COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. I
The Columbian.
a. s, siwtu,
J. K. BlUtrie&iir,
EdUon,
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1-1, 1888.
An intcroatlni trial cccttnicd tho nt
tuntton ol tho oourt on Monday and
Tuesday. It was the case ol W. K
Bo line afthn'. 0 iliimbin County, in
which tlu plaintiff brought Hiiit to re
cover pay lor work done on the oourt
room a jcar ago. He hail a written
contract to paint tho court room for
$700, lint tho commisuonira in ado
many ohangdH and alturation. In the
contract censing much additional work.
and thon refused to pay for this extra
work. Bodioo brought suit soon afVr
tho prosont hoar I of commissioners
catu'j into oiliue, nu i the cau was tried
before arbitrators, resulting in an
award of S2ii.ri for the plaintiff, and
.t .. , it i . . i
mere u suoum nave elicit i; mil me
commissioners apponlcd, and tho oae
wai tried in court, tho jurv rendering a
verdict of S255 for tho plaintiff. The
ontiro coxt to the oounty of this case,
directly and indirectly will i each nearly
six nunared rioilirs wlicn it o uki have
bi'cn settled for two hundred dollars.
Such eoonorny alibis on tho part of
the comrnissionors is not profltablo for
taxpayers.
The Holidays
And the colder weather aro now rapid
ly approaching. Tho joyful season is
eagerly anticipated by young folks in
thousands of homes; hut in nearly all
there are one or more older ones to
whom tho cold wavo and the storms
mean renewed suffering from rheumatic
back or limbs. It is not claimed that
Hood's Sarsaparilia is apositivepeoifio
for rheumatism; wo soubt if tboro is or
can be suoh a remedy. But the re
tntrkablo sucocss Hood's Sarsaparilia
lias had in curing th's atteotion is
sufficient reason for those who aro
suffering to try this peculiar medicine.
The Shoe on the Other Foot
The monopolistic newspapers that
are constantly reminding their readers
that the republicans are not permitted,
as a rule, to vote in the south, will not,
of course, denounce the "southern out
rages" an account of which is given in
the loliowing dispatch from Rleigb,
North Corolina, under date of Decern,
ber 8:
Several negroes wero before the
United States circuit hero yesterday on
charges of intimidating men of their
own raoe who wanted to vote the
democratic ticket. Joseph Lissiller
was d auharged as ho did not commit
tho offense until after the roan he ap
proaohed had voted. Major Herndon
was convicted of having intimidated
Reuben Greuory, and of having threat
ened to kill him. It is especially
worthy of nolo that while the republi
cans have made mmy accusations, botli
before and after election, as to the in
timidation of republicm voters by
democrats, tho only caes of intimida
tion which have come before the courts
have been those from Oxford in whioli
republican negroes threatened persons
of their raco who voted the democratic
ticket. It is notorious that in eouie
places negroes who dared so to vote
were practically proscribed by both
men and women of their race.
The republicans will not censure tho
perpetrators of theso outrages but they
set up a howl when they imagine their
own ox is gored. In fact it sterns that
from a monopolistic point of liew there
are times when an outrage isn't an
outrage, even down soutb.-,ar7o.
The New York Health Department-
Dr. Cyrus Edson, Superintendent
of the Sinitary Bureau of New York
City writes tne following unsoliuited
letter regarding Speer's Port Grapo
"Wine.
New York, January, 1888.
Mr. Sp"er,
The box of wine his been safe'y
received. I tiust that 1888 will do you
tho justice you deserve. I never lose an
oppurtuuity to reccommpnd your good
wine, for I know it to bo one of tho
pure brands obtainable.
Yours sinoerely.
For sale by druggists. ctrdb kobon.
Bepublican Bluster Agam-
Tho Washingto'i o respondent of
the "Pros" of this city, in a disputdi
published this morning, sajv: The hope
that by some means thv nuy yet 'jou
trol the next House of It pres'-ntalivi s
is still nonri'hed by uch Democrats
its Geeral Clark, of the present House."
An Associated ProiS dispatch, which
appears in the same paper, gives tho
information tint '-it will take fin official
count of the eertifiea'.es to determine
tho political compaction of the Home."
Tho special already quoted from adds:
"But the Democrats will not organize
the House. That is certain."
If the official count of the certificates
should disclose a Democratic majority
why will that party not organize tho
House, prayf The majority would en
titlo them to exercise that power, and
unless the Republican contemplate ro
sor ing to revolutionary measures they
will do so. In the statmeii. of tho
"Press" oorrespondont to bo interpreted
n a ii-t!co that tne majority m ease it
fhould be in favor of the Democrats is
to be set aside? Thia matter increases
i 'i interest as it becomes tindi rstooil.
The "Press" statement following the
Miouo Uoionel oueppard s oall lor war
is significant.
If tli Democrats are in a minority m
tnx next lloDso tlioy will not want to
organize tho body. Thero is compara
tivvly little in it for them. But with a
majority in Ihcir favor tho duty of
asserting their rights Is as imperative
on the I) mocrats as is tho obligation
to perlortn any other recognize
function. It may be added that this
duty will be tulluilel oven it every
Republican revolutionist in and about
vanington lias to no ciappm into 1 n
t' fac.ilitalo the work.-7t7a. Herald
Jan. 1th.
"V7e Point With Pride"
To tho "Good nanio at home," wbn by
Hoods sarsaparilia. in J.owel
Mass., whero it is prepared, there is
more of Hood's Sarsaparilia sold than
of alt other medirine, and it has
civen the beet of satisfaction since its
introduction ten years atro. ThI
could ii' t he if tin' medicine did not
possess merit. If you suffer from lin- j
purr li od, tiy JloodV Snt-nparira
aud realize its peculiar curative power,
Hood's
Sarsaparilia
I a juliar rrndlclnt, tmt ti carefully pre
pared, bjr competent pharmacists. The com
blnatlon and proportion ot SaraaparlllA, Dan
delion, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, and other
remedial agenta li exclusively peculiar to
Hood's Sarsaparilia, string It ttrength and
curative power auperlor to other prepa.
rations. A trial will convince you ot It
treat medicinal value. Hood's SaraaparllU
Purlflos tho Blood
create and sharpens tho appetite, stimulates
the digestion, and elves strength to every
organ of the body. It cures the roost severe
cases ot Scrofula, Bait ltheum, noils, rimplcs,
and all other affections caused by Impure
blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rheu
matism, and that extremo tired feeling.
" Hood's Sarsaparilia has helped me more
for catarrh and Impure blood than anything
else I ever ussd." A. Bail, Syracuse, N. Y.
Croatos an Appotlto
"I used Hood's Sarsaparilia to cleanse my
blood and tone up my system. It gave mo a
good appetite and seemed to bnlld me over."
K. M. Halr, Lima, Ohio.
"I took Hood's Sarsaparilia for cancerous
humor, and It began to act unlike anything
else. It cured the humor, and seemed to
tone up tho nholo body and give me new
life." J. F. Hixox, Cambrldgeport, Mass.
Send for book giving statements of cures.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
SotdbyatldruKglitt. flfilzforfS. Trapuadonly
C. I. HOOD CO., Apothecarlei, Lowall. Mui.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
WANAMAKERS.
mtLiDiLmu, Monday, Doc. 10, 13S.
Beginning Saturday, Decem
ber 15, and continuing until
Christmas,the store will be open
evenings.
We are doing from fifteen to
twentymfive per cent better to
day on Embroidered Linen
Handkerchiefs than we ever
did before.
A broad statement,
Yes. but there isn't
guesswork about it.
you say.
a bit of
We keep
a careful finger on the pulse of
trade. Iveknow. bo can you.
Hold up the first 6ne we
come to. Sheerest Linen Cam
bric with the seeming of silk
that only comes to the finest
hand-spun flax. Machine-worked
linen never gets that delicate
lustre. Sviss work; like a silk
en cobweb. Not overloaded
w5jh embroidery; just a delicate
scattering of sprigs and sprays,
and a daintily scalloped edge.
The quietly rich sort of Hand
kerchief that any lady would
joy to carry. Twenty modest
designs, 75 cents each. The
linen alone is worth Jfi.asK as
prices go. Flo vvers have bloom
ed but once s.nce we sold pre
cisely the same Handkerchief
at $1.75 each.
Here's another glance.
Women's nemmtehed and Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. VOCt, 250, SOC, 850, 40C, 45C,
&0C, 6C, 750. 9"C, 85C, S'
Women's'scailoped and Embroldereil nandker
chfa,!W, 3'c, asc, 450. Mc.fso, "SC. 850, tl,
11. 11 50, 1 75, 13, JS.25, $?.50, 3.J5, $3,
3 25, 13.50, to S ea-b.
MI-S9V npnistltcrx'd and 2mbroldored Hand
kerchiefs, an and ssc.
Misses' scalloped and Embroidered handker
chiefs, 25, 35, and 500.
It's hand embroidery, not mach
ine, that we're talkincr of. and
the purest of linen every time.
The cost of embroidering has
gone up in Switzerland and Ire
land, but you'd never mistrust
it from these prices. The
Handkerchiefs come to us di
rect from the manufacturers.
You would pay more for the
same goods in either London or
Paris,
Outside these regular prices
there are four in Women's
Handkerchiefs that we point
specially to:
Women's Plain Whlta Hemstitched, unlanm
erert, To, a dozen, same, laundered, fr,
11.20, 11.50 11,80, Jilf, (2.40, t- t3.eo, and
14.20 a dozen
Women's nemstitrherl Initial nandkerchtets..
nana ernoroi'ered,fi.20 a dozen. Same, a
iiineoeiier, iajo eacn.
Women's Printed Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
printed intUal, Tery pre' ty. ll.to u dozen
Quite as ready in Men's styles:
Men's Plain Hemmed Tapo Bordered Hind tor-
chiefs, too each to 7,M a dozen.
Same, extra large. M 40 to 9 a dozen.
Men's Hemstitched and EmDroldcreil, Mo
each.
Men's llemRtltched. untlnrshod, IStfc, each.
A Handkerchief Just as good as we hare bet -n
mum? lor vjg.
Men's Plain White Hemstitched ;t nandkn'.
chiefs, v. l. and 9 Inch hem, (2.40, $3,
W.r0, 14 20. 15.40, n 1.50, S3 a dozen.
Men's V, llemstlt-hed Handkerchiefs, W.U5,
14 '0. v 4A U S7.F0. to, tt? a dozen
Men's Hemstitched and lYInted. '5 new find
very neat designs on good quality llnn, tl.60
a dozen. Better, larger, finer, at $3, tu,
5 40. f;a dozen.
French designs, tl a dozen. Extra large and
very One, tn rantaatio deslens, tr.20 a dozpn.
Men's Initial, unlaundered, 25o each; launder
ed, 25. 40 and AOo each.
Boys, coloi-ed Woven Bordered Handkerchiefs,
tn x-dozen boxes, 30c a box
A word about the "box" busi
ness, i he common way is to
sell vou a box and throw the
Handkerchiefs in that's about
what it amounts to. Even
coarse, common nandkerchiels
lave a chipper look when in a
fancy box. We turn the plan
end for end sell you the Hand
kerchiefs cheaper than you can
tret them anywhere else and
throw tn a fancy box with each
half dozen.
Have you a doubt as to
where the Handkerchief trade
of Philadelphia centres?
Just the same with Linens of
all sorts.
Silk is cold. You don't feel
like snuggling up to the com
mon run ol bilk luultlers or
Silk Handkerchiefs in chilly
weather. It takes a bie slice of
wit on the maker's part to get
up a soft, warm Silk. No one
equals Brocklehurst in that.
His "London made1
Mufiflnrc
uiui-is
VnntUr nei1i in Mi nn ncfif.1 A
(really niaae in IMaCCieSlieiU)
Invo frnivrli'fl "cTtin finkliprl'
IiaVC CrOWUCU SUlin IIIIIMICU
and the whole covey of
Stiff,
dressing-loaded styles to one
side. Some very good Mu fil
ers, though, that never saw I
England almost as cashmerey1
in finish. There's a Chinese
imitation, heavy twilled, pure
silk, that's singularlv soft.
Chinese Imitation
English Mufflers, 160
e&cn.
Ingush Slumei-s, tl,
fl.HS, 11.6', 11.73, 1),
uaua, extra heavy, nineties tduare, lltO -
wakamakkr's.
almost 4 ounces of pure silk.
Domestla Mufflers, so to 11 each.
French Mutllers, tl and I1.S5 each,
Colored umera, so to ft each.
1'rlnted Caaluaero Mufflers (WOOL cotton
warp). ?5o to T50 each.
Sllt-aml cotton Mumera, loo, tu, and tlo
eaoh.
Plain White Mufflers, (Attn ttrlpea ?5o ,
each.
Silver Plated Ware that can
raise a solid dntlht in nhnrmnr
i.u&L. a sunu uuuui in a Olirgiar s
mind IS tTOOd enoilPh for atlV-
, . " -
ooay. i nere s plenty
of such
ware, l'lcntp more that s shadow-washed
and thin at that.
There's where the risk to you
comes in.
You must buy of a dealer
whose word means something,
or take chances.
"Ai" in silver plate doesn't
mean what it does in ships;
"double" is better, "triple" bet
ter still.
Such work as Rogers Broth
ers "1847 Imperial" is at the
top in either grade. It's a rare
thing when you can get a piece
of that stamp under price. The
last time to look for such a
chance with Christmas three
weeks off. The chance is here
just the same. Fresh, perfect
goods. On the counters this
morning. Prices are by the
dozen;
At I)0UI)LE THIPLK
wero now wero now were now
Teaspoons I'.To 11.70 ms .23 $4.00 $3 00
oesenspoons.. 450 s "5 5f 4.00 700 4.75
Tablespoons ... 5.25 3 ro 11.50 4 CO s.o 5 75
Forks .. . 4 50 3 50 5.15 4.50 7.00 5.75
Sort of house-warming for sil
verware in its new place, sec
ond floor.
John Wanamakeu.
i i nun 1 1
In time for the Holidays.
You will find our stock for tho
Holidays to bo complete. Every
thing we have bought wo have
had in mind two things worth
and beauty.
We are now ready to show
you anything in our line. The
early buyers will have thie pick.
Goods bought now will be tied
up and laid away and delivered
anywhere in town or sent to any
address before Christmas.
We would call your special
attention to our line of fine pho
tograph albums, in a dozen
dainty colors and figures in
plush and leather. These are
goods by reliable makers aud
we can recommend them for
exactly what they appear to be.
We know the goods are first
class and that the prices are
right.
We cordially invite you to
examine our stock, feeling con
fident that they will impress you
with their elegance and appro
priateness for Holiday Gifts.
W. H. Brooke & Co.,
Successors to G. A. Clark.
HAVE YOU BEEN
DISAPPOINTED
buying tho ordinary ready
made Clothing, that either
wears bad'y. loes its color,
and has no style T or
DO YOU OBJECT
paying excessively high prices
for made-to-otder Clothing,
arid want its equal ready
made T
OUR
LONDON
EEADY-MADE
CLOTHING
Will suit you exartlv. It is
Perfect in every particular.
SPECIALTIES .
Full Suits, $13.50 and upwards.
Thompson's Pucnt-Cut Trousers
$3 50 and upwards.
Kuglis-h Hoavr Oorcoat,
$12.00 and upwards.
"Our Fhiiioii'"" Cape Coats and
Ulsters, $12.00 ad upwards.
133B CHESTNUT STREET
(Opposite the stint)
Philadelphia.
N. H Our Fashion Catalogue mailed
to any address, tree of charge.
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Diafntss and Hay Fmr.
A NEW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers aro not generally nwaro that
these diseases are contagious, or that they
nro due to tho pri9enco of living parasites In
the llnlim membrane of tho nose and eus
tachian tubes. Microscopic research, how
ever, has proved this to be a fact and the
result Is that a simple remedy lias been for
mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and liny fever are permanently cured In
from ono to three simple applications made
at homo by tlio patient once In two weeks.
N. H. For catarrhal discharges peculiar to
females (whites) this remedy is a specific.
A pamphlet explaining this new treatment
Is sent on receipt of ten cents by A. 11.
IUxom & So, m West Kin St, Toronto,
Canada. 'cfent(Io tmcrtcun.
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read the above carefully,
DMINISTUATOU'S IvOllCK
Notlf e is herebr irlven thiit lettem nf Rrtmlntfl.
I tratlon on the estate ot J. Hrurnsietu-r, late ot the
townsnJpof Orange,countyofcolumbla,andt.tate
Pennsylvania, df ceased, have been granted tc
jwwnronisteiterororangeuile,i:ountyori'olum.
" 10 whomali persons Indebted to sa'd es
i tmearerequ aiedtomale -pa inehts, and thoit
i'ennsjivania, utceasea, nave Deen granted to
'eau sled to make T)A memo, unrl thrift
kavlnir claims of demands will inaia known th
same without delay.
It. V. DKUMSTETTKH, Admr.
Dec T orangevllle.
niUNlSTUATOH'S NOTIOK.
Kttate of hainxufl .Yuncresjer.
Notice la hereby gl en that loiters ot adminis
tration on the estate ot Samuel Nungesser, late
of the township of Beaver county ot Columbia,
and state ot I'ounsylvanla, deceased, have been
granted to H W N'ingehser of Beaver Valley,
county of Columbia IV., and Urn. Yeager of
llmleton. Luzerne county, Pa, to whom all per.
tons Indebted to tald estui" are requested to i ako
payments, and thoso having claims or demands
will make known the same without delay.
II. W. NUNdKSiKIt,
J MT M
Administrators.
AITLtOATION FOR
CltAltTF.a
NOtlCA la herehv frlvnn thttt. nn ftnnlletttftn wilt
bo made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on tho
UUIIl-VIUII UNY Ul UTCUIUD T A. W., 1031 D ft HI
Monroe, o WNeaL 1 w winita, samuol Noylmrd,
P K Wirt, 1) M Bold, o fl Campbell, i A
Malae and James Corcoran, citizens ot the
s'ate of Pennsylvania, under tho Act ot Assembly
approved April t9th wi, entitled, "An Act to pro.
ide ror tno incorporation and regulation ot cer
tain cornorattons." and the siinnlcmentH thereto.
forthcharterof an Intended orporatlon to bo
viiuvii -iiiu iiucr iten inn vompnuy," inosniu
corporation Is formed tor the purpose of establish.
iiik ami mamiainirg nn noiei, to do locaica at
Jameson city, Columbia county, r-ald state and
. for ,,urKW0 10 f p0S9CtSi 'B'nd enjoy nil tho
i rUhts. bencnts and prlvleges of snld Act of
Assembly nnd aupplementa thereto.
A. U F11ITZ.
tl. K. UUVF.I I
solicitors.
Nor, st IW.
-VTIOK OV TUB
ULOOMSUUIIQ
WATKIt COMPANY.
DLooMsnuHti pa., NOVBMnurt 22, 1888.
BP KC1ALNOT1CK TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Hoard of Directors of this company havo
called n npeclal meeting ot Its stockholders, to bo
held at my omce, the general otltcu of tho com
pany, In Uloomsburir, on Saturday, January si,
A 1). lKBi, at and between the hours ot two (!)
and (oar (4) o'clock r. u , lor (he purposn ot voting
for or against an Increase of tho Capital stock.
FKANK P. MIXMEYKIt, Seoy.
c
llAHTEIt 0T1CE.
In tho Court of Common I'Imh for t he einntT of
Columbia of February term, 181 No.
Noll e ft Hereby Riven that an ppiicatlon will
bo made to the said court on Saturday the 15th
day or Decemoer ws, nt 10 o'clock a. m, under
tho Act of Assombly of tho commonwealth of
1'ennsjlvai la, entitled "An Act to provide for tho
Incorporation and regulation of certnln corpora
tlonn," approved April vt, 874, and the supple
ments thereto ror the charter of an Intended cor.
por tion to be called, 'legion ot St. Ignatius or
Centvalla. I'a." theth -acterand object whercor
Is bcnenclal end for the advancement of litera
ture nnd science, and for these purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, bencilta and i rl
vileges of tho said Act of Assembly and Its supple,
raenta.
CHAKLES G. DAHKLKY.
HoUcllor.
Nor. nL
ORPHANS' COURT SALF.
OP VALUABLE
By virtue ot an order of the Orphans' Court of
Columbia county the undersigned executor of
Isaac Bower late of llrlarcrcektownablp, deceased,
will expose to public sale on the premises In Briar.
creek township, Columbia county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1889
at 10 o'clock a. m., the following described two
tracts of land sltuato In Brlarcrcek township
aforesaid, tho one being bounded and described as
follows : Beginning nt u stono In line ot lnndform
erly James Adams', thence north 10 degrees, west
81 and two-tenths perches to stone, north 52 de
grees, cast IS and scven.fnths perches to stone,
thence north to degrees, west 61 and one-tenth
perches to stone, north 4Sjtf degrees, east "Hand
four-tenths perches to stone bouth 10 degices,
etsr. 131 anl three-'enths perches to Btone, souih
SIX degrees, west 108 and three-tenths perches to
stone, thoplacorif beginning, contalelng
SIXTY-NINE ACRES
and twenty-two perches of land, about all
Improved, with
FRAME DWELLING, BARN
and outbuildings.
The other piece ot land in same' township,
adjoins the above find Is used with same as
one farm, bounded and described as follows to-wlt:
Beginning at a stone In 111 e ot N. Stout, thence
north 6C degrees, east 91 perches to plno. thence
by land now o' formerly Jacob Mller north lOK
degreei, west 87 perches to a thenco south
W degrees, west W perches to a pine knor, thence,
nytho first described, south I0 degrees, east 8?
perches to place ot beginning, containing
TWENTY ACRES of LAND
TEhms OF sale. Ten per cent of one-
fourth at the striking dowi ot the property,
the one-fourth less the ten per cent at the confir
mation of sale, and the remaining three-fourths
In one j ear thereafter, with interest from confir
mation nisi,
IHAIAn BOWER.
Jacxsom, Atty. Executor,
Deo 14 Berwick Pa.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!
By virtue ot an order of the Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, the undersigned administrator
of Joseph H. Patton, late ot Oreenwood township,
said county, deceased, wUl expose to public sale
on the premises near Itohrsburg, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889.
at 10 o'clock a. m., the following described real
estate :
No.l. A certain lot or piece ot land situate In
the township ot Oreenwood, Columbia county,
bounded by lands of the heirs of Samuel Olllaspy,
Jacob Oerrard, Joseph P Dewltt and the public
road, leading from Itohieburg to Ulllvllle, and
containing
ONE ACRE, MORE or LESS.
No. a. A certain lot or piece of land sltuato In
the said township of Greenwood, adjoining the
above mentioned lot and lands of Cyrus Fnus,
Jacob Oerrard, Jacob Lemon, Joseph P. Dewltt
and the aforesaid public road, containing
4 ACRES and 21 PERCHES,
more or less. The said two rleccslof land, though
purchased separately are used as one tract and so
enclosed, whereon are erected n good flzed
Two-Story Frame Dwelling Souse,
new frame barn, wagon shed, and other outbuild
ings. Thero Is a good welt of .water, fruit trees
and vines.
TEItMSOFSALE. Ten per cent, of one-fouith
at tne striking down of tho property, the one
fourth less the ten per cent, nt tno confirmation ot
sale, and the remaining three-fourths In ono year
thereafter, wlih Interest from confirmation nisi.
O. P. PATTON,
Bibxlet, Atty. Administrator,
Deo 14 Kusbtown Pa.
SHERIFF SALES.
By virtue of sundry writs Issued out of tho
Court ot Common Pleas of Columbia county and
to me directed will be cxpoacd to publlj sale at
Court House, In the town of Bloomsburg on
SATURDAY. IX-ceml'er 29th, 1888
at 2 p.m., the following real estate situate In Beaver
township, Columbia county Pa., boundtd and de
scribed as follows, to-w It : On the south by lands
of 8 P Wolverton, on tho west by lands ot S 1"
Wolverton and Peter Knight, on the north
by lands ot wMow Steely, now Mrs. Fisher, and on
the east by lands of Willi im Boyles, containing
thlny-four acres, more or less, whereon are erect
ed a two story plank houseand other outbuildings-
Belied taken In execution at the suit ot Jacob
'.ongenberger vs. Henry Smoyer, and to be sold as
the property ot Henry Smoyer.
ZuiH, atty. Vend. Ex.
ALSO
All that certain messuage and lot of ground
sltuato tn the village of btlllwater, Flshlngcreek
township, Columbia county, pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows, to-wlt; On tho north by a pub
Hero id on the east by lot of John Barber, on the
south by lot ot Samuel Smith, and on the west by
tho public rood leading from Stillwater to Benton,
contain!! g one-bait acie moro or less, whereon are
erected a two ftory dwelling house, a shoemaker
shop, stable and outbuildings,
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as
tho property of Frank Wolf,
Iibiik i IUhkino, Attys. Fl. Fa.
SAMUEL SMITH,
Deo 7 Sheriff.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF VALUABLE
ISeal Estate !
There nlll be exposed to publla S9le on
the
premises In Ftshlngcreek township on
WEDNESDAY, January Oth, 1889.
at 10 o'clock a m. the following described property
owned bv the estate of John Laubach, deceased t
Beginning at a post along the publlo road to a
corner, to lands sutvo ed for ltlchard Bright,
thetce along said Brlght'a survey and adjoining
lands of Lemon Pealer north 24 degrees, west
10 perches lo a post, thence by lands ot Whlte-
nlght Bros, south e3 degrees, west forty-two and
three-tenths perches to a hemlock corner, thence
by lands of J M Laubach touth SV degrees, east
fori y-oi e and seven-tenths perches to a chestnut
oak, thence by the same south tlx degrees, east
one hundred and two perches to stone corner,
thence by tho same north el degrees, cast 7
perches to place ot begunlng, containing a acres
more or lets.
TKHMSOFSALEt-Tcnper cent, ot one-fourth
of the purchase money lobe pan at the sulking
dew n ot the property i the one-fourth less the ten
tercent. at tuecontlrmaiion of saie; anu me ie
uulrdng threo-fourthlnonejeartheieatter, with
Intvrest Horn connrrualton U.
J. H. 11UCKALKW,
pe Kxeoutor,
OTICE OF
, This Institution la n high grade Business Col
lose, giving Instruction In overy department ot
business education. In addition to the regular
business course It makes n specialty of Phono
graphy, Typo-wrltlng, Telegraphy, and ornamen.
tal Penmanship, The prominent feature ot tho
Commercial Courso is Its practical character.
Noarl" every set of books has been taken from
first-class business establishments, nnd a largo
proportion ot tho courso In book-keeping Is mailo
up from our system ot actual business practice,
unsurpassed In the sclcntlBo application to mod
em business methods. A larger proportion ot our
graduates regularly obtain nrst-class positions
than from any other commercial college In tho
stalo. Year begins Aug. sti, 1W. For circulars
address w. I DEAN. lTlncipaL
Nov Sm. Kingston, Pa.
VTOTICE TO 8T0CIui0LiEU37
nro will ha An election nf a (IoaM nf DtreefnrA
of tho Bloomsbu-g Banking Company, nt their
hanking house, on Tuesday, .tammy 8th, IKSV, at
9 o'clock p. m., to servo tor the ensuing year.
ll. II. liltOTZ,
Dcoutt cashier.
"MAHTKIt NOTIOK.
Sol
otlee la herebr riven that an annllcAtlon will
bo made to the rottrt or common Pleas of col.
umbla cnuntv, on tho tenth day of Uecembt r next
at ten o'clock In the forenoon, under Actof Assem
bly entitled, "An Act toprovldo for tho Incorpora
tion and regulation ot certain corporations." np-
B roved Apt 11 :9 li;. nnd thcsupplementa thereto,
y Hev, J. A. Peters, liev. F.c. Yost, Hev. 8. s.
Kohler, ltev. J. h Wagner, and Itev. Alfred Itoutz,
forthechirterof nn Inte-ded corporation to bo
called "The Vomlng ckssls of the lteformed
Church In tho United stales," the character and
object t which Is the advancement and promotion
of the dnctrlnes, customs and usages of tho He
formed . hutch In ti'e United states, nnd tor these
purposes to have, posses , and enjoy all tho lights
bencllisnnd privileges conrorred by the Act of
Assembly aforesaid, and its supplements.
0. W. MILI.KIt,
Nov 16 solicitor.
DMINISTH A.TOK'3 NOTICE.
:j(it(e of Alice if. A'artu, latr of Cmton toitmMp,
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admlnls
trajlon on tho estate of Alice M. Ka ns, lato ot the
township ot Benton, county of Cotumoli, and
stato ot Pennsylvania, deceased, have txen grant
ed to A. 0. Karns of Benton township Columbia
county Pa., to whom nil personslnd bled to said
estate are requested to make payments, and those
having claims or demands will mako known the
sanio without del.iy.
A C. KIRKS,
Dec U cw Administrator, c. t, a.
4DMlNISTIlA.TOK'3 NOTICK.
slate of Weemnrlo Hess, late of SugarloaJ
township.
Kotlco is hereby given that letters of admlnls
tratlon on tho estate ot Klteemarla Hess, late of
tho township of sugarloaf, county ot Columbia,
and statu of Pcnnsylvanl deceased, have been
granted to Jesse Hess, to whom all persons In
ebtcd to said estate aro requested to mako pay
munls. and thoso havli.gclalras or demands will
make known the same without delav,
FKirz, Atty. JESSKHESS,
Dec new. Administrator, c. t. n.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Tho undersigned hnving been re
stored to health by simple mean", after
siiPlTrint; for setetnl yoais with a severe
lung nfleetion, and that dread disea-o
Consumption, ts auxioiu to mako
known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To thoso w ho (If sire it, ho will
cheerfully send (fieo of ehar e) a tony
of tho prescription ued, which they
will find a -lire cure for Consujiption,
Asiiima, Catahkk, BnoNoiiiTis and
ill throat and luntr Maladies. He
hopes all sufferers will try his lltniedy,
as it is invaluable. Tho-o desiring tho
prescription, which will cost them noth
ing, and may piove a blowing, will
please addrcs, Rev. Edward A. Wil
son, Williamsburg, Kings County,
New York. A-&-co.-dec-7-ly
ELY'S Catarrh
Cream Balm
IS WORTH
$ X o o o
TO AN V MAN
Woman or Ghila,
HuflTcrliiK from
CATARRH
Nota LiQUinorWsurp HAY-FEVER
A particle Is applied Into each nostril and Is
agreeable. Price 6U cents nt Druggists,- by mall,
registered, (0 cte. ELY BltOTIlEHS, 56 Vt'nrren
Street, New Y'ork. Nov tu-d-4t
PAT
nveats and Trade Marks obtained, nnd all Patent
uslncss conducted for MODKIt TK FEES.
OUII OFFICE 18 OPP SITE U. S. PATENT
OFFICE. We havo no sub-aecncles. all business
direct, hence can transact patent business In less
time anu atj,usa tuai tuan tuusu rcinuiuirum
Washington,
send model, drawing, or photo. with description.
We advise If patentable or not. free ot chanre.
Our ree not due till patent Is secured.
A book,"How to obtain Pntentswlth references
o actual clients In your state, county, or town.
nt ire. Aaure&a
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
oproelto Patent Offlco, Washington, v. O
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
TIIESU1ENCKOK
UFK, the great
MedlcAl Work of the
ageonMauhood,NerY
oils and I hyrica l)o
blllty, lrem&tur Do
1UnU TUVCrir clisf, ErruriorVumU,
ItnUffl I II I Wkkl lanJthe untoM diIkt
I contAequent Uiereon, 800 iiaqw 8 voM 1M pro
wnjitlona fur ail diseases. Cloth, full ullt, only f 1.U0,
by mail, pealed. Illustrative sample free to all youne
mid middle-agwl men. Send now. The Mold and
lewellf d Medal awarded to tho author by the Nation
it Medical Association. Address P.O. lfox tft)5,lka
ion, Mua.,or lr. W.II. l'AHKKlt, Eraduatoof llir
yard Medical College, 23 years' practice In HontoiL
tio may Imj consulted confidentially. OSlcc, N
Hulflncn Ht (Specialty Disease of Mao,
Cut out. You in7 nerer tee It aguln.
Nov 30 d-4t.
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
Tho undersigned havtner nut his Planlnc M
Itnllroad street. In r.rBt-ctass ccndltlon.lsp'e
rea roao aumnasor worainaisiino,
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLlNDS.MOUDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
nrmsned ui reusuuuuie prices. All inmberuse
s well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
areemployod,
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application.
C II ARISES HRCti,
ItliiiimslHrt:, Pa
f A TPTF73 New Cure comes from
uzl v 'jlhsX ciilnii. O teens IlnsDltal and
lmdon Cancer Hospital report
curei." -V, r. Kipress. Kndorse'd Dj' Moillcal
j-iurnats. euro guaramet LircuuntriiBR. uun
YY.Y CO., u tJ, rueuio, coin. nov i n mw,
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.
IJI.OOMSHUHG, PA.
X.mufacturoraot
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHALTNS.
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAOSS AC
Firsr-claas work always on hand.
liEVAJMjxa tfRAlLY DONK.
P Irrt rnlwulln mlt the timet;
OP
Tim itnilerslened resoectfullv culls site
linn that ns Abraham enyiler Is nra anil
that a pump-maker is needed, that I am
Mnt !.. l.it.lnna. n.wl ...111
llliu iiinv uu.iufcBa uuu mil IIMinu
pumps and tin rtpnlrlnp; on reason ublo
i.v.m nd niiDP.nlfiH aatlafuntlnn
j. W. Reynolds,
Espy Pa.
Blinp near the canal grocery,
Nov. S8-4w
A nP'KTT'C! WAN'M5il ei
iW 1 MN 1 w) plo) ment n t goat s
lulstlon. Addrens A, U. 1'UAiT,
WANTitn,-lermanent em
s.uarr or com
fturneryuaa
ltochester, N. Y,
nor ati,
I. fflaier, Reliable Clothier,
tolld you thnt pntronngo lina been so favorable that wo are compelled to add
nyCOE AND FINER C3-OOIDS
to our stock. Wc have iioav tho
Finest Mm ai &vermatst BmiM for
Mom YmtM,j Eay and! 0MMrenf
that can be shown outside of New York or Philadelphia. We have just, received our Holiday
Goods, such as
CrolMiaiiidl Umbrellas, Fan Silk Sis
peM'tfeii's, Firaest of Seal sMia (Caps,
Mme Silk and Bearby Mats,
TJ3STIDE1I?,"W"E3j!LI, &C. &C.
As said before,
LARGEST
W. Hartman & t Sons'
GREATEST CHRISTMAS DISPLAY.
Never before hai tero been onrned in tins nr nnv ntlmr town, witliin
fifty miles aroaud, such a largo nud fine
Wo cannot think of nRminir thorn.
will sullicc.
Plush Goods in
do "
do "
All the novelties in Iliis n Brar.
TidiuH. In books wu have the best and
See Our 29c. Books. "Scottish Chiefs", &c.
In ilislus we havo all the la'.osi, pattorng.
In glassware wo havo the nowo-t shapes.
In lianuinp ninl stand lamps vo liave a j;ri'at vaiiety.
Columbian
'6'
Ti 'I I'
lillllllll
JL'UllUll
has just received n fine lino of SIlverware.Ladies' nnd Gen'lrmen's Wnichep, also a com
plelu lino ol Jewelry, Clocks, &c. Goods purchased of mu ungraved f reo of chirpo.
Repairing a
Call anil examine my stock before purchasing
in
Ono of the latott iiiiurovi'm-ntB is llm
which enables onu to idav without dUturbiutr anvono in the i.initv nnd with
nine wear 10 u o instrument.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS ON THESE INSTIUIMENTS.
THE GEORGE STECK & CO PIANO, after thirty years ot seven st test
aro usid, on aecom.t oi unequalled durability, bv CG coilojifs and manv oihern
iu mu unueu otatcs.
THE F.STF.V TTPnrnTIT 1IA-Mr
world for uurirht nifinns. nnd tlin
. , , , t -o - r- ,
introillinpfl With linnrrht mnnna
.. r..t)w. ,.....,.
THE OPERA PIANO has a reputation of 38 vcaw. A warrant of fiv
years is given with each instrument.
tho market.
Our LINE of ORGANS is very oomplotc. wo have THE OULE
KSTKY, THE MILLEK, WOKCESTEH, UNITED STA'J'ES,
raakcH
SEWING
We have tlio ccltbrnti'd WHITE,
STANDARD ROTARY, ROYAL
NKW HOME.
Pianos, Organs nnd Sowing Machined f"ld
on itibtallment plan.
SVo havo uWo bnitjcB. guitars, Geiniar
accoritoons, blow aucordfon, llute, fifin
mouth Trf;3iis. drum, ifco. Fivh Immlntl
pitces of ten cent ehtot iiiumo, tfco., &o.
Second baud pianos, orijaiiH and ntwing
macliinca on hand, and received in exoimtiuu
for new ones.
Agont.for Butterick and Dementio paper
patterns and fahion hookn. Sowini; maitlnnu
needlofi, oils and attachments for nil machine
always in stook.
Uloomsburg Pa.
((s" ssiwik journal, iyt
I U LM" I s ttk Anm. d ottr uki &11 dle.i at
efu k U iu poiiibllltUi rt irttt."
rri4lO A, WALSH, fldj.frt, au
Dw T-am,
our aim is to sell lots of goods at
RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
iUISS LIAI IR? N COLUMBIA
colloetion of
A fnw itema in ttvlt.o nn.i i.ricna
Manacurc Sets,
Toilet Sets,
Whisp Holders, &c.
Nnnkinp. Tnunk TTmw1knrnlii.r n
cheapest.
Specialty.
elsewhere. All coods gunranteed.
J. U. WKLLS, HloomsburR, I'a.
Wo have in iock u finer lino of ninsVii
iutri!inents than htm over bet'ii botifrht in
1iih section, and we aro makinu xpccinl
itoducoiiK nlK to purohuiers for the holiday
etihoii. Wo pet our inptrnictnts dinct
m tin liriniilaclorii f, antl eiti oiler
1 1'tter tonim than can bo given by miy
other uitiei'.
THE 1VEIIS & POND PIANOS
btand at tho head.
ONE HUNDRED OF THESE NO
IN USE nt tho BOSTON CONSEUVA.
TOHV of MUSIC.
NEW SOFT STOP ATTACHMENT
u.iil, i !.. .i.
first, nnd nnlv iir.rf.ft rmumiiin, .,r.tin.
- J l -"I 't .nv,.i
It is tho lest mcditini-priced p'ano in
EBRATED
and other
MACHINES.
NEW DOMESTIC. NEW HOME.
ST. JOHN, NEW DAVIS, and
'
J. Saltzer,
General Agent.
;; I CHEAP FARMS AND HOMES
) ...
ri1cealpr. sioo 10030,0011 1 hoaltl y cllmito
II e6ullC'lonHtiiclUeliy water or railroad) bait,
I water luxurltm ubundanu Henri ataiup for prlcg
small profits.
IN COIAJIM
COUNTY, PA.
nAkET fEpoivrs.
liliOOMSUURG MARKET.
Wholesnle.
Iietall.
Wheat per bushel
Rye "
Can " " ....
Oats " "
no
(iO 70
32 45
0.80
2-1 20
24 20
40 CO
12 10
03 05
(17 10
09 12
8 10
12 11
20 80
7? 1 00
07
85
5 to 7
Flour " bbl
Butter
Kt!l!S
Potatoes
Ilnms
Dried Apples
Bide
Hhotilder
Chickens
Obese
Lnnl jier lb
Vlnecnr per cal
Onlous per bushel
Veal skins
Wool tier lb
Hides
CoAt ON WllAHF.
No U 42.00; Nos 2. 8, & Lump $3.25
no. ii .i.mi itituminus tf.ii.ur
F
IRE INBURAHt J!
CtlHISTIAN V. KNAl'P, ULOOMSBtiHO.r.
uuaia, ur c. x.
-MK1KJ11 ANTS', OF NEWAKK, N. 3.
CLINTON, N. Y.
l'EOI'LKS' N. V.
ItKADIMO, PA.
(1E1IM AN AMKHICAN INS. CO..NKW OKK.
(lllKfcNWK'll INS. CO., NKW VOUK.
JKKMKY CITY FIHK IMJ. CO., JERSEY
CITY, N. J.
These i'LD cohforationb are well aeasonMl tr
aijo and v:bk txstkd and have never yet hod a
loss bfttleil by any court ot law. Their assets are
all Invested In solid shcuhitiks are Uahletotbe
nzaru or riKEoniy.
Losses PROMi-rur and rtONESTLT adlustedand
lulu as soon as determined by chkistum r.
KHAPP, SPECIAL AQSKT AND ADiL'STRH I1LOOUSCUKQ,
Pa.
Tho people of Columbia county should patroa
lno tho nguKcy wjiere losses If any are settled and
pin uy fin oi iuer own cinzens.
I'ltOUITNKSH. EOUITY, KAIlt TJBALI0.
T t3UY
i your
Rubber Boots until
you havo scon tho
"COLCHESTER"
with "Extension Edo''
& Napoleon Top. Thia
Is the boat fitting nnd
HOST DURABLE BOOT
In the market.
Mndo of tho Boot
PURE CUM
stock. The"Extonalon
Edno" protects tho up
per, adds to wonr of the
8ole by giving broader
trending: 6urfo.ee,
AND SAVES MONEY
FOR THE WEARER.
IT BUY YOUR ARCTICS UN
I TIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE
COLCHESTEB ARCTIC
with "Outside Counter." Ahead Of ALL
othors In style & durability. If you want the
worth of your money try the Colchester with
"OUTSIDE COUNTER."
Kopt Hare by Bsst Stores
AT WHOLESALE BY
IIIOKGAN IIKOH. ii CO.,
Wllkcsbarre, I'a.
Nov. lo-3m.
" lti.jul t.li.uiil iiu-" mends broken
t'UInu, Ulass, Wood, Uatlier, Metals, Fur
nlturo, etc., with Everlasting Tenacity I
Hold by Urocers, Druggists and Ocnerul
Htures. .
FOR SALS BY
I. W. Hartman Sons,
The Great Eastern Tea Co.,
W.H. Drooko SCa
(1. N. Wilson.
.1. 1l Merger.
Elwellfililttentiender.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Clean&cs and beautifies tho hiir,
I'roinoief a luxuriant crowtb.
Nyr Faili to Reitor Qriy;
Hair to Hi Youthful Color.
frttrrnU Pandniff and hair falUnf
Deo 7-d-M.
Mitchell's
KIDNEY PLASTERS
Cure all Tain or Weakness &cros9 tho Kidneys,
Hack or I-olna. They draw the Vain from ttio
Kldneyato the surface nt tho boily, ab-orb all
Disease, anil restore the Uldneya to a healthy con.
dltlon.
Sold by nil Druggists. Price 50c.
Deo 7-d-4t
WANT!
Agord man to reprenent ua as local agent. Can
glvo control ot territory and steady work. lll
uay good waitea and k'uarnnuo b'tcccbs. Write to
J, AUSTIN SIAV, rnurHerjniiHi,
WtUOKLVN, N. V.
cjw iwiiJugBswiaji-jajtiaagaiijgastSM
leo 7-d-tt
MADE WITH BOILING WATER.
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
MADE WITH DOILINQ MILK,
uoor-d-n
5 muz' -
now
ROYAL
0LUE