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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A tplniter braying the mllei of thou who would
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That lack of lorrn canned my loneljr itiU,
ur tate me rvmfoic my mien take.
And iet my eyp crow bright at tho' I bathed
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Restore tbefiealth of one who fain would die
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17 .MTerlnir m U cold. Ur pbrtlolu. uld
I HAD BRIGHT'8 DISEASE,
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aw Dr. Kannedr. rtrorlie Komady adrertlaed In
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MjjMmutcAl).TAirrBiia,itoii
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iwntttMta
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on who ukn
Tne Lexington Dntohery.
binco the appalling munltT of Tloi
flfinlon, or the Richmond Whig by
Kltchlts of tho Hlohmonil Jinquirer,
rnoro than n gonerntion ngo, thoro hits
upon no suoii uarberoun btitohory
civilizml oirclca ns thu dual mnrdcr
ooinin-l William Uajslns Qoodloo and
Colonol A. 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
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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
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Fll'S GREAT SERIALS l
THAT BOY QID. Uy William O. Stod
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THE NEW SENIOR AT ANDOVER.
l)v Herbert D. Ward. A serial of school
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"THE SONS OF THE VIKINGS."
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LUCY PERVEAR. First of a series of
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TALES OF OLD ACADIE. Twelve
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BUSINESS OPENINGS FOR GIRLS
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"LAMBKIN; Was He a Hero or a
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Hr-PoitiUird Vole, and Cash rriiet. ttt
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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.
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iu;uiu cumiMin your stale, county, or town,
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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
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