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FRIDAY, NOVEMBElfaO, 1888."
CORRlCT UilLKtUD TIltTlnih
ULOOMSBUItU ft SULLIVAN HAILllOAD
Taking effect MONDAY. NOVEMDEH S8, 1833.
SOUTH. NOltTD.
Ar. Ar. Ar. Lt. Lt. Lt.
STATIONS. P. M. r. u. .K. a.v. p. h. r. u.
llloomsbur?,- 6 S8 1 05 8 09 8 33 2 6 40
Main street o 18 12 5-3 7 68 smu o M
Irondale ... 6 10 12 DO 7 66 8 48 41 6 64
Paper Mill 8 03 12 40 7 48 8 66 2 K 7 01
LlgbtBtreet. 6 05 12 33 7 45 9 00 9 67 7 08
OrangOTlllO 5 67 12 20 7 85 0 10 a SO 7 16
Porks, 5 45 12 00 7 SO 9 25 3 36 7 31
Tubba 5 il 11 63 7 15 9 80 3 42 7 86
Btlllwatcr 5 37 11 45 7 10 9 37 3 60 7 1.1
llenton, 6 28 11 80 7 00 9 47 4 13 7 62
Edsons, 5 23 11 20 0 56 9 61 4 20 7 60
coloa Creek, 5 20 11 15 0 62 9 68 4 24 8 00
Bugarloaf, 0 15 11 10 0 4 10 CO 4 2 8 05
Laubachs, 6 12 11 05 6 45 10 04 4 S3 8 10
central. 5 06 10 67 0 88 10 12 4 40 8 13
Echo Park. 6 03 10 62 6 10 U 4 43 8 II
Jamison city.... 6 00 10 45 0 39 10 20 4 60 8 23
Lv. Lt. Lt. Ar. Ar. Ar
r. ii. a. ii. a. u. a. x. r. ii. r. it.
Trains on tho r. & "uU. K. leave ltupert is
(oUowb :
north. south.
7:22 a. m. 11:04 a. m.
8:42 p. m. 6:20 p. m.
0
Tralnson the D. L. & W. lt. II. leave Bioomaburg
as (OllOWB!
NORTH. SOUTH.
7:12 a. ra. B:33 a. m.
10:57 a. m. 12:00 p. m.
2:24 p. m. 4:18 p. m.
0:36 p. m. 8:47 p. m.
0
Tralnson tho N. W.D. Hallway pass Bloom
Ferry as follows :
NORTH. BOOTH.
10:46 a. ra. 11:65 a. m.
e.2 p. ra. 4'30 p. m.
BUHDAY.
NORTH. SOUTH.
10:16 am 6:39 pm
I'crHonal.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Z. Schoch wcro in
Philadelphia last week.
Miss Laura Rlshel who has been quite
ill for tho last few days is now Improving.
Harry Pursel, who has bocn sick for some
time, is able to be out.
Dr. Hanson of Pittsburg Is visiting
friends in this placo.
Mrs. Hodgers of Hazlcton is the guest of
her Bister Mrs. Paul E. Wirt.
II. II. Butter, editor of the Uughesvlllo
Mail, and Dr. E. W. Butter of Frccland,
spent Sunday in town with their parents.
They camo over because of their brother's
serious illness.
J. D. Cole of Benton was in town Friday
evening of last week. Ho has nearly recov
ered from the wound received on the rail
road some time ago, when he lost tho end
of ono of his fingers.
The most valuable Holiday presents to
buy is a', I. Maier's, tho Reliable Clothier.
Canal boats aro preparing to go Into
winter quarters.
GO new Bowing Mnchincs for Holiday
Presents at J. Baltzcrs, Bloomsburg, Pa.
A light fall of snow, tho first of the sea
son, took placo In this section last Sunday
night.
J. B. Williams, auctioneer, sold at private
salo a lot of M. C. Woodward on Welsh
Hill, containing about ono acre, to C. W.
Eves for $070,00, Thursday of last week.
It. B. Grimes, tho popular harness maker
at Millvllle, has for salo a fine lino of Har.
ncss. Blankets and Robes. Call and seo
before purchasing elsewhere.
On Baturday cvo , Dec. 1st, at the Opera
House wo are to havo those popular lun
makers, Tho Barlow Bros., nnd their star
minstrel troupe. Seats aro now on sale.
Editors Sollenbcrger and Dewart, of tho
Shamokln Dispatch and Sunbury Democrat
respectively, attended tho national cUItor
lal excursion at San Antonio, Texas.
A. Solleder, of Bloomsburg, Pa., has just
received another fine lot of German Day
and Night Blnglng Canaries also on hand
Parrots, Mocking Birds, Nightingales,
etc. t
Important changes havo been mado In
tho Bloomsburg and Bulllvan rauroau
time table. Tho correct tablo will bo
found at the head of our local column.
L. Bernhard is adding many improve-
ments to his already fine residence on Fifth
street. Ho has raised the roof, and other,
wlso ornamented tho house.
The most sensible election bet on record
was one mado by two citizens of Du Bols,
Bulllvan county, who agreed that tho loser
would whoel a sack of flour to somo poor
widow whom they would chooeo to select
John Brophy, postmaster at Mt. Carmel,
lias expressed his determination to resign his
position on tho 4th of next March. There
aro already a number of seekers for tho
placo.
3 full Cabinet Singer Machines only 35
dollars each, Singer Machine plain table, 10
dollars, Singer Machines drop leaf nndcov.
er only 15 dollars at J. Saltzer's Blooms
burg, Pa.
'Our theatre goers know tho Barlow Bros,
Minstrel trouno and know that those who
would enjoy a hearty laugh should go,
The parade at noon will bo an attractive
one and their band Is tho best on tho
road.
Tho main building ot tho Bchool Desk
Co. Is nearly under roof. At a meeting of
tho stockholders last week nearly twenty
thousand dollars worth of machinery was
nurchaseil. Tho now buildings will all bo
heated by steam from their own boilers.
Look out for J. Ballzer's now advertise.
ment next week. In addlllou to his largo
stock of pianos, organs and sewing ma
chines ho has added a fine assortment of
flutos, accordions, drums &o for the boli
day trade.
"Blood tells." Wo nuy not bo able to
lnfuso royal and noble blood In a 'man's
veins; but we can do bettcri wo can expel
from them, all Impuro and poisonous
humors by the use of Aycr's Sarsaparllla
Pur blood Is tho best kind of royal blood,
Pcruso I. Malcr, tlio Clothier's, new ad
vcrtlaotncnt, and learn what lio has to saj'.
Levi Wotlor Eq., has been making somo
Improvements to tils restdenco on fifth
street.
2 Six Octavo Melotlcon at $20.00 each on
Payments or $20.00 cash. Good order at
J. Saltzer's, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spatks BrosV company showed In tho
Opera Houso Tuesday evening to a fair,
sized audience. They gave a good variety
I'uuimnnacc.
lo avoid the rush which will surely bo
thcro theatre goers should secure their
seats early for Harlow Bros. Minstrels.
Everywhcro they appear good scats aro at
a premium tho evening of tho perform
ance. Still & Maloy will havo a grand clearing
outsalo at their shop in this placo on
Wednesday, December Oth, of top buggies,
comprising sldo bars nnd elliptic. Salo
will commonco at 1 p. m. Terms will bo
mado known on day of sale.
1 seven octave Square Ualncs it ilro.,
Pianos, good order, rosewood case, modern
stylo, will bo sold cheap for cash or on tho
Installment plan to mako room for Holiday
Goods, at J. Saltzer's, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Miss Sydney Worth, tho talented young
actress, will bo seen at tho Opera House
thrco nights next week, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, December 8rd, 4th and
Oth. Sho will present "East Lvno." "Our
Bcsslo," and "Pearl of Savoy."
Tho thanks of Thcta Castle No. 270, K.
0. B. aro hereby tendered to Rev. 8. Milton
Frost, for the learned and Instructive ser
mon delivered on Sunday last, at tho re-
quest of Its members.
J, Lee Haiiman, N. 0.
Gby Jaoody, M. of It.
A movement which Is being spread
rapidly in some parts of tho Btate la to pro
sent each school with a handsomo flag,
which Is to bo conspicuously displayed in
tho school-room at all times and swung In
tho open air on all American holidays.
Tho residence of Mrs. E. B. Brown at
Mlflllnvlllo Pa., Is offered at private sale.
Apply before Dec. 22d 1888. Two-thlrds
of price may be left In tho property secured
by first mortgage. Apply to J. J. Brown
Bloomsburg Pa. 4t.
Harman & Ilasscrt's new building is
progressing rapidly. The first story, com
posed all ot brick, is about completed.
Tho wet weather has very much delayed
them. If flno weather should soon com
mence It would bo but a short tiino until
they would havo tho works In operation.
Twenty.flvo cents a day purchases a
$3,000 policy In Tho Travelers, of Hartford,
which is payable In event of death by ac
cident, with 810 weekly indemnity for
wholly disabling injury. J. H. Maize,
agent, second floor Columbian building
Bloomsburg, tf.
Notice Is hereby given that five per cent.
will be added to all taxes unpaid in Hem
lock township after the tenth day of Jan
uary, 1839, and collection will bo forced
after that date.
2t John Appelman, Collector,
J. C. Ruttcr, jr., has been lying seriously
ill at his home on East street, fpr the past
two weeks with pneumonia. Last week
he was in a very critical condition, but
Friday afternoon a chango occurred for tho
better, and he has gradually improved since
that time.
A series of meetings is now in progress
at tho Baptist church, on Tuesday, Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of
each week, beginning at 7 o'clock. You
havo an invitation from the pastor to be
present.
W. i. UALIOWAT,
Tho Knights of the Golden Eaglo attend
ed the Methodist church In a body Sunday
morning, and listened to an Interesting
sermon by Rev. Dr. Frost. In marching
to tho church they presented an Imposing
aDnearance. there beine over ono hundred
In line.
Tho secret success of rapidly Improving
towns is the fact that all tho peoplo join as
one man in every effort and enterprise cal.
culuted to build up tho Interests ot tho
town. It cannot bo expected that a town
will prosper as it should when the chief
occupation of each person Is trying to pull
his neighbor down. Ei.
R. C. Rlshel completed his threo years
apprenticeship in this office November 17th,
He has concluded to remain with us for
some time, and clvo special attention to
job printing. He has been a faithful work.
man and has pretty thoroughly mastered
tho newspaper work. A close application
to work In our jobbing department, which
is always crowded, will fit him for work in
any of the offices of tho largo cities.
According to the Indianapolis Journal,
president-elect Harrison's home organ, Mr.
Harrison is a firm believer in civil servico
reform, and that efficient office-holders
will not bo removed, except for violation
of trust. It however, tho spirit should
predominate the post ofllco in this town
ought not to suffer. It Is already rumored
on our streets that the following will bo
applicants for tho place: A. B. Cathcart
S. A. Wilson, F. P. Drinker, J. 0. Brown
and F. M. Everett. Wo presume that he-
foro Mr. Harrison takes his seat on tho 4th
of March, this list of applicants will bo
still further increased.
Miss Bydney Worth, tho gifted
brilliant artiste, Is deservedly one of
and
the
shlniue lights of tho dramatic profession
Bho has a pretty face, a handsome aud
graceful figure, and a volco possessing re
markable tango and musical sweetness,
Her acting is bright and full of girlish gay
etv In comcdv. and most pathetic and
strong in her emotional work. We pre
diet for her a great future. Cincinatti En-
luirer, Nov. 5th, 1880.
Opera House, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday creuings, Dec. 3rd, 4th and
Oth.
"Dr. B. Clark who visits this county pro-
fumlnnallv has recently purchased "Tho
Byron," consisting of two doublo brown
stone and brick Mats containing au com.
pleto apartments, Nos. 105 and 107 West
08th St. New York City, consideration
805,000. Dr. Claik'a rental Income from
these and other productive lnvtstments ex
coeds 810,000 yearly. His medical practice
is among tho largest In this country, not
excepting any physician in New York City
I'hlla. or elsewhere" At fcxeuange uoici;
Bloomsburg, Saturday and Monday Die,
1 and 3, I8S8.
Opera Pianos, best medium price pianos
in tho market sold on installment piau, so
down and ten dollars monthly at Ballzer's
Bloomsburg Pa.
For sick headache, caused by a disord
cred stomach, Aycr's Cathartic Pillsaro tho
most rellablo remedy. "My mother first
recommended theso Pills tolJmo, thirty
years ago. They aro tho mildest and best
nureativo In uso."-B. O, Bradburn
Worthlngton, Mass.
25 new Organs at J, Saltzer's for Holiday
Presents at all prices and o easy terms. ,
Cards aro out announcing tho marriage
of W, K. Armstrong and Miss Ella Hasscrt
of this placo, next Thursday.
A Local Institute will bo held at Hhors.
burg, Baturday, Deo. 8, Commencing at
10 o'clock
For stand lamps, burners and chimneys
of all kinds, go to Mercer's Drug & Book
store.
Goorge Jacoby died at Berwick Tuesday
night, aged about 80 years. Ho was tho
"Mather of Williamson II. Jacoby, ex.reglstcr
ana recorder of this county.
Stamping of all kinds dono to order.
Now Yotk's latest styles of pattern used.
Hock Street, 2nd door below Market 61,
Bloomsburg. tf.
Sydney Worth is winning golden opin
ions and has a bright future. New York
Mirror,, Sejt., 22, 1888.
Bloomsburg Opera House, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday ovemngs, Dec,
8rd,4th and Oth.
Tho first fall of snow of tho season was
Monday tho 20th. Tho ground was cover,
cd In tho early morning to a depth of about
four inches. A rain followed nnd soon
destroyed all hopes nf nn early sleigh ride.
W. A. Ilarlzcl, however, was not to bo dls
appointed, as ho appeared on our streets at
noon, with tho first sleigh of tho season.
Tho following will bo among tho In.
structors nnd lecturers at tho Columbia
County Teachers' Institute during the
week commencing, Monday Dec, 17.
Dr. IV J. Waller, E. E. Hlitbee, A. A.
Wllllts, T. DeWItt Talmago, Prof. 8. 8.
Neff, Alex Fry, Miss Bello McCllntlck,
Bclva Lockwood. Miss Anna Miller,
Music Leader and Soloist.
Mrs. Hattlo Wclgand Is quite 111 at her
home In Hazlcton. Several weeks ago,
she started to hastily get out ot a room
and foil over an empty box, receiving In
ternal injuries. She was soon after confined
to her bed ; but under tho best medical
skill she Is slowly recovering. Her mother
left her borne in Bloomsburg and Is with
her during her sickness.
Geo. Stock & Co,,Ivcrs & Pond and Estcy
Pianos for Holiday Presents, at J. Saltzer's,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
List ot letters remaining In the Poet Of
fice at Bloomsburg for week ending Nov.
20, 1888.
M. II. Fry, Mr. N. N. Hartlng, Mr.
Wilber Klino, Mr. Kuster, Jno. Roat,
Eugeno Spooneybcrg, Mrs. M. A. Thrash,
and G. U. Yohe.
Persons calling for theso letters will
please say "advertised." ,
Gkokqk A. Clark, P. M.
Mrs. O. A. Jacoby died at her residence
on South Market Btrcet Tuesday evening
about eight o'clock. She has been an In-
valid for tho oast three months with a dl.
sease cf the stomach, no food could be re
tained, and gradually sho wasted away.
For a tew weeks past she seemed to be
gaining strength, so that har friends had
hopes of her complete recovery, but a re
lapse occurred Tuesday morning. Her ago
was sixty-one years, eight months antl
twenty.flvo days. Bho was a daughter of
George Hartman and was born in Espy.
Funeral services will be held at tho houso
Friday morning at ten o'clock, conducted
by Rev. F P. Manhart. Interment in
Rosemont cemetery.
See the line ot plush and leather albums,
Price SI to $8, at Mercer's Drug & Book
store.
In order to close out the first edition wo
will send, postage paid, tor one dollar to
any address a copy of the History of Col
umbia County. This volume contains COO
pages, and Is handsomely bound in cloth,
with gilt lettering. The prlco asked does
not pay firBt cost, but this special induce,
ment is offered in order to closo out. 70
cents will buv the book at this office. Tho
lnformatioi contained in this book is in
valuable to every intelligent citizen, and
mary persons havo paid twelve dollars for
a history of the county, containing no more
information than can be found in the book
we offer for 70 cents. In fact the historical
portion of the twelve dollar book was
largely copied from Freeze's History. But
strange to say, thcro were more copies of
the former work sold than of tho latter.
Why was this? Simply because "a prophet
is not without honor sttyc in his own
country." The writer and the publishers
of ono book that sold at first for 62.00,
lived in Bloomsburg, and there was no
chance for humbuggcry j the writers and
publishers of the $12.00 book were entire
strangers, and hence there was a chance to
bo swindled, and therefore the book look
like wildfire, and nearly 1000 copies wcro
sold.
Freeze's History of Columbia County
contains information that cannot bo found
elsewhere, and when the present edition is
exhausted, (and there are but a fow copies
left,) it will never bo printed again. Think
of It? A complete history of your own
county for 75 cents. Bend in your order
at once. SI 00 by mall. Address. Tho
Colombian, Bloomsburg Pa. 4t
Council lrocceHnirn.
November 20, 1888.
Special meeting. Present, P. S. Harman
president, and merabeis Wells, Hasscrt,
Sterling, Wolf and Rlngler. The president
stated that the object of the meeting was
to consider the propriety of permitting D.
J. Waller to connect au eight inch branch
for drain to tho sewer now being put in by
C. W. Miller, contractor. After somo dls
cusslon council adjourned.
November 21, 1888.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Tho following communication was re
eelved from D. J. Wallers "Provided tho
sewer ot tho town shall bo mado twelve
inches in diameter from a point south ot
tho canal from station 14 to station 3 ot
sower survey and tho subscriber allowed
an cigh inch pipe connection south nf the
canal, tho subscriber will pay tho excess ot
cost of plpo nnd laying along that of a ten
Inch pipe now contracted for. Provided
tho town council shall within ono year lay
an eight inch plpo upon the bard pan or
gravel across Market street, tho subscriber
will allow them to dralu through tho samo
Into a ditch or pipo to be maintained by
the subscriber to connect with tho said
main sewer. Rcsp.
D. J. Waller.
On motion tho following resolution was
unanimously passed, viz t "Resolved that
the foregoing proposition of 1). J. Waller
of 21st November, 1888 bo accepted and
that In tho eyenl of tho proposed twely
Inch pipo proving too small to accomodate
tho flow from Mr. Waller's eight Inch pipe
In adddltion to tho town seweraee, then tho
said eight Inch plpo may be disconnected
from said 13 Inch sower main. Tho ex
cess of cost of twelve inch pipe oyer ten
inch nine from point ot Intersection to
station 3 at river, to be settled between D,
J. W&ller and 0. W. Miller without liability
of the town therefor, the openings to said
eight inch branch to be guarded In a man
tier to be approved by tho town euglncer,
On motion council adjourned.
L'fo blzo crayons in gold frames only
410.
U M'Klllip Bros,
tnitortnm to Bolilicru nntl Tlictr
liclrH.
Soldiers and their heirs who havo un
settled ulatmi, or who wish to apply for
pension, Increase or bouuty, should call
pon Mr. J, B. Conovcr, representing tho
welt known firm of Soulo A Co., Attorneys,
of Washington, D. 0., who will bo at tho
Exchango Hotel, Rloomsbvrg, Pa., Mon
day and Tuesday, December 3d nnd 4th,
for tho purpose of giving frco advice to all
claimants. Claimants should bring their
discharges and all papers relative to their
cases.
A'cw bounty bill gitet $100 lo certain toldicrt
andhcirt, and new pcniion bill benefit! thousand
who do not know their right. Mr. Oonovcr trill
gut you full particular!. If you cannot can
wrlto to Boulo & Co. and stnto your caso.
For hanging lamps, cheap prices, way
down, go to Mercer's Drug & , Book store.
Oolll Mcillll
AWAltDED TUB J. a ATIR COMPANY AT THE
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN SPAIN.
The J. 0. Aycr Company havo received
notlco from Bpnln that their medicinal pre
paration have gained tho gold medal at
the Barcelona International Exhibition.
The jury of award consisted of eminent
physicians and pharmacists. This exhibi
tion, tho first of an international character
ever held In Bpaln, was opened In April
last with Impressive ceremonies, in which
tho queen regent took part. Nearly all
tho high functionaries of tho kingdom
wcro present. It has been continued
through the summer with great success.
Lowell Morning Mall, Oct. 17, 1888.
Notice to HuliHCtlbcrH OUtHlllC of
tlie County.
Statements have been sent out this week
tn all subscribers RESIDING OUTSIDE
THE COUNTY who ara back on subscrip
tion. As we are obliged to pa) postago on
all papers going outside tho county we have
adopted the Inflexible rule, that all such
subscriptions MUST bo paid in advance.
At the very low price of one dollar a year
we can not afford to advance tho postago
nnd tnko tho chunco ot losing the subscrip
tion, and we therefore expect a prompt and
cheerful response to our notices. 21
HlIlKtlllC NolHCH
In tho ears, sometimes a roaring buzzing
sound nrc caused by catarrh, that exceed
ingly disagreeable and very common di
sease. Loss ot smell or hearing also re
sult from catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparllla,
tho great blood purifier, is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disense, which
it cures by purifying tho blood. If you
suffer from catarrh, try Hood's Barsaparll-
thc peculiar medicine
Look out for our holiday goods in a
week or two. J. II. Mercer.
"An Important Question An
swered." Tho quet!on Is often asked, where can
get good, well-made and Btylisb clothing
at moderate prices. With confidence wo
recommend our readers to the house of E.
Thompson, Philadelphia. Personal
dealings with this firm lead us to believe
that to do better is not possible. For the
coming cold weather they havo prepared a
most extensive stock of ujugual good cloth.
Ing, which for quality and low prices has
not been obtainable heretofore. Special
attention is called to their illustrated ad.
vcrtlscmcnt In this issue, which conveys
an idea of tho specialties they have in over
coats, suits, trousers, ctpc coats and ulsters,
Bamplcs of cloth of any garment can be ob
tained by simply writing for them. In
structions for self-measurement nnd how
to order their clothing by mail go with all
samples.
When In Philadelphia wo advise you to
visit their store, 1338 Chestnut street, dl
rcctly opposito tho Mint.
Hood's Sarsaparllla cures catarrh by ex'
pelllug Impurity from the blood, which is
tho cause of the complaint. Give it a
trial.
CoiiHuiiipilou Murely Cured.
To tiik EniTon Please inform your read
ers that I havo a positive remedy for the
abovo named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases havo been per
manently cured. I shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy ritEK to nny of
your readers who havo consumption if they
will send me their express and post otUc
address. Respectfully, T. A. SLOCUM
M. C. 181 Pearl St., Now York. rsep',21-ly
For stationery ot all kinds go to Mercer's
Drug & Book store.
Xlie Mud Run HlHnater.
A BASIS UPON WHICH THE VALLET CO. W
SETTLE.
The rate of damages for loss of life In
the Mud Kim disaster on tho Lebigh Valley
lt. R. was on Wednesday of last week es.
tabllshed by Mr. Wm. Connel of Bcranton,
who represents the company in the adjust
ments of tho claims. Theso wcro fixed at
3500 where tho death of the head ot thehou
bo involved, and at $1,500 for the death of
children and on this basis two payments
were made. These figures havo been ar
rived at after a careful consideration with
many of the afilicted relatives and are the
result of an average cf the claims present
ed. The Lehigh Valley Company author
ized Mr. Connel) to settle claims on this
basis, and lt is expected that most ot the
death losses will bo adjusted before the
end of this week. The deaths in all num
ber Bixty-fnur, most of whom are children
The death losses will therefore font up
SIOO.OOO. A larco number of claims for
njurics have been presented to tho com
pauy's representative, but no conclusion
has been arrived at thereon.
Fino Cabinets in vignette or scroll,
tf M'Klllip Bros.
Notlco to Collector! uud To wnnlltp
onicerH.
An act of the Legislature and approved
Juno 2nd 1881, (Beo pamphlet laws, pago
45) requires tax collectors, township and
borough ofllccrs to make return ot seated
and unseated lands upon which no property
can bo found from which to mako taxes
to tho County Commissioners on or before
tho first day ot January next, with a sufil
cient description by boundaries or other
wise, ot each separate lot or tract and
about the quantity of the same. Thoso
who fall to mako returns by said day will
be held for such loss- Taxes so returned
becomo i lien against the property bo re,
turned. We havo blanks on which these
returns aro to be nit do and will furnish
them upon application ot collectors.
It is tho duty ot each Bchool Board
Bupervlsor, and Uvcrsecr of tho Poor to
gco that these taxes aro returned.
J, D. Bodimk, Corn's. Clerk
Nov. 10 7w.
1 Rosewood Case, S octavo Melodeon
only 120.00. Good order, at J. Saltzer's,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
All who are fond ot a good smoko will
savo money and health by Bn oklng tho
"Old Virginia Cheroot." Take no other
and beware ot Imitations. They aro retail
ed S for 10 cents, and guaranteed to bo the
bcBt eoods on tho market for tho money.
Try them am be convinced. Alexander
Bros. & Co., wholesale agents, Bloomsburg
I'a.
WANAMAKERS.
miuunrnu, Monday, Not.jD.1WJ.
jooo Dress Pcitlcrnsl
will take days and days to pass
them all out. When we take
40,000 or 50,000 yards of
stuffs In a lump from a deal
er who has too much, you
may be sure the prices are
intcrcstintr.
Dress Goods generally were
never lower, but, taking them
on the low level that prevails,
7? cents fad into one of these
Dress Patterns docs tm work oj
&i,or even more.
There would be less of the
sensational in all this if the stuffs
were off color in any way. They
aren't. There isn't a wrong
thinj; about them. lMrst chop
for style, weave, quality, dye.
New goods of the best makes.
And fine wool at that.
More than two hundred and
hventy-five styles and colorings
in just the weijjhts and weaves
you'd pick if you had the run of
dozen counters. Some ol
the sorts;
rialds
stripes
checks
Foulcs
ottamena
Uomie cloths
Hcrgo stripes
Figured stripes
Armuro Stripes
Chevron stripes to V Incb
Single Diagonals
Double Dlagonala
Corded Checks, inrce sizes, Belt-color.
n all the poinr; shades and
black.
We cut the whole business
into liberal Dress Patterns and
et them eo for threc-otiartcrs
or less of the regular low-doivn
piece price.
$5 worth for $3.75
$6 worth for $4
6.75 worth for $4.50
$7.65 worth for $5.25
$8 worth for $6
$9 worth lor $6.75
There are spots iust as rjood
all through Dress Goods. You
may miss it if you don t see the
36 inch all-wool flatus and
Stripes at 50 cents. The lot is
rounded lull, the stuns such as
might well be a half more.
The best Black Silk-Warp
rlenriettas are as easy to tell as
the best Broadcloth. Softness,
quality, finish, even-ness of
shade not one will be wantintr.
Best is always cheapest in the
oop- run. lake a rnestley
Silk-Warp for instance finest
of pure silk, choicest clip of j
AllGfrnKnn wnnl Thmr rrr trt
..wv... "W tw iw
the dye in the natural gray;
come out black of a uniform
shade. You can exactly match
such stuff years afterward.
Ask for any number in the long
ine ol these choicest iilack bilk
and Wools. They're all here.
Arnonp- the Black All Wool
Henriettas are some with extra
leavy warp, made to our order.
More body, weight and firmness
to the goods. 46 inches wide,
$1 to $1.50: lighter warp, 70.
Almost everything- in Paris
Novelty Dress Stuffs is pecu-
lar. Audacity with richness.
One of the oddest of the lot
shows a design as if a handful
of match sticks had been flung
over it. Ridiculous to think of.
but quaintly taking after all.
7 shades, 40 in., $1.
A big part of the Basement
is gettinc livelier all the time
with advance notes of the Holi
day hurrah. Of course it's
where the Toys and Dolls and
Uames are gathered. Play
things, and study-things that
have all the seeming of play
things. A little world of
amusement for Children. Its
as good as a circus for the little
ones to look about there. Won
ders in mechanical toys sure-
enough cars that run on the
merest bits of track; trumpeters
that trump, and all that.
L.ct the little bright eyes
come with you; you 11 feel
younger and they'll feel cheer-
ter lor tne treat.
r .1
The December Book News
ii2 pages, richly illustrated,
will have complete lists of Holi
day liooks lor big folks and
little folks. You are likely to
save $i or more on every $5
you put into Christmas Books
11 you let hook news help you
Can you do better with 5 cents?
John Wanamaker.
LOCAL NOTICES.
BLOOMSBURG.
Fino Cabinet portraits only
$3. doz. Life size Crayons only
$10.00. Viewing, copying and
enlarging. Instant process
used, tt.
Tho Dunlap, Miller and Youman styles
In hats. Full stock just received at tho
icnuing uai store ot u. ixnvcnoerg'S.
Iilack Henrietta cloth 1 from 75c to 1.05,
All colors from 10c per yd., up. Just re
ceived a fine Hue of bright cardinal Hen
riettas at U. W. SLOAN'S,
Gloria Gold head umbrellas 31.35.
bargain at Clark & Bon's. Bmall lot, call
soon.
A full lino ot under clothing cheap and
goon in scarlet, grey ana wuuo at iowcn.
oerg's.
A lino line ot heal bxil-skw iuiu
1 just
otD.
received at the popular clothing etoro
Lowcnbcrg's.
Vnn fthnuM ten ttin fitnnil lamrta At
CUtk & Son's.
What Is lho""01d Virginia"? Why lt is'
a brand ot cheroots wulcb Is tuo best ana
cheapest In tho country. Dealers supplied
by Alexander Bros. A-Co., wholesale agents,
Bloomsburg Pa,
0. 0. Marr pays 22a for eggs, 25c for
butter.
For n stylish suit put up In city style,
perfect fit and satisfaction always can bo
bad at D. Lowcnbcrg's merchant tailoring.
Call and seo tho newest styles.
C. C. Marr sells George Boyd & Bon's
syrup such as you saw and tasted at tho
Fair.
Headquarters for ladles' and chlldrcns'
underwear at Clark & Bon's.
Tho news Is coming nnd Is already hero
about I. W. Hartman & Sons' gland
Christmas Stock. Go early and often to
sec.
Bargains In ladles' and rhlldrcns' coats
to rcduco stock. Another now lot bought
of n man closing out to bo sold at exceed
ingly low prices. Now is tho your time
for bargains at Clark & Bon's.
Look at our grey blaukcta at $1.75 per
pair at H. W. SLOAN'S,
Ladles Plush Coats $16.50
Hartman & Bona.'
at I. W.
Ladles' you can savo money by buying
your underwear for yourself and children
at Clark & Bon's.
200 Ladies, Misses and Chlldrcns' Coats
tor cold weather Christmas Presents at I.
W. Hartman & Bon's.
I. W. Hartman & Hons' aro the first
again with tho Christmas opening, others
will follow.
The two largest rooms of Clark & Son
arc now filled with all kinds ot seasonable
goods at lowest going prices.
Winter millinery in, ladles' hats and
bonnets, trimmings, Ax., also misses' and
chlldrcns' caps in plush, velvet and wool
at E. Barklcy's. Latest styles, lowest
prices.
Fine black cashmere cloves, silk stitched
backs for 25c at 11. W. SLOAN'S.
Scarlet and white fino shaker flannels
at H. W. SLOAN'S.
You will tind complcto lines of dress
goods of all kinds at Clark & Son's. .
Next Week! Next Week! You can
sec tho great opening of Christmas Pre
sents at I. W. Hartman & Sons'.
Go to C. C. Marr for comforts, very
cheap.
Tell your neighbors that 1. W. Hartman
& Bons will show the largest, finest and
most complete lino ot Christmas goods in
Columbia county. 8, 0, & 10 salesmen
next week.
Tho largest stock of overcoats in tho
country can be seen at D. Lowenberg'a
popular clothing store.
Photographic por
traits, Cabinet, Panel,
Imperial and Heroic
size, in vignette or
scroll. Life size cray
ons in gold frame only
$10. Gold, bronZe and
oak frames made to
order.
M'Killip Bros.,
Nov so-tf.
III.OOXHUUIIO.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorit.
Wkn Hby a tick, wo gars bar Cutorta.
Wh.n aha wu a Child, aha cried for Caitorkk,
When tho became Mlat, ths clung to QutorU,
Wttn aha had Children, ah gave them OaMorU.
11. Handlers, ot Greenwood, writes.
Dr. Thcel. 038 North Fourth Street. Phlln-
ueipma, is tno greatest 01 an physicians.
He cured me ot a case of Dlood Poisoning
which had progressed so far as to threaten
great and lasting disfigurement of tho face.
I spent a fortune with so-called advertising
specialists anu various uociors. All sutler.
crs should consult the Doctor at once.
J. J. Kkllot, Germantown. Pa., writes.
that ho suffered more than 10 years from
Nervous Exhaustion and Early Decay and
that he spent bis money with so-called ad
vertising specialists and quacks to no avail.
until fortunately he heard of Dr. Theel,
twa JNortu iourtn at., i-Mladelphla. Pa..
who permanently cured him. He now savs
sufferers should quit spending money fool-
isuiy anu consult ur. lucci.
THE POPULATION OF BLOOMSBURG
is about 5,000, and wo would say at loast
one-half aro troubled with some affection
ot tin .hroat and lungs as thoso complaints
are, according to statistics, more numerous
tnanotners. we would aclviso all not to
neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist anu get a Home ot Kemp's lial
sam for the throat and lungs. Prlco 50c,
and $1, Trial size free. Bold by all drug.
glJIB.
Plies t lMIcut IlclililK IMIch,
Symptoms Molsturo : Intense Itchinc and
stinging; most at nignt; worse uy scratch
ing. If allowed to continue tumors form
which oiten bleed and ulcerate, becoming
very sore. Bwayne's Ointment stops tho
itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and
in most cases removes tho tumors. At
druggists, or by mall, for 50 cents. Dr.
Bwayno & Bon, Philadelphia, raay-4-ly,
Kczcinn, Itcliy, Scaly,
Tortures.
The simple application ot "Swavnc'i
Ointment," without any Internal medicine
will cure any caso of Tetter, Bait iilitum
Hlngworra, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples
Eczema, all Bcaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions
no matter how obstinate or long standing,
It is potent, effective, and costs but atrltle
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
allow a cough to run until it gets
boyond the reach of medicine. They
oiten say, -uu, 11 win wear away
but in most csbcs It wears them
away. Could they bo induced to try tho
successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam,
which wo sell on a positive guarantee to
cure, tney would immediately see the ex.
cellent effect after taking tho first dose,
Price 50c. and $1. Trial size free. At all
druggists.
THE HOMLIEST MAN is BLOOMSBURG
as well astbobanusomest.and others are in
vueu to can on any druggist and set free
trial bottle ot Kcmp'B Balsam for the
throat and lungs, a remedy that Is selling
entirely upon Its merits and is guaranteed
to cure and relievo all chronic and acuto
coughs, asthma, brouchltis and consump.
lion, rnco ou cents anu $1.
HAI.r.H.
Dxcsmuer 1. E. It. Drinker and Llovi
Paxton. executors ot the estate of J. 11
Harman, dee'd., will expose valuanlo real
estate in the town ot Rupert to sale at 10
o'ciock a. m.
Dio. 7. G. W. Bogart, administrator ot
Reuben Bogart, will sell real estate in
llcmlocK Township, at - o'clock i u.
Foil Saus. Two good storo properties
six dwelling bouses aud five farms for
sale by M, P. Lutz, Insurance and Real
Kslalo Agent, Illoomsburg, Pa.
Goon IloiitniNO at Low Rates. Parties
attending court will do well to call upon
the undersigned to secure boarding during
cuuiu ii m. uccrs,
Cor. Main & West Streets.
F01: Bil.i!. A desirablo and commoillnn
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, gas anu steam. Apply to
JaniQtf. U N. Motbji.
PROCLAMATION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !
FOB 60
All persons visiting Bloomsburg
can buy the
GREATEST BARGAINS
I CL0THIH6 j'
ever offered to
THE PUBLIC
Having a large
owing to the extreme mildness
of the season, we
ed to
MARE DOWN
ALL
WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
Overeats ffoir Mem,
vM0&ts fw Youths,
veMoate Hot CMMliw
CALL anSe CONVINCED
THAT IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT THE
Popular Clothing Store
0, LOWENBERC,
t t
stock on hand,
have determin
-or