COLTJMBIAK AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. I Blanche Dinglass Demi, MI3KIUI1I.B ESI) 01' ONK OF TUB A0T011S IK Till', JKNNIF. Clt-UIEIt MVSTKHV. Tlicro dlod tit ono of tho lowest of the low resorts In Chicago last Thurs day a woman who at ono tlrao fillod n prominent nlaoa In ono of tlio most noted murder trials In tho nnnala of crime. Sho was Blanoho Douglas, who with tho Malloy biy, was Indiotod in Now Havon for tlio murder of Jonnlo Cramer. This boautiful girl was found doad, half oovorod by tho rising tide, nt Savin Hook, a Summer rosort near Now Haven, Aug. 0, 1881, by Asa Curtiss, an old tisliormon. Ilo dragged thu body up on tho sands, and it was soon Identified m that of Jcnnio Cramer. Walter Malloy and h'u cous in James woro at onco suspeotod of tho crimo, and JSIauoho Douglas was ar rested with thorn as an accessory. Wlion tho trial camo on it could not bo asoertalnod just how Jonnio Cramer diod. Theories and ciroumstautial cvi donco thcro was in plenty, but no proof. Blanche, on tho witness stand, sworo to tho sarao story that Waltor and James Malloy had told. Thoy claimed they did not know how Jonnio Cramer died. Tho jury disagreed and tho Malley boys wont freo. Blanoho had falsely given evidence as to her Now York connections. Hor record was exposed and then tho wholo story of her relations with Walter Mal loy camo out. Sho had mot hun In New York aud Iio induced her to go to New Haven to livo with him. She, it was allogod, led Jcnnio Cramer astray and helped James Malley accomplish her ruin. Blanche was taken back to New Haven tried for perjury and ao quitted. She then returned to New York aud entered upon a now career of dissipation and gradually sunk so low that she frequented tho resorts of Mott Street. From that city sho camo to Chicago, and thore, if possible, sunk oveu lower. Tho womin whero Blanche Douglas lived while thoro know hor true story and sympathized with her. Sho had Blanoho takon to St. Luke's Hospital and did everything that could bo done to briug her back to hoalth, if not happiness. It was in vain, for Thurs day tho girl diod. Her secrot went with her. While in the hospital, and just bo fore broath loft her, she struggled to speak. Tho pitying, white-capped nurse, who sat bosido her cot, bont low to hear what she had to say, but it was too lato tho dying girl took hor secrot to the gravo with her. From having been a beautiful woman Blanche Douglas bad becomo a wroo'f She had no friends who would give hor proper burial, and sho is in an unmark ed gravo in Potters's Field. Her death closes the only possible means of discovering tho truth regard ing tho ranrdor of Jcnnio Cramer, for it is not liko'y that tho Malley boys will ever say anything about tho mat ter. Thoy still have hanging over them indictments which were brought when thoy woro charged with having killed tho girl. It is understood that tteir Itwyer is to move within a short time in tho New Haven courts that these indictments bo quashed. Ltiancno uounias real name was Annie Ilines. She was born in Mott Street, Now York, Her fathor was blind and sho mod to lead him abou the streets. In 1877 Annie Hines, then 18 years old, was married to Job. Zimmerman, a cook in a restaurant tie ntterwarrts was a vender ot soap packages. Annio did not livo happily witn her husband. Two years after ward she gave birth to a child, which died two months later. In November- 1879, she left hor husband. A month after sho beoimo acquainted with James Riley in a Btreet car, and they established a friendship whioh contin ued lone after. When Annio went to Lizzie Bundy's house in Now York sho did not tell these facts, her story being of a muoh more romantic and Dathetio character. and her namo being given as Blanche uougias. While in that house sho met Walter Malley, who was thon coiner to sohool at Seton Hall, in Now Jeisey. Their intimacy lasted until the Cramer murd er took place James Mally, Jr., is in, Wilkes Barre fa. Ho went to that city to study meat cine with a relative. About two years ago be was arrested, charged with bav in performed a fatal operation on beautiful young girl from Easton, Pa, Walter now lives in idleness with his wealthy father at New Haven. That wonderfal Banal. MAUI) 8. IS TO TUY AND BEAT THE THREE' year- old's record. Robert Bonner is highly pleased that Maud a. now has a formidable rival in Senator Stanford's groat thrco-yoar-old Sunol, with hor marvelous record of 2.101, made on Saturday at Sao Fran Cisco. Tho owner of Maud S. sont the following dispatch to Senator Stanford "1 congratulate you most heartily on sunoi s woundcrtui performance. Uor. sidenng her ago, it is tho groatest per formance over made by a trotting horo If no accidents happen she ought to be able in tho noar futuro to beat Maud S.'s record, as I believe Maud S. herself to bo capable of beatincr it. Tbero a groat lesson to bo learned from tho fact that Maud S., Jay-Eye.Seo and sunol, tho throe greatest trotters tho world has yet produced, have thorough urea grand-dams, and wo are indebted to you end tho late Robert Alozander tor teaching ns that lesson." Speaking of the future of Maud S. Mr. Bonner said: "Next season 1 sha 1 havo Maud S. attempt to beat tho re cord made August 31, 1885, namely, 2.089. I think she can boat it undor favorablo conditions. What I mean by that is if bIio shall bo in the best of condition herself and track and wind are favorable. As regards age, while Maud-S. is to bo sure, fifteen years old sun we mast remember that Ijady Bitf. folk, Goldsmith Maid, and all the greatest trotters havo raado their best time after thoy woro 10 years old. Maud S. is the only trotter that ever madO'tneido of 2.10, and sho has dono this twice in 1881 sho mado 2.09J and then her record in 1885 also tho world's record ot 2.089. As to time and place whero I shall try to lower z.uhj with Maud a., ot iiourso 1 can not at this early day speak definitely. But the trial will lake placo some tlmo next summer, at such track as seems to my judgment best suited to, Rinniramnnla sf IhnlHal " Groat distress oxista in tho Trans vaal, South Africa, resulting from drought and famine. The situation was reported to be critical at Johan nesburg, were breadstufld were selling at famine prices. llaruum'rj show opened in Lopjjpa in tho preannco of 20,000 epectfttori Oopjrtght, 18fWt AS OM MAID'S SOLILOQUY. 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M. a-opu, highly rosppoti; whom diod by tlio Tmiid of tho othur. llio Kitohio and Plcananton affal was profoundly deplored booauso was a midden Btreet conflict botweei two of tho most accomnlt9hid mon tho State) but thoy had tlio poor exouso oi oeing coniessoa loadeM of oppoaini parties, whilo Qoodloo and Swopo wore loader in thu (tamo party. Hltol nno l ieasatuon woro liotli ablo an pungoni cuuoriai wrunrs and a nown paper controversy oontinuod from day to day for boiiio weeks, lin.illy culiuin- nto.l ... n ........ ... . l! .1.. .t . iivuu iii du iipuu DLTOUb UIJIIU Willi pMt' ois, wiion i-ieatanton lull an l Hitoli wassetiously wounded. Slnco thon tho world Ins crown wisor and better. A moro liboral an 1 a miinh broader civilization has como, the'duelist is no longer Honored in any sectioi outsido of tho eumibarbarous frontie oiroles, and street onoounters with deadly weapons placo mon beyond the paio oi reBpcoiaomty. in tlio casa QooJIoo and S Aope, however, witho it distinct or ovon implied throat fro-n uivuur siue, so inr as wo can learn, ooui asaumed that they could not nwot, o it Brno oi me restraints ot tho social ctr cle, without moral combat. Goodlo' ii i ... .. was wuu aruioj wuu ins knile, am how well ho understood its use, is ev denced by a half dozen moral woun I indicted within as miny scoondij and Swopp, ovon when sinking in death nerved himself to aim his bullet at viti parts. Swopo diod in tho tracks of the butchery; and (ioodloo lincorod unti tho hour when Swopeu body was low ered to tho tomb, whoa ho passed n way to join liw murdered foo in th unknown hereafur. lsoth thesn men wero adinittediv i i . . i . . . . j uravo anu onivnous as llio world goo but it was, after all, sheer moral cow. anlioo that undo them murder each other. Neither had the oouraire appeal to tho intelligent seutiment o the community by declaring that ho wouui not uccomu a street asjuin; boll wero ariuod for deadly conflict beoau- uaun assumed mat, mo oilier moant il but as they wero cultivated and self reBiiecunc gentlemen, it is sate to a- sumo that neither desired tho BtruKuie inn mat, uoiu would liavo dono any thing within tho lines of honor to pr"- vont it. Hid they summoned the courago to declare tho truth as both felt it, thoy would never havo drawn weapon, but moral cowardice dominat ed whero physical oouracro was admit ted, and Goodloo and Swone. each mur dered and murderer, havo.'cono totlieir hnal account. Good will ooma out of it; but the lesson is appalliug in its cost. Ex. DREAD OF LIVE BURIAL. HUNDREDS WHO FKAR TIIK C0F11N W CLOSE ON THEM AMVE. From thfi. Xeif) Ynrk Kim. Many people who come to us havo a dreadful fear that thev may be buried alive, and while there is a remote pos sibility that this intent batmen. I hav. not kuown a single instanco of it in all my experience. These people insist on my promising to observe tho utmost precaution, oven so far as to run red hot needles into their bodies, nnd other equally barbaric treatment before tney are finally consigned to the earth. About lour voars aso a younrr man called upon me ouo morning in a terti b,o Btato of agitation. Ho had dream ed the night befi.ro that his sister, who nau oeen recently buried, had como to llio after being placed under tbe sol. I tried to prove to him the utter im probability of sujli an occurrence, b it wllbout avail. Ilo insisted that her gravo Bhould bo opoaod, that he miuht uo sausiicu. i was actna v horror- stricken at tho suggestion ; n it that I bad tho remotest ilea that his dream could prove true, but the thought flash ed across my mind that if it should be so tho shock would mako him a rav ing manic. 1 tried to persuado him to defer the matter until the following day, but he positively refused. Finally, as there was no other way out of il. I consent ed, and, having obtained the necessary permit, the body was exhumed, aud to my inexpressible relief the absurdity of the young man's dream was proven. Tho effect on him was magical. He looked sorrowfully on tho faco of h'u dead sister a moment and then burst into a flood of tears, and throwing bis arm around my neck, ho wept from puro excess of joy EVEN THE SHEEP GET KANSAS- DBUNK IN From the Chtcana ITernltl. Prohibition comes prettv near beinir r.!l ir .. . o luuure in ivsusas. j traveller just from that state said the ho had no troublo at all to oet all ho wanted to driuk, though sometinrCs tho beverao uad queer sounding names. One thing he noticed particularly, and that was the largo amount of cincer alo that found circulation. In almost any part of the state and he was all over it, he found Milwaukee ginger ale for Bale, aud ho wondered thereat until accident show ed him that tho bottles contained beor. Tho mystery was explained. Ouo of uieiunniest things ho saw, however, in tho Btato in tho way of inebriety was on a sheep ranch. A man near Manhattan owns a largo ranch and bays whiskey by tho barrel for the especial beneflt of the sheep. He uses it on them as an antidoto for rattle snake bites and it works like a charm. HattUsnakis are very ihiok in that spo. tion, and tho herdsmen are obliged to be on tho continual lookout or many of tho sheep would bo killed. The action of tho poi8n on the sheep is very queer. They soon after bemtr bittt n stagger about and fall and then begin to swell up. When tho herdsman sees sheep fall ho rushes to it and forces quantity of whiskey down its throat until it beoomes thoroughly intoxicated. The traveler savs it is no odd thiur to see a dozen or more staggering about tho prairie with a "jag" on that would make an old drunkard wild with envy. Dootors In Prescribing Wlne Tho Physicians desiro to rrlvo n liquor containing tho extractive parts of tho grape, Btioh as iron, grapo-sugar and tho other elements which givo tho port wine its spooial flavor or bouquet and Its singular blood making proper, ties from the iron that is contained In tho coloring principlo of puro Red Wino. Sneer's Now Jersey wiucp, especially his Port, aro grown on a brown stoiiB shale soli, rioh in iron nnd from vinet brought from tho banks of tho River Doura, in Portugal, whero tho finest orts In tho world aro made, but none overreach this country iu a pure Btato. Bpecr'a Wiiien aro reuardod Buperior to any ia tho market. For sale by drug gist, j X ftt ftfte laying tomtthini liADt BE WI8EI BOOTS AND BnOKS DRESSED WITH Wolff'sAGMEBIacking NEVER OET HARD AND STIFF, Alri look nut, Kqoillr ifuod for Mn'.,Womn' Of Child'. ShoM. No blteklnc bruah required, .nd tl poUihlnt I. don. In thm mlnotM wllbout Lbor. VATltPRO(IF.ndvuT.ntl to prc.crr Mttnr, ud kMp. It ton nd durable. Sold tr Sho. Storm, Groom, PmtgigU, Ao. Trv ' on ymir Harnm. WOLFF & RANDOLPH. Philadelphia. WIDE AWAKE A Oood Ttu 19QR " Tl hrlCto,,t , th, tkOJrtn'i I WW maauut," &pririjield Republican. A Hlrrf II ir Fll'S GREAT SERIALS l THAT BOY QID. Uy William O. Stod dard. Young and old will follow Gideon's adventures and Ids sister's on their father's acres with laughter and breathless interest. THE NEW SENIOR AT ANDOVER. l)v Herbert D. Ward. A serial of school life Infamous Andover our Rugby. The boys, the professors, the lodgings, the fun. "THE SONS OF THE VIKINGS." Uy Hjalmar Hjorth Doyesen. A right down jolly story of modern Norse boys. BONY AND BAN, one of the best of tho Mary Hartwell Catherwood serials. SEALED ORDERS. By Charles Rem ington Talbot. An amusing adventure story of " wet sheets and a flowing sea." CONFESSIONS OF AN AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER. Uy Alexander Black. Six practical and amusing articles. LUCY PERVEAR. First of a series of graphic North Carolina character sketches by Margaret Sidney. TALES OF OLD ACADIE. Twelve powerful true stories by Grace Dean McLeod, a Canadian author. THE WILL AND THE WAY STO RIES. Uy Jessie Benton Fremont. About men and women who did great thing in the face of seeming impossibilities. THEPUK-WUDJIES. UyLJ-Brldg. man. The funny Indian Fairy Folk, BUSINESS OPENINGS FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN. A dozen really helpful papers by Sallie Toy White. Twelve more DAISY-PATTY LET TERS. Uy Mrs. Ex-Governor Claflln. TWELVE SCHOOL AND PLAY GROUND TALES. The first will be "LAMBKIN; Was He a Hero or a Prig?" by Howard Pyle, the artist Hr-PoitiUird Vole, and Cash rriiet. ttt SHORT STORIES sifted from thousands s flfltltn. Claim on n Vno-ntrvhlrt Cn Charlotte M. Vail, liljano. William Preston Otis. How Tom Jumped a Mlno. Mrs. ii. f. Snckney. Tho Run of Snow-shoe ThomD- oon. Lieut. F, P Kre'oiont. Polly at tho Book- Kltcnon. Delia w. Lyman. Trailing Arbutus, lleiekiahllutterworth. QolderiMn.rirn.rQt. I.mr. C. Purdy. Pegrsy'8 DullOt. Kate Upson Clark How Simeon ana Sancho Panza Helped the Revolution. Miss Klsley Seward. Tho Difficulties of a Darling. L. B. Walford. One UOOd Turn." Harriet Prescott Spoflord. ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES, noveltie.t Dolls of Noted Wnmnn. Miss How to Build a Military Snow-Fort. An old West Pointer. How the Cossacks Play Polo. Madame de Mtisttner. All Around a Frontier Fort. Lieut. F. 1 Fremont. Home Of Ramona. Charles F. Lummis. A Rabbit Kound-Up. Joaquin Miller. Japanese Fight- utf j. ti, ijernaaon, u, is. maiaa Base- Ball Playors. F. L. Sloane of The 1 lamp- ton Indian Nine." a Forty In a Chinese PaJ- 5CO E. R. Sddmore. Tbe Poems. Pictures and Decutmintj win be mure micrciung uun ever. K rr Th Ckristmat Number enlarrtd 16 iartl to kdmtt a great serial of adventure, by Grant Alien. entiUed! WEDNESDAY TliB TENTH : A xaie ox ue soum i'aoino. Vidt Await u $2.40 year. Xnu Vol, ItriniDtc D. LOTIIROP COMPANY, Boston. 1890. Harper's Rtizar. ILLUoTISATKI) llAKl-RH'S 11AZAH 13 A Innrnnl tnr thn hnmA ntv- Ing tlio latct luloroiitlun with lerard to the Fashions, lta numerous lllustmtlons, fashion plans, and pattern sht-et 8upplerapn:s aro ln-lu-pcnsable allko to tho horaelnsn muker ant the prof. sstonal mol lit,?, o expense H gparel In tnaklnir Its arttstlo attraotlvrmiMi nf tin. hit.hf-sr order, lis clever sh 1 1 i-tm lea. parlor nlivs. and thoughtful CMiys s itl-i:y all lostcs, ana Its last s" ni'imwaiwiiijmimi i iiDu numor. in s weekly 1 su'-a ver tlilnir Is in-iininri whii.ii is of Interest, to women Durlnz l&M Oliver Tnorne .Miller, wunstloo Terhuna HerrloK, and M iry Lowe Dleklnsnn villi res tciuely furnish a series of aivre on "The nuiKbtor ut llonrn," "Three -lealsa liay,"anl "rno Woman ot tho 1'eriol.' i'heheilal noveU will he wrutrn hv ivrtii.firiir.j-i nr. ani v. W. liouuaon. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. 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The undersicned having been restored to health by simple means, after suffer ing for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con sumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheer fully send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription used, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung Maladies. He hopes all suf ferers will try his Remedy, as it is in valuable. Those desiring the piescrip tion, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will please address, kev. inward A. Wilson, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. A-tV-t.a-IJes.-7.1jr. CLOTHING I CLOTHING G. W. BI5RTSCH, TIIK iMKHUIIANT TAILOR. Mis' hzi hlili: k Caps OK EVJSKV UKSCUII'TION. Suns inai)o to ortler nt short notlco art'l a tit-ilwayn gtinriuitt'eil or no aalo. Call and oxmuitiu tlio largest and best soli'Otcil stock of goods ovor shown in Columbia uounty. Btoro next door to Klrst National Bank MAIN STREET, Bloouishm ir Pa. RAILROAD TIME TBUB LAWAKK, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAILROAD. dloomshuiu; division. STATIONS. NOItTll. r. t. r. si. n in 1 10 tu ... A. M. A, M. loco nil MIS 6 SO NOHTtirjuniRUrin..., I'xmcmn t'hulasky 10 ID Danville rtCH 3 it Catawlm cej .... iMpcrt esi 3 no iiioumsburg 091 9 as R'py. (142 2 41 IJm-i Itidj.'e CM) ,,,, Willow drove. 06t .... lirliicreeK.,, ,,, an Berwick 71-5 3 69 liearh Ilavrn 7 11 .... I lick's Kerry , ns .... -Iiloknlilniiy , 7 si) sal 10 84 10 41 IHN1 10 ST 11 A3 It 13 II H II 21) II 31 11 .11 It SS 11 48 11 M 13 IM 12 10 Ml SM 7 0.1 7 3 720 7 51 7 31 7 31 7 42 7 4'J 7MV 8 (HI s It H 31 iiuniu-'.KR,.., ,, 741 Nauileoke 710 Avondiln . 7M I'lyinnulh 7f9 ri.vmouth Junction 8 ill Kim-Mori 8 08 llennett, H li Multny 8)7 Uyomlrig s$2 West nttston 8 27 llttston. 8 A3 Lackawanna..... rid Tailorvllle 8 IS Uellevue. m 3 -W A' is 8 3H 1'2 IS 8 33 13 3i) s.n 13 87 8 41 13 31 8 49 13 31 SM 13 til 8 OS 13 41 9 01 13 63 9V.I 101 CI? 1 09 0 33 1 IS 9 BO 1 30 9 3S r. m. r. u 4 01 4 OH 4 11 HCKANTON 9 Oil STATIONS. A.M. fcOUTU. A.M. 9 60 9 65 1000 M 01 1016 10 33 10 37 10 30 1"3I 103 1042 10 17 11161 1061 11 OS 11 13 1132 11 31 11 40 p. . r. i 11.1 6 20 .... 0 23 SCRANTON 6 M uellevue o is Taylnrvllle A so I. -cknwiirmi i;n l'lttslon H31 2 03 2 10 2 18 3 31 3 89 6 30 6 M 0 4S ii r.o 6 61 0 69 703 7 07 7 13 1 10 7 31 7 31 74) 7 66 8 07 8 3 8 20 8 27 R.I! 8 31 R4I 8 47 8 53 8 67 11 est I'lltsIOH 0 42 Wvorninir r. 47 Malt by B .11 Dennett.. (is-- l-i.ii s a: Kingston !W 103 340 vtnouih Junction..... 2 11 3 6) SSI I 61 3 0(1 3 30 3 11 .1 40 8 17 3 6.1 3 St 4 l 3 4 09 4 13 4 32 4 3s 4 411 I'lymouth Avond lie N-inllcoke Ilunlock's 7 10 7 14 7 19 7 ?(J 7 3T 7f-5 8 01 M'7 813 a 10 8 30 8 31 SSJ 8 37 8 43 8S7 907 9 32 A. 11. Milckshlnny Illek's Kerry Deach Haven licrwick Hrlar Creek Willow Orove. IJmn ltldgo t'-ipy. Itloomsburg Kunert 11 60 11 61 13 01 12M 1312 '317 13 32 i i Vi" 13 .15 Catawlssi uinvi e Chuliskv 461 . 5 110 9 3 15 9 43 r. M. p. u cain-'ron , MOKTIU'MIJKIll.ANII Conncetlms at lttnr-rr. wii.li Phii.iiMniiii A- ttcadlni; Itatlimrl for Tiim inpn-i. Tn nnmin. win. I.unsport, Sunbury, IMttivIlle. er-!. At Nortli'ltn oorlin.l with c. X K. Dlv. I". It. II. tor ItarrMOtirjf, Lock Haven, Empi'lim, Warrou, Oi'iv. anl Krle. W. r. 11AL)T.!AI), 0?ll Man., S:rJuton, I'.t, Pennsylvania Rxilml Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis ion, and Northern Central Railway. Ijx!' TIME TABLE. in orteot NOV. 10, 1SS9. Trains leuve Sunbjr BA8TWA11D ..''I? a". "'' sea Snore PrfB' (rlollr excefl tiiauuiK umiiucernieaiaie8T.anoiia irri.iiii; at rDitaaeipnin 3.13 p. m. ; New YorK inup. m. ; uaiiunore, 3.10 p.m. ; WushlnKtoo 5.51 p. m., ooanootlne at 1'hlU.lelphla for all fit oiure uuiuig. -luroagu paaaer.uer coach I'hlltuleluhla. (Kin m Tin.- T?-nmu. daily oxcept Sundayl.forllarrlstiurK and Imerme dlate stations, arriving at ruiladelph a J.60 p.m.! New York, 9.35 p. ra.; llaltlmore MS p.m.; Washlnrtou, 8.u p. m. I'arlor cur through to KhUadelnhla and passenger coaches .uiuusii uiitsucijuiu ana uaiiimore. 8.01 p. m. Henovo Aecouiinodation (daily juj uaiiuiuuiK uuu uiiinLerrneaiaiesiatisns, arriv lngat l"hlladelDhIa4.23 a. m. : New Yorl.-7.iDa. m ng at .-.....i.-MV, ti.io. in. ; y UtlllltlKlUll o-m a. m. Pullman sleoplng car (rom llarrlshur? M t'hlladel a. m. rem il n Tn I..V)a. m.-Rrlo Mali(dillj) ror nirmbur? and Interrneillatfl stations, arr-vlng at iWlaWphla (i.W.1. m. Naw rori, 9 ) a m.; Thro'iza Pullinw .vciiunjuini sun pis-wL-u-jr ouaajs t-j rouaioi- tun's. 3.ro a. m -.l-jittiri Boron (litlr; 'i- rurrli-burrfantl-ifr.nMUio stuiint irrU lai an mm. moro 7.20. a. m. n 1 Willi unni ( i in an-s throush Hullmxnxit) pl-ia oirsWHsitlmire and saaniuKton, and througt" passens-sr cmcjoj to uniLioi-jre. WESTWAKU. S.ioa. m. Krlo Mall (dally), tor Erie anl al umaiiik-mjio lniermsaiate -itiitaat. Jtooaes- w;r, iviiijiLi siu.-iia-jarair.vus, witn r.arou?n run man Pan -ecus aajp monrorooacnea to Erie and -sh :.l--lt-r. 9. VI News Express ( dally rar i ock Uavcn auii iiu;riueuiui.e siaiions. 1.41 o. m. Nlatrara Itsnres? (dally exceot sun, -yi for Sane, Cana Hbus aud Intermedlatesla tlons It heater, Iluffalo ant. Niagara Falls with thr-.UKhpwsenger eoacbeto Kaucand Jtochester sun l atiurtnrw iui-iin-puru s.30 p. m. Kast Lino (dally exoept sundaylfor He novo, kVaiklns and lntwrrcdlatfl stations, with (.nrn-i-ju passenger eoacues v) nenevo ana watMns 9.1! p, m. Wlluamspo t Express ( dally ) for tviuiu.-1-Bp-jrL unu inu-no-umio staiions. TUltODOn TRAINS KOUSUNUIIKY FHOM TUB News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m, Baltimore, 4.30 a.m. Hr.rrUburg, s.io a. m. dally arriving at sunhur) 9.6J. a.m. Niagara Express leaves Philadelphia, 8 60 a. n. ; Washington 8 10 a. tn. Hal tlmore 8.00 a. m.tdat', exert Sunrtaj arriving at Sunbury, 1.43 r.m- ' Ith through Parlor cartrom Phlladelptia andtnrjugh pasoengercoaches from ruuis-jt-ipuia un i njiiiumjre. Kast Llue leaves New iors.9.00 a. m. ; Phlladcl phis, II. 10 i. in. : '.Vaiilotriou. 10 .10 a. in . Ho.it.'. more. 11,45 a. m.,(4atly except Sunday) arriving at uiiMuii, U...U u iii. wuu inruuu p ISSCDger ..--a iiu u i jiu. uiiijuiis isuu naiLiiuure Wlll'a nuor. E'-p-.iss leivos New York 2 0) p m. Phllaaeiphu 11.45 p. m. Wuhlogton 3 3 ) p. m. uaitlmoro 4.43 p. in. (d illy ) arriving at sunhury 9.13 p. in. Erie Mall leateB New York 8.00 p. m. Phlladel- phla, 11.23 p. ix. more, 11.20 p. r-. l Washington, 10.00 p. ra Haiti. (dally) arriving at sunbury 5.10 a. m , with through Pullman Sleaplugoirjfram riiuaaipuia, wasmnsion ana UAitimire and Luru-Ai;u pAgvjns-jr cosines iro-u PuiUDipuu mJNIItlUY, I1AZI.KTON .V U'lr.KKsIIAKItK ull.Ktl sis nillCTII 1VKHT mr Nitu itiu.w.iv. (Dally except sunuay.) wiiKi-ao.rre .Man leaves unhury 10 OJ a. m arrlvlc-gat ttloom Ferry 10. is a.m., Wllkes-burt 13.10 D.ta. Bxprr ts East leaves Sunbury 6.35 p. m.. arriving tsi muvui rci i j d.u i. tu.. 1 11KCS-Uirm V.DU p. ot Sunbury Mall leaves Wllkeabarrell.l? a.m. arriv ing utHloom Kerry ta.37p. m.,Nutib'jry i.ao p. m Exr""8'' West leaves Wllkes-barre J.us p. in., ar Yl.'IK 1- uuiviii i'i--rr s o-j il, in. minuury O .J p. u) BUnUAY T11AINS. Wl'kesbarre matl leives sunD iry 10:0) a. m., ar ""S 1U.SO IS. US., VV (IKeS-JjarrC iv. u a.m. t-undiy accommod itlon leaves Wilkes uarr' 5: i. rx. a nvtnit a Hin-ira pr-v t.tv p. -n sur'ir fiiir m ('IIA K. Pllilll. J. It. WOOD, den. Manager. (Jen. Passenger A-t. STENTS r i I veats m 1'rsli .tsr'5-i oDtsltnl, in I til tut t sin-jisoiu nut Mr a jus i ns iCi3S4. iiU't okfioi? i4 i - nta u. s. pvr-:i OKK1CK We hive no suh agencies, all bu-i;ei.H Irect, h-iuoe.ui iriiHici piteut business In le is iiu-j auu si iiuii uuit nun iuj33 remove iiorn is atunition. Send model. drawlnir. or nhoro.wlth descriiiiton We advise If patentable or not, free of charge. Our If) not duo till natent is sooured. A book,"llow to obtain Patents,"with references iu;uiu cumiMin your stale, county, or town, C. A. SNOW & CO., Unix aiie rssi for r ni t Washington, u.o FIFTY DOLLAJSS for LIFE SCHOLARSHIP 3E"-s(VXi3Vi:S' BUSINESS COLLEGE 1109 Chestnut St. rbll.dl. I'o.Ulon. forCiradnateiss Time required 3 to 4 mos, JIUHT typed, licit idr. Ctreutart t'onrse ol htady. OrcuJari 'tu you wmc IAU xptn I K f in J.8 WII.LIAMJ, AUCT10NKEH. ULOOMSUOItO, l'A. Heil Sstata Bought and S:H, Parties tleslrlne lobny liorscsand wagons "Hum no wuu iu can oa tnu auove. JII.ST IN Til IP iviii. .Me-rclmul. aud lles.r. Rencrnllr. PARKER'S r,,' M BBS jClesnses and beautifies tlie hair. NtJ,' f !'. Rlor Qry Hsl 4 lla V...4LA.I ...I.- ' FrvsusiU Mandnur nnd hslr rsllinjr B'S .ml fl (Mat lirngirtHtc cHicHE&rcn's English HENHYROYAL PILLS. 1(1 Crum Diamoml Jlruuil. OF, IJlc. mk iVrurctkt fur 1U4 lls tnubtl it raad, In rr4 BMUllla Iwim, Mktl I CMlsutCi IsUZ-C JttssJ AXLE t 8 "BLOWWG" Tho "Ledger Uuildiig" tells liBiinnlo story nnd relics on its Clothing to ninko you a cus tomer. Wo don't blow the "Big Horn," but tho "Best Clothing with Lowest Prices" leads tho band. Clothing for Men, and Children. ft. C. YATES & CO. Sixth aniOhssba ut, Phila. Mil BMERS SND Exchange Block, WHOLESALE ;;!;; d Slams Orders by mail will Ouster 2axlors tta,cli.eca.. Corns and try our o nr:o v.. WHOLESALE CaVj-, oUffo, (Cz.riit'ej', FvOf'tj art4 T2clj. SOLI-. AGF.N'l S FOR Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week. iFiEnsnN sr goojds s-FEoiA-ijarSsr. SOLE AGENTS FOR F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. Sole agents of the following brands of Cigiri : Honry Clay, Londros, Normal, Indian Princocs, Samson, Silvor Ash. Any order for Festivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market Prices, at follows i OranM, Lcntonj, ream N5 1 Banana, "peanUtj, lmond5, - Entijh Walnt5. pop ore 135. BLOOMSBURG, PA. g. 5. Robbies, Foreign and 4 BLOOMSBURG PS )', and lanos, urgans I. $JMMM Music Warerooms Bloomsbtsirg, Fa. Ci 1 1 A.TEK U L-CO Jl FOHTINQ. EPP'S COCOA. IlllEAKKAHT, 'llv a thoroush L-nowladiflnr thn nisinpsi u,. which ggvern tlia operatloun ot digestion and DutrttlOD, and by a carelul application or the Hot propertied ot well-aolected (focoa. Mr. Kpd, ait Drovldt-d our broakfast tatiinx with a rtfi;.,i.i- ilavortxl boycraire which may sivb us many heavy doctors' bills, ftlsbytha luJlcloun uo ot auch articles ot diet that acorwftutlou may be grdual U built up until strong enoush to resist every ten dency to disease, imndmij or .mum msiimu I are noatlnsr around us resdy to attack wherever therelsaweak polnL We may escape many a I fatal slialt by keeplnff o'lruelvtu welt forttood with jw.v v.uuu nun is ,'iuiicrij uuurusueu iruine." ctvtl ooto. uiuriie. uaue simply with DoiunB waler UhSled thua1 0nl 10 UaU P1""1 11031 by "rooef, i ,Ji.M'?lJ.m'a Cts Uomcaopathla Cnouilata J ItM-a-t London, Snglaml CONFECTIONERS Bloomsburg, Pa. and RETAIL 1 aaA T2otj. Crackers ani b receive prompt attention. FAMOUS 15 Cent Stews- UKALKRS IN Domestic -IN- Sewing Machines. -AT- SALESMEN WAITED. IVriiljiiutnl IVis(.ia onn..i.i Willi Salary aiui Jttpeiue. I rait Great ndvanta-jes to beginners. Fast-selling specialties. Nooxporlr-n"eiieoded with us. OUT-I- IT HENT I'llKK. Writ quick and cet choice ot territory, stating aze. (Nmin this psior.) HOOKlillNUlUisltlK-i. Uocnester, N. Y, 1 -d-4t. ' mO'P KolL iillumtn UBj iO 1 Location la the tioutii. . K.MANCIU,Csareaost, Vtv-
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