and flnal account of M. C Vance exe
cutor ot the estate of Jane Vance lato of Orange
township deceased.
it. First and flnal account ut Samuel Neyhard
administrator of the estate of Lydla ltobcrta de
ceased. 16. First and flnal account ot Samuel Shlve, H.
Hutchison and I. B. Hutchison administrators of
the estate ot Th mas J. Hutchison deceased.
17. Second account of William Neat executor
ot the estate of Alfred McClure deceased.
is. First and nnal account ot Peter A. Erann
guardian of Mary Ida amber a minor child ot
Cyrus Orubcr deceased late of Hemlock township,
Columbia county.
19. First and flnal account ot I. B. Krdttle
administrator of lteuoeu Knlttle late ot Franklin
township Columbia county, deceased.
20. First and final account ot Addle Clearer
executrix of Alcm B. Cleaver, late at CaUwlssa
township Columbia county, deceased.
21. The first and final account ot F. p. Dlldlne
administrator oi Margaret Dlldlne deceased.
22. First and flnal account ot Isaac A. Dewltt
executor ot the last will and testament of John
U. Moore, late ot Greenwood township, deceased.
23. First and final account ot John A. Funston
administrator with the will annexed ot Samuel
Melllck late ol Orange township deceased.
94. First and partial account of Edwin C Cas
well executor of the last will and testament ot
Salem A. Caswell late, ot the town ot Bloomsburg,
Columbia county, ueceased.
25. Frst and partial account of L W. McEelry
and II. D. Welsh executors of the last will and
testament ot Mary .N'. Uaiman, lateof Bloomsburg
deceased.
SO. First and flnal account ot Allnas Cole ad
ministrator of the estate of Sarah Cole late ot
Jackson township deceased.
27. First and final account ot I. J. Hess admin
istrator ot Joseph A. Hess late ot Centre township
Columbia county, deceased.
C. II. CAMPBELL,
Itegister.
executor's notice.
FMatt Qf itary Eiaar lato af Denton fotnuM
deceased
Letters testamentary on the said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons In
debted to said estate ar hereby notified to pay
tbo same, and those having claims against sola es
tate will present the same for settlement to
ltoim MClIBNRT.
6 w Executor.
One Perform
AMERICA THAT GUARAN
SCENERY AW1
HARBOR AND SHIPPING-, DECK OP AN OCEAN
RAFT.
moving panorama,
and exnulsltelr beautiful
HOTEL PARLOR, ETC., EOT. America's
unu a company 01 unexcepuonaD.e auiuty,
most complete line of Black
CLARK & SON.
A LOT of all PURE SILK
GLOVES at 85o a pair in Tane, Modes,
Urowns and lilacks that sells to day
for 50a any place. See the 15o Lisle
Gloves. CLARK & SON.
White Plaid linen Do Irlande worth
20o a yd. now loo a vd. Extra value
with a full lino of White Dress Goods.
CLARK A SON.
SATINES. Wo show an elecaat
lino in all tho new patterns and color-
iors extra hoo and wide at tho Iovf
price of 12 Jo a yd. Call and see.
RII1HONS. WoBhow a complete
lino of all tho new effects in plain
and watered at prices away down. No.
li an suit Urown kdcu ribbons 20a a
yd. regular price 80c. Call and boo.
CORSETS Ac, We oiler today a
regular $1.00 Corset at tbo low price
of 85c. Clark's fino Sattoen Doublo
Hack Corset are 77o, worth $1.00 with
all leading makes Mmo. Warren's
Dress Form Corsets. With full lino
of Rustles.
Wt havo now open full lines of
Ladies Jehsey itimiEii Undekwkar.
A good vest at 25o and up. Call and
see,
DRESS GOODS. You will find
this stock complete with many novel
ties. Seo thoto bandioino checked
Cloths. CLARK Jb SON,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
on Thursday and Friday, May 17 and 18,
oi,, n, a, inarcu-am-4t.