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BLOOMSBURG, PA
FRIDAY, M AIICII 15, 1889.
rouaicT I1I1K01S Tin lif l.
BLOOMSBUUO & SULLIVAN RAILltOAD
Taking effect MONDAY, NOVEMBKIt 28, 1889.
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as rouows:
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7:u a.m. 8:32 a.m.
10:51 a. m. l:o P. m.
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Tralnsonths N.SW.B. Rallwaypass Bloom
Ferry as follows :
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60HDAT.
Saturday, March 10th. Mrs. Mary
.Innca administratrix, will sell valuable
rr.nl ontritn nn late nrcmiscs of John C,
.Tnnps. East Street. Bloouisburg Pa. Salo
commences at 10 o'clock a. m.
Makoii 18. It. T. Smith will sell valu
able persoual property on his farm near
lienlon, at iu a. m. uotbcs, cowa,
implements, etc.
March 19. I. K. Krlckbaum, adminis
trator of Andrew Hunvan. will sell valu
ablo real estate and personal property or.
tho premises In uenton townsuip, at i
o'clock P. M.
Mi unit 10. T. F. Belles will sell valu-
able personal propertv on tbe premises of
i J. L Utiles In Benton township near
Hulmo farm at 10 a. m. Horses, cows,
farm implements, etc.
March: 21. John Zaner will sell farming
Implements and live stock on bis premises
In Fishlngcreek township. About twenty
head of horses will be sold.
M Alton 22. Geo. E. Elwcll, admlnistra-
tor of James Commons, win sen real cs
tate in Bloomsburg at 10 a. m.
Mauoh 22. O. A. Jacoby will sell valu'
able household furniture at 9 o'clock a. m.
Mtnon 28. U. O. Cooncr will sell valu
able personal property at his residence on
Btu street at iu o'CiocK p. ra.
Marou 28.-I. K. Dlldlne will sell valuable
ncrsonal ttronertv. horses, cows, farm lm-
plemenls, &o., at his farm in Orange twp
at iu o'ciock a- m.
Fon Balk. Thirtv acres of timber land In
Pino township, two acres cleared, property
ol Mrs. Mary A. Joyai. inquire oi ueu,
E. Elwell, Bloomsburg, tor terms. u
Fort Balk. Fifty-seven acres of land In
Suearloaf township, being part of tbe
Wnlcott Harvev farm. Good farm land.
and. a valuable timber tract. Inquire of
Geo. E. Elwell, Bloomsburg. tf
Fob Hale. A valuable vacant lot on
Market Street, three rood store propel tics
twelve dwellings, six farms, two grist mills,
one saw mill, also a good farm of 867 acres
In Virginia, oy M. r. luiz, insurance ana
Heal Estate Agt., uioomsuurg. ra
For Sals. A valuable farm in Madison
Tnwnstiln containing 115 acres, tine build
IngB. Will be sold on easy payments. If
not sold at private sale by Jul, 1st, will be
sold at public sale. For terms inquire of
J. 8. Williams, moDmsuurg. u,
Fob Balk. A desirable and commodious
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, gas ana steam. Apply to
janSOtf. L. N. Motxb.
Wanted. Not less than two teams to
stock a saw.mlll with at least one million
feet of lumber. Apply to J. F. Rink at
bis homo at Llghtsticct or at the mill.
Mar. 8-3w
Wanted. A housekeeper, from 85 to 60
yeatsofage. llcply at once to
Peteb Bonet,
Mar 15-21 Lime Ridge, Pa.
Fob Sale A pair of fine grey ponies,
well broken, to drive single or doable.
J. M. Hess,
Bloomsburg
Mar-15-4w Pa,
Peraounl.
F. M. Leader will move into N. 8. Pur.
sel's house on Market street, next month
Samuel Obi of Hemlock township died
suddenly on Tuesday morning.
Miss Mildred Knorr expects to return to
Vassar College, and complete her course,
this being her senior year.
Dr. J. Schuyler, who has been sick for
tbe past tbreo weeks, was able to como up
own on Tuesday.
Mrs. M. A. Smith Is In New York, where
she will remain several weeks. She was
compelled to undergo a surgical operation
a second time, and Is improving.
Edward K, Smith received bis diploma
as Doctor of Medicine at Bellevuo Medical
College, New York, on Monday. He has
not yet decided wbero he will hang out bis
shingle.
It Is rumored that Barnum's Circus will
visit Bloomsburg May 12,
You cannot fall to be suited In wall paper
at J. II, Mercer'r. Call atd examine stock,
Salt fish (equal to mackerel), 4c. a pound
at Jicoby's.
Don't fall to see "Hearts of Oak" at tbo
Opera House this (Thnrsday) evening.
E. R. Drinker will move from Irondale
to the property of N. W. Barton, West and
First streets, soon.
Rev, Samuel Blair Is couductlng a series
of revival meetings at tbo M. E. church
this week.
There will be lectures delivered by the
Rev, Isaiah Edwards and others, on tern,
perance. In the M. E. Church at Albury,
pn Saturday evening March lOtb, At 7P0
p, ra. All are cordially invited.
N, "iV. Barton win tnovo to the Miller
property, corner ot East and Fifth streets,
on tbo first of April.
Flno Cabinets In vignette or scroll,
tt M'Ktlllp Dros.
Tho DroDertv of ttio estate of Deborah
Harrison on East street was sold at public
sale on Tuesday to h. Grots, for $3400.
Tbe pcoullir purifying and building up
powers of Hood's SarsaparllU make it tbe
very best mcdlclno to tako at this season.
John K.l'cnsyl has purchased tho lot on
corner of Main and West streets of I. V.
MuKelvy, and will erect a store building,
W. II. llrooltc & Co , liavo a complete
nd wcll-sclcctcd stock of window fixtures
and curtains, plain or dado, shades mount
ed on spring stop or spring lalunce fixtures.
Wood's Business College, of Scrnnton,
no k the largest and most Influential Com
mercial school In Pennsylvania, olleis
special rates to teachers during March and
April.
We rccclycd a letter a few days ago from
Thos. J, Case containing an order for a
year's subsclrptlon to the CoLuunuN, to be
sent to Lnrlug, Alaska, wheto ho Is now re
siding, lie was lormcrly a resident o'
Espy. .
When you move Into the new house, you
will And your old window curtains too
short, or too narrow for tho new windows.
Remember we make curtains to order, cut
them to any length, or trim them any
width. W. II. Brooke & Co., Exchange
Hotel Iluildlng.
The Gypsy Festival," a children's can-
tata, together with tableaux, singing, In
strumental music, etc, was tho program
for an Interesting entertainment which
was given in Winona Hall last Saturday
evening tor the benefit ot the Methodist
church. It was largely attended and a
nice sum was realized.
The btato Normal School of this district,
at Bloomsburg will begin the spring term
on Monday April 1st, 18d9. Tho attend,
anco now 's the lamest In any winter term.
Improvements keep pace with tbe growing
numbers. Military training and a well
supplied reading-room are among the re
cent advantages. Mar. 8-2U
At n mentimr of tbe Hoard of Trustees of
the Normal School held at the residence of
William Neal on Monday evening, A. Z.
Schoch was elected to fill thu vacancy
caused by the death of Judge Iltiprrt, and
E. C. Wells was recommended to tbe Sup
erintendent of Public Instruction for no.
pointment as a trustee on tbe part of the
state to fltl vacancy caused by the death ot
Col. S. Knorr.
Miss Lee Lamar, in Bartlcy Campbell's
play, "Fate," was greeted by a gnod-slicd
audience at the Opera House last Friday
evening. The company was a capable one,
and presented in excellent form, this inter
esting play, in which tbo comedy clement
Is equally mingled with the pathetic. The
company opened in Philadelphia Monday
vening.
The Opus Club is growing in strength
nd increasing in iutercst. Its object Is
for musical culture, and all persons wbo
arc Interested In music, either vocal or in
strumental, are luvlted to join. Meetings
arc held weekly on Tuesdays at the resi
dences of the members at 8 o'clock In the
evening. This week tbo meeting was at
Miss Annie Miller's, and lt was a "Men'
delssohn Night. A pleasing programme
was presented.
List ot letters remaining In the Post Of,
flee at Bloomsburg for week erding Mar,
12, 1889.
Mrs. Clarrle Abbott, I. B. Alexander, Mr.
Kitchen, Mr. Samuel W. Mitchell. Sirs.
Keouecca Miller, A. . Mcuiaucii.
CARDS
Mr. Emanuel Case.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say "advertised."
Georok A. Clare, P. M.
The 2Voy Standard says of "Hearts of
Oak"i The sccue of tho play is laid off
tho New England coast and tbo first tab
leau wherein the wreck und tbe signal
bombs bursting in air arc vividly depleted,
is grand. In lbo grUt-mlll scene, Intro
duclng a mill wheel in motion, with Hb
whirring Brmnd, nature and art are artlsti-
cally combined. It would be proQtablo If
ministers given to sweeping denunciation
would witness this play.
Bloomsburg Opera House, Thursday
evening, March 14tb.
Correspondents and all persons who
have occasion to write for newspapers
should avoid abbreviations. I)i not write
Tucs. for Tuesday, ch. for church, pres.
for president, etc The habit of omitting
the words, the, and, Is, and other connect
ing words, Is also annoying to the editor.
When a communication is received that
abounds with abbreviations and omls.
slons, tho editor mu;t thoroughly revise
the same, spell out the abbreviations and
add the omissions. Tho compositors In
all well regulated newspapers olllces are
instructed to "follow copy," and they do
lt. Wo only wish that newspaper writers
were as parllcuhr to follow Instructions, as
tbe compositor Is to "follow copy." Ex.
Tbe Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Bloomsburg, at their regular
meeting, Tuesday March 5, 1889, adopter
thu following resolution :
WnsitEAs. two of our sisters, Mrs. Ata
Miller and Miss Eva Rupert, active mem
bers of the Bloomsburg W. C. T. U., mourn
tbo recent death of their beloved father,
the Hon. Leonard B. R'ipcrt ;
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with
them In their great bereavement and pray
that they may be consoled by tbe Uupremo
Comforter, our Father in Heaven, who has
said, "Let tho fatherless children trust In
me."
M. C. Walkeb,! r
EmuaEteb. ';Lom'
Tho popularity of "Hearts of Oak" has
stood tbe test of eight seasons, and, as the
same intrlnsio merits and scenic effects
which made It famous are still associated
with the performance, It will doubtless
continue to prove a great attraction,
While the story of theldrama la sentlmen
tal and unnatural, tbe Interest of the spec
tators never varies. The broad humor
which lightens up the somber scenes cen
ters around tbe baby and ber graudpap,
Tho first-named rolt was appropriately Mil
ed by a brown-balred little maiden a year
or so old' When the baby pulled off
grandpa's specs, yanked bis hair and suck
ed u stick of candy the audience became
enthuslastlo and laughed hysterically. Tb
scenlo effects were excellent. Baltimore
Herald.
Opera House, Bloomsburg, Thursday
evening, March 14tb.
To-NIif U( and To-SIorrow Night
And each day and night during this week
you can get at all druggists' Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs, acknow,
ledged to be thu inosj successful remedy
ever sold for tho cure ot uougu, utoup
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Astbma
and consumption. Get a bottle Tb-Doyand
keep It always In the house, so ypii cap
check your cold at opce. Price 6Uc and
1.00. Sample pottles free.
Tbo Lock Haven Ermine JSxvrent Issued
on Match 1 a handsome twelvo page pnpor
commemorative of Its 7th anniversary.
Before buying your wall paper, call ht J.
U. Mercer's and cxamlno his large stock.
"Tho Road to Hcavun," Is an elegant
book Issued by the Globe Bible Publishing
Company of Philadelphia, and sold only by
subscription. Miss Dora Marr Is thu an
thorUcd agent tor this section and Is now
anvasslng for it. Wo recommend our
readers to cxamlno this work.
A. B. Hartman of Buck Horn went to
Sunbury on Wednesday afternoon to at
tend tbo funeral of bis brother, James
Hartman on Thursday morning, who died
on Tuesday. Jamrs Hartman was ono ot
fifteen children, eight of whom are living.
Ho formerly lived In this county, but for
forty years past be has resided at Millers-
burg and Sunbury. Ho learcs a wife and
vo children, and his age was 70 years.
At a meeting of Ent Post No. 250,0. A. R.
held Friday evening, 8th Inst., tho follow,
lng resolutions were unanimously adopted :
Whereas, It bas pleased an all wise
Providence to permit the removal by death
of our comrade Col. Samuel Knorr, who
was a charter member of this Post, there
fore be tt
Hemlred, That wo deem It titling and
highly appropriate- to express our esteem
for his noble character and patristic devo
tion to his country, In whose causo ho gave
the best service ot bis early manhood.
Jlttolved, That we express our heartfelt
sympathy to tbo bereaved widow and
children, commend them to tho tender
mercy of our kind Heavenly Father.
Resolved, That our charter be draped and
tbe customary badges of mourning bo dis
played In Post room.
Resolved, 1'hut a copy of these resolutions
bo presented to tho family of tbo deceased,
and the samo to bo Inserted In our county
papers.
iSAIAlrZUOLDXB,
4
0. B. FORNWALD,
Cora.
R. Stii.es,
Col. James Corcoran, of Wtlllamsport,
Wilson Kistler, of Lock Haven, and W.
U. Llnd, of Clearfield county arc about to
erect a largo tannery at tho mouth of
Blackberry Run at Jameson City. This
company proposes to erect thrre buildings;
one 700 feet In length, with a wing extend
ing 400 feet, another 00 by 120 feet, for tho
purposp of storing bides and leather; also
leech house 40 by 00 feet. There will be
in the buildings 8 boilers and 8 engines.
When completed and slocked with leather
and hides tbo building will cost $300,000
and tho tannery will bavo a capacity of
15,000 cords of bark per year. For tbo on.
tire work they will occupy 80 acres of
ground.
The hauling and peeling bark, lu con
nection with the tannery, will take about
500 laborers. As It is not the intention of
the company to erect any dwelling houses,
and the accomodation of these laborers and
their families will require a large number
of tenant houses, the building ot tbcsu
houses will be a good speculation for capi
talists. A party of sixteen gentlemen sat down
to an excellent supper nt the Exchange
Hotel kit Friday night. The menu cm-
braced terrapin, lettuce, oysters, potatoes,
salads, fresh shad, cracker?, cheese, fruit,
ice cream, cake, coflec, and cigars. There
were present tho Mayor of tho city, the
President of a bank, the President of a
warming corporation, the secretary of a
railroad company, the greatest Inventor ot
the ago, two editors, two rallroid contract
ors, a sun printer, a magistrate, a prose
cuting ofQccr, treasurer of a railroad com
pany, a bank cashier, an Insurer of lives,
and last but not least the proprietor of the
house, who is president of several corpora.
Hons and a director of a railroad company.
Nobody seemed to know whose party it
was, nor what the occasion for It was, but
tt was a delicious supper and everybody
enjoyed It. Mr. Tubbs was specially com-
pllmented on the snapper soup. Every
man had a written speech In his pocket
which ho was anxious to read, but failed
to do so on account of tho uproar occasion
ed by all trying to talk at one time. In
this respect it was a vei liable "Clover
Club." One man more courageous than
the rest, on falling to read his speech pre
sented lt to the host. It wnB in "blank"
verses, on a roll of paper six yards long.
Another momber borrowed tho roll und
ead therefrom with great effect a few
verse of Italian poetry. There was mu.
sic by the orchestra, singing by tho glto
club, and at 11.30 tbe party adjourned alt
er electing Mr. Tubbs President, and
agreeing to meet again upon bis call.
All the elements which nature requires,
to make tbe hair beautiful and abundant,
are supplied in Ayer'a Hair Vigor. This
preparation keeps the scalp free from
dandruff, prevents the huir from becoming
dry and harsh, and makes lt flexible and
glossy.
Kvnnirellcnl Convention.
Below we give the appointments made
for this distiiet by the Evangcllo.il Confer
ence held at Williatnsport .M ircli 7h to tho
12: h. Llghtstreet anil Afton have been
placed with the Columbia Circuit, making
Bloomsburg and Epy one mission, with
the pastor residing at Bloomsburg.
LEWlbllUIiU DISTRICT,
il. J. Carotbers, Presiding Elder; Buf-
fttlo J. F. Bhultz- Lewisburg H. A. Hoi.
Turbot.
lenbacb; Milton A, H Irvine:
vllle-G L. Maicr; Danville H. A. Slokc;
Bloomsburg A. W. Swtnglc; Columbia
0. W. Finkblodcrand J. F. Dunlup; Her.
wick E. Crumbling; Ncscopeck II. W.
Gros! Luzerne J. VV. Messenger; Wyom
lng C. J. Dick; Tiinkhannnck M. F.
Fosselman; West ClllTcrd C. D. Moore;
Dushore 0. L. Bones; Muncy (Valley
S, 8. Mummy; Htlgliesvllle M. 1. Jam!,
son; Waller S. I. ShortUs; Zlou's Grove
W. H. Hartman; West llrooklyn-G. L.
Burson.
A. L. Reeser, W. P. Thomas and Geo.
Hunter, members of Lewisburg Quarterly
Conference.
Keuulon ol tlie aoytli Jl-t;luieiit.
Extensive preparations are being made
at Carlisle for the reunion ot the 209th Re
giment, P. V on Monday, March 25. It Is
expected that over 400 of the survivors ot
tbe brave boys who faced death 011 many a
bloody field will bo there, Gen, Hartraoft
who commanded the division, will bn pre,
sent. A grand parade will take place, par.
tlclpatcd In by the G. A. R. Posts, Nation
al Guards and tho 209tb, Camp fires will
be held, aud a big time Is looked forward
to by tho veterans.
Col. T. 11. Kauffmtn, wbo commanded
tbe 300th, now of Bellmonde, Iowa, will
be present.
Arrangements have beci made for all
members of Co, E. who desire to attend
tho reunion to meet at Bloomsburg on tho
morning of the SStb, and take tho 8:32
train on tho D. L. & W. R. R. Special ex
cursion rates have been secured, also ro
duco'l rates at hotels at Carlisle.
That tired, debilitated fec'lug, so pccif
liar to Spring, Indicates depraved blood,
Now 1 the time to prove (be beneficial ef
fects of Ayit's Saitaparllln. It cleanses
(he sysli pi, restores physical cucrgy, an
Infuses new lfo and vigor nto every (Ibro
u .he bo;ly.
x.nnbnch'u.
Bills or publlo saliB can bo seen In ovcry
storo and hotel.
Amos Glberlson burled bis little thrco
year old girl on the 8th tost. Tho bereav
ed bavo tbo sympathy of tho community
with tbem.
Johnnto Fritz ot Coles Creek drovo to
town yrsterday. lie has n spirited young
colt and is trying to break It. Beware
Johnnie or tbo colt may break you, Instead.
Hcrvcy Long has concluded to go to
school this winter.
A. Laubarh, merchant, has n peculiar
clock In liU storo. It is a clock with an
oval face, supported by n stand, which
raises It to lliu height of one foot. The
pendulum is composed of n llttlo boy on a
swing, which has a spiral spring attached,
aud by the motion of the boy jumping up
and down, it will run twenty-lour hours at
one winding.
Invalid readers will Und that one dollar
expended for Dr. Parker's great medical
work, tho "Science of Life," will bo of
mora valuo to them than ten thousand do),
lars expended for proprietary medicines,
electric appliances, Ac Tho book contains
over one hundred and twcnty.tlve Invalu
able prescriptions for all diseases that
human tlceh Is heir to. Seo advertisement.
Mifflluvillc niHtltute.
The Institute held hero on March Und
commenced at 9:80 o'clock with dovotlonal
exercises conducted by Prof. Noctling, and
singing by Institute. A class exercise In
physiology was then given by Mr. W. M.
Kitchen, followed by an essay by Miss
Gertrude Kirkendall, after which was n
recitation by Mr. W. S. Williams and select
reading by Mr. Irvln Snioyor. A class cx
ercisa In primary reading was then given
by Miss Florence Montgomery, followed by
nn essay by Miss Allco Atcn, Greeting Song
by Primary school, and recitation by Mr.
W. M. Kitchen, after which Prof. Noctling
addressed the Institute. Institute then ad
journed to meet at 1:80 oclock.
In tho afternoon Institute opened at timo
nppolnted with singing, followed by n reci
tation by Miss Vlda Brown and essay by
Mr. W. M. Kitchen, after which Prol.Copo
gave a very interesting talk on Statement
Method, showing Its advantages over tho
old mathematical methods. An essay was
then given by Mr. W. S. Williams.
An Intermission of 5 minutes was follow
ed by a few remarks on the study of history
by Supt. Grimes and recitation by Mlts
Maggie Andreas, after which Prof Noctling
spoke on tho duty of parents visiting
schools, and directors vlstllng ind furnish,
lng schools. Mr. D. C. Mcllctiry then
made a few remarks followed by a motion
song given by Primary School, a class ex.
erciso lu History by Mr. W. P. Johnson,
an essay by Mr. O. II. Yelter, and song by
Primary School, after which Institute
closed. Seo.
uttetcHlcd People.
Advertising a patent medicine In the pe
culiar way in which the proprietor of
Kemp's IiAlsam, for Coughs and Colds,
does It is indeed wonderful. Ho authorl
zea all druggists to give those who call for
It a sample bottle Fret, that they may try
It before purchasing. The Large Bottles
are 50o and 100. Wo certainly would od
vise a trial. It miy save you from con
sumption. KttlKhtH ol tliu OolUen Cuttle.
The thirteenth annual session of tbe
Grand Castle, K. 0. E., of Peunsylvnula,
will be held In Hnrrlsburg, commencing
April 2d, ut Shakespeare Halt, 214 Locust
street. The session will probably last
three days. Several Important amend
ments will bu acted upon, Including tbe
change of time of session to tbe first Tues
day in May, and tbe question of regulating
the benefits to bo paid members in accord
ance with tho amount of dues paid. It Is
expected that upwards ot 500 Past Chitfi,
including a Representative from each of
tbe 899 Caitles, will be In attendance.
Tho Representatives Irorn this section of
thu State are:
John W. Farnsworth, Danville, C. B.
Spurr, Centralis, J. W. Kurtz, Berwick,
Jacob Shatter, Bioomaburg.
Beveral Castles are perftcticg program
mes of entertainment for tho visiting Sir
Knights. A selected team trom the Har
risburg Castles will confer tho Degrees
with elaborate paraphernalia on Wednes
day evening, April 8, and there is no doubt
but that thu Representatives and visitors
will be well repaid by witnessing the
work.
On Tuesday afternoon, April 2d, there
will be a grand parade in honor of the ses
sion. It Is expected that at the Icabt 5000
uniformed Sir Knights ot tho Castles and
Military Branch from Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, District of Columbia,
aud Maryland will participate. Tbe par
ade will bo reviewed by tho Governor and
members ot tbeState Legislatuic trom tho
Capitol buildings.
The bcvcu Castles of Dauph'n County
are doing their utmost to make it the larg
est aud linot display In tho history of the
Kulghts of tbo Golden Eagle. Grand
Chief Louis E. StiU uud bis associate
Grand Castle officers nrn materially assist
lng in this coiemcndable object.
Tho committee has elected Sir Knight
Harry Stites, M. D., of Harmony Castle,
No, 53, as Chief Marshal. Ho has appoint
ed as Chief of Stall, Hon. John A. Pritch
0J'' ay"r of Harrlsburg; and thu follow-
lng otr .unguis us Ainu iiou, wins, v,
Cooper, Media; Hon. W. F. Stewart,
Pliiladelphla; Hon. James U. Kenncy,
Mayor ot Reudlng; Hon. Win, B. Smith
ex-mayor of I'lill idelpula; and Captain J,
T. Hire, of Mlddletown.
Carriages will be provided for the offic
ers of the Supremo Castle and nil Grand
Castles.
Tho committee contemplates ottering
handsome prizes to Castles and Command
ertes for thu best drilled and largest nuin
bcr ot Sir Knights lu line.
A IlruKKtHI Haj-H.
Marvin C. Brown, Druggist, Meredith
Vlllago, N. II., says; I bavo sold your
Sulphur Bitters for years, and, contra: y to
most medicines, I never sold a bottlu to
auy one wbo said it did not help them,
They cured ino of thoso terrible sick head
aches when every other remedy failed.
Mar.15.3t.
Council IrocectlliiKH,
Regular meeting of Council. It. S. Win
tcrstcen appeared In behalf of the owners
of tho Hoyt farm, and objects to tho open
lng of the proposed street from Filth street
to tbe Espy road, On motion It was order
ed that tbe town surveyor make survey of
tbo said street.
Mr. Cadow, one of the commltto on Firo
Department, reports that ho made Inquiry
Into tho condition rf the leather hose, now
In use by tho (Ire companies; found lhat
the Rescue 11 & L. Co. had four buudred
feet of leather hose which was practically
worthless, and tbe Friendship Fire Company
bas same quantity only a little belter than
II. & L. Co,
N. y, Funk Esq., appears and cnmplulus
of wacr being lately dammed up over 111
Espy road near be residence of Jonathan
Troup, and mat 110 nan round It so
frequently before, after heavy rains 1 he
suggests that the cujycrts b,e examined at
that place, which carry tho Tvatcr to the
south side of tbo Penna Canal.
On motion It was ordered that Mrs 3. A.
Pctrtkln bo notlfli d to repair her pavement
on Third street, In front ot tbo skating rink
or put down a new one, as may be neces
sary, within thirty days from notice and In
default tho commissioner ot highways shall
repair or put in new as the case may be,
and tbo cost thereof with 20 per cent, add
cd shall be collected from the owner of the
property. On motion several uocounts
were ordetcd to bu cancelled, being barred
by tho statute of limitations and uncojloct
able. Total $49.09.
The following resolution was offered and
Its adoption moved t Whereas, application
has been made requesting permission to
tbo Bloomsburg Belt Railroad Co. to lay
and use Its railroad upon Seventh stiect ;
And whereas, it Is proper before action Is
taken In reference to such request, that tbo
grade of Seventh street should be tlxed
from Market street to East street; There,
fore, Resolved, that notlco bo given parties
Interested as property owners on Seventh
street from Market street to East street,
that they will bo heard in relation to tho
request tor priyilcgo to lay and use tbe
railroad track of tho Bloomsburg Belt Rati,
road Company upon Seventh street from
tho west side of Market street to tbo vast
side of East street, at Iho corner of tho
property of Harman & Hasscrt at the Inter
section of East street and Berwick road,
and also In refetenco to thu thing of n
grade upon Seventh street from Market
street to Et9t street, at n meeting of tho
Town Council to be held at tho usual placo
of meeting, to-wit ; thu council room In tho
Columbian Building, on Thursday tho 14th
day of March 1889, at eight o'clock In tho
evening, nt which time and place all parlies
Intonated may appear and be beaid if they
desire." Agreed to unanimously.
M. C. Woodward, collector for 1880 asks
for additional exonerations, after examin
ing tho list. On motion n number wero
allowed.
On motion bills and accounts amounting
to $534 01 wero read and approved and
secretary directed to Issue ordeis on trcas.
urcr for same.
On motion council adjourned to meet
Thursday evening, March 14th.
FOR HHEUMATISU In any form take
Brown's Snllcyllnc. Price 50 cents, two
bottles sent free for $1. Brown Sallcyllno
Co., Elmlrii, N. Y. It cures nino out of
ten. Mar. l-4t.
Life size crayons
$10.
tf
in gold frames only
M'Ktlllp Bros.
J- II. Mercer carries tbe. finest
wall paper in Columbia County.
stock of
Consumption Murely cured
To the EniTon P!ca9e Inform your read
crs that I have n positive remedy for the
above named disease. By Its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per
manently cured. I shall be glad to send
wo bottles of my remedy free to any of
your readers who have consumption If they
will send me their express and post tittle
address. Respectfully, T. A. SLOCUM
M. C..181 Penrl St., New York, sept-21-ly
WANAMAKER S.
Philadelphia. Monday, March 11, 1st,').
Here's a Cashmere that we
never had the like of before un
der $i. The price is 75c. Lift
a fold every ounce of the
weight comes from good, fine
wool honestly put together.
Try the yard stick; 46 inches,
Dliimp. lest the dye; every
shade chows as evenly as sun
shine on a quiet pool. Sixty'
seven of the nezvest tints.
ht iellow lor the lamous
65c Cashmere at 50c.
Gloriosa; shimmering, irrides
cent, delicate Ulonosa shares
the counter with Printed Challis
and Mohairs like a bit of the
ity amid pastures and hayfields.
48 inches wide, $1.50. Such a
jump into your liking as Glorio
sa took! ravonte shades went
in a twinkling. We've mended
the assortment.
Sixty-four styles and color
ings of 75c Side Band stuffs.
1 he Spring shades, ol course
Maybe a dozen varieties of bor
der. Jr word must do. 42
inches wide.
Let two of the newest plain
stuffs stand for perhaps a thous
and:
1 Fifty-inch, fine, All-wool
French Surah Cloth at$i.
Weave like surah silk.
Wonderfully fine and firm.
12 shades. A stuff that
you've only begun to hear
of.
2 A grand, 48 inch Foule
at 75c. 14 colorings.
The Irishman now, with his
Linen Lawns, is in tlie wild
chase of color in dress goods
stuffs. The Italian with his de-
icately shaded silk Roman
Sashes, and the Frenchman
with his wonderful colors in
wool, that are chased hard by
the Scot and his Ginghams, who
in turn is pressed at all points
by the Yankee, and now here
comes the Irishman and shouts,
away with your wool, your silk,
your cotton, it s linn s own llax
that beats you all in cloth and
color, lint you ll take your
choice amid all the dm.
1 26 styles of Irish Lawns are
here, some printed, others wov
en, 22 to 30 cents, and lour
grades plain, 22 to 40 cents
dazzling, perfect white, sheer.
If there had not been "A
Princess of Thule" there would
not have been a Sheila Curtain
11 tl Hill !
When vvuiiam Ulack named
his heroine he put a trade-wore!
into the mouth of the civilized
world,
A Btufl worthy tho "Princess."
Smoother, silkier, more, lustr
ous t,h,an Chenille. Graceful in
substance and delicate in tirtts.
Whoever saw an ugly Sheila?
Pie new ones are ready. In
a,l the fresh shades to mah,
wanamaker's.
the latest carpet and wall decor
ation :
Nile
old bluo
raataoginr
Cleopatra
ollre
cream
tile
IsibclU
ardoise.
cauel
$io, $12, and 13.50 the pair.
In January we saw Vienna
Chenille Curtains touch their
lowest till then. Now another
trade-billow has tumbled in up
on us a lot that beats the be-lorc-best.
Styles that were
$10, $1 5, and $1 5 are $Sa pair.
Upholstery has that sort of
bargains in twenty things.
March Hook News js ready ;
portrait of Frank R. Stockton,
and Emma Lazarus. 52 pages,
5c, 50c a year. You won't
guess it's value from the price.
Whoever reads Hook News
knows what books, are worth.
The bookseller wastes his time
if he haggles with a Book News
reader.
Hook News not only beeps
you informed about books as
they come from the press, but
helps you to get them when
ever you are, almost the same
as if you were in the most lib
eral bookstore in the land.
John Wanamaker.
LOCAL NOTICES.
BLOOMSBURG.
Fine Cabinet portraits only
st inr T.ifo Bi7 Crnvnns onlv
3-uoz. Liiie size crayons ouiy
enlarging
Instant
process
used
tt.
HlooclccI Fowls,
Pit Games, Grist Sbawlnecks, Heath
woods, Ulack B. Reds, that will stay to win.
Eggs, 13 for SI. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
William Dennis,
If. Bloomsburg, Pa.
(Mention this paper.)
It you bavo not bad a samnlc of Hurt-
mans' Baking Powder please call and get
one, manulactureu only by
I. W. llurtman & Sons,
Bloomsburg Pa
Spinach, kale, lettuce, new onions nnd
etc., on Saturday at the
GREAT EASTERN.
DRESS CLOTHS. Elegant 40 in. dress
cloths at only 25o yd. 8 yds. will make a
nice dress only 42 for tbe pattern. Then
we have a superb lino of hpndsoino striped
ujd plain cloths in all the newest colorings
at 50c yd. A decided baigain in sponged
and shrunk cloths, nice weight and fin
ish in new colorings nt 80c yd, good value
at $1 yd. CLARK & SON.
2 gross G. E. T. Cn. baking powder just
ruceivcii. uiltial EAausuiN.
SATIN ES & CHALLIS. This stock is
HI led with all the newest patterns and col.
tilings In Hue saline, by looking at them
you would pronounce tbem French satlnes.
but tlieynro not, they aroAmcrlcan butwill
make up as imnusonic and wear as good
und only co9t ubout half as much. Glial!
les beautiful patterns and these- we will let
you have at the low pilce of 14 yds. for $1.
Think, a handsome Challl Dress for only
fl.W. ULiAltH. b sun.
Handsome 10
sets $3.(jj.
piece dcsnratecl chamber
GREAT EASTERN
Ladles Jersey libbed vests, 35c vests
25c, 40c vests 29c, 50c vests 371c. Cue vests
50c ut Clark & Sou's with completo lines of
mines- mifses unu cnlKirens' Hosiery. Try
our fast black dyes. A special stout black
nose for boys, all sizes, 25c per pair.
Chocolate 40c lb.
GREAT EASTERN.
Wo now show tbe most complete lines
of Spring Jackets we have ever tdiown, a
good all wool black Jacket for $3 00. Also
better grades. Call und see. ( lull; & Son. I
I. AV. HARTMAN & SONS.
Ulir bateetlS WC SUCH GUI'S
, ,. 1
with ee) are now open, 98 styles,
12ic, loc, 25c, 37k-. and 44c.
Afnnn -.(' lm 1 1 .1 , W,, n f nr.n 5.,
. V "
Single patterns Ot 12 yds. Ilie
rable .Linens are moved away
frOlll the front to give room for
Sateens, yet the low prices will
. : i ,.i l 2.1 r i
prevail a, short time. $1.00 for
80c, 80c. for G8c 50c. for 44c.
Napkins are cheat) with us. Our
large Towels 25c. up to $2.50,
are all linen. We have Amen
1 t n 1 1 1
noil fliwl lllCMO I :,m,cjI n inun lt,
vmi unit .ituQoiii iion i.ui;iijj uj
the yard, cheaper by tho piece.
lave yotl Seen the new rrilltcd
l'lorentine bilks, they are the
landsomest in the land. They
bring their butter and eggs by
the hundreds; we have on hand
butter by the hundred lbs. and
eggs by the bushel nearly all tho
time now. Dishes and Glass
ware are ready for 1st of April
ales.
1. W. Hartman & Sons
P
S. Cannot go amiss if you
want a bolt of good muslin: we
navo piles ot it.
1. W. 11. & S.
W. B. BROOKE & 10.
Tim season is at hand when
Icaehers are thinking about
Howard of Merit cards. We have
them, also a "Silent Teacher,"
which is in many respects super
ior to those of llesh and blood.
Ask to see them.
If there IS anythlll!r VOU Want
il. n.J- ; r
111 tllO JSOOK Or bllltlOIiery line
we no not nave, wo will trot it
o i - "
mr you. ivny paper or maga
zino at. tho publisher's price.
'i inwou uu mu iiisiiuiuiis
about
I thOir Writing paper, OUr
ri. r i ' i
Stationery Department con-
Fino
lllins UISUI1CL attractions 111
papeteries and correspondence
Cards, SUCh makes as MardlS
AVnrd -T 7 fV,.i n.wl T...a
' ---- -
their names I'll ll ran tOG the
muilltv
. .
WO keen COnstantlV 011 hand
a largo assortment ot blank
V . v... .
books, miscellaneous hooka etc.
.' ii .
"Wall Paper and Windovf Shores
at the Jpyest prices consistent
with cood roods.
Legal lilnnk Forms, U 6cuts
ot Leases, oitfracls, Deeda, etc
Yi . JiROOKE & CO,
Rice 4 lbs, S-'u.
GREAT EASTERN.
Try our 75o kid gloves, also uew
of veillnes at popular low prices.
styles
Clark & Son,
Win. Penn corn 3 for 25c.
UREAT EABTERN.
Try tbo Royal Worcester corset.
Clsrk ifc Son.
A humltnme line rf gold band and mor
rose ware Just received.
GKEAT EASTERN.
The finest line of cakes in town.
GREAT EASTERN.
A rare opportunity Is presented for some
enterprising townsman to represent n
Nursery firm that warrants slock to be de
livered In prime condition, so that n large,
honorable nnd permanent trade can bo built
up. Very liberal terms to the right man.
Address, James E. Wiutnrv,
Jan 2j-'Jni. Rochester, N, Y.
Etigrnvcd business cards cm h obtained
at llic Col.uxniAN ulllce. Indies having
plates can have cards printed. It
BUSINESS NOTICES
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
When Bby waa sick, wo fire her Cutorla.
When hs wm a Child, she cried for CutcrtA,
When the became fliu, she clunj to OutorU,
When the had Children, she rare them CutorU.
IMlCHl IMlL-Ml ItclllllK I'llCH.
Symptoms Moisture : Intense ltcblnc nnd
stinging; most at night; worse by scratch
ing, ii aiioweti to continue tumors rorm,
which often bleed and ulcerate, becoming
very sore. Bwnyne's Ointment stops the
Itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and
in most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists, or by mall, for 50 cents. Dr.
Bwayno & Bon, Philadelphia. may-4.1y.
Kcscmn, Itcliy, Hculy, Hltln
TorturcH.
The slmnlo annllcatlon ot "Swuvm-'a
uiuunuui, wiinoui nny lntcrnni medicine
wl" curo any ca9e of Tetter, Salt Hbtuui
,,, ,, Ild)( pmpIc(i
Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions,
no matter how obstinate or long standing.
It Is potent, effective, nnd costs but a trifle
Jiay-4-ss-iy
Dr. Thcel, the great Specialist, for ner-
vous debility, blood poisons, kidney and
special diseases, has yet to tlnd an equal in
curing such diseases Ho has ntnplete
mastery of the allopntblc, homeopathic and
electric systems of medicines which gives
J 1 1 tn mo Knowledge ami ability to curo dis
eases pronounced lucurable by lending
physician?. If suffering wo would advise
you to consult him personally or by letter
at 038 North Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
OP VALUABLE
Uunl Estate !
By virtue or a writ or Lev. Fa. Issued out or the
Orphans' Court ot Columbia county and to
me directed, will be exposed to public salo at the
eJourt House In the town or Bloomsburg ou
SATURDAY, MAHCII 10, 18811,
at 2 o'clock p. m nil that certain tract of land
sltuato In Miniln township, Columbia county. Pa.,
bounded and described as fallows, to wit : On tho
south by lanas ot Michael Iletler, and Buck,
on the west by land ot Michael Iletler, on tho
north by lands ot Emanuel Kirkendall John Kirk,
endall and Francis Hartzel, and on tho east by
land or Nathan Kirkendall, containing about
100 ACRES,
moie or less, whereon are erected a two story
Frame Dwelling House.
a bank barn and other outbuildings.
mcuco, taken Into execution and to be sold aa
the property ot Nathan Kirkendall.
'1 BUMS OF PaLE. Ten per cent, of ono-fourth
at tuo striking down ot the property, tho one-
rourth leba the ten per cent, at the confirmation ot
sale, and tho remaining three-fourths In one year
inercarter, with Interest trom confirmation nisi.
LirrLKs. Attys. JOHN B. CASEY.
t'ebSJ sheriff.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Instate!
Tllft llnrTArutrvnArl n.lml -n t .s i
an, late or Benton townehlD deceased, wliicx.
-...ww.tMouvu uuiuiuiSllUlUl Ul Villi ICW I1ULI-
10 PUD1IC8ale " raises on
I'UESDAY, MAliUII 19 1889.
at t o'clock p. m., tho lollowlnc real estate, situ.
ate in Bfntou township, bounded and described as
rollows, tcwlt: adjoining lands of George Gibbons
ti,vi7
Ueuben (Ilbtmns, wltu a private road lea.line-frnm
m7" w nw, long, sua met eootain-
I . .
JO AUKES
and ',50 perches, btrtct measure.whereon are crect-
ed a story and a hair houso
good barn, hog pen
and shed.
TEltMS OK SALE. Ten per cent, or one-rourth
at tno striking down ot the property, the one
I """ ' if" per cent, at tno connrmatlon
I A, t , . .
ui oc, auu uiu remaining tnree tourths In one
r,wuu ,nicrcst ,ro,a comirmation
At the same time and nlacowm be sold the fol
lowing peisonal property or said deceased:
niiriug-uonra wagon, 1 s'ei;'n, 1 pprlr-g waeon. 1
siove, copper keltic, bud und beddlug, tanning
mm, irucK wagon, pltch.foiks, plow, cutting box
aeeu corn, barrels bags, and numerous other
articles
I. K. KIIICKI1AI!M.
FebM Administrntr.T
A UDITOIl'S NOTICE.
Kstat of Thomas i W. (Iei,i, d.
The undersigned, ann auditor unpointed by the
Orphans' court nr f'ninmhi-i in7v ,n.i,r,-ii
the funds In tbe hands ot Jos. w. Uvea admlnlatin-
tor. W 111 k t at llm nnlen r.1 i?i ii.i. X "!..
wtTaKkW
&'SeeDMmin
. .......,.UOa,lll.1lu
i inn
. CL hVANS.
Mar 8
Auditor,
UDITOIfS NOTICE.
iisinre of Geo, zelgler, tlnvasett.
ThO Undersigned, fin nnrtltnr fl,mAlntl l.v n.u
Orphans' court ol Columbia county to distribute
the lunds lu the hands of administrator will sit at
the omce oi m. Chrlsman, on hatuiday April Olh,
188. at 10 O'clock a. m . uhen nn.l uliom !,M .,,'
sons haying claims against said estate must an.
pear and prove tho tame, or bo debarred Iram
coming in on said lund.
.,,. A. C, FltEAt),
i'arlS Annum-.
SHERIFFS SALE
By virtus ol a writ ol Vend. Ex. Issued out or the
rtott-ominonl'leaaor Columbia county, and
" uie directed, will twosposed to publlo sa'e at
the court llouso, Bloomsburg Pa., on
satiiudav a putt.
' ' "
1889,
at s o'clock p. m., all that certain piece or parcel
ui iano situate tn ueaver townsh'p, Columbia Co.
lieglnnlngatasioue, thenco by land or William
"a"er norm lwentr" degrees, west twenty.two
perches to line of 8. 11. & W. 1L It. thenc alontr
lm . n. south seveaty.rour degree, TtZ'
""ioue,iuenceoy same south seventy.
Tv1TkvTSZS
lotBouththlttyrfnoa'gre.,6achIourteenand four.
'?n' perches to corner ot other landsot Jonas
urvaocnoer tue grantor, thence by sama nnrin
seventy.Ugbt and a halt degreoa. east sixty
percneB to the place of beginning, oohtalnlng alt
acres ana sixty-eignt perchej strict
whereon are erected, a
I . . ...
Hi it mm i HiJ Was.t.m.
I IJI&LIIIEI U HillU 1111 i UY H.l HI i itvn
seized, taken Into execultoja and tube sold as
the property ot II. t. Cote anij w, u. cole.
JOIINB CASEY.
flKBBtno, AtU. ihorltt.
CUtnato and
OfllSi LocallonliilheSouiu
J, V, AIANtllA, cUieinont Va
MRS. LOUISE GODFREY
who resides on Spring street, Bangor, Vs., hi
abiding faith In the virtues of iirown's Harsaparll
la, and has the best of reasons for It. Twelve
rears njo she had a severe Illness, and trom the
lack of proper treatment a serotinous abscess form
ed, and although ror a number of jears It was not
particularly troublesome, thico years ago It began
to discharge causing her a great deal of annoyance
and nrprchenslon. This contlnuod for two years
when she bog in the uw ot Drown's Barsararllla.
0110 liottle stopped tno discharge and tour com
pleted a cure, and this lswhyshe
Has Fnitli
In Iirown's Hirsiparllla. Again showing what a
deadly roe Brown's Sarsapaillla Is to all forms of
Rcrottila, Mr. F. A. Illsnop, of tho nrm of Kimball
A Bishop, Oolng business at llcrmon, Me, sayat
"I tx'UHti taking Prawn's Harsaparllla ror indiges
tion, when, to my Intense eurprlw, a tumor which
had troubled mo for mo'e than nte years, coming
out on iny slinulder blade so I could not lay back
in my chair ithuut causing mo gi eat pain, began
to grow smaller and smaller until lt has entirely
disappeared My stomach trouble left mo and I
ani a well man owing to the wonderful curative
powers or
BROWN'S
Sarsaparilla.
Not genuine unless made by Ara Warren 4 Co.,
Bangor, Me. mxya d ly
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ettalt of Geo. YT. Bell, dfcenwd.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
orpnanv court or Columbia county to distribute
the runda in tho handa ol tho admlnl trator to and
among the parties entitled lliereio, will alt at hla
omce, o.i March t7 188V, 10 o'clock a. m , when nl
where all persona Invln? claims against said es
tate muit appear and prove tho same, or bo de
barred rrom coining in on s.ild mnd.
JOiiNM CI.A11K,
Feb 4t Audttor.
UDITORS NOTICE.
i ne undersigned auditor appointed by the Court
ol common no u or Colombia county, to make d's
trlbullon or tho money In the hands of the Tru-te
appointed to make Bale ot tho Bryn fclon Church
property, to and among tho parties entitled there
to, will ait at hla onice In illoomstmrg. on Monday,
March 18th 18s9, at 10 o'clock In tne forenoon, to
attend to the duties ol his appointment, when and
where all persons having claims against said fund
must appear and prove ihem, or no forever de
barred from any share of said rund.
J. II. MAI7.E
Mar. l. Auditor.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
tlloortislmtTj.
Notice Is hereby clven that letters of ntimlnls.
tratlon ou the estatoor Junes Coirmons, late of
the town ot Blnomsbunr. coun'r ot coiumma. and
state or Pennsylvania, deceased, have been grant
ed to tico. K. Rlwell of nioomstiurg, Columbia
county, I'll., to whom all persons Indebted to said
I'buuu uru miuemcu w rauKG pamenis, anamoee
having claims or demands will make known tbe
same without delay lo
GEO.
E. KLWBLL,
Administrator.
Feb 15-st
W.H. BROOKE & CO.
Exchange Hotel Building
Are agents for Julius King's
celebrated spectacles. The best
in the world. Hundreds ot pairs
to select from und a fit guaran
teed. During the Holiday's trade
we sold dozens of pairs of these
celebrated goods.and as far heard
rout all are satisfactory. Anv
mrehaser not exactly suited
may leturn these goods and ex
change for others, suited to
their eves.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Instate I
The undersigned administrator ot James com-
mons, late ot Bloomsburg, deceased, will eiposo
to public sale on tho premises on
FRIDAY, Much 22nel, 1889.
at 10 o'clock a. m., tho rollowlng described real
estate :
No. 1. All the right, title and Interest ot said
deceased In tho following described tract ot land
situate In the town ot uloomsburg, on the Bloom
Ferry road, near the river, bounded and descrlbod
as rollows : Beginning at a corner In the nubile.
road leading from Bloom Furmce to the Susque
hanna lttver, thence by land otKH Jones, south-
ys degrees, west 27 and three-tenths perches to a
corner, thenco by land ot John A. Funston, north
89 degrees, west eleven and boven and ono-halt-
tenths perches, thenco by other land ot Freas
Brown north (Six degrees, casta? and three-tenths
perches to a corner la said publlo road, tnence
along said road south ssu degrees, e:iit eleven
and seven and one-halt tenth perches to t lie nljce
ot beginning, containing
2 ACRES
neat measure, more or less.
No. S. A certain piece or parcel ot land sltuato
In tho town of Bloomsburg, bounded and described
follows! Beginning at a corner In
public road leading rrom Bloom Furnace to tho
Susquehanna river, running thenco by land ot F.
Brown south M J degrees, west SI and twenty.two
ono hundredth perches to a corner, thence by land
ot Jacob Dieffenbach south S3 degrees, east S and
nine tenths perches to a corner, thenco by land or
Joseph E. Barkley north degrees, east SI and
and nlneteen one hundredth perches to the publlo
road aforesaid, and thenco In publlj ruad north
S3 degrees, west 5 and nine-tenths perches lo
place of beginning, containing
i ACRE,
whereon le erected a two-story trame dwelling
house and outbuildings. (About one-fourth ot
this tract was conveyed to John Million by James
Commons and wire by deed, dated Sept, 8, 1BT9).
ThltMS OF BALK. Ten per cent or one.
fourth ot tho striking down or tho property,
the one-tourth less tho ten per cent at tho connr
matlon of sale, and tho remaining three-fourth'
lu ono j ear thoieattcr, with Interna Irum confir
mation nisi.
At tho tamo tlmo and place win be sold 1 truck
wagon, 1 boat, l plow, 1 cock stove. Terms made
known on day of aale.
OEO. E. ELWELL,
Feb S3 Administrator.
The Teacher
Who advised lior pupils to strengthen
their minds hy the usa ot Ayer'a Sar.
t-aparllla, nppreriated tho truth that
buddy health Is essential to mental
vigor. Fur pcrsous of delicate and teehla
constitution, whether young or old, this
tuodicine is remarkably beneficial. Its
mro yuu get Ayer'a Sarsaparilla.
' F.vory spring aud fall I take a num.
Imrof liottles ot Ajer's Sarsupurllla.and
am greatly benctltcd." Mis. Juuica 11,
Eastman, Stonchaui, Mass,
"I liavo taken Ajer's Sarsaparilla
Willi great henetlt to iny general health."
MissThiria L. Ciurar, l'ahuyru, Md.
"My daughter, twelvo yeais ot age,
lias BurTcicd tor the past year from
General Debility.
A few weeks since, wo liegau to give
her Ayer'a Sarsaparilla. Her health has
greatly Improved." Mrs, Harriet II.
battles, South Cheluislord, Muss.
"Aliout a year ago I began using A ver'
Sarsaparlllu as ft remedy for ilcMlfty
and neuralgia resulting from inululal
exposure In thu uiiny. I was Iu a very
bailo-iltlt r., but sit bottles of thnar-.
janarllla, with occasional doses of AyerU
fills, have, greatly improved uiy health,
t am nuw nbl to work, and teel that I
.annot say too much for your excellent
remedies." F, A. t'lukliaui, South
doluucus, Me.
"My daughter, sixteen years old, fs
uslrur Ajer's Sarsaparilla with poixl ef.
.." ltev. 8. .1. Oraliam, United
llrethren Church, IJuckUanuou.W.Vtt.
",I suffered from -
Nervous Prostration,
A'ltU I'i'io hack and headache, and have
ievn much benefited by the uso of Ayer'a
Jnrsapnrllln. I mn now 81) ear of ago,
.ml iun satisfied that uiy present health
.nd prolonged llfo are ifue to the usa ot
Oyer's. Sarsuparilla.'' Lucy Moultt,
illliugly, Conn.
Mr. Ann II. Farutworth, a lady TO
'enia old. So. Wlsttck, Vt., writes t
'After soverul weeks' suffering from
jervous prostration, I procured a bottle
it Ayer'a tarsuurllla, ami l.efure I
itol taken halt ut it luy usual heulth.
eturucd."
Ayor's Sarsaparilla,
l liEFAUEU bX
Jr. J, O, Ayer ft Co,, Lowell, Mais,
t'rlct ll m Venl,a. Wnb J UuUy.