COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBtJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FA.
Progress ot tho Boatn.
i Cheering reports como from tho
south of tho great buainens boom in
that Hcotion. Tho dovelopinont of tho
natural resources has put business in
tho Southern States on a solid basis.
' At Charlotte, North Carolina, four
largo cotton mills aro in process of erec
tion, ono of whloh has just been put in
fall operation, and the other throo will
bo ready by January 1st.
At Birmingham, Alabama tho follow
ing report is givoo:
Eight years aco this city was only a
villaRO, and the development of tho
coal and iron resources of this section
had just begun. Four years Ago many
m mucus wcio in uiasu uoal mines
had been opened and tho success of
iron making in Alabama had been ful
ly established. A comparison of tho
trado and manufacturing of this city
with four years ago shows that both
havo mom than quadrupled within that
time, but competition has perhaps
slightly reduced proGts, although tliero
s plenty of margin yet, especially In
iron making. Uecenlly numerous small
industries havo been established, and
in every instance they havo been very
successful. An unusual amount of
building is being done this year, ami
both skilled and common labor finds
roady employment at cood wascs. Six
new furnaces havo gono in blast since
,ian. i, nnn nvo others aro building and
will ro in blast by Sept. 1 1889. Sam
uel Thomas & Sons, of Pennsylvania,
navo commenced the erection of a seo
ond 160-ton furnfloo and a 100-ton roll
. Ml Hi . . . .
ing-miu. ino nrst rurnaco went in
blast in April aud has been a complete
success.
Tho report from Atlanta, Georgia,
Biaio mai during tne last lour years
uusiness uas increased wonderiully, and
tho territory covered from this point
has been greatly enlarged. Eight years
ago ino uusiness interests ot this conn
try were exceedingly active. Tho neo-
plo had about, overoomo The vicissitudes
of i war and had capital to invest. Ad
ded to this, Northern capjtal jbegaq to
pour in aud tho scope of manufactures
to widen: cotton in manufacturing.
plough works, wood works and all the
handicrafts were represented. It was
in consequence of this activity that in
1880 Atlanta appeared on the census
tables as tho second city in tho Union
for tho number of its inhabitants en
gaged in mechanical pursuits. Tho
trade in mercantile lines kept pace- with
the increase in manufactures and the
foundations of many largo fortunes
wero made.
jlhq mosi glowing account comes
from Tennessee. In 1880 Chattanooga
nau oniy imy-iour industries employ
ing sz.fyu.UUU while at the present
time mere are 14a industries, giving
employment w 5u,uuu,uuu ot capital,
While it is true that for the past few
years iron has commanded a very low
figure, all the furnaces in tlio Ohatta
nooga district, which includes South
Pittsburg, Dayton a&d a number of
other iron centres, havo been running
on mil time ana nave been able to, dis
pose of all their products at fair prices.
This condition of affairs existed when
the Presidential campaign opened this
year. Business went along just the
same as if there bad been no National
election on hand. All the factories in
Chattanooga. have been running on full
uiuu, auu a careiui survey ot tne ueia
shows that the average increase of bus!
noes concerns during 1888 will bo at
least'25 per cent, over 1887. Yet last
year was the most prosperous year
mo nisiory oi me city. At tho pres
ent time and since tho beginning of
the year more than 32,500.000 has been
invested in now buildings, exceeding
uie operations oi loai oy $1,UUU,UUU.
Nor is this true oL Chattanooga alone
dui in ine past inree years, for in
stance, seventeen furnaces have began
operations within a radius of 150 miles,
J. hero are two hero in HashviIIe, two
in Florence, flvo in Sheffield, one in
Decatur, four in Ensley and three in
.Bessemer. All these are doing a satis
factory business now, and so far as the
iron industry is concerned, it is very
much more flourishing than four years
ago, This is the leading industry oi
this section. All our industries, lipw
ever, felt muoh more settled this, year
than in 1884, because there was much
uneasiness then as to tho result. Now,
however, that the Democratic Admin
istration has not dono anything to rad
ically change the natural order of busi
ness, there was a general feeling that
the country was safe in the hands of
either party.
From Roanoke, Virginia, comes the
following:
No section of tho South has prosper
ed more than southwestern Virginia in
tho past eight years, and no placo has
grown more rapmiy tnau itoanoku (Jity.
In 1880 it was known as Big Lick, and
had a population of 350, one tobacco
factory, ono tavern and two or threo
stores.
The completion of tho Shonaudoal
Valley Kailroad to this placo iu 1883
and erection of the Crozer Steel and
Iron 'Works and tho Itoauoke Machine
Works in 1884 swelled tho population
io o,uuv. oince men it nas continued
to grow with scaictly a cheek, aud to
day tho city has 14,000 inhabitants.
Uhe Urozer fated and Iron Works has
a capital of 8500,000, and tmplov
here and in mines 550 men. Tho cap
ital stock of tbo Hoanoke Machine
Works in 1884 was S500.000, and 500
men and boys were employed, the an
nual pay-roll accrPEStinc S200.0OO.
During tho past year employment wa
given to 1,000 persons, and tho pay-roll
iooiea up to souu.uuu. m addition.
several bundled men are employed
tho general offices, depots and ya
of the Norfolk and Western and
hhenandoah Valley railroads. The
samo is true of other corporation here,
A rolling mill has lately been erect
ed and the largest fruit oatmery in the
South has been in successful operation
for soveial months. In addition there
may he noted throo tobacco factories,
an ico factory, two largo planing mills,
a sasu, aopr, ound and wood turning
lactory, nvo duck lactones, a Bteara
nounng'mill ond tw carriage factories.
All havo sprung up in the last four
years, and are doing a prosperous busi
ness, une cauning interests of this
section aro rap'dly increasing, Bote
tourt County having thirty-fivo facte-
nee, jvuuuuku bix, anu uns city one.
Further South and West industries
have been established which aro also
doing well, lu 1884 the local ship
ments of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad were Cfi0,87l tons; in 1887,
1,820,510 lous. The mineral shipments
in the meantime havo increased from
347,870 tons to 1,417,547 tons. About
moo hundred buildings have been erect
ed in tho last year against 340 tbo year
previous.
Tho peoplo of this city and section
aro not meddling with politics, but de
vote themselves to business acd to
building up the city.
Tho area sown to winter wheat in
the Middle and Western States is ful
ly iqual to last year,
His Bpeeoh Bayed Hit Life-
;;it
yon would Ilka to BaV a few
words Word wo string you up,'' Bftid
tho spokesman of tho(vigiianto commit
tee, pinrniv, "you may navo ino cuanoe.
"inoro is something l would iiko to
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davs of my young manhdod, beforo I
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I was engaged in a useful and honora-
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I might havo been still a respectable,
and upright citizen. Though I havo
become a bad man and am about to ro-
ccivo my just imnishmont, I havo at
ways kept a, memento ot tnose nappicr
days. In, my valise, gentlemen, you
will find a' copy of n jittlo work entitled
Tho American Voter's ToxUBook,' .of
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wnicn i navo soiu nearly a uiouspiiu
copies in one county iu Pennsylvania
alono. it is indispensable to. every
man who woiild keep hiimelf thorbughly
posted as to those questions concerning
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of all tho parties, election returns from
every stnlo in. tho Union, names of
members of Congress, Judges of tho
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cellaneous statistics and facts nover be
fore grouped togethor in ono work.
Bound in cloth or half caif tho price of
this valuable book has always beou"
He paused a moment to wipe the
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ho looked about him again his audi
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Chicago IVibunc
The Snake Liked Persimmons'-
AND IT WAS OWING TO THIS WEAKNESS
OK tits' THAT THE NKQrO ESCAPED.
Recently Madison Jolly, a well-
known negro 'of Grecnb county, was
attacked by a rattlesnake abcut three
miles from here. Ho threw his bund
les.down and made for the nearest
tree, which happened to bo a largo
persimmon tree loaded with ripo fruit,
into which he quickly climbed, knock
ing off some of the ripe persimmons as
ho made his way up into the tree.
When tho snake arrived at the foot of
tho tree, instead of climbing dp after
tho negro ho began to cat tho fruit
whioh had fallen to tho ground. Aft
or tho snako had finished devouring all
tho persimmons in Bight he began to
coil bimBelf around the tree prepara
tory to climbing it. Tho frightened
negro, seeing the snake had eaten tho
fallen persimmons, gathered a handful
and thiew them to the ground, then
the snake uncoiled from around tho
tree and began 'to oat the fruit the
darky had thrown down. This was
repeated several times, when tho darky,
bethought himself of a small vial of
morphine which he was carrying home
to his sick wife. He split open sev
eral persimmons and emptied tho con
tents of the vial upon them; and drop
ped them to his snakeship, who im
mediately ato thom. The , drag acted
like a charm upon tne snake, and ho
was Boon lying helpless upon the
ground.. The1 negro climbed down
and ran to a bouse near by and secur
ed help and returned and dispatched
the snake lying helpless from tho ef
fects of the morphine. The snake
was eighteen feet long, six inches in
diameter and bad forty-four rattles
and a buttoi on tho end of his tail,
and had been the terror of Tubb's
Creek swamp for the past twenty-five
or thirty years. Gainesville Ala.)
Messenger.
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Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and
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Mrs. Cleveland's Grit.
A lady who was at the White
House on Tuesday night says that
there was no more nervousness dis
played by Mrs. Cleveland than by
any other lady in tho group. All
were deeply interested, and tho rest
of them did not attempt to control a
feminip'e impatience when it became
evident that tho revelations of the
evening were not going to bo entirely
happy. But Mrs. Cleveland was "true
grit ' all through. She chatted and
laughed and entered iuto tho discus
siou over Miss Eodicott's approaching
marriage as if that were the upper
most Bubject in her mind. As the
evening wore on the ladies, with true
womanly sympathy, began to git all
possible comfort out of the situation
and endeavored to buoy up the hopes
of the ineu. They all separated a
half hour after midnight and went
homo with the certainty of defeat.
Mrs. Cleveland aud her mother were
brave and smiling to the la-it; neither
showed by tho least word their great
disappointment. Mrs. Cleveland in
tends making her fast winter in the
White House the moat memdrablo of
her careor there. She will havo lots
of friends to stay with her from time
to time, and elio will vary the beaten
track of official hospitalities by a hum
ber of Icbs formal events whioh she
will arrange for the pliamre of ber
guests. As long as tho Indian sum
tner lasts tho President and Mrs.
Cleveland will remain at their country
place, but they intend to .spend a
pleisant winter at the White Iloiise.
Washington Post.
Over two hundred and fiftv cold
and silver mines havo been register
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News Items.
W. B, Ross (ooloredS of Greenville.
Texas', principal of tho colored school.
and a licensed attorney, voted tho dem
ocratic ticket becauso ot bis oeliot in
tariff reform. Tlin wliitn reiitibllcans
of tho city stirred Up a hatred among
tho colored peoplo, many ot whom re
fused to allow their children to go to
school, and otbertviso endeavored to
force tho principal to resign his posi
tion. Gen. J. A. Bnmont, Clilfcf of the
Steamboat Inspection Service, reports
that dutiug tho last fiscal year 0,425
vessels wdro inspected and 29,541 offi
cers licensed, n decided inoreaBO over
tho work of the nreceding vear. The
total number of aooidents resulting in'
loss of life was 30, causing tho death
of 202 persons, or 18 less than during
tho previous voar. Oi tho killed 85
were passengers and 117 wero persons
employed on tho stcamcrB. Tho ldss
of life during tho year Is less than tho
average annual loss for tho deoado ter
minated by tho year1, tho averago bolng'
lily. Tho annual averago loss ot mo
from 1850 to 1868', was 721, and from
1809 to 1878 3C5.
Ben Batter's Washington Elephant
Everybody who has visited the capi
tal in recent years has had pointed out
to him tho stono dwelling just south of
tho Capitol grounds and has been told
that it belongs to General Beniamin F,
Bullor. Everybody wh6 is familiar
with tho recent work of tho appropria
tion committees of Congress knows
that General Butler has been exceed
ingly anxious to unload his big bouse
upon tho government, ilo has succeed
ed in renting it to Congress for tho uso
of some of the Honao committees, but
thus far his efforts to sell it havo' not
been access ful, Thero aro persons in
Washington now who aro uncharitable
enough to ask whetbor the purchase of
the liutler house at a round tiguro
would not be regardod by its owner as
a fair exchange for the Republican
speeches ho raado this fall in Michigan
and Boston. Washington JVews.
Bait Rheum
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often broken into painful cracks, and
tbo littlo watery pimples, often fcauscs
indescribable suffering. Hood's Sarsa
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disease. It purifies the blood and ox-
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without a scar. Send for book cun
taming many statements of cures, to
O. I. HOOD & Co., Apothecaries,
Lowell, Mass.
Wanamaker and the Uabinel-
"Two things aro oertain in regard
to Ueneral Harrison s Cabinet, said a
well informed gentleman yesterday
"and'drie who made the nomination
possible at Chicago. "Tbo' first is
that Pennsylvania will have a port
folio and tho other i- that Low Wal-
laootwill be Secretary of War. The
Pennsylvania man, I believe, will be
John Wanamaker, though lie is not a
-1. HI Tl . Til 1 It:
uui lauiiy. iiir. uimiiu win uuve uie
State -Department offered him beyond
a doubt and there are indications that
he will accept." iVeto York Press,
Jiep.
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Buffering: from
CATARRH
Not j. Liquid or Knurr I
A n&rtieln In nnnlled Into' each nostril and
agreeable. Price to cents at Druggists ,- by, moll,'
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Cleantes and beautifies the hair.
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nairio iia Toutniui uoior.
Prevents Daintrufl and hair faUlng
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14S Nrtk Kbji tr..i, riaUklsJpbu,
resits!
MS
r Haw sti jsh
la
m,
O&blnet Speculations.
Their ia a trcinciidous, altliotigb
hidden, cxoitctncnl in tho intiur lie
publioan circles over n report In circu
lation horo UiAt Mr. Blnln6 dcslro nnd
will nocopt Ihd Dositlon of (cbf6tftry 6f'
Stato In Gen. Harrison's Cabinet. Tho'
Information regarding Mr1. DlaltioV
wislioa cornea from sources so direct
and jiositlvo that it amonnts almost lb
tiroof. Tills 1ms created a great deal of
fcolintr and has caused tho nttcranoo of
somo very decided objections from
several quarters, tho moro mention of
whioh would bo mtRt significant. Some
of Mr. IUalncs friends aro denying the
story and insisting that ho prefers the
Senate, while others, less discreet, aro
deolaring that their favorite leader will
get tho cabinet position named, and
that it is p rt ol n" bargain mado at
Chicago or elsowhoro.
Tho repeated abortions of Hon.
John O. New that Qon. Harrison is
hampered by no bargains is quoted in
reply, but they nro rtcoived derisively.
Ono thing is certain, the fooling
stirred up by tho possibility of Mr.
15 bi no's exaltation will causo a desper
ate fight to bo mudo again t hi'iu by
men whom Gen. Ha'rison oannot af
ferd to ignore. Senator Sherman, who
is tho only opponent of Mr. Blaino men
tioned eo far, says ho will not go into
the Cabinet antler pressure, and that
he does not expect to bn imitcd. He
insists that he wishes to remain in tho
Senate, nnd that ho prefers his plaoe
at tho hoad of tho Foreign Affairs
Committeo to that of Secretary of State.
Gen. Harrison has written several
letter to Mr. Sherman since election
day Inviting him to corao to Indiana
polis, but tho Ohio Senator does not
seo his way clearly to nn acceptance of
tho invitation for reasons that aro pcr
tonnl. Ho does not want to go into
the Cabinet and ho docs Dot want to
figure as a Cabinet maker. In tho
coming four montliB there will bo somo
very fino politioal intriguing and a
great many interesting developments.
A Hairless Mare,
A very interesting equine curiosity,
in tho shape of a horse absolutely
without hair, arrived on tho Alameda
from Australia on Satuiday last. It
was oxhibited to a few connoisseurs in
horseflesh yesterday by ,1110 owner,
U. A. Cunningham. The horse, or
rather tho mare, for it belongs to the
latter" gender, is a pronounced pheno
omon. Her skin is black aud as
smooth and lino as that of a' human
being. Sho stands a littlo over fifteen
hands high, and is about seven' years
old. It would be difiioult to find a
handsomer or more shapely animal.
Sho looks well bred and is strongly
developed, In notion tho movoraent
of every tnusclo is plainly discernable
by reason o tho animal's utt r naked
ness. Wero it not for her abnormal
appearaned the mare would make a'
ii ost excellent carriage hbre'd. Ally
thing mord' peculiar than tho appear
ance of tho beast, with her1 smooth'
Bhiny skin, black as ebony, attempting
to whisk from hof bdbk' with' a hair
less, stumpy tail the flos cluslcririij
there it is impossible to cotiOeifd.1
The softness and smoothness' of overy
part of her anatomy, oven' where1 tho'
inane ought to be found, preclndes the
idea that the hair has been gotten rid
of artificially, as by shaving. Mr.
Cunningham purchased tho maro in
Cshuoa, Victoria, from a farmer, who
utilized her as a buggy horse. San
Francisco Call.
Dr. Hostetter, tho recently deceas
ed Pittsburg millionaire, died without
leaving a will. Tho r ason ho did so
has just beeu found out. A month
ago he did mako a will which contain
ed a bequest giving to the city of
Pittsburg a fine art gallery and mecha
nics' hall. It was to cost one million
dollars and was to havo been the
most elaborate Btruoluro of tho kihd
in the United States. The will provi
ded that tho doctor's eldest eon must
be one of tho Board of Directors gov
erning tho institution, to bo suc
ceeded in turn at death by tho eldest
male hoir, aud so on, from siro to son.
After this had all been settled, the
City Controller, acting under the ad
vice of counsel, took a step most uu
fortanale for Pittsburg. Dr. Hostctt
or was bondsman for Andrew Harta
pee, a oily contractor, and a judge
ment had been rendered against him.
On that judgement execution was is
sued on some of tho doctors possess
ions. He, was clearly liable, and, none
ki ew it beUer than he, "but tins act of
thu Controller highly incenst d him,
and bo went direct to the safe deposit
company, whore he had placed tho
will, and toro tbo documents into
Bhreds. Ho never could be induoed
to mako another.
It is estimated that tho sura of $2,
OJO.OOO was locked up by election
bets io New York city alone dtii'ing
tho recent national contest.
Direct from tho Front.
Knoxville, Tenn., July 2, 1888,
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen I can cheerfully and truth
fully say tiat S. S. S. Is the greatest blood
panlier on earth. In 1884 I contracted
blood poison. I'hysicians treated me with
no good results. I took a half dozen differ
ent kinds of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief 1 I was in
duced to try S. S. S. I began the first
bottle with the gravest doubts of success.
I had been so often deceived. But im.
provement came, and I continued Its use
until perfectly well. I have since married,
and have a healthy family. No trace of the
disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all
this for me, and I am grateful, Yours
truly, J. S. Strader.
118 Dale Ave.
Keup, Texas, June 21, :833,
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen A shteeniyear'-bld "son of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on various parts of his
body. I put him to taking S. S. S and a
few bottles cured him entirely. I live at
Lone Oak, but my post-office is at Kemp.
Yours truly, W. S, Uobinsom.
Three books mailed free on appll .atlon.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
The Swift Specific Co,,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 756 liroadwsy.
MASON & HAMLIN
Tut 1 cabinet organ was Introdacad In IU present
formbrMaaoa & UsmUnla 16111. other makers
followed In the manufacture or these Instruments,
bat the Mason A llaulln Onrans have always main
tained their anpremacr ss the beat In the wurld.
Meson A Hamlin offer, as demonstration of the
nnennalled excellence of their organs, the (set that
at all ot the crest World's itihlbltlons, since that of
LfjhJ.'len nn iin"m.p"in
k I I U I II ! fV'.r. .11
trlea.theThaTel I It U ! iVnrertaUrtak.
en the hVheetU 1 1 Ufl 1 1 U honors, illue
treted catalogues 23 Til tOOO. free.
Mseon A Hamlin donotheeluto to make the ex
traordinary claim for their pianos, that thar as
ignlii the high
ail makers In tie
laun superiority.
excellence achieved by other leading; makers I
art of tilano bolldinir. bnt etlll claim aurrt
This tier attribute solely to the remarkable iaU
pruTciucm inirouucca pj vnem u tne year isus.
and nowkmownas
tne "menu &, iiaduv I'iano
UTBIMOSIU'' by
la secured the
alble parity and
lone, together
the use of which
greatest pos
eflnemeal of
with Vffiatlv ln
cnaied capacl' Oil!
UfII5af. tyfostandu2
la lane aid other imoortant adf antama.
A circular, containing teslluoolab from three)
nondred parchaaere , mualclana, and tuners, sent,
together with deecrlpUre catalogue, to any applicant.
llanos and Organs sold let caatt ot stay My.
menu; also rented.
Oct K-toi. r trad
PIANOS
llB
IF YOU WANT
An Economical Baking Powder;
Use Rumford Yeast Powder, the Old Reliable. Its'
superioi" strc'ngth enables the use of less quantity
than of ordinary powder, and it is healthful and
nutritious. Packed in bottles. No other genuine.
'S
PURE
BARLEY
DisTiLtin from selected llarluy Malt and guaranteed to bo chemically pure
and free from Injurious oils and sclds often contained in ulconollo liquors. It Is
especially aaapvpu lopcrsors requiring u biiuiuiuuuk iuuu;, vuimuun'Mn-n uv
rreatly bencntted by its tiso. ltccommonded by lcadlne physicians as ftniuretlf
Nervine-. Tonle and Alterative For consumptives It fs Invaluable. rBlUUNK'S
1'UllB BAULKY MALT W1H8KK V Insures a return of vigor to tho stomach, u gooa
appetite, a rich and abundant blood and increased flesh nnd muscular URSue. A
.fimnlaftt mlM nnl ffnnllAln Afrppf.. llrKnpnnlft. lniltcrrflt.lon Anil all W&Stlnff ul
.oases can be entirely conquered by the use or rcrrlno's l'uro Hurley alt Whiskeys
It Is a tonlo and diuretic and apowerful stiengthencr to the entire Bystem. TBI!.
JUNE'S VUHB HAHLKl MALT
thosa wno pursue tneir avocations idiuo opmmr uuu wuibuuhhi nwftvn i,
exceptional powers of endurance. Ask yoji nealcst drupglst or grocer for lor
PKlllllNK'SPUItKUAHLEV MUT W1118KKV revives the energies of those worn
out with excesslvo Dodlly or merlal ertort and actB as a safeguard against exposure
In wet and rigorous weather. It-will drlH all malarious diseases from tho Bystem.
uahi wnnters of every Tocation and persens whom a sedentary me renders pronn to,
Uyspepsntnnam rcrnnes ruro iianey
Malt Whl9toy a powerful lnvlgorant
and helnur, to dlgesMou, I'aituiNK'8
I'UHB BAllLBY MALT WIHSKISY
without unduly stimulating the kid
neys Increases their flagging activity,
counteracts the effects of fatigue, ha
tens convalescence and is a wholosomo
and prompt dlurctto. Watch tho latxfl I
None genuine unless bearing the slgim
turn
Vol Bate uy an aruir
and grocers throuh
tho United SUteBa
Canadas.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHILA
rOKSALB BY DRUQGIN'PB AND ALL DBALBRB.
INDUCEMENTS
We are offering great inducements to persons desiring to
purchase Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
&
1-1
mm
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a -w
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Among the Pianos we handle are the IVEBS & POND
C. C. BRIGGS. BA UiJ CO.. SCnOJUnTVR anlA
St?'ui& and Opera llanos.
and lully warrantedlor fave,. years.
Our leading Organs are the celebrated ESTEY. MILL
EX. UNITED STATES and other makes" '
Ot r leading Sewing Machines are the celebrated WHITE
f r HWA DOMESTIC. NE W HOME
AKD ROTARY Sewing
AMjuu-y oewiug luaciime m tne
Before purchasing write for Catalogues to J. SALTZER'S
PALACE OF MUSIC AND GREAT SEWING MACHINE
DEPOT, Main St., Bloomsburg, Pa.
PENNEY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
boli aoiNTS roa
F, y, ADAMS & CO,,
FINS OUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Bole agents of the fol
lowing brands of
Cigars.
HBNRY CLAY,
LONDRES,
NORMAL,
INDIAN l'ltlNCESB,
BAUSON,
SILVER ASH.
Alexander Bros, d Co,
WHOLESALB DEALERS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NDTS.
BOLE AGENTS FOR
HENRY MA1LLARDS
HICANDIES.
KRESH VEltY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
C. IB. JBOBBINS,
DEALER IN
Foreign amdiMammtiQ
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
MALT WHISKEY.
WIHSKKi uas provoa a meaicinm prmotuyu iu
THft analvafn Aft It. AltTHIftm TV thO L&
bel on every bottle: 1 nave carcfullan
alj-zed thoIURs Birlkt Milt Wntfrl
'it entirely free frorafUBel oll.furturol,
metals and aClda and 1b absolutely
pure." Slgnedi Camilla Arthur Mater,
E.r.mnnn nr jh. a. tmiuc uuu uuu
vettemana ewoaae7i
These Pianos aro all first-clabu
Machine, the finest ttnd best
world.
ANY ORDER
FOR FESTIVAL
win be
8UPPLIED WITH
THE
LOWEST
Market fte,
as follows:
ORANGES.
LEMONS,
BANANAS.
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS?
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
bsnaissMSSsasnsiMMSHSiissssssK-
Men
A. C. YATES & CO.
I.cdtrcr Ilttlldlnir.
GRATEFUL CO J1FOIITINO.
EPF S COCOA.
BREAKFAST,
nflv n IhnroiiQh knnwteHirnnf tl,A nnfnrnr (,,,
which goTern tho operations ot digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of tho nno
properties of well selected cocoa, Mr. Eppshss
provldi-d our breakfast tables with n delicately
flavored beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. His by tho Judicious use ot such
articles of diet t hat a constitution may be gradual,
ly built up until strong enough to resist every ten.
dencyto dl-easo. Hundreds of subtle maladies
are ttoatlntr around us rfurtv to nt.t.nni? wimnreF
there Is a weak point. Wo may escape many a
fatal Bhaft by keeping onrsclvcs well rortlflod with
Sure blood and a properly nourished frame. "-Writ
ertrfrs (,'azetu. Wade simply with boiling water
or milk, sold only in half pound tins, by Orocere.
labellcdtbus:, 1
JAMES KITS & CO., Homoeopathic Chemists,
wi ze-u'ou jxinaon, juigi&na.
XAUMAO TZZHXB TABljll
JQELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS. NORTH.
r M r a. u. a. ii.
NOKTnCHBIRUNO, 6 40 1 85 ID 10 S IS
Cameron s 63 10 ss 8 so
ChulaBky e 00 .... 10 s 6 si
Danville 0 08 1 63 10 so s 40
Catawlssa 25 8 14 10 53 n 54
Rupert.. 6 80 9 19 11 00 T 05
uioomsounc... 00a 1 m 11 w 7 g
Espy, 6 43 2 89 11 15 7 20
Lime Ridge. 6 60 .... 11 22 7 !7
willow urove o di .... live 7 si
lirlarcrcek 6 6s .. n so 7 33
Berwick 7 05 8 48 11 37 7 4J
Reach Haven 7 11 2 54 11 44 7 49
Hick's Kerry. 7 18 2 69 1148 55
Hhlckshlnny 7 to s 09 11 58 8 06
HunlOCk'S 7 43 3 19 12 08 8 17
Nantlcoke 7 50 3 ss 1215 s 23
Avondale. 7 54 ... 12 so 8 81
Plymouth 7 59 3 35 13 25 8 S3
Plymouth Junction,.... 8 03 3 39 18 30 8 S3
Kingston 8 03 3 43 12 37 8 43
liennett 8 12 .... is 41 8 49
Maltby S 17 12 45 8 53
Wyoming 8 22 8 52 12 50 8 0
West Flttston 8 27 3 6 19 55 9 03
nttston ..... 8 33 4 01 1 03 9 09
Lackawanna 8 40 .... 1 ll 9 17
Taylorvllle 8 48 .... l 19 9 ss
liellevue 8 54 ...... l ss 9 to
SCKINTON 9 00 4 22 1 30 9 SS
rx rat rn an
STATIONS. SOTJTII.
AM All m TU
SCBANTOK 5 10 9 50 2 05 8 90
BellevuO 8 15 9 55 .... 6 23
Taylorvllle. 6 so 10 00 2 14 e so
Lackawanna, e 2S 10 08 2 21 6 37
l'lttston 6 SB 10 16 2 S3 6 45
Westllttaton 6 42 10 2J 234 cto
Wyoming. a 47 10 97 2 39 0 5.1
Maltby 6 51 10 80 ... 6 69
liennett........ e 65 10 34 2 47 7 03
Kingston 8 68 10 33 2 50 7 07
Plymouth Junction 7 05 10 42 2 54 7 12
Plymouth 7 10 10 47 2 59 7 16
Avondale. 7 14 1 0 61 3 03 7 21
Nantlcoke 7 19 10 65 3 06 7 95
nunlOCk's 7 2 11 02 3 19 7 43
Shlckshinny 7 47 11 12 8 29 7 65
Hick's Feny. 7 66 11 22 3 89 8 07
Beach Haven 8 01 II 88 3 45 8 13
Berwick 8 07 11 87 3 61 8 20
Bnarcreek. 8 13 3 57 8 S7
Willow Orovo 8 16 11 48 4 01 8 31
Llmeltldge. 8 20 11 62 4 05 8 SS
Espy. .. 8 26 11 69 4 19 8 41
Bloomsburg 8 S3 12 05 4 18 8 47
Rupert....- 8 87 12 10 4 24 8 52
Catawlssa 8 2 12 15 4 29 8 57
Danville 8 67 12 30 4 46 9 15
Chulasky. g 03 4 64 9 23
Cameron g 07 12 40 6 00 9 ss
NORTHUUB KRIJLND 9 22 12 6 5 16 9 43
AH P M TV TV
Connections at llupert with Philadelphia
Reading Kailroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua, Will,
lamsport, Hunbury, l"ottsvllIe, etc. At Northum-
berland with P. & E. Dlv. P. R. Ii. for Uarrtsburg,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry nnd Erie.
'V. F. HALSTEAD, Gen. Man.,
Scranton, Fa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
IM!
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
nin
TIME TABLE.
in effect NOV, is 188a. Trains leave Banbury
EASTWARD
9.40 a.m., Sea Shore Express (dally except
Sunday), forHarrlsburgandtntormedlatestations,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.15 p. m. j New York.
5.50 p. m. ; Baltimore, 4.45 p. m. ; Washington'
6.65 p. m., connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia,
1.43 p. m. Day express
dally except Sunday),! or Harrlsburg and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
6.50 p, m. ; New York, 9.85 p. m. ; Baltimore
6.45 p.m.; Washington, 8.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
7,45 p. m. Renovo Accommodation (dally
for Ilarrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. ; New York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore, 6.15 i. m. ; Washington a 80 a. m. J
Pullman Bleeping car from Ilarrlsburg to Philadel
phia and New York. Philadelphia passengers can
remain In Bleeper undisturbed until 7 a. m.
Philadelphia sleeper is run on this train from
Wllllamsport on Sunday's.
s.noa. m. Erie Mall (dally) for Harrlsburg and
Intermediate stations. arrvtne at Philadelphia
8.25 a. m. New York, 11.80 a. m. ; Baltimore 8.15
a. m. ; Washington, g.so a. m. Through PuUman
sleeping cars are run on this train to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, and through paesen.
ger coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
WESTWARD.
8.10 a. m. Erie Mall (dally), for Erie and si
Intermediate stations and canandaigua aid
Intermediate stations, Rochester, Buffalo ard
Niagara FallB. with throueb Pullman raises
cars and passenger coaches to Erie and Ilochrp
9.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) for
l ock Haven and Intermediate Btatlons.
12.62 n. m Nlacara Exnress (dallr excent Bun.
d.y) for Kane and Intermediate stations and Can.
amtalgua and principal intermediate stations,
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kana and Rochester
and Parlor carlo Wllllamsport, sMH
6.30 p. m. Fast Line (dally,except Sunday)for lie
novo and Intermediate stations, and Blmtra. Wat.
senger coaches to Renovo and wautns.
v.2u a. m. sunaay mail tor itenovo ana interme
diate Btation-
THROUQn TRAINS FOR SCNIUHIY FROM THE
BAST AND BOUTU.
Sunday mall leaves PhlladelDhla 4.80 a. m
Harrlsburg 7.40 arriving at Hunbury 9.20 a. m.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a.m.
Harrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Hunbury 3.53. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia. 7.40 a. m. : Baltimore 7.80 a. m. (dallr
except Sunday arriving at Sunbury, ls.62 p. m..
wuu mnjuifu ranur ear irom ruiiaaeipuiia
and inrongb passenger coaches from Philadel
phia and Baltimore,
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a. m. ; Philadel
phia, ll. 60a. ra.i Washington, g. 60 a. m.i Balti
more. 10.45 a. m.. (dallr except Sunday) arriving- at
sunbury, 6.sop. m., with through passeugef
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
une an leaves new iorKB.uup.ni.; rnnaaei
phla, li.es p. m. : Washington, 10.00 p. m.i Balti
more, 11.20 p.m., (dally) arriving at 8unbury5.l0
a. m.. with through Pullman Sleeping cars from
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and
lirough passenger coaches from Philadelphia,
HCNMIUY.IIAZl.KTMN & WII.KEHl! Altltli
UAII.1IUAII ANII NOKTII AND WKtsT
UVANOII IIAII.WAY.
(Dallr except Sunday.)
V'llkesbarre Mall leaves sunbury 9.65 a. m..
arriving at Ulooin Ferry 10.48 a.m., Wllkes-Darrs
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.8S p. m., arriving
at Bloom Kerry 6.26 p. m.. Wllkes-barre 7.60 p. m
Sunbury Mall loaves Wl lkesbarro 10.30 a. m. arriv
ing at Bloom Ferry 11.55 a. m., Hunbury 12.43 p. m
Express West leaves Wllkes-barre 3.05 p. m., ar
riving At Bloom Ferry 4.80 p, in,, sunbury 5.20p.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday mall leaves sunbury 9:ss a. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:16 a. m.. Wllkes-Bsrre 11:45 a.m.
Sunday aooommodatlon leaves Wllkea-Iiarre 6:10
p.m., arriving at Bloom Ferry, e.s p. m., Sunbury
diufii.apuan, J,B. wood,