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ItLOOMSBUPAZZ
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1889."
CORRECT Ulll.ltOiD Till TaBLK.
I1LOOMSBUUU S.SULUVAN HAIUIO D
Taking effect MONDAY, NOVJJMllKIt 20. is1.
SOUTH. NOHTII.
Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Ly. Ly.
'STATIONS, r. M. r. H. A.u. a.m. p. u, r. m.
Hloomabun.', 1 o.i a on s m a a o )
Main street 0 13 U M 7 68 sm 6 51
Irondale 0 l 12 so V M 8 43 a 42 in
Taper Milt 0 08 Hi 40 7 48 8 59 V! ft! 7 01
LlgMstreet 0 05 U 31 7 45 8 OD S 57 7 03
O'anzoVllle 5 51 12 '20 7 35 10 3 20 7 10
Forks, 5 45 11 00 7 20 9 S3 3 34 7 31
'l'Ubbs 5 42 11 M 7 15 30 3 42 7 30
Stillwater-..-.... 5 37 11 45 7 10 9 37 3 50 7 41
llenton, B 28 11 30 7 00 9 47 I 15 7 52
Kdsons,. 5 21 11 20 0 52 9 61 t 20 7 69
Coles Creek 6 20 11 15 tl 52 PHI 21 n ft)
Suzarloaf, o 15 11 lo 0 44 10 OJ I m s 05
Laubachs, S 11 11 05 0 45 10 01 4 31 8 10
central. 5 0U 10 67 6 38 10 12 4 1) 8 15
EcllO Tark 5 01 10 62 6 11 1.1 4 41 H 19
Jamison city.... 5 oo 10 45 o 39 10 20 4 to 8 25
Lv. Ly. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar
r. M. A. M. A. M. A. u. r. X. 1'. II.
Trains onthol'. H. It. It. lcavo Itupertis
follows :
HOKTlt. 80PT1I.
7.12 a.m. 11:02 a. m.
3:31 p. m. 6:23 p. m.
0
Tralnson the D. L. & W. it. H.loavo Bloomsbure;
as follows:
wortii. Boom.
7:12 a. m. 8:32 a. m.
10:57 a. m. 12:00 p. m.
2:35 p. ra. 4:15 p. m.
c:08 p. m. .8:17 p. m.
Tralnson the N.ftW. B. Kallwaypass Bloom
Ferry as follows 1 ,
NORTH, sotrrn.
10:48 a. m. 7 p. m.
e.ss p. m. 4-30 p. m.
SUNDAY.
koktii. sooth.
10:43 a m 6:39 p m
8AI.F.H.
Atoust 3t, Mr9. K. O. llnpcnbucli, ad
mtnUtrlx of J. J. UaRenlmcli, deceased
will sell 11 spring waROn, slcle;li, pnd a lot
of wheelwright tools, at 8. Knorr's shop in
Bloomsburg, at 1 p. m.
For Sai.k A. desirable and commodious
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, ens and steam. Apply to
jan20tf. Jj. N. Mover.
Fob Balk. A farm about a milo from
Afton, containing GO acres, all under culti
vation, with good bidldinga, with all this
year's crops, farming implements and stock
will be sold at privato Bale. For particu
lars tnmiiro of J. S. Williams, Uloomsburg.
7-20 If.
Fob Sai.k. A lino farm containing
eighty-six ncrcs, situate in Columbia Coun
ty, about 2.10 yards from D. h. & W. H. H.,
and having upon it fine large buildings, a
never falling spring of water, Is offered for
sale upon easy tcrm. Address to
GEO. H. KEIMENSNYDKR,
7-19-tf. Sunbury, North'd. Co., I'a.
Foil Balk A valuable vacant lot on
Market St., seven lots on Eighth Street,
ten dwellings and a good stoio property in
TJloomaburg. Six farms, two grist mills
and two store properties In Col. Co. A
good farm of 307 acres with gold build
ings in Virginia and two farms in Kansas
by M. P. Lutz Insurance and Real Estato
Act, Bloomsburg Pa.
Lost Nbab Cknthal A setter dog,
color, light brown and 5vhite, Ins a whltn
nose, and sma'l cars for a setter, carries
them a little up. Thu finder will bo euitab
ly rewarded by informing or returning to
W. F. IiomNK,
Uloomsburg.
I'a.
Prrnoiinl.
John O. Wenner of Cambra was in town
on Monday.
R. C. Ncal and Arthur A. Clark of liar
risburg, spent last Sunday in town.
Fred Theme of Philadelphia is spending
his vacation In town.
B. F. Zarr, Esq. has gone to the Granger
picnic at Williams' Grove.
Misses Annie and Vidi Miller nnd Lottio
Kubn have returned from tho seashore.
Hev. Wm. E. Fischer and wife of Centre
Hall, were in town Wednesday and Thurs
day, looking for a suitable house to rent.
E. M. Tewsbury and family of Catawlssa
nre attending the Granger picnic at Wil
liams' Giovo this week.
Mahlon Hamlin, of Catawissa, siys tho
XeietJlcm, has applied for a patent on a
uelf.olling car wheel and a car wheel box.
Joseph II. Sands of Howling Green, Ohio,
who camo cast during tho illness of his
brother, James P. Bands, returned homo
on Monday.
Charles W. McKclvy returned from
Eaglesmcro on Saturday. Mr. John Lime
burner of Philadelphia camo down with
him and Is his guest.
Miss Gertrude Lashell, who has been ono
of tho faculty of tho Normal School for
several years, has resigned, and was mar
rlcd last week to William E. Wagner of
Gordon, at tho resldmco of her brother in
Ccntralla.
b. W. Dickson Ean.. and J. F. Kurtz of
Berwick ; M. P. Lutz, Mrs. Lutz and Maud
O. Walker of Bloomsburg , J. tt. Patton of
Millvillci and W. A. Pitts and wlfo of
Orangevlllo attended tho Prohibition con.
vention at Harrisburg on Wednesday.
Oacoby's Oyster Bay will open on Sat
urday.
Tho boss sunllower of Urlarcreek town
ehip measures 47 Inches In circumference.
Thn limn f.ir nfwmunt of town taxes to
tho treasurer has been extended to Sept, 5.
L. I). Case has been oppoluted a store,
keeper and gauger for tho 12th district.
A meeting of tho officers ot tho Agrlcui.
tural Society will bo held 011 Saturday.
B. T, Laycock has been appointed post
master at Wyoming.
Will llio person who borro5vcd, Geo. E.
Klwell's two volumes ot Troubat & Hftly.
plcaso report to llio owner?
John Gunton, a brother of uur towns
man T, W. Gunton, was bulled at Ben.
nctts, Luzerne county, on Monday,
An examination of teachers will bo
at Light Street, Bcpt 2nd.
J, S. Giiiuks
held
The Seven Days of Hie Week Society, of
tho Presbyterian Church will havo a ealo,
with refreshments, Thursday evening Aug.
29, at Mr. David Sheep's ou East Street.
kit' k. V ' ss rJtM
Tho M. K. Sunday school held a basket
plcnlo at Central I'ark on Thursday.
A number of dcpradatlons havo rcconlly
licon committed In Bugatloaf township.
Goods havo bcon stolen from several shops.
Tho regular meotlug of tho W. O. T. U.
will bo held on Monday evening Sept. 2nd
at 7:30 oclock, at their rooms.
Col, John Jameson Is now engaged in
building a railroad in Tcnnessoo, for which
ho ha9 tho contract.
Five men wcro killed at tho Towanda
Nail Works on Tuesday, by tho explosion
of a boiler. A number of others woro hurl.
Tho advertisements of G. W. Kcltcr and
Miss Wasley are changed this week. Read
them,
Tho Normal School will open on Tuesday.
Alrendy a larger numocr of applicants havo
been enrolled than ever beforo at this tlmo
of tho year.
Ruv. Sahm, Lutheran minister from
Catiwlssa, will preach In tho Evangelical
Church, on next Sunday ovenlug at 7:30
o'clock.
Tho Dlstln Cornet Works will not bo
moved from their present location at Crcs
sona to Wllllamsport, as announced, but
to Pottsvllle.
Thcro will bo a festival in tho gtovo at
St James Church in Fisblngcreek Twp. on
tho afternoon and evening of Saturday
Sept the 7th.
For school books, stationery, slates, pen
cils, tablets and everything needed by stu
dents, call at tho store of W. II. Brooke &
Co., where a largo assortment can be seen.
W. U. Brooke & Co. nro fully prepared
for tho trade that will be brisk at tho open
ing of tho schools, Everything in tho sta
tionery and school book lino will be found
on their shelves.
Harvest Services will be held as follows;
On next Sunday, Sept 1, Illdlay, at 10:30
n. m. and Urlarcrcok at 2:30 p. m. and on
Sunday Sept. tho 8th, Zlon at 10:30 a. m.
and St. James at 2:15 p .111.
B. F. Savago of Benton on Monday paid
over money In his hands as executor of his
futhcr's estate under a citation issued to
him to do so. Tho p irty who cited him ho
states did not appear.
Already a large freight trafllo has been
established at Bloomsburg on tho P. & H.
road sncc the connection with Rupert.
Additional facilities for freight and passen
gers will bo added as rapidly as possible.
Announcement has been made that Rev.
F. P. Manhardt, Jale p,istor of tho Luthe
ran church of this place, nnd Miss Katrina
Born, daughter of Dr. P. Born ot Scllns
grovo will bo nwricd ThursJay of next
week, September 5th.
Miss Fannie McIIcnry, daughter of lion.
James Mcilenry of Cambra died at her
homo on Thursdiy of last week, aged
about 40 years. Slio was an cstlmtble lady
and her (loath brings sorrow to many
hearts. The remains were Interred at Still
water on Saturdiy afternoon.
Willlam.C. Johnston of Danville has been
renominated again by tho Democrats of
Montour county for Register and Recorder.
He has held the ollbo for many years, and
tils repeated nomination te. m after term,
almost without opposition, shows that the
democracy of Montour appreclato the
merits of a C' potent and faithful official.
Thero has liri n a number of social events
recnlly. Mr. Osvatd entertained a few
friends on Fiiilay evening j on Monday
night Miss M irllia Clurk and Miss Annie
Ent each give sm ill dancing pirttes, and
on Wednesday night about thirty couples
danced the German tit Grange Hall, under
the lead of Mr. John LI '11 (.burner. More
parties nre cxnr.ud.
The American Mechanics wcro in no
way responsible for any disorderly conduct
that occurred nt their recent excursion to
Central Park. At the grove the best of
order prevailed. The fight spoken of last
week was a half mile away. With so
largo s crowd, of course it was Imposslblo
to prevent somo boisterous persons from
attending.
The olllco of the Bloomsburg Banking
Company is undergoing lepairs and im.
provemeuts. Tho counter now occupies
two sides of tho room, nnd tho entrance to
the President's office lias been changed so
that access can be had from tho outer room
and yet make it more pi ivatc. Now paint
and paper will also brighten up the appear,
nnco very much.
The public schools will open on Tuesday
next. The High School building will not
be ready for occupancy for a few weeks,
but the Third street and Fifth street schools
will open nnd be conducted as heretofore,
Monday is tho regular timo'for opening the
schools, but as the first Monday of Sep
tember is a legal holiday established by the
legislature, and known as "Labor Day,"
tho opening Is postponed until next day.
The following letter? arc held at Blooms
burg, Pa., post-office, nnd will bi sent to
tho dead letter office, Sep. 3, 1889:
Mr. Warren Blttcnbendcr, Mrs. Hallanln,
Mrs. M. A. Sutton, Mlnnlo Yoll.
Poisons calling for these letters plcaso
say, they wcro advertised Aug, 20, 1889.
CiEOllQE A. Claiik, I'. M.
There will bo a reunion of tho 133 Regl
mcnt P. V. at Bcranton, on September 17
Company E. went from this county, M,
Whltmoyer being Captain.
This Is tho second reunion, and will bo
held on tho anniversary of tho battlo of
Anticlam. Members of tho regiment can
obtain any desired information by addiees
C. P. Sloan, Bloomsburg, Pa.
A movement Is on foot to organize a stock
company In Catawlssa anu puicuaso tne
paper mill. Such an enterprise 5yould bo a
great thing for that town, us It would give
work to nt mcrous hands, and would soon
bring tenants Into tho many vacant houses.
Tho proposition is to put lu a plant that
will inuUo paper out of tho pulp uow made
tbcio. Tho present plant Is an extensive
and expensive one, but It make only pulp
out of wood, that must bo shipped away to
distant mills, and tho freight on this heavy
material cats up the profit. Tho capitalists
of Catawlssa will do a wlso thing for them
selves as well as tho community if they
carry out thu scheme uow under consider
atinn.
Clark & Son havo wiped their store build
ing for steuin heul, nnd placed radiators in
tho upper doors. The ne5v addition .to the
buIUllng Is nearly completed. Tho base.
ment U Urge, well lighted and handsomely
finished, uud will mako a very convenient
business place. Tho first Iloor will be used
by them as a storo room, and tho second
floor will probably bo for ront. Tho storo
space of this firm Is three times us largo as
it was when Mr. Clark first went into the
meicnnttle business, when tho firm was
Clark & Wolf. This storo U Immense, and
it Is well stocked throughout. They aro
an enterprising firm and well deserve tho
prosperity that lias attended them.
a partial paralytic
Tho Luzcrno republicans havo rcnoml.
natcd Judgo Rice,
Somo changes and Improvements aro
being mado In tho law offico of B, F. Zarr,
Esq.
Miss Amelia Armstrong's school for boys
nnd girls wilt reopen Monday, Sept. 2,
1880. 8 2-1 2w.
Pimples, bolls and other humors aro
ltablo to appear when tho blood gots heat,
cd. To euro thorn, tako Hood's Sarsapa.
rllla.
Prof. E. B. Gumpert, of Plcrco Collcgo
nf Business 017 and 010 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, was In town last week In tho
Interest of that institution. Twelvchun.
drcd and stxty-ntne students attendod last
season. Tho ono feature about Pierce's
Business Collcgo which has added to Us
popularity, Is tho fact that tt has succeeded
in finding doslrable positions for such ot
its graduates as were unprovided for in
that respect. Tho college Is in the Record
imlldlng, one of tho finest In Philadelphia.
A faculty of more than a score of practical
men, Includes book-keepers from counting
bouses, teaching book-keeping, lawyers
teaching business forms, high school ftla
clpals teaching English branches law re
porters teaching short hand and typo writ
Ing. Thomas May Plcrco M. A. Is tho
Principal and founder.
ISOTIIS PROM F.HPV,
Mr. Frank Hummel Is reported to havo
caught a largo fish in tho North Branch on
last Saturday evening, wolghlng oyer ele
ven pounds. Espy Is, therefore, keeping
abreast with tho times la fishing as well as
In other affairs.
On Monday afternoon ofithls week there
was a special meeting of tho W. O. T. U.
for tho purpose of electing delegates to at
tend tho semi-annual convention to bo held
on Tuesday and Wcdnendty of next week
at Catawlssa. The delegates elected aro
Mrs. Emma Fnhrlnger of tho M. E nnd
Mrs. Ellio Deltcrlch of tho Lutheran
church.
Tho ladles from Espy are qullo enthusi
astic in their work of the W. C. T. U. and
deeply Interested in this convention.
Doubtless many besides tho delegates will
bo in attendance.
Mrs. Prof. J. R. Dlmm, D. D. of Sehns
grovc, Pa., having been elected to trnvel
through tho district of the Susquehanna
Synod of tho Lutheran church in tho in
terests ot Home and Foreign Missions Is
now prosecuting her work, and will lec
ture In the Lutheran church at Eipy Tues
day evening Aug. 27lh, Her special work
Is to organize, encourago and strengthen
societies already in existence.
Tho S. 8 teachers meeting on iMonday
ovenlngsjis being well attended, and tho
interest is growing. The meeting' is con
ducted by thej pastor of the Lutheran
church.
Tho midsummer commissions of tho
Lutheran church in tho Espy pastorate
have been held during tho present month.
Pastoral letters were addressed to all tho
members, and tbey were accompanied bv a
small beneficence envelope, soliciting con
tributions for Home and Foreign Missions.
Sixteen adult members wero added to tho
respective churches constituting the pas
torato and tho benevolent contributions
amounted to $13.09.
Theodora Herman, tho youngest son of
Louise and Dr. F. W. Redeker, birn Dec.
13th, 1883, departed this lite Aug 18th,
1889 The cause of death was congestion
of tho brain. The esteemed Dr. and his
family have tho sympathy of the commun
ity In their deep bereavement, as manifest
ed by tho largo attendanco at the Mineral
services which were held at thu house of
mourning, Rev. A. R. Glaze, assisted by
Rev. R. Malallcu, officlttlng.
Council I'rocceiluiiiH.
An adjourned meeting of the town coun
cil was held ou Iho eveningi of Aug. 22.
Present, Harman, President, and members
Felterman, Gross, Rlnglur, Yost and Bch
winn. Geo. E. Elwell app.'ars and presents a
petition relating to privato sewer on Wit
man's alley. Mr. Ringler moves that tho
petition bo file J, and that a committee of
three bo aopolntcd to Investigate thu mat
tor, carried. Tho chair appointed as
such commltlco Messrs. Ringler, Yost and
Wells.
P. E. Knnpp appears and enters com
plaint regarding condition nf culvert under
Iron street near his resldoi cc, which on
account of water pipe leaves in
sufficient space to carry off water, and at
each rain much damage is done to his
property.
The location for fire hydrant at West and
Eighth streets was fixed on curb lino of
West street.
Mr. Ringler raoves that tho resolution
passed at last meeting authorizing an or.
dinanco for tho opening of Eist Third
street, be recon'idered. Beconded by Mr.
Grosa. Tho vote was as follows: Yeas,
Fcttcrman, Gross, Ringler, Harman, Nays,
Yost, Schwinn, carried.
Mr. Ringler moves that parties interest-
cd be notified that they will bo heard in
relation to tho proposition beforo tho coun
cil to open East Third street to East street
by an extension running In a lino parallel
with the lino of lots between East street
and Chcstuut alley, at a meeting of the
council to bo belli Sept. 4, at 8 p. m. Sec
onded by Mr. Gross, carried,
On motion adjourned to Bcpt. i, at B p.
ni.
Two Yenrri.
. LAST YliAl!,
rhey strolled on tho beach by the bright
summer sea,
Ho and she.
And they never paid any attontion to me,
Ho and she. ,
His air was superb, and to all that he said.
Sho modestly listened and. bung down her
head,
Whllo with swift fiylug blushes her fuco
grew red,
Dear me.
II. THIS YEAB.
Again they aro seen on tho beach by the sea,
She and He.
That they aro married this year you will
quickly agree,
Sho and Ho.
In silence he stalks, whllo sho lays down
tho law,
A man more submUslvo the world novcr
saw,
He's lcarucd (lu)t a kitten has claws In her
paw,
Pear mo,
-.v. Y. Herald,
A I'aiiilly Gntlierliiir.
Havo you a father? Havo you a mother?
Havo you a son or daughter, sister or a
brother who has not yet taken Kemp's Dal
earn for tho Throat and Lungs, tho guar.
ranteed remedy for tho cure ot Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Croup and all Throat and
Lung troubles? If so, when a sample
bottle Is gladly given to you frte by any
druggist, and the largo size costs only 60c
end $1.00.
EnosJacoby had
stroko on Monday.
CJimvn.
Editors Cot.uuntAK 1
Allow spaco enough in your nowsy paper
for a few items from this place.
Mrs. J. W. Kilcheu and son Elmer spent
Sunday 25th Inst, with Mrs. Erwln Dilts at
this place.
O. E. Mann, our operator and agent of
Laubachs station, has returned homo from
his raoatlon, nnd Is again to bo found at
his post ot duty. Mr. Jno. 11. Blue ot
Pottsgrovc, acted In his placo during his
absence
Mr, B. R. Laub&ch, Aaron Hons, Ralph
Mostcllor and Hcrvcy Long, accompanied
by their lady friends, spent Sunday at liar
vcyvlllo campmectlng. They report an
excellent tlmo, and very largo attendanco.
B R. Iiaubacb, has completed his deliv
ery nf tho history ot Johnstown flood,
everybody appears to bo satisfied.
Tho young child of Cbas. McAfee, which
was quite sick, is convalescing slowly, Dr.
Patterson of Benton being tho attending
physician.
Quito a number ot our young folks con
template attending campmectlng at Jack
son next Sunday, Sept. 1, 1880.
O. M. Laubach and A. L. Fritz visited
Stillwater friends Saturday 24th Inst.
Miss Lena Colo of Jamison City, who Is
tcachlqg our school here, Is meeting with
grand success ; for her first term she Is cer
tainly proving a competent teacher.
A young son ot Mr. & Mrs. II. E. Bar
nlngcr ot Central, died Saturday forenoon,
Interred nt Coles Creek cemetery, Tues
day, 27lb,
Thu short telegraph lino from Laubach
station to Guava Post offico was put In op
eration Mond ly, with B. It. Laubach and
O. F. Mann as operators.
"Honr."
XIic Power 01 tlic lrcHM.
HE KNEW WHAT WOULD UK DONB TO A CANDI
DATE. "Up In my country,"; said a Congress
man, "thcro Is nn old chap who lives on a
farm three miles out. It is a fine farm and
old Hoxey had a tidy penny put by. But
bu has an overweening ambition to bo a
politician, Last fall ho was nominated for
County Surveyor. As soon as the nomina
tion as mado ho proceeded to fill up him
self and tho crowd. About 10 o'clock In
tho evening he announced his departure
" 'Mush go home," said ho. 'Hie
'portant bishness to home. Good hie
good even', boysh. Mush tell M'rla of this
nomlnashun. Mee hlc meecher on 'lec
tion day. Whazzcr rnazzer wiz Hoxey 1
lie's a' ri'.'
"He unhitched bis span and after sev
eral futile efforts climbed into tho Jackson
wagon and started home. Tho docile
horses knew the way and when he pulled
them into the ditch in his weary efforts to
Increase their speed would patiently climb
back into tbo road and go on. Finally
they wheeled into ills yard and stopped by
tho kitchen door. Hoxey promptly tumb
led out and crawled Into the house, where
he called his wife. She had retired, but
came out, candle In hand.
"M'ria,' said he, gravely, steadying him
self by tho table.i'was any cr folks ever In
prlshon?"
"Why, no, John. What la tho matter?
"He waved lur Into silenco. 'Wash
hlc washer ff zzer hung?'
"No, Indeed. Ho was as respec '
"Jew ever hlc M'ria jew ever do any
thing wrong 'fore I hlc 'foro I married
you V
Certainly not. Why do you ask such
questions ?'
"M'ria, I've been nominated for County
Sh'veyor 'it 'f you've ever done hie done
anything wrong it'll all be In she papers In
sh' morning. IfiwAmjIon JW.
'run hiiamoiciis faux.
CONDITIONS THAT ABE BOUND TO MAKE IT A
QllAND BUUOESS.
When the Bhamokln driving park nnd
agricultural association opens its gates for
tho first annual fair which begins on Sep
tember 10 and lasts until the 14th, the visi
tors who c me to tho exhibition will see
ono of tho finest fair grounds and most
complcto buildings In tho State. The
track Isnn elegant half mile ono and is ac
knowledged by turfmen to bo ono of the
very best, but tho stables aro tbo special
pride of the association, well built, large
and commodious and supplied abundantly
with pure mountain water they have not
their equal in the State. Tho grand stand
large and convenient, seating 2,000
people
Tho grounds arc easy ot access, the
Reading; Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley
railroads running right to thu gates of the
park.
Surrounded by rich farming country tho
agricultural exhibit is bound to bo a fine
one.
Shamokin's hotel ac omodatlons aro am
ple comparatively speaking, greater than
many cities, and the people of tho town
and officers of tho association are such
that tho welcome extended to visitors will
bo a kind and courteous one.
T.lHt 01 Causes lor Trial nt Scpteiu
ler Term, A. . 1889.
M. A. Mansfield vs. F. L Crano,
William It. Bard vs. John Mordan,
ct
al.
W. A. M. Grlcr vs. James McAlarnry, el
al.
Joseph CIcwcll's, Admr. vs. Abigail
Weaver, ct al.
City of Philadelphia Trustee vs. Georgo
Raup.
0. W. McKclvy, ct al. vs. O. B. Brock.
way, ct al.
Isaac O. Burrell vs. P. & R. R. It. Co,
ct al.
Curtis Mfg. Co. vs. Clark I. Thomas.
M. A. Marklo vs. Borough ot Berwick.
John W. Hoffman vs. B, & S. R. R. Co.
E. W. M. Low vs. B. & S. It. R. Co.
Jacob Gould vrt. Charles Hughes.
Pliebu Salmon's Admr. vs. J, S. Bach
man, ct al.
Frances Uottscball vs. Jeremiah Reeder
L. N. Leo & Ilro. va. Bllas Hoflnaglc.
Martha Ycsger, ct al. vs. William Adams
et al.
William Rabb vs. Bernard Stohner, et
al.
Thomas W. Edgar vs. 0. R. Cox.
Ablglal Colo vs. O, W. Eves.
A. M. Harvey vs. Valentino Btout, et al
P. As R. R. It. Co. vs. Col. Co. A. II, &
M, Association.
Catharine Litwllcr vs, Henry Litwllcr.
S. A. Smith vs, George Farvcr,
Curd r 'I'liaiiku,
If tho proprietor ot Kemp's Balsam
should publish a card of tbankB, contain
Ing expressions ot gratitude which come to
him daily from those who havo been cured
of scycre throat aud lung troubles by the
use ot Kemp's Balsam, It would fill a fair.
sized book. How much better to Invito all
to call on any druggist and get a free sam
plo bottle that you may test for yourself its
power. Large bottles 60c and 1. 00.
Ilou't I)eNialr.
it you aro weaic anil weary from some
so-called chronic disease, don't give up,
Sulphur Bitters has given liopo to many
invalids, wbero hitherto thero was nothing
but despair. It will build up and renew
your wholo system. JU'Uur Wecily Amtri
can.
Muticy Valley I'nlr.
TheJMuncy Valley Fair will bo hold on
tho grounds In Iliighcsvllto on Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Scptom.
bcr 25th, 20lli, 27lh, and 28th, 1889. The
premium list has been revised and enlarg
ed. Particular attention will bo given to
hurso racing. Tho track will bo put In
better condition than over before. This Is
the only fair In Lycoming county and
should bo liberally patronized by tho farm,
era aud others of this and adjoining count
Ics. Tho premium list wlllisoon bo ready
for distribution.
Cut UnlcH to tlic Went.
Cheap tickets to all points In Kansas,
Colorado, Indian Territory (Oklahoma),
Texas, and other Stales anil Territories In
the West, will bo sold by tho Santa Fo
Route from Chicago and other points along
fie lino, on August 0 and 20 t September
10 nnd 21 and October 8.
For particulars ask your Ticket Agent or
write to John Byrne, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Banta Fo Route, Chlca
go. 8-30-tf.
A CIIAT4CI:
To makea visit to tbo great farms ot Kan
sas, Nebraska, Arkansas and Texas at
ONK-rtALv fabe is offered by tbo Missouri
Pacific Railroad Co. Sco cari headed
Harvest Excursions.
lw.
Curd of TlinnUH.
Mrs. Philip Applcman and family return
their sincere and heartfelt thanks to their
many friends who so kindly tendered their
nsslstanco during their lato bereavement
in tho loss of husband, father and grand
father.
Alice M. Utt.
Llfo slzo crayons in gold frames
$10.
only
tf Vt'KUllp Bros.
Consumption Hurcly Cured
To TnK Editob Please Inform your read
era that I havo a positive remedy for the
abovo named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per
manently cured. I shall be glad to send
wo bottles of ray remedy vase to any of
your readers who have consumption if they
will send me their oxpross and put otllc
address. Respectfully, T. A. BLOCUAt
M. C..181 Pearl St., New York. septJJl.ly
It Is tlie Expcrleucc ot Multitude
Of Intelligent people that a perscrvlng
use of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Re
medy, of Rondout, N. Y., will cure Fever
nnd Ague, Biliousness, Rheumatism, De
bility of tho Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys,
and Bladder, nnd all disorders arising
from an Impure stato of tho blood, when no
other medicine or treatment has been of
any permanent benefit. 840 4w.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
When Dby u tick, we gate her Castor! A.
When the was & Child, ahe cried for CMtorU,
When she became Miss, ahe clung to Cutorte,
When she hid Children, she et them Cutorls.
WANAMAKER S.
rniLADiLrniA, Monday, July 13, 1583.
Closed Saturdays at i P. M.
If your buying thought is
Dress Goods, write to us stating
the kind of fabric you -have in
mind, or the purpose for which
you desire to use it, with the
price you wish to pay, ana we
will promptly place in your
hands samples of the best we
can supply at the price. That
should mean the best anywhere,
for the Wanamaker stock of
Dress Goods is the largest and
best selected we know of in the
world. If you do not know the
technical name of the goods, no
matter; tell us how they look to
your eyes, or how you suppose
they look, ana we win una
them.
Just so of anything else; set
tle on what you want, as near
as may be and write for it.
bporttng things,
Fishing tackle,
Furnisning goods,
Toilet articles,
Millinery fixings,
Books of e.very sort,
and the thousand other things
for home use or wear or house
decorating that we have a store
lull ot. ti.
John Wanamaker.
LOCAL MUTICES.
nluoded Fowls.
Pit Games. Grist Sbiwlnecks. Heath.
woods, Black B. Reds, tbm, will stay to win,
EggB, 18 for $1. Satisfaction Guaranteed,
UII.L.IAU UKNN1H,
tf. Bloomsburg, Pa.
(Mention thtspaper.)
Durinir tho month of August we will
clvo a discount ot 10 per cent, of! ot all
gcods.
11. W.
W. W. Westou was in town yesterday,
distributing samples ot tho noted "Curtis
Compound" manufactured uy 1. a. iiaca,
Wholesalo Druggist, Bcranton i'a,
Try Curtis Compound.
Trv Curtis Compound,
Blood, Liver, and
Kidney Purifier.
Try Curtis Compound, blood, liver and
kidney punner.
Try Curtis Compound.
Try Curtis Compound,
kidney purlller.
Try Curtis Compound.
blood, liver aud
Try Curtis Compound,
kidney purlller,
blood, liver and
Try Curtis Compound.
Durinir tho month ot August wo will
give you a discount of 10 per cent, oil all
goods.
licet Colored French Satlnes Sdo with
disconul ot lOo oil at
11. W. B LOAN'S.
BLOOMSBURG.
Fine Cabinet portraits only
$3. doz. Life size Crayons only
$10,00. Viewing, copying and
enlarging, Instant process
used. tf.
DEATH.
Died In Orangevlllo August S3, Mrs,
Borah Ke!iu,ago85yeara9mo. and 15 days,
1 1 mm it co,
When school opens, as it soon
will, wo trust it will bo found
that all tho scholars nnd teach
ers htivo had a pleasant vnca'
tion tuitl with bright eyes nnd
good licnllh nro n3 ready tor the
work ot next term na we are.
When wo say wo aro ready we
don t mean wo nro ready to go to
school, but tbnt wo are ready to
iurnish tho teachors mid schol
ars with everything they may
need in the way of school sup
ines. While tho boys nnd girls
nivo been enioying themselves
with base bull, lawn tennis, cro
quet nnd the other nmusemcnts
of tho season, wo havo had in
mind what they would want
next, and have filled our shelves
with school books, tablets, paper,
pens, inks, in fact everything
used nbout the school-room from
a slate pencil to an utlabridged
dictionary.
W. H. UnooKE & Uo.
JOTICE.
Notice Is hereby irlven thit the touowlnz ac
count his boon mod In the Oiurt ot common
I'leisor Columbia county, ani will bo presented
to the said court on the fourth Monday of Sep
tembr, A D. H89, anil confirmed nut, and un
less exceptions aro riled within rour days tttjro
arter will be eonnrmed abaoltite 1
1. First and nnat account or David Yost, com
m tteo ot the person and estato of Denamln C.
iTomonotary'somcoi wm. u. nitder,
Aug. su, is9. j rrothoaotary.
D MINI8TR ATOR' NOTICE.
KUule nf Atrna Coffman, lata oJ Blmmiburg, de-
ceasea.
Notice lfi hercbr clvan thAt letter of admlnUt ra
tion on tho estato ot Anna Codman, lato ot tbo
to 7n ot liloomsbunr. county of Columbia, and
state of Pennsylvania, deceased have boan crant.
ed to W. K. corf man and I). It. Ooff man ot Ulooms
burg, Columbia county, to wliom all persons
l'debted to said cstare are requested to milce
payments, and those hivlnr claim) or dimands
mil uiiKu Known me samu wimoui. a?iir lu
W. K COr rMAN,
I). 1L COFFMAN.
8.90 flw, Administrators.
N
oricu.
To tre stockholders ot tho llloomsburz Stoam
ard Electric Lizbtcomnany. Tbe annual meetinc
ot the stockholders ot said Company for tho clec.
nun ui u uuaru i uto mruuwra ana n irc tsurcr
to serve for the ensulnip veir will bo held at tne
office ot tho secretary la Uloomsburg on Tuosdiy
Deptemoer lu, ivy, petweon tne nours 01 v aim
Aug. 1ML John JL Cunt,
Bucrevary.
MDIMSTRATORS'S NOTICE.
Kttate of EltiaWtli lllppeiuteel, late of Centre
tatmshti).
Ni'lGisherebrplvtrnthnt letters of adminis
tration on tho estate ot Elizabeth Ulppensto el,
ccsod, h&vo been granted by tho HegUter to
Daniel llartman, to whom all persons indebted to
said estate, aro requested to make payment, and
those hav.Dg claims to present llio samo without
delay to
Or to DANIEL HAHTMAN,
A. u Fritz, Administrator,
Alty. uenton, ra.
DMINISTRATOR'3 NOTICE.
KtUUe of Thomas Cole, late of Bugarloaf Mp.
Notice Is hereby irlven that letters ot adminis
tration on tbe estate of Thomas cole, late ot
S'lcarloat two., county of Columbia, and State ot
1'ennsylvanla, deceased, have bden granted to
Jo-ejh It. Cole, of Uenton, Col. no., i'a., to wnom
all persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to mako ptymenta, and those having claims or de
mands will mako known the same without delay
to
or to
JOSEPn It. COLE,
Administrator,
Uenton, I'a.
. u Fkitz,
Auy.
DMINISTRATOR'3 NOTICE.
uXle of PhMn Snrlnner. tale of Madison MO .
Notice Isbereby irlven thtt letters ot adminis
tration on the estate ot l'hlllp Springer, lato of
Mouisgn 'rownsuip, nave Dwn granieu uy iuu
Heiristerot Wills ro ManraretSorlnzar. to whom
all persons Indebted to the est o are required to
make payment j and to whom all claims are to be
nrueuu)u. propjny auwrauu iwu tor buluuiuuul.
Or to MAltUAItET SPRINQElt.
tdm'nlstratnx.
JonM o. Kiukzs, Esq. Jerseytovvn, I'a.
Any. "i-
UI)IT0R'3 NOTICE.
Klal6 of Samwl Appieman, deceased.
E bans' Cou't, ot Columbia County, to mike dlstrl
utton ot the money In tho;t aais of tbe Exocutor,
u and among the parties eatttlei thereto, will sit
asmsomccin Uloomsburg, on Monday, Septem
beriind. 18DJ, at lOo'cloo tln tho forenoon, to at
tendtothoi'utlesof bis appointment, when and
where all percois having claims against said es.
tate, must appear and prove them, or be forever
debarred from 11 ny stare ot said fund.
J. 11. AlAl&U,
Auditor.
rpo THE HOLDERS OP THE
I 1IONDS OF THE OLOOVSUHtQ STATE
NOHMALHCIIOOL, SECURED HY FIRST MOUt;
(JAliK, DATED SElTKMUKH, I, 188s.
Notice Is hereby (riven that tho Interest on all
of sa'd Uouos outstanding up to Sept. 1, 1335, will
be paid on presentation or the same to treasurer,
at hisonice in liloomiburg, at any tlmo wl'Jiln
thirty days from sept. 1, W, If bonds aro not
presented by October 1, 18S9, the Interest will be
Ue.'aulted and applied to other purposes.
11. ij. i;uaiiiv,
Aug. SO St. Treasurer.
R
EdlSTEIl'to ACCOUNTS.
Notice la hereby trlven to all legatees Grantors
and otbar persons interested In the estates of tbe
respective decedents and minors that tho follow.
Ing administrators' executors' guardians accounts
have bxn nied In the omco of tbe Register of col.
uinbli county and will be presented tor eontlrma
tlon and allowan"e In 1 10 Orphans' Court to be
held In Uloomsburg. September 83, 183!), at S
ciock p. m. or sain day.
No. 1. Account ot Oeonre Itucle. Administrator
of the estate of Elizabeth Ruckle, tale ot Scott
ownsuip, uoiunicia Co., deceased,
No. 2. First and final account of Mattla Am.
merman, admlntstrlx of Albert Animerman. late
of Fisblngcreek township col. Co., deceased.
No. 3. Account of Gideon Uelshune. ndmlnlstra.
tor of tho estate or Kll2heth lk-KhUn. lam nf
bhiwu luwusuitj, lanumuia county, acceasca-
Na 4 Account of Aaron Uoono, Executor ot Mary
E. bnyder, deceased, who was guardian ot William
, OUJ UC1,
No. 5. Second and nnal account of (iAnnrft N.
Doirart. admlnlHtrator of tho estAte or Itmihen lin.
Kurt, laiuui jiemiocK townsuip, aeceaueo.
No. 6. First and nnal account of n. M. nnd 11.
A. Yocjrn. lato of locust townahln. Columbia nn..
NO. 7. The account of Wm. Chrlsman. tniutA
01 Deuortui narnson, aoooosco, tor saio 01 real es
tate to pay Legacies.
No. 8. Account of Daniel It. .1ohnn. fuimini.
tratorof Wui'am JobDiOi, late of tbe township ot
Madison, deceased.
No. 9. Account of Mary A. Knnrr. ttrpj-ntjii- nf
samuei Kno-r, deceased, who was guardian of
uwrpj a iwvan a miuor-cuua or ueorgo lievan.
No. 10. Account Of L. II. Ilunert. Krtvntir nf R'l
Uarton, dweaied, as flled oy Kvallna Rupert,
U,(,A V. J IJ. .LUJ-.J I, UWOU,
No II. First and final account of w. H ll.i-ia
administrator of oeorge Kelcbner, late ot Centre
Na 12 Flrtt and final account or n. .1. Knnrr
and Wesley Knorr, executo.-s ot II. D. Knorr, late
No. 13. Plrbt and nnal account of I. A. newitt.
executor of Daniel Forco, late of FUhlngcrcek
mwmhln fVil I'n nimnnanA'
NO. u. First and final account nf v. v. Rnriipr
executor of John Jfggcrt, ot DerwlcK, Columbia
Co , deceased.
Na 15. Account Of Mary A. Knorr. evneiilrlv nf
Samuel Knorr, who was ono ot the executors oi
St acy John, deceased.
No. 10. Third and nartlal account, nf KitTAhMh
8. Jackson and Mordecal w, Jackson, executors ot
iud raiawut vimvuin u, dUCKWD, UU OI II1Q DO-
lough ot Uerwlck, col. Co., deceased.
Na 17. First and anal account nf ivuinv tiii.
dine, administrator of James Dildlno. late or
Madison township, deceased.
Na 18. Flrat and final &aanunt.nf irnna v nan.
cock, executor ot Alice K. Ueacock, deceased.
No. 19. Account of Samuel Aonleman. cusr.
manor Otis I'ealer, a minor-child of Sylvester
reaier, late ot Flshlngcroek twp , doceased.
No. SO, Fourth partial account of Jameu Mel
Alarnr. executor of (lennH iinnw.. ia,u
orrhu LOWtlshln nf Mflln I'nf nn ,,a,u...jl '
Nasi. First and Onal account nf.rnhn i imrr.
man ana u. . snuinan, exreutors ot Thomas J.
uuuuim, muuui ueurcr wnnsnip, uoceasod.
No. 22. Flint and nnAl fuwniinf nr .Tnl,n Tn.
guardian ot Harriet L. Mosnr. lain iiorrmr i '
L-orueiison, minor-cuud or (leorge w. Cornellson.
lain nf Mnalnunshli. nl,ni.i- cn '
Na 23. First anil liartlnl ni-Annnf nr im,,.
Lowenbetv and Sarah Lowenborg, administrators
pftho estato ot David Lowenbcrg, late ot lilooms-
Na 21. Fourth and nnal account or Mosos Hit
age, one ot tho excutorsot Joshua Savage, late
u. jaciauu luwusnip, uoi- co , aeoeasei,
C. II. CAMI'IIELL,
Register.
IMPORTANT!
llavtnir done business In the Units 1 Ktii rnr
years our reputation and responsibility Is eatab
Uahod. We want three men lu our vlnlnpy to
represent ls, to whom exclusive territory will be
(riven. Handsome outfit free, baliry aud ex
penaoa pa'd weekly. Previous exporleoco not n
iiulred. Write at once for toruu. Hardy stock a
1m a V iiuoTltllKH.Nureenrmen.llochouter.N.Y.
t-:4im.
lM..,
SHERIFFS SALE
OP
TCcsil IDsitutc 2
By virtue ot sundry writs ot Mr . F t. lsvioi out
of tho Court of Common l'lcas of C jla n'll i e ounty
and to mo directed, will b expoiM to pu'j'.U sale
at tho Court House In nioomw'rg, on
Monday, Ssptsmbsr 23, 18B9,
at 9 o'clock p.m. the following desirlbod real
oetato, to-wtti
All that certain nvssutge and lot ot ground
sltuiiotnthoTownof Uloomsburg, county o( Col
umbia and state ot I'cnnv., boundol and doscrlbod
as follows: on the north by Fifth street of ssld
town, on the cast by lot of Mm. Jaeoby, on the
south byYearl stroot, and on th west byCheetnut
alley, b3la? 110 foot In wltth, ant It) feet deep,
whereon Is created a framo dwelling houio, stablo
and outbulUlnss.
BolzoJ taken into oteautton at tho suit of .Ml.
Montgomery's uso, arilnst Charles Krur, and to
bo sold os the property ot onirics Kr aj.
Mai.ua. lot. Fa.
ALSO,
All that ontjli lot, ploco or pircol ot
ground situate In the Town ot nioo-nsbir, coun
ty andstatflafor.uill.lm'iul.vil dossrioel as
follows i lii;rtantnjatnpolhton the south Btdo
of seventh stroot, 8) fojt cut ot Catharine street
and running then) southwardly by a lln paral
lel with slid Cath art no street 13 1 fo.'t mo-o or less
loan alley at a point so tost oast ot Catbarlne
street, thence oaslwardly atoni slid alley 60 feet
more or let) tolanl ot C: Hvrton and others!
thence by the sains north 31 anl M decrees, west
133 feet mora or loss to Seventh stroit aforesall,
thencoby sail street woatwardly 5" 4 feet m)re.or
less to the pi too of bvlnnlng, whoroon Is ero:to d
a two story frame dwelling houso, stablo and out
buildings. SeLted, taken Into exeeatlon, at the Bult ot
Samuel Williams' use, against Charlc Kxug, and
to bo sold as tho property ot Charles Krug.
JIIllbk. Lev. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain lot, iploce or parcel of
ground sltua'e in Hist H'oimsourg, county anl
state stores ltd, boundol nn I dos.'rlbod as follows:
Beginning at a corner ot an alley anl seventh
street, anl ruanli; thoaso uliaj sill Seveoth
street wostwardiylU feet more or loss to Catha
rine street, thenoo along sail street northwardly
41 feet, more or loss, to lot ot AUrol Wanlch,
thenoe along sold lot e istwardly 1 19 feet more or
less to an alloy aforesaid, anl thence along slid
alloy 41 feet moro or less, to tho place of begin
ning, whoroon Is eroctol a two story frame
dwelling houso, anl outbuildings.
SelzoJ, taken Into ox cutlon at tho suit of John
Vance, guardlin, usa, Hj.at.iit Charles ICnij, and
to bo sold as the a: o.urty ot ..Charles Krug.
miller. Lev. Fa.
The abovo ds!rl0M tlroo lots or parcels ot
ground of Charles K u; will bo slid on a writ of
n. fa. Issued outlo! j il 1 i urt, at tho samo tlmo
and Jlace, at tho s lit if I. V McKelvy against
Charles Krug, It tor any roasoa any or all ot them
should not be sold on t'l i le f i.
At tho samo tlmo and pli3o by vlituo ot a writ
of n. fa. will be cxposod toip tbUj 3i'.e the follow
ing described real estate :
All that certain piece or pireel ot land Bit-
uate in tho Town of Illoom3burg county of Colum
bla, state of 1'ennsylvanla, bounded and describ
ed as follows : Beginning at corner ot lot of John
Coleman, thence oastwardly along tho Lackawan
na & Bloomsburg Rail Itoad, 3M feet mora or less
to Strawberry Alley ; thoneo al n? s ill atley 118
feet to a stake, thenca westwardly 3?l fao: to lot
of John Coleman atorosatd, thenoe al j l ; ml I la t
lo feet to tho placo ot b3glnnlT.r, o ntitaln; 45-
40ti square feet, whereon Is erojtsl a i'laulng
Mill, dwelling house, and lumber Blul j.
ALSO,
All that certain messuage or lot, pleco or
parcel of ground sltuito In Evs5 U'nnsbarg,
county ana state aforesaid, biun led anl disirlbsd
as follows: Iteglnntn? at a stako o.-nor ot lo', ot
Franklin MoBrldo, and runntn? thenjo al.ng a
public road on the south silo ot Liokv.vanm
Uloomsburg Railroad, ovs'.wardly w feet to land
ot Samuel Knorr and L. 3. Wlntarstoen, thence
along said land southwardly 23) toet more or 1033
to Seventh street, thenco along sail Soronth
street weswardly w foet to an alloy, along lot ot
LS, Kuhn, Alfred Wanl.h, Franklin McUrldo
and others, and thjnco nlon sail alley north-
wardly 230 teot more or low to tho place of begin
ning, whereon Is creotod a two Btory Iramo
dwelling house, stablo, anl omco.
ALSO,
All tho right, title, and Interest ot the de
fendant, Charles Krug, In all tint certain piece
or parcel of lanlettuatolntho Town of Ulooms
burg aforesaid, bounded and doscrlbvl as follows :
Beginning at a corner ot lot late ot John Coleman
on seventh street, thenco along Seventh street In
an easterly direction. '9) feet to lot of Mrs. U. II.
Vannatta ; thenco along tho same northwardly
110 feet to other Und ot Charles Krug ; thenco by
samo wostwardly 2)3 feet to lit of lohn Coleman
aforesaid, and thenco by said lot southwards to
tho corner on seventh atrost, tho placo ot begin
ntng. Seized, taken In exoiutlon, at tho suit of I. V.
McKelvy against Charles Kmg, and to be sold as
tho property of Charles Krug.
klwell. fl Fa.
ALSO :
All that certain tract ot land situate In Main
township. Columbia Co., iu , bounlol and des
cribed as follows, to-wlt : Oa tho north by land
of Lloyd Menslnger, on tho wst by land ot Jere
miah Longenbergjr, Nathan Miller nnd Israel
Mummy, on tho south by land ot N, II. W. Brown,
on the east by land ot Catawlssa Dosposlt Bank
containing
ONUIIUNDREDSIXTEEN ACHES
more or hus, whereon aro erectod a
s
J
Bsrn and Outbuildings.
Seized, taken into execution at tho suit ot tho
Commonwealth vs. Bonjamln J. Nun and to bo
sold as tho property ot conjimln Nuss.
vend. Ex .
V. F. Zarr, JOHN B. CAREY,
Atty. sheriff.
TO ADVERTISERS-
A list Of 1000 noWADlnra dlvMe.l inln htattps
AND SECTIONS wilt be sent on application
l'KKH.
To thoso who want ttelr aiveriuincr tn nv. n
can oSer no better mo Hum tor thorough and ef-
iwmo wur& luau i, io various ssciions or our
nrirei i.nrni i.imi.
uij. i. nnwEu,sco
News.upo' alvi-riising Bureau,
10 soruco street, New York,
Jdy is-wt.
CWIS CIBPIIH.
BLOOD, LIVER AND
KIDNEY PUHII-'IER.
Now is tho nniiouifil time for
thoroughly oleausinij tho system from
all imparities, anil nil will hint Hint Hip
Uurtis Uomionml will rxautly till th
diii. it lias sioou tuo tct oi i'a yoa h
and its sales nro larger than over, o . o y
year, rnco auo. ana ssi.uu.
Foil Sam: By
James II. Mcrcsr,
DRUGGIST,
Bloombudiio, Pa.
LJUI Hr III I Hill 1 Miumin
n r- - 1
mow Lost! How Rocalnod.
KNDWTHYSEIE
THE SO ENCP n C ICC
A Sclenlilleind SUndrd Popnlir Medical Trratlse
onibe krrori of Yoath.l'remnurii Decline, Nervous
and 1'lijnejJ Debility, Impurillea of the Ulood.
xultln f rom Polly, Vict, Ignorance, KiceuM or
Oierluttlon, Enerrnlng end onduing the lctlm
lur ork, Hue ineji, tbe Married or Social KeUUon.
ATold unikillful nretendere. Vc,,.,. n,i. .....
celled the IIOI.II AND J nwuixiiii jiui! 11.
ft?m.1!r.!i?.,,?.B,,J '"'HciU AnKorlnlloa lor
111. PIM.i: INAy on MlltVOI S and
rilYHIUAI.niaiiiaTY.IhVPiIrkcrd.cSl
of AMijunt I'hklcieae niy t o c njulu-d, coufl.
Sf.l'ir''.. Z nu" or In Mrton, al Ihn offlcB cl
EAlIOUlf mkAiuai'.inhtitijti:,
Ho. 4, Jlull ncli B., I lu.iuo, MauM., to whom all
orders fur tool o ktIt fj Jk eliuul.l l..
binding, eraboeied, fulf cut. Price only fl.eo by
tia, in.itpald, conreeJel In plilu wrepper. Ill'
lrUte 1 roinectoe I'r, It yon spnlynow. T' e
iftin?ulkhcd enthnr. U'm ft .. .. -
I lMtwc "
I 8-iaj-iw.
JURY M8T OU BEITEJIllKll TJ5KM,
(iranii junons.
. , . Fisher.
- ivntni-umui'l ' noon Wonltrer.
linrwlelf -n. , iinnKlniriiani, Isaiah Bower.
nrlirfropk-Linlfl W. Mart?
Miwub'irg ,1-ihn swank
r,,, -'wis iirlfsnyd',r. Join T. Hhiimin.
Pnfrn Trillin Prflasff
niwnwvod-W. V rsrrr. tvr Orn'vford,
Tocnst Thomss llnffmin, !. W. Snyder.
Mn'n O'Vmrn Fliher.
Mimin-n. a llw. .Isonb V. retfer.
Montour rjAonre R. Fisher.
ML riowint M. F. Mnsiravo.
HinTln?Tnik llnrv Iins
Halt t -John Ton's. irm1 Keller.
Sugarloaf Howard .1. lints.
TBAvunu jeRiw-riitsT wssr.
liMver-Wlll imt.
llenton -Ilerce Keller
Berwick Wm Kr-ntrmae.hr.r. A. T Vnnn.
Alex. I.lnrtn, Hobert Oltror.
iiriarcreic -i-vi -inurr.
llloom nnv n. Kiitrir. ithifti i.a
Yost, Charres srmstionsr, l. K. Vanitta.
qatawlssa-Wm. i.ovan, c. P. I'fihler, II. II,
cent re rharlM caw.
ronrnirham Thos Er-nts.
Centralla-Martln Brennan, II. I. curran.
llnVIlWOOiI Tnhn R tllrtnn. Thivj H. rhriitlm.
Oeo. W. wntt, E,lwtn Bell.
I.K-I1S& .insopn iieiwlr.
Minim-Adam Miller, Thomas AloMurtrlo.
Msdison-lialtls iterllnir.
orango Jacob Nh'iiu.
I Iro Abram ncnnnlt.
O'loarinircrck-Uoyd Hang.
sujarloaf-llnice Sutllff, A. W. Harvoy, John
V. Dlltz, A. It. Fritz.
ncotc cnsries Loe, sr.
Jackson Frank Derr.
ICOND WEEK.
Beaver-T. II. Martin.
Uloom-i-eter Jones, A. J. Evans, Clark Brown,
M. P. Conner, s. w. (larrtson.
iniarureeu ,ionu rirauil.
Catawlssa Tamen llnlwr. llnvn 1 TrmlM,
Plerco creasy, iMward Moyer, (leorge Waters,
ooorgo schmlek. '
centraiia .John curran, J. Marach.
Centre Wm. Heck.
Frnklli-(.'. u. 8cesholt7.
Flshlmrcrook Norman Mcilenry.
(Ircenwood riennrn If. U.rr. .rnnatlun Tnmnn
John. F. Lawton.
iiemiocK Harry orotn
Jackson-U. V Fritz, Samuel P. Hess.
Lo.'iist-ackson Campbell.
Madison Jacob Olrton, Allen Phillips.
M atn Jacob Fenstermacher.
Montour-o. u. Hosier, Wm. Wlntersteen.
Mt. Pleasant -o. p. oirlon.
Miniln-lt. w. nilleman.
Orange John Musselman
Sugarioat it M. Davis
soott-B. F. ltice, Atthur llartman.
DuopoAriS poii T()TOli"uirimNa7
I FOIt THE TOWN OF BLOOMSUUIIO, PA.
Caled nronoqlU pnrlnrjv1 HPMriilla f.-i Ti. trn
Building'' will bo reoelved by the secretary of tho
Town Council of tho Town of liloomsbunr unto
Wednesday, sept. 4, lw, at? p. m , for tbe ma
terial and erection nf n. Tnwn IttilMlnr. IMinann.l
speetncations can bo een at tho ortL-o of the hecre-
j ui. tuu HLoru oi cumraings & veriv. Jiacnpro
posu must bo io wnpinled with a bond with ap
J'JJeoorttylnnwimeqtttl to the amount ot
tne bid for tho t iltnful completion ot the work ac
cording to tho Bpocincatsons and plans. Payment
to be mado monthly as tho material Is furnished
or work done u pnj tho estlm ate ot the architect,
twenty per centum to bo res-rvert until nnal com-
Inetlon Of tho work nnrl until thn ltnltllnc. la nn-
cepted by Town council. Untoss a proposal Isao
coirpantcd with a bond as abovo sot forth tho
Djiuio wm not, uo consiuoroj. council roaorres tho
rtght to reject any nnd all bids.
WM. B. CUMMINQS, p. S. IIAUMAN,
secretary. President.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Uy vlrtuo of a writ ot Vend. Ex. issued out ot
the courtof Common Pleasot CoL Co., Pa., and to
me directed there will be exposed to public sale
at tho Court House, Uloomsburg, Pa., at 10 o'clock
a. m., on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1889.
All that certain lot or pleco ot land sltuato In
the Town ot Bloomsburg, Pa., bounded and des-
crlbed as follows, to-wlt: On the north by rine
aucy, on the east by Miller's atley, ou tho south
by lot of T. U. Miller und on tho woat by lot ot
l) uiuin Brink, containing
TJirty-Tliree Feet
oo rino alley, and ono hundred am sevep. reot
more or less on Miller's alloy whereon Is erected
A LA.EGE FRAME STABLE.
(cized, taken In execution at the suit, of Ell
Jones vs Denlnoj Brink, anl to bo ld as tho
property of Denlson Brink.
UTTLK3, JOHN B. CASEY.
Atty's. SherUT.
8 V66. ta.
ELY'S Catarrh
Cream Balm
CURES
Cold in Head.HAY-EEVER
A TiilrHflle ia AnnUnA Inln nnnti nn3t.1l i
flLTfVnh!! PHmM idnlnur liM,ristD . ttr
reglstBreU, W cS. m
ELYBltOTlIBItS,58'VarrenSt., Now York.
8-SO-aw.
PLUMBER AND
GAS FITTER,
DKAIXIl IN
Tin Roofing a Specialty.
ESTIMATES EURNISIIED ON
ALL WORK IN HIS LINE.
First door in Uloomsburg Opora House
HAXIVEST
xcursions!
IIA.LK HATES FOR
Tile ROUND TltlV.
i itiiHiouri ritcino iinuway uuj iron uountAtn
Iton ti, to nit points In ArUimti. Tixuii Kuiimi
nnl fhrnku, AiiKUrttMh mil 2ili, N'pi-ml..'i
llllh Ml,l ?lth iiii.l II, r l.or vil, Tlitrt .
tturwivi t rrivlK'u tt,rtii np lam, f otiiitfArly for first
cliuii'D Fur il' crli'ttiu tttiiil uiuif lil'-t fn. futiln-nt
Comriiny' Agent or II f. ItiU 'NhKNli, (Joq
lw.
Q ALESMEM
V.VTTI5I '
tocanriss for the sale nf Nursery noek ! Nteady
einii ovment tiuirautmh HAI.MIY ASH KX.
PKS'Sra p nd to siioeesDlnl men. Apply al once
slnllUjf a" Mention tnln piper.
GHASE BROTHERS COMPANY.
Rochester, N, Y.
Sep. an,l Nov .
15I.OOMSHURU MARKET.
Wholesale. Ilolall.
Wheat per liusliel,.,
Hyo " "
HftY- &yfwerJ
FEVER fcili
F. Savits,
rW Trt,.
b'5 to D3
CO
45
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0.00
20 23
14 10
l'J 15
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C'8 10
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Krcs
Uams ,
Uricil Apiili B
Side
Shoulder
Clceso .,
Lard per lb
Vioegar yvt al...
Vrnl shins.
Wool per. it
Hides.- . . . .
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