THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
The Columbian.
0. S. Slwll, IriitA,,
J. I. BltUnbtnior., i
BLOOMSBURG, PAl.
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1888.
O0NQRE83I0NAL DISTBIUT MATTERS.
It is tlmo that eonio mens were tak
en toward tbo organization of this con
sroaslonal dlstnct tor eonlcrcnoo par
posos. Tho district Is composed oi
Northumberland, Colnmbia, Montour
and Sullivan counties, and as it la a
now distriot thoro are as yet no rales
which fix the number of conferees
(or oaoh county, tho organization of
tno oonlorcnoe, nor any of tno details.
The chairmen of the respective county
committees should hold ajmeeting; and
agree upon something definite.
WASHINGTON LETTEB
from oar Regular Correspondent.
Wasiiinotok, May 7th, 1888.
Spoakor Carlislo and the member
of the House Coiumitteo on rules,(with
the exception of Mr. Randall, who is
confined to his room with an attack, of
rheumatism), held a long consultation
on Saturday on the order of busineas
before the House. They decided that
no day would be designated for the
consideration of any other measure un
til the general debate on tho Mills tar
iff was concluded. If no interruption
shall occur it will close on one week
from tomorrow, Tuesday the fifteenth,
inst. Then it is thought- some appro
priation bills will bo taken up and pas
sed, before tho debate on sections of
the bill begins.
The democratic members of the
House are to hold, a caucus Wednet
day evening for the purpose of discus
sing and deciding what amendments
snail be accepted to the Mills bilL An
effort will bo made to get all ot the
democrats into this caucus, but it is
very doubtful whether those members,
who represent protection districts will
be willing to be bound in caucus ac
tion in this matter.
Since his famous fight with Senator
iDgalls last week Senator Voorheea has
been confined to his room with a malig
nant carbuncle on his leg. He is now
muoh bettor. His disappearance from
the Capital gave rise to the rumor, at
first, that be bad gone to Indiana.
The Indiana democratic association
of this city have adopted resolutions
thanking Senator Voorhees for his fear
less and patriotic defense of Gens. Han
cock and McClellan and his masterly ar
raignment and exposure of Senator In
gallaand tendering himapublio recept
ion as a tribute of admiration. The same
association gave a reception on Thurs
day evening to Representative Maison,
who was recently nominated by the
democrats for Governor of Indiana.
The bill which has already passed
the House prohibiting the employment
of alien labor on public works baa been
favorably reported by the Senate com
mittee on education and. labor.
The President and tho Cabinet have
been invited to attend the centennial
of the establishment of civil Govern
ment in tho Northwestern States, to be
held at Marietta Ohio, July 15th.
Senators Evarta of New York and
Daniels of Virginia, are on the pro
gramme for speeches.
Shortly after the democratic caucus
broke the recent deadlock in the
House, it was suggested that a testi
monial be presented to Representative
Enloe, of Tennessee, who picked the
lock by procuring all tho signatures
that were necessary to call the caucus.
The result of that suggestion is a un
ique watch charm, consisting of a gold
lock and key, whioh has been presented
to him by Mr. Cox, the chairman of
the caucus and which he highly prizes.
There is a republican soheme on
hand to bring about another deadlock
in the House. Senator Spooner has
offered an ammendment to the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill, which is sub
stantially the direct tax bill which
caused the late deadlock in the House.
Should the Senate pass the amended
appropriation bill, it then goes back to
the House for concurrence in the
amendment. Should the House concur,
it will gain the point which it lost to
the filibustered during the deadlock
but the chances are that the filibuster
era would again begin their dilatory
actions, tnus losing much more valu
able time.
Another good appointment is placed
to tho credit of President Cleveland.
The more that Is learned of Mr. Fuller,
the newly nominated Chief Justioe, the
better bu appointment is liked. W bile
be has not yet accepted tho position, it
is not doubted that he will, and it is
probable that he will be confirmed by
the Senate this week, so that be can
take his seat before the adjournment
ot the Suprome Court which will take
place in a few days.
Tbo bill confining the sale of the
products of convict labor to the Btate
in which they are produced has been
favorably reported to tho Honse.
The President is said to to much
pleased with the arguments advanced
by the democratic members of the
House in favor of tbo Mills tariff bill.
The last speech w ill bo delivered by
speaker Carlisle.
The House committee on Manufac
tures has concluded its investigations
of the Standard Oil Trust. Some o(
the members favor an immediate report
on oil and sugar.
The new Ciiin se Treaty will prob
ably ba ratified by the Sesalo during
tbe present week.
It is thought that tho Bla'r Eduoa
tional bill will not bo heard front again
during this session,
The conferees on the bill providing
for a Congress of American nation
have reached an agreement upon the
one point at issue. Tho President is
authorized to appoint the ten Ameri
can commissioner!) by and with llie ad
vice and consent of the Senate.
Is Dom Pedro Insane?
A. FAMOUS FRENCH MAD DOCTOU SUMMON
ED TO ATThND HIS CASK.
Milan, May 7, The Emperor of
Brazil is suueriog from Inflammation
of the kidneys, lie is attended by Dr.
Verga, of Milan, l)r. oemmola, ot .Nap
les, and Dr. Charcot, of Paris.
Judging by the fact that Dr. Char
cot, of Paris, is perhaps the greatest
living authority on diseases of tho
niind, and that bis name is principally
associated with La Salporriere Insaue
Asvlum at Paris, it would appear that
tbo rumors concerning tbo failure of
the Emperor of Brazil's once brillant
mental faculties have somo foundation.
It has been repeatedly alleged and as
frequently officially denied during the
past few months that Dom Pedro's in
tellect bad become clouded, and that
be would never return to Brazil which
is at present ruled by c Regent.
World.
Blaiao Will Ban.
WOttD RKCEIVKU mOM HLAIrtK THAT UK
WILL ACCHTT.
The following dispatch from New
York appeared In the Philadelphia
Timet of Saturday: I have entirely
reliablo Information that the friend of
ltlaino have, within tho last .three days,
recoived direct fiom hlra his assent to
an aggressive movement for hit renonj
lnallon for President, and the assur
ance that if nomlnato-1 in the face of
his, Florence letter of declination, he
would not feel at liberty to decline.
. Agnoral:ml systematic effort has
bceJi.ujadp. Ulaino's closest frirndi,
micVm. Chairman Jones, William Wal
torf JPbeIpV,"rWhitelaw Reid, Charles
Erdofy'i Smith and others, for two
mbhVha, pftst tp K-'1 Blaine into the at-
mojor oi a pasivo canaiaaie. ine
WaflbinKtoirconfercnco was only part
of the varied methods by which Influ
ences have been brought to bear upon
uiaior, Hull lue puuiiuiuiuu ui uim i-
iralt. freshly taken from life in Italy
and issued by Judge this week, was
decided on moro than n month ago as
the starting poiht for the avowed effort
to inane iiiaiuu macnnuiuMe.
Evtfrv Dossible nrcssure has been put
upon BJaine to get from him the direot
assurance that he will not decline if
nominated, and that anurance has
been received in thit city from Blaine
within the latt three dayt. In a very
few days mure it will cease to be a
secret that Blaine is In the hands of
his friends, as the Blaine leaders will
at once come to the front and make an
aggressive campaign for his renomlna
tion. This movement has been pretty
clearly forest adowed for some weeks
in tauch Blaine oroans as the TribUne
of this city and the Philadelphia Pros
and all affectation about Blaine's can
didacy will now soon be thrown off
and the battle made an aggressive one.
Part of the original programme was
the election of Cbarles Emory Smith
as a deleeate-at large from your State;
and the failum was a great disappoint
meht to the Blaine junto in this city;
bat Mr. Smith gives the assurance that
Blaine can command a majority of the
Pennsylvania delegation under any
cirenmstaeces, and that if Blaine
nomination shall seem to be assured,
the delegation will be solid for him.
The unexpected expression in Mass
achusetts and Vermont for Blaine were
not accidental, nor were tbey unexpec
ted to Blaine's friends. When all the
anti-Blaine men were reposing on their
arms because tbey regarded uiaino as
oui of the fight, tho friends of Blaine
were most energetio in their work in
the two anti-Blaine New England
States, and they got possesion of Ver
mont and Massachusetts While the
others were sleeping in fanoied secur
ity, it was the expression or those
hitherto anti-Blaine' New Englasd
States that made Blaine cast aside his
dohbta" and assent to the importunities
otihis friends for bis renomination.
It is now a positive fact that Blaine
is in the field; that his friends have
bis assent to a movement in his favor,
and that he will be nominated at Chi
cago if hard work and plenty ot enthu
siasm can accomplish it."
A Princely Gift-
JOHN WANAMAXEK DIVIDES THE FKOI"
ITS OF niS BUSINESS WITH
HIS EMPLOTES.
John Wanamaker Monday night
presented 272 employes all of those
whose names are upon the roll of
honor each with an envelope contain
ing a check, as a part of the past
year's profits of the concern. The en
tire amount given to tho 272 persons
was 94U,zbi.u! or an average of near
ly $150 to aoh. In addition to this
he appointed John F. Collins, George
W. Melmann, John Ramage, Frank
M. Caldwell and Robert O Ogden as
trustees of a pension fund, to whom
he handed a check for $10,000.
'This fund is to be nsed for the per
manently disabled, who, by reason of
old age or accident in tho service, are
no longer able to work. The trustees
have full power to decide who shall
be placcd'upon the pension roll and
what amounts they shall be paid.
During the year there, were paid to
1800 employes special percentages
over their nsual salaries amounting to
$59,158.06, making in all, including
the amount paid into the pension fund
and the $40,281.02 paid to tke persons
whose names are on the roll of honor
a total for the year, according to the
plan originally proposed by bim on
April 8, 1888. of $109,439.68.
At Mr. Wanamaker's invitation
about four thousand employes were
assembled on the north side of the
store, on the sucond floor. Two hun
dred and seventy-two seats were re
served for those whose names appear
ed upon the roll of honor. When Mr.
Wanamaker appeared at 8 o'clock
there was an outburst of applause,
whioh was repeated at intervals during
bis remarks exnlaining bis obiecta and
the plans of co-operation be had deoi-
dod upon. There are two new prop
ositions. One of these provides for a
system ot promotion, a sort of practi
cal civil service plan. The other is a
new plan of saving fund.
'In regard to the "Good Friday"
plana Air. w anamaker said: "The ex
peotation now is to continue through'
out this year on the basis of last year
the monthly dividends, with the same
rato of percentages on the increase of
business over the year 1887, and the
honor roll will have added to it all
whose term of service reach seven
years and they shall become sharers in
whatever annual distribution is made."
A Fearful Affliotioa.
A CATAUCrTIO WIIOPK AIIV18 ANI LtOS
MUST BE HOVKD BY OTIIKUS.
Lancastko, May 7. A remarkable
case which is attraclinir creat atten
tion from the medical fraternity is now
under treatment at tbe Lancaster Ho
pital. The subject is none other than
the person who creaud a great tensa-
Hon in Hew Jersey several mourns ago
where be was regarded as a "wild
man.'1 After bmg captured he was
Indentified as John Koohel, of Adams
town, this county, and brought beie
for treatment for oalalepvy.
Whon nrst nnfeed by a newspaper
representative be was lying on a tenoh
ic tho insane ward, where he had been
for a considerable time and fr.mi which
lie was unable to move. The doutor
Disced bim in a sitting position, and
seizing one of bis bands raised itaboto
his head, ibere it remained until tnn
doctor drew it down. Tbe doctor
drew out one of bis legs from the
body and it remsined there until push,
ed back to the floor. When the roan
was placed in sitting posture, his
head was turned to tbe left, he couldn't
change that position until the dootor
turned his bead for him. Hi eyelids
were drawn down over his eyes and
they remained closed until someone op.
ened them.
Strange as it may seem, the man has,
a good appctita and ran walk after a
fashion. Although speechless, he un
derstands what is said to him and
when Dr. Sense nig helped bus to his
feet and told him to walk ho started.
He slides on one foot, dra gging the
other after pirn. He can't turn his
head or his body, so when told to re
torn he slides baok wards. Dr. Gor
hart, of the Harrisburg Insaoo Asy
lum, and other distinguished physicians
who have visited him pronounce his
case the most remarkable they have
over seen or heard of.
It is stated that his terrible condi
tion is due to disappointment In lovo
affairs. Tho young woman to whom
he was oogag(d to be married sudden
ly ohanwd bey'falnd and married an
other. ,xWh'd(fappointmont wai so
groat twAiV:,aflfectcd his mind and ho
wandt red away from home, being sub
sequently discovered in the wilds of
New Jersey.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
HUPRItMU COURT CABHH.
On Monday morning tbo Supremo court
affirmed tho rulings of the Columbia county
court In tlio following cases i Ynrgny
against Locust Mountain Water company,
Ilerron ct a), against Murphy ct al., and
Trench against Koblson.
Yorgcy against Locust Mountain Water
Company wai an action brought by the
plaintiff for the recovery of tbebalancoilue
htm on a contract for building a reservoir
in Brush valley, Locust township. Tho
original contract was to have bceo com
pleted by November 1, 1882, but It was not
done and tbo work stood over tho winter,
and in 1883 when tested, most of tho dam
went out, and tho company spent about
$600 In repairing It. In December 1883
Yorgey was requested to go on and finish
the1 work, but refused to do so, and It was
put la the hands of another party. In
March 1883 Yorgey gave notlco that he was
ready to finish the work, and bis offer was
declined. lie then brought suit for balance
due on the contract On the trial there was
some evidence of a chango ot contract, glr
Ing Yorgey a longer tlmo to do the work.
The jury rendered a verdict for tho plain,
tiff for $635.47, and the defindant took out
a writ of error, the exceptions being to the
charge of the court, Judge Green of Potts
villa presiding. The Hupreme Court sus
tains Judge Green's rulings.
The caso of Ilerron against Murphy In
volves title to a valuable tract of coal land
In Conyngbam township. It was tried be
fore Judge Elwell, and his tullng is sus
tained. Trench against Koblson was an action
on a mortgage, judgment being entered on
thr. bond. The defendant sought to have
the judgment stricken off on tbo ground
hat It was not entered In accordance with
the warrant of attorney, and alleged that
thero was a contemporaneous parol agree
ment at the execution ot the mortgage that
at the expiration of five years be should
have an extension of five years more. Judge
McCollum refused, the application and Mr.
Boblson took the cue up. Judge McCol
lum's rullag is affirmed.
fhus far all cases from this county heard
this year have been affirmed, Hess vs. Cal
lender haying been decided two weeks ago.
Four cues remain to be heard from.
Terrible Explosion sit Ml. Camel.
Ilt)HT MESONS X1LUO AND THIRTY DMCBID.
A car of Dupont powder exploded with
fearful result at a point on the Philadelphia
and Iieadlrig Lin, between Mt Carmel and
Locust Gap, about 11 o'clock' last Baturday
night. Eight persons were killed, thirty
more or less seriously Injured, and pro
perty destroyed to tbo value of $75,000.
A freight tralu consisting of seventy-five
cars bound for Williamsport, became dis
connected by tho breaking of a coupling,
and the engine and three cars ran half a
mile betoro the crew discovered that the
train was divided. The first section await
ed the arrival of the second at the foot of
a heavy grade, and the two brakemen los
ing control of the second section it dashed
Into 'the first Bectlon causing an explosion
In tbe third car, which was loaded with
Dupont powder. At the scene of the acci
dent the railroad runs along a steep bill, at
the bottom of which stood two rows ot
houses occupied by tbe Philadelphia and
Reading coal and Iron company's employes.
On the hillside stood a little cottage occu.
pled by John Qulnn and a family ot fourr
children two .boys and two girls. Tbe force
of the explosion wrecked the buildings,
and the stoves set fire to tbe ruins. Qulnn
and his two little cirls were buined to
uhes. Tho boys escaped with burns.
Simon Eorwlck's family consisted of Willie
and Mary Kavaoaugb, adopted children,
aged respectively 8 and 14 years, Daniel
Kerwlck, aged 8 years, Alice Kerwlck,
aged 5, and his wife and new born babe.
Kerwlck carried his wife from the burning
building, but the children were burned to
diatb.
Tbe Mount Carmel physicians hastened
to the scene of Iho accideat and rendered
assistance wherever needed to the cut and
bruised. Bo severe was the force of tbe
explosion that every window In Locust
Qap was reduced to pieces and the plaster
ing was shaken from tbe walls. The
Catholic Church windows were especially
vamable. in Mount Carmel the French
plate-glass storo windows were also de
stroyed.
The car which ccntained the powder.
and a dozen others, were blown to atoms.
In' all seventeen dwellings were destroyed
by the pre and fly log fragments of the cars.
Tbe train contained, In addition to tbe
powder and nltro-glyceriLC, a freight of
sewing raaculues, lumber, phosphate, glass
and sheet Iron aud for a radius or sixty feel
the tracks, the mountain side aud the street
beneath were strewn with fragments of
these goods'. Mono of the train bunds were
injured, although the engineer of the' loco
uiuiiTc was siunneu anu another man
blown a considerable distance away by the
explosion.
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ASDnCTT n. WniTE. KiPreiident of cnn
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A Parly of Swindlers.
People should beware of the quack doc
tors who travel about the country giving
free shows In the streets and resorting to
other methoils of a similar character in
order to sell their so-called medicines. But
It seems "the Amtrlcan people will be
humbugged" and most of these traveling
quacks by using, a tew oily words and per
suasive arguments are cnabb-d to sell their
stuff. We take the following frcm an ex.
change: A mountebank, calling himself
Texas Charlie, swindled several persons
who attended a free show he gave in West
Chester borough, fie sold medicines and
then gave some of the first purchasers their
money back. This caused a crowd to
gather, and then he offered a silver watch
to every purchaser of $1 worth of his
medicine. About 100 people gave hlra as
many dollars for a tin watch, with a paper
face and tin hands.
A fellow going by the same name, and
probably, tbe same man, accompanied by
two others, gave a free "performance" and
sold medicine in a wagon on Murkel Square
Wednesday night of last week. Wo un
derstand he sold quite a large amount ot
his "medicine." The party left town early
the next tvorning and were undoubtedly
swindlers.
Mr- Tolkavitch'a Ghost-
IT PERSISTS IN HAUNTING THE JAII.
IN A
VERY ANNOYING FASHIfiN.
Wilkes isaiip.e, May 8. The ghost of
Volkaviteb, who was executed Aprils,
seems to be wandering around tho cor
ridors ot the jnl to tbo great alarm ol
some of the moro timid and supersti
tious inmates. About 10 o'olock last
night, while Warden Brockway and
Deputy Smith were sitting in tho main
oltice, they were suadenly surprised bv
loud cries from tho corridor in which
the long-terra prisoners are kept. Up'
on arriving in tho corridor tho discov
ery was roaae tnat a prisoner named
John Jorirs as nearly crazy with
fright over the alleged visitation of
mnrderer Volkaviloh's ghost at the
door of his cell. DUcovering that he
coald not be qnited ibe warden order
er his removal to another cell.
Not long after, watchman MoDon-
aid was again aroused by alarming
cries proceeding from Jones' new
quarters. IIo went to him and found
the cold beads of perspiration stand
ing out on his forehead and bis limb
quaking violently. He asserted that
Volkaviloh's ghost had again appeared
to him. He was taken into another
oell with his brother, who is nlso conn
ned in tbe jail. In the meantime his
companion in tho Hirst cell oalled for
McDonald, aud with his face showing
signs ot alarm bo said tnat he had been
disturbed by mysterious uoises
and tho rising up and down of the cover
ot me little table in ma qaane s. An
other man also testified to having seen
me gnost. All the prisnoets were
more or less excited ov r the event.
and but few of them slept after the
disturbauoo occured.
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"CUBIIEUMKN TAKE NOTICE.
1'no underalgned have planted trout turolabed
br the Htate- Full OoinlalMHlonera. In thA ffillnurlno
ltOUffb Hun. HDrlnp
Itun. Long ltun. Hog Itun, Gallows itun, Kl
allows Itun, Klk ltun.
luuiouDiiiu. au persons are noimea not to
nun in said streams for a period ot three years
uvuiiuuuau uuuer iicuauy ui iweniy nouars,
aa pro Wed r or in lection as ot Act ot Assembly
annHWul IlIhA lead
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rjnRKASUnEIl'B SALE.
OF UNSEATED, LANDS.
JK" Columbia countt; tknua.
By virtue of sundry set of Us General atsem
bly of tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, relai.
Ingto tbe sale of seated and unseated lands In tbe
county of Columbia. eU).. for taira due and un-
paio, j win oner to puono aaie in tne coin noum,
in ui wttq oi Dioomaourg , un
MONDAY, JUNE 11th, 1888.
at 10 o'clock, a. m. Tbe following described pieces
v, iuh, vr buvu pun (uercui m may oo neoeesary
to satisfy the amount ot taxea due and unpaid
againn me same, ana continue the same, fix
day to day as the same may be found necessary,
TERMS OF PALE.J
The amount ot taxea and cotta must be paid
when the land Is struck off or the sale may b void
tun uif pruKjny pub up anu revoiu.
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tlots Hoyer F B do..,,
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llot cannon l do,...
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IS " John....... do....
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3 " FreyWH ..do....
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slots HuatEllaa. do....
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to Menslnger Kamuel do....
100 McleynoldsWU do...,
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Slots I'attcrsonJC .....do....
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C1EOKUK A, HEItltlNO,
TTeasurer.
fJiItEABURERVS BALE
OF SEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENNA.
Also at. thft hatha tlmn ttnH nlaen thn fntlnwlniy
lots, pieces nnd parcels of Rcated lands, returned
by the tax collectors are to he sold under the pro
visions or an Aetof Afnemblr. entitled. "An Aet
relating to the sale of lands for tax in Columbia
County," approved March 5th, 1869.
Warrants or
Acres. Owners. Twn's. Taxes.
lis Ksse wolverton Beaver.. 3710
llot schrltxT Henry do.... 187
23 Philips Catharine do.... 175
83 'Mann A W do.... 8 an
1 Khoacls Peter ....do.... 318
4 Bankcs Daniel do..., 26
llot Purse! MraBU Bloom,. 4300
l!' GutnnGeorge. do.... 910
1 " BrhamJohn do.... 4 03
10 Price Jonas Catawusa.. 25
llot Keller Sarah Centre.. 73
386 cumtnlngs H M Co Con'ym 119147
400 cuny Ellen do.... 473 70
400 Murphy, Hughes Co. .do.... 6,1200
Miot MclfaleJohnlt do... 444
1 " Col'ler Michael do.... B85
1" Caacy Lawrence do.... 4l)
H " Dougherty Mary. do.... 8B1
a Vought Irwin B.. ..Fi-ankltn.. 97
81 Moore A L Greenwood.. 18 43
M Albertaon David CEkt.. do ..... 175
100 Wand John A ...... Hemlock.. 10 is
100 lihohe Michael Jackson... 6 40
39- ChamberlalnLewlii.....do.... 974
J " .... do.... 4 87
S3 Young Lewis 0.. .....do.... 4 65
63 " " do.... 3 89
60 Glassmyer Francis F..Locust 4 50
81 Lonnon Geo W Eat do.... 3 62
ISO Eves c W Madison. . , 1 73
00 " " do.... 224
170 Hlll.Teaso.... do.... 883
6 llouser 6 Kroom do.,.. 187
10 Kckroat Charles lit Mifflin- 8J
.33 llower Charles E. .Mtl'l's t.. 9 83
118 Hess John line., 803
W Kline Pattereoa do.... 1787
50 Dons Newton do.... 3 83
37 1 latt John do.... 8 50
80 1'arker.lohn 11 rln 9 Ml
112 Flick G A Est do.... 8 40
86 Iless Lavlna . sugarloaf.. 5'
81 Albertaon Jesse. do ... i.ol
31 Kline Abner w do. . 4 49
8s6 CrevellnKJn ,do.i.. 19 20
40 Shultz Ellas .do.... 2 64
34 HedineBF do.... 14 39
o. A. IIERHING, Treaa.
Treasurer's office, Bioomaburg, March 88, ibss.
Spring Specialties
AT
LOWElfiRGl
Light Colored
Cheviots
in
SACK
and 4-Button
CUTAWAY
SUITS,
WITH LOW CUT VESTS.
Fine Dark Blue and Black
Worsteds, Corkscrew, Broad
wale Diagonal and Block Worst
ed in Sacks and Cutaways, and
HANDSOME
PRINCE ALBERTS
in all qualities.
NICE LIGHT SPRING
special leariei
at $5.00
a
Very Pretty Children's
SUITS
Plain or pleated and belted
in
dark and light colors.
Sailor Suits
with Blue and Grey, also
KILT
SUITS
with Pleated
Skirt for smaller
Children
AT
D.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
rilHEBCIENOKOF
' --LIFE, the great
Medical Work or Un
6:sonManhood,Nenr
one and l'tajilcal llo.
billtr, 1'rematan Do.
KMllW TUVQPI F ln. Krrorsof Youth,
nnun i niOLLr i.njih. umoij mia.
m conwiqaant Uurvon, aoo w 8 va. Its ur.
ulnUuni (or aU diaeaaea. Cloth, lull frllt, only I Lou.
b lualL aealed. Ulutratlve lauiple tit to all youDit
and middlKwl men. Hend uow. The Gold and
SvvelM Medal awarded to the author by the Nation
al Medical Auudatlon. Addrew P.O. itji laas.llo.
"Mr,'0? ,.'.r',.Wl 1L I'AllKKII, graduate of liar.
ard Medical Co1!M, yaar.' practice In Uoeton.
who may ba consulted eonadenllally. Omce. Ka
4Ualocb8u bpeclalty,Diiaae.oMan.
tallaliHl, Y iraiTMll aiila.
raar-i-d-tu
UU180U1BE FOR
TUB COLUliDIAN
10
10
8
90
54
.19
13
Miot
61
OVERCOATS
L01IK
WE HAVE THEM
Wo place on said the finest lino of
lllaok S11,K WAIU' JaUHltliVaTAB
jJJJ'at exci oiliiigly low prices Sio the
391 1 xi, .r unniitv and up.
A lot of Hlaok SILK & WOOL
DRESS GOODS. $1.25 quality for
87Jo a yd. extra value.
04 in, all Linen TABLE LINEN,
70o goods for 50o a yd. No dressing,
Soft finish.
LACES. Wo slmw rotiii leto lines
boll) in narrow and 1'loilncitign widths.
Orlcnlnl FlonnoiiigR $1 gor.ds, now
O80. Oriental Flountlnfes C60 'good',
now 870. Oriental Flounolncjs 75o
goods, now-580. Chnniilly Flodnotngs
111 handsome patterns, at low prices.
Val floanoings and narrow to match.
DHESS GOODS. Tho most com
plt te, stock we have ever shown at
low pMRpg. See the special tot of
CHECKED CLOTHS at all wool -9
patterns. HENRIETTA ULOTIIS
all colore. See the prices.
Florida Water 39o a bottle.
JEWELRY". Wr now show com
plpti lines of Cuff Buttons, Ear Rinrjr,
Pins, Sets, Solid Gold Rings, Collar
Buttons, Silver and Gold Thimbles,
lnrco line.
Complete lines of WASH DRESS
GOODS, Ginghams, Toil do Nord.
Sntinrs, kc
H. J.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
CANDIDATES.
Candidates named under this heading nn mih.
Ject to tte rules of tbo Democratic party.
FOR SHERIFF,
ALEX. KANOUSE
of Jackson.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN WATTERS
of Scott township.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
E. M. TEWKSBURY
of Cr.tawisaa.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
JAMES T. FOX,
of BeAver township.
FOR BEPRF.SENTATIVE,
C. Z. SCHLICHER,
of Beaver township.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
GEN. C M. BLAKER.
rpOWN ORDINANCE NO. 38.
"n Ordinance to Ooen Laclr&w&nnn A,,nnn r.nm.
monly called Sixth street) from Market street
westward to West street.
StcTiom. He it ordained and enacted by tbe
Town council of the town of Hloomsburg, and It
la hereby enacted by authorltv of the same: That
paid Lackawmna Avenue be opened as a publlo
Highway from Market street westward to West
street, of the width of fifty feet, the north side on
line th-rrof beginning at a point In the west line
of Market street, and In the north lino ot said
Lackawani a Avenue, aa opened eastward fiom
Market street, thirty-five feet north of a marked
stone In tho west Une of Market street, tbeace
south slxty.four degrees and forty-one minutes
west, pa raflel with Fifth street, eight hundied and
fltty.Iour and eighty-five one hundredths feet.
Pawed April to, 1888.
Attest p. s. nARMAN,
saiirn Nmuxr), President ot Town Co inclL
secretary. may-gs.
NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR IN
CORPORATION. In the Court of Common Pleas for the County of
Columbia.
Notice is hereby given that an application will
be made to the aald Court on the Eleventh day o;
May A. D. 168, in the forenoon ot said day at ten
o'clock, under the "Corporation act of one thou
sand eight hundred and Boventj .tour," and the
supplements thereto, b William Neal, W. U.
Tubbs, U. U. Ontz, John Jamison, Jamca Scarlet
aud L. E. Waller for the cbarter of an Intended
corporation to be called the Eeho Park Fish and
name Protective Association, the character and
object of Wdlch la the presarvatlon of fish In tbe
upper waters of Fishing Creek and Its tributaries,
and the preservation or game upon the lands
dralred bv and adjacent to the waters aforesalff.
In the Couptles of columb'a and Sullivan In tbe
state of Pennsylvania ; and for tho purpose to
have, possess and enloy all thoughts, beneflta
and privileges conferred by the said act and Its
supplements.
JAMES SCARLET.
E. WALLER.
April.av68 solicitors.
PROPOSALS FOR RIVER BRIDGE.
"Tfealed proposals will be received at the office of
the Uloomsburg Urldge company until It o'clock
M. on Thursday May 81. 18S8, for the construction
of an iron highway bridge across the North Branch
of the Susquehanna Wver at Bloomsburg, Pa.
separate bids must be made for tho srb-structure
of stone masonry, and for the Buper-Btructure.
Plans and specifications ma be een at the omce
of the Company's Engineer, Mr. J. c Brown, oa
and after Tuesdaj Mayisth. Envelopes contain
loir bids should bo marked "Proposals for River
Bridge to be opened Hay 31. 1888-" 'ihe right Ia
reserved to reject any or all proposals.
JOHN u. FKaazn,
1'irt E. Wikt, Sec'y.
May.ll.'m
Presldi
lent.
DJIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Qeorgti Zrtgler aectaited.
Utters of administration on the said estate hav
ing been granted to the undersigned administrator
all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby no
tified to pay the aanie, and those bavlnr claims
against Bald estate present the same to
. ... JOSEPH K. ZKIQLKit, Admr.
Chrlsmaa, Atty. May it ew
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Hitateaf AVrtA Boicer, latt 0 Centre toumiMp,
deceatea.
tetters testamentary on the said estate having
P?.e, raEled to the undersigned, all pe.-aonS
f2?5i t said estate are hereby notlned
iS.S8!.11'.6 8a!?e aDi tn0re "aytng clatnw against
said estate will present the same for Bettlirrent
r , ... CHAS, W, E. BOWElt, Admr.
A. L. Fritz, Atty Jay4 w
T ETTING.
"Vroposals will be received at tbe commlasloner'a
JffwfJ1? twe.lT.e '',ock noon, on Friday the
ESS1.? V." d?T.S' 1,ay- m-tor tne building of a
SS.iftiVi"' county Jill, on the site of tbe
one lauiy burned down, aud a'so fo- tbe erection
ota stone pier under Red Hock bridge, crossing
Flahlngcreek near bloomsburg. Plansand BDe--irf.
J?Ji?n.hSa?.Se.Ben 41 tM commlsaloaenf office
firLS.?! .6ta .ln8t' 7be Commlsalonera reserve
the right to reject any or all b'ds.
W14. U. UIHTON, )
Jaast HiTTBNiioesa, Commlsalonera.
... - bTKl-HINS, f
Attest, J, u. UOBUia, clerk.
my.4-2t.
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ioUl by Tarrant a Co.. .T
and CrugjUu Tar7wlin
Mayui-r-tU
THE
AMERICAN
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Beautifully Illustrated, 25 cls.,$3 a Year.
Distinctively fttpretentativ of
American Thought and Progrttt.
IMPORTANT A "ptd.e.
4itxuf, '
THE AXEMOAN KAOAZINE 00.,
949 Brodwy,NwYork.
ITS BCOPE.-TIIK AMERICAN MAOAZINK
BUSTLES. Wo have now tho larg.
st line shown, many s'yks fiomfiotii..
Seo our 12c, 20o ami 2flu Riin(Ioi) for
style, ccmloit nnd ntrtite tiny Bro
hard to heat.
CORSETST' Ju7tTi1anrgo hno't
exceedingly low prices. Wo lliit,k il0
II, J, C. ifc SV. the best low pilot d cor
set mi the tnnrkoi. Clalk'H 77 donlilo
back of fine Satin ia a beauty, a(0
Coraline, all right, easy hip, Pivot,
Bon Ton, Butterfly, the bett summer
Cors't made, Ilnnlth Corsit, Lilly,
Zephyr, also Jlme. Watren'n Dress
Form Ccrcet.
LOVE.'""WiT
line of Kid Gloves. Lneo nnd Hnitnn
Mosq. Suede Glovts, Lisle Thread,
Silk, Taffetas &o., nt exceedingly low
I ricrs.
PARASOLS A UMBRELLAS
Complete t lines of tbtso goods at tho
lunuia prices, in isiik, isatin, uioria and
Helvetia. Seo the Coaching Parasols
in now styles, tin bo nre thfs Season's
most Blylish goods.
sloth7cHirDREN:sliACECA
Complete Hues of TOILET SOAPS,
Hair Brushes, Tooth ami Nail Brushes
and Fine Pcrfumtry, at low piices.
So our Counlcrpanis at 81.31.
Complete lino of GENT'S NECK.
WEAR now open.
Lot of TIPS
and FLOWERS to
closo cheap.
CLARK & SON.
S
alesmen
N
W.NTKI. rermnnent. nnd.
ttona cruarftnteeil wltfiiaai 4,r
AND i:.1'i:.ni;s paiii. Any detcrirmed man
can succeed with us. l'ccuilnr advantages to be.
pinners, btock complete, Including many fast-scll.
Ing specialties, outfit Irce,
Address at once, (Name thla paper.)
BItoSvN HIlOTHKltS,
Kdrsirtuen. hocbester, N. Y.
-prll if-vm.
NEW INVENTION IN LACING
A. CORSET
viltliBclf-adjustlng back; can
bo cliangfd from tight to
loose-titling In nve seconds,
without removing from tbo
persiii.
m:vi:k Kt.tn;iiti:s
.Ni:V Il!KS or ,STHi:iJt
Laces will not riiow
L THHOUnll tho IlltKSS. Tbo
healthiest, bcsMittlng and
r most comfortable Corset
made.
Illl, M:i,r.AI.llTINJ C'OHHUT CO.,
ISO FRANKLIN ST., NEW YORK CITY.
Factory, ltt chc&ler, N. y.
Aprtl-S7-r-!!m.
WANTEDilS
Ortleni roroiirTrex.Vliien, Ac.
Slltdr Work
For Honest, Sobsr,
Inituttrlout Mtn.
SkUrr tod fiprniM.o,
woiniu.lVD irjireferred.
V. it.w , tull IlMrf fnlt
lid OtuiMftUl flock,
lm jltlni iirki), Ir.wUu
the auaiNtas
QUICKLY LXarlNCO
eun KOMI orrici.
Satlilactlon Guarantied to Custonert and
Ageoti. Wrltu luimedlattly for terms.
Addrew. II. O. CIIANR fc C O..
I430 St. Perm Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
marS04t eow
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
w s
Wholesale. Retal
03
fin
no 05
a-i 45
4.',0 to 600
24 26
12 14
SO 80
12 16
OS 05
07 10
00 13
10 12
10 12
20 SO
1 00 1 50
07
35
6 to 7
Wheat per bushel..
Rye " " .,
Ccrn " "
Oat3 " " .,
Flour " bbl
Butter
Eftus
Potatoes
Hams
Dried Apples
B'"o
Bboe'i'cr ,
Chickens
Geeso
Lard per lb
Vinegar per gal
Onions per bushel.,
Veal skins
Wool per lb
Hides
Coat, nn Wn.i.w
S1iaiNos 2'8 Lump 48.25
No. 5 $8.00 IMuminuB $8.25
ely's CatarrH
Cream Balm
Cleanses the nasal
passages, allays pain
and Inflammation,
heals the sores, re
stores tbo senses of
taste and Btncll.
TRY THE CURE. WAV'-CP VB
.PAriclenL9 aPPel Into each nostril and la
ffif.61!: ,rrtce 60 n'8 at druggists; by mail,
SS8."5.60 nt8- JJHOTIIKHS. S35 Green
wlch bt., New Votk. AprU-27-d-4t,
HAIR BALSAM
cneajueai and bo&utlfloa tbo hair,
I'romoU laviirUnt Krowth.
Ntver Falli to Restore Gray
Hilr lo lit Youthful Color.
Cur j Kadp dlMtuoa nd hair fiUiug
Mrt at VragviMtm. I
HINDERCOPNR.
Th kkieit. i urnt and bert cum for Conn. Bunlona. 0.
BtopUm. Ennirei comfort to th feel NorerriiiS
Noun. UceuUMDroggiiU. IIucxji A Co., N. r.
Aprll-S7-d-4U
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Wholly ualike artinclal systems.
Any book learned In one reading.
Olaasesof 10S7 at Baltimore and 1005 at Detroit,
1600 at I'hlladelphla, 1118 at Washington, Ull at
Boston, laive clasaea oi Columbia law stud
enta, at Vale, Wellealey, Obcilln, Unlver
aty or l'enn., Michigan University, Chautauqua,
o., tc. Kndorbed by lUchard l-ro tor, the Helen
tlat, llona. w, W. Astor, Judah I'. Benjamin.
iuii(fo.iul.l,80,n' ' Brown, K. II. Cook, ITlnclpal
N. . Btate Normal College, 4c Traught by cor
respondence, rrospectus post free trom
PltOV. WISBTOS, vsl nrth Ave,, New York.
Aprll-S)7-dlt.
Walter's PatentJjS8?
. . . Absolutely
Metal Shingles Wlua' Si&sr rir0
UVUAUI.I! AND UHNA)I1!NTAI.
Illustrated catalogue and price lUt free,
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rnaj JM it. h M' New Vorl mr'
D!
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Madlaalaad sralaal Ofllca,
206 NORTH SECOND ST., PHILADA.
KSTAIILIBIIED to YBAItS
for tbj treatment of Youth rul Imprudanee,
Ml of Vigor, Narrout Dablllty and Beaolal
UUuici. OoniuIUtlon by mall fr of obargs.
. . Book Bant Wr,
Ufflcahaura from 8 a.m. to 1 v.. a. rWn to o v.u
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