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Absolutely Puro.
strenfrth and wbolesomonosi. More oconomloa?
than tho ordinary kinds, nnd cannot bo bom In
coropmltlon with thomultlludoot low test, short
weight mum or phosphato powdcra. Soli oulu in
Cam. UOTAL IUSINO VOWBHR Co., lot) Wall St., N,Y.
The Columbian
tvrubllshcd every Friday. Subscription price.
Ii.oo a roar.
Entered at tho l'ost onice ut Uloomabure, ra..
as second class matter, Marcb 1, 1888.
blooMsbuIgTpa"
FRIDAY, APRIL, 25,1890."
fORIUCT UilLKOlD Till T1HLK, '
Trains on the F. & It. it. It. leave Itupertat
luuuna
NORTIJ. BOUTH.
7:88 a.m. 11:01a.m.
S:31 p. m. C:a3 p. m.
o
Tralnsonthe D.L. & w. It, it. leave Bioomsbuie
as follows i
MOHTn. SOOTH.
7:12 a. m. 8:32 a. m.
10:57 a. m. W:0 p. m.
2:39 p. m. 4:15 p. m.
:88 p.m. 8:47 p.m.
o
Trains on tha N. fcW. U. Hallway pass Bloom
Ferry as follows i
north. porrrn.
10:48 ft. m. U:37 p. m.
e.sa p. m. 4-so p. m.
StWDir.
north. BOOTn.
-.0:'.8 a m 6:39 p m
BLOOM9BUna SULLIVAN It.MLKO VD
Taking effect MONDAY, 8EPTBMUBK 2, 18S9.
ISOUTU. NOItTH.
'Ar. At. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv.
STATIONS, r. v. A. II. A.II. A . r. H. r. M.
BlOOmsbUnr, G Z8 ll 4S 7 0" 8 35 S 3 6 40
Main street 13 11 4t o es s 42 2 42 e 47
Irondale e is ll 39 6 66 8 n 2 41 tto
1'apCrMlll 6 08 11 31 6 43 lil'iM 7 00
Llghtstreet. e 05 11 ss 0 41 8 66 2 56 7 03
Orangevlllo e 57 11 so s 35 9 Of. 3 07 7 10
Forks, 5 45 11 10 6 25 9 15 3 17 7 20
Zaner'S 5 42 11 06 6 21 9 20 3 SO 7 23
Ulllwater 5 37 ll ti 6 n 9 21 3 21 7 as
Uenton, 5 28 10 B5 6 10 9 .33 3 SI 7 35
ElSOns, 6 23 111 50 6 07 9 36 3 3T 7 33
coloa Creek, 5 20 10 41 0 05 9 3.3 3 40 7 40
Hmjarloaf 5 15 10 il 6 03 9 42 3 43 7 41
LaubacbS, 5 12 10 40 6 00 9 47 3 4 3 7 47
Central. 5 03 10 S3 5 53 9 67 3 58 7 57
Jamison city.... 5 oo 10 so 5 50 10 oo 4 oo 8 00
Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar
r. m. a. u. a. h. a. if. r. if. r. m.
For County Hiipcrliitciiilciit.
Tho understood announcM hlralt as a candi
date for tte om:o of s iporlatendmt of IMbUo
bchools of Columbia County, and respictliilly
asks to be suppof d tor that ofll;o at tho coming
election la May next.
W. C. JonNSTOV,
Jersey town, Pa.
For County Suiicrltitcmlciii.
Tho undersigned announces htrcnolf as a cand 1
date 'or the omco of county Snperlutcndent, and
respectfully ask? to Do supported for sail oni:o at
the election next .May.
J. S. CI HIVES.
SALKS.
May 3. Henry C. Iless anil Wellington
Kochcr, administrators o( David Koclicr,
will sell personal property on tho premises
In Bugarloaf township. At the same time
will bo offered for saio a complctu stock of
general merclianilUe.
Mat 8. Mrs. II. 8. Itcay will sell vain
able personal property on the premises at
Rupert, commencing at 1 o'clock In the
afternoon.
For Salic- A desirable and commodious
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, gas and steam. Apply to
jan20tf. li. N. Motkb.
Fob Sale Dwelling bouses In Blooms
burg, Orangevlllo, Espy and Rupert Pa.
Firms In Pennsylvania, Kansas and Vir
ginia. Vacant lots In Bloomsburg. Store
properties. Grist mills and other property
by M. P. Lutz, Insurance and Heal Estate
Agent, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Fob Sale. House and lot In Rupc-t,
lot 120 x 140 ft. Two story, house, with
nine rooms. Hay windows, out
kitchen, Ice and coal bouse, good stable,
chicken and pig pen. Choice fruit, over
green trees, good wnter, Two railroads,
Twelvo trains a day each way, to Blooms
burg, faro 8c round trip. Low taxes. A
great bargain, If taken soon.
M. P. Lutz, Insurance & Ileal Est. Act .
For Sale. Fine building lit, Main St.,
near Normal School. Apply to
0. W. Kbiteb.
IcihoiiuI.
Abram Hartmau of Benton was in town
on Wednesday.
A. C. Freas spcut Monday In Wllkes
Barre. Miss Stephens of Towanda is visiting
friends In Catawlssa.
Miss Edith Barton has left New Vork
and Is now making her homo in Berwick.
Mrs. IIcBter Sterner returned from Kan
sas last week Thursday. She has been
visiting her brother, John Merrill, for the
past six months.
It is expected that tho now council room
will bo occupied next month.
B. F. Bavits had thu contract for tho
plumbing at tho carpet mill and has com.
pitted IiIb work very satisfactorily.
Foil 8alb A beautiful century plant,
will bo sold cheap. Inquire at IhU ofllcc.
John Wanlck has been In Wilkes-barre
for threo weeks past, and Is doing con
sidcrablu business in the injiirance line.
T. E. Bands of Bryan's, Lycoming
county, has taken charge of tho store of
the lato J. P. Bands of Mordansvlllc. lie
also has tho Post olllcc
Have your eyes examined free of charge
at J. Q. Wells' Jewelry store, perfect ill
guaranteed.
Chester Brader, wife and two daughters
visited his nephew, Reuben Hess of Hup.
crt, last week.
Fresh bread, rolls and cakes every day
at Phillips' Bakery. 2t
Rev. J. R. DImm, D D. of Selinsgrovo
will preach in the Lutheran Church of Ibis
place next Sunday morning aud evening.
Tho Independent Order ofOdd Fellows
will eclobrate tbclr anniversary at Danville
fialurdav tho SOth. Excursion tickets will
bo Bold.
Aro you going to paper your room this
Bpring? Write to us for estimates.
W. it. Brooke & Co,
Mr. Phllti.' Unangst was presented with
Uamlsomo Bible last Sunday morning by
the members of the Lutheran Sunday
Bchool as a token of appreciation for thirty
years of faithful service as secretary.
Mrs. II. 8. Reay of Rupert, lost a valu
able cow Wednesday of laM week. The
cow was on tho railroad track near the
depot and was killed by the northbound
afternoon trains.
Steady employment, on salary is ottered
In another column, by E C. Pelrson it Co,
Waterloo, N. Y. 4.1 Mw,
Tho order of Pulilotic soob of America
of Milton Pa., aro making arrangements
for a demnnfitratton on tho 14th of Mav.
That being the tenth anniversary since
tho great destruction by fire.
'Window shades cither plain or with
Dado at Mercer's Drug & Hook Store. If,
Dyspepsia's victims aro numbered by
thousands. Bo aro those who havo bee
lestoied to health by Hood's Haieapurilla
For Window slmdis go to Mcnoa's Drug
& Hook Store. tf.
Uo's at lowest market nrlr'n.
Peacock &
tf.
Miss
Armstronir
on a
c 2 V V4 utl BVUUUI
New stono fltens havn horn nlartml tl.
. - - I'IVVU nk kliU
cntrsnco to the bank of tho Bloomsburg
Alfrd
McHcnryof Benton has received
rt nf ftnrlnr. . .. .1 .
new stock
The public
t...uk. i,,u Buuiincr goous.
will picaso call and examine
prices beforo purchasing else.
goods and
where.
Tho
time of tho Bale nf
ty of
MrS. II. S. HcilV Wlltf.ll tr.ua I..
advertised for Saturday May lOtb has been
changed to Thursday May 8th. Sale will
commenco nt 1 o'clock In the afternoon.
Choice confectionery, bananas, oranges
and
lemuns at 1'iiiiiips' Bakery. 2t,
At a lato meeting of the Hoard of tllrec
tors 1
or tno llloomsburg & Sullivan railroad,
F. M Leader waa rlnr.!...! nan-i
M
Manager, his election to dato from Jan. 1st
1800.
P. Ulllmever Esn.
offlce of District attorney, and on Wedncs-
day 1
ancrnoon the Judges of tho Court met
appointed William Chrisman En. in
and 1
1111
tho vacancy.
Tho i'oung Peoplo's Missionary Society
tho Lutheran church will glvo a Soap
lbble entertainment at Mr. ITnant-ti'. nr.
Centro St., Thursday eycnlng of this week.
in cents admission and a souvenir clvtn
at tho door.
iCmkIiich mid Haw MillM.
Any one Intending to buy Steam Engines
any styio or slzo or first class Saw Mills
ll do well bv soelnsr. or wrlilnr. thn n.
Icrslgncd for Oatalogno and Prices before
buyl
,nK- Whits & Conner,
4 2 m Oramrevllln. Pa.
4-4
Deputy ProthonoUry 0. M. Quick aud
v. uibbs received n flno treat Fridav
last
from Marvin Mollenrv of Stillwater.
T
'wo flno messes of trout wero sent them.
Th
! first were caught by Andy J. McIIenry
largest of which measured 16 inches.
the
Fino celling decorations that will mnUn
room look handsome, at Mercer's Drue &
Hook Store. if.
Twu young men from Danville spent
iturdny night and Sunday In tho Blooms.
burg lock-up. Both were drunk, and wero
driving a horse at a speed that was both dan
gerous to thu traveling public and cruelty to
me anlmil. Thev were fined seven ilnllara
id ample time giveu them tosobjr un and
.'fleet upon their miseonduct.
Wall paper and window curtains at
W. 1J. Brooke & Co's.
More than two thousand farmers have
applied to the Agricultural Department for
seeds of tho sugar beet, of which tho de
partment has imp rted several tons. This
looks us if the farmers were going to try
the Wet su?ar experiment on a scale large
enough to give it a thorough test.
For wall paper at lowest prices jto to
Mcrcer-s Drus & Book Store. If.
John Brtincr returned last week from
hlladclphla, where ho has bsen a student
Jefferson Medical Collegp, from which
e gnduated and is now a full fledgod M.
., being one of the 330 upon whom that
grto was conferred. May success attend
him in his chosen profession. Milkille
Tubht.
Work Is being commenced on the lone
ilistanco telepuono from Bloomsb urg
Wires will bo run in the direction of
Willi unsport an 1 WIIUes-Barro Some of
the pole are b'.ing hauled, but nono have
yet been placed, w-Tk is progressing as
rapidly as can bo expected for so largo a
contract.
EM Molleury of Uenton drove 12 steers
to Nanlicoke last week and sold them to
Mr. Lapo. The cittlc averajed 1205
pounds, and tho average caln was 327
pounds Blnce December 7. They wero a
flno lot of b eves, and wero fattened by
Mr. McIIenry on his farm.
Miss Minnie, daujhter of E. E. Bitten-
bender, will graduato In tho School of Elo.
cution at Grand Rapids, Juno 1st. Her
recitals are spoken of with tho hlehest
praise by the daily papers of (Irand Rapids.
She expects to visit friends in this county
during tho summer.
By tho act of Assembly of May 22, 1890,
all kinds of net and seine Ashing, includ
ing outlines, is prohibited under a penalty
af $100 or .three months impris ,nmcnt, or
both, with the forfeiture of boats, nets and
nppllances. The only legal way of taking
amo fish Is by hook, lino and rod, except
eels, which may bo caught by hand.
Indow shades In all qualities, paper,
foil and cloth, from 10c to $1.50, at Mer.
cer's Druz & Book Store. tf.
Tho ladles of the Presbyterian church
have our thanks for a delicious dish of
hieken cutlets prepared by Mrs. Rorer on
Tuesday afternoon. If we may be permit
ted to give expert testimony on the subject
wo shall pronounce Mrj. Rorer'? cooking
to bo beyond criticism. Tho lectures dur
ing tho week havo been well nttendod.
A gang of swindlers aro going around
tho country offering to furnish a good eight
foot fenco with iron posts for eight cents
per font und secure contracts, which after
wards turn out to mean eight cents per
foot for each wire, or a total of sixty-four
cents per foot. Look out for them.
Don't buy of strangers when you can
get tho samo articlo at home. You will al
ways get cheated.
Mrs. M. J. Hess was treated to a genu
no Burpriso Saturday last. It was tho an
nlversary of her birth, and her friends of
Milllinvillo conceived tho idea of Inviting
her many friends. About forty.flvo wero
present. Mrs. Hess was Induced to go up
town and in her absenco tho friends
scmbled in tho parlor. Upon her return
she was asked to go in the parlor for somo
object, and opening tho door found tho
room cowded with people. Tho day was
pleasantly spent and all wished for many
more such happy moments.
Are you going to paper a room? If so see
our paper beforo you buy.
tf, J. II, MEKOXli.
0, Mears & Son havo invented ono of tho
most uniquo churns ever put on tho market
rho machinu is upon tho principle of tho
propeller of a steamboat. The milk Is
kept In great agltatiou and yet not beat so
suddenly as to destroy tho pai tides of but'
ter. It is easy in Its operation, and ha
produced butter In as short a tlmo as 4
minutes. Tho churns aro made In Arst
class stylo. Thero Is no doubt but that It
will meet with a ready sale. Tho advan
tages over other churns is its caso of oper
ation, its rapidity In making butter, and
ability to produce tho greatest amount of
butter from tho cream. Tho machines also
aro ulct'ly arranged tor gathering tho but
ter after it is once found, and may bo
worked and salted in tho churn without
removing.
Clover seed for Bain at tt V
THJBi COLUMBIAN AND
Tho annual meeting of tho stockholders
oi mo uioomiburg Btato Normal school
will bo held at tho ofllco of tho Secretary
on Monday, May 5. 1890. at 2 n'r.lnrit In
tho afternoon, at which tlmo thero will bo
cico ted four persons as trustees on tho part
of tho Stockholders, to servn fur thn norlml
of threo years, and four persons will bo
recommended from whom tho Superinten
dent of Public Instruction may select two
persons as trustees on part of tho State.
Frank P. Hillmeter,
Bcct'y. Board of Trustees.
"I shall bo very much mistaken" said an
old fisherman recently, "If tho bass Ashing
In tho Susquehanna docs not provo tho
best In many yearp. 1 explain my hopo in
two ways. First, tho high waters, which
gtvo all good fish a chance to swim out
Into tho main channel. And secondly, tho
absence of Ico. Whenever tho river Is
frozen over for any length of time tho bass
smother. That was truo four years ago,
and It Is a fact any naturalist will attest.
Now.'wo haven't had any Ice thlf winter
and' It follows, therefore, that wo will havo
bass."
For tho delicate and aged and all in
whom tho vital current Is Impoverished
and sluggish, Aycr's Karsaparilla Is the
very best tonic. It restore the wasted lis-
sues, and imparts to tho svetem surnrlsine
elasticity and vigor. Price Q. Worth $5
a bottle.
An accident occurred last Saturday
morning which might havo proved a serl
oti3 one. John Gross was driving tho
doublo team nf Peter Gross down Main
street. At Market street thero wero a
number of children playing ball, among
whom was Eddie Mastcller, oldest boy of
Silas Mastcller. As tho wagon approached
him sovcral parties called to tho Utile tel.
ow to get out of tbo way. Tho driver
seeing tho boy pulled tho team to the right
to pass him, and as he did sn tho boy ran
directly under tho team. Uo was knocked
down, aud tho wagon ran over him. Ho
received injuries about tho arm, leg and
chest, but at thiswritlng is much Improv
ed.
Tho store room of Mr. Hiram Crouo of
La'r'lsyllle was destroyed by Ate laBtSatur-
ay night. Part of a human body was
found among the ashes when the tiro was
over, and It Is supposed to bo that of Mr.
Crousc, as ho is missing. Therein no cluo
to the origin of tho Arc, but tho indications
aro that Mr. Crouse was robbed, then
murdered, and tho building fired to destroy
all evidences of crime. A short time ago
Mr. nir.im Crousa and brother had sold a
farm for $10,000 cash. This cash sale to
gether with the f ict that ho wis a batchcl
or, and with plenty of money at his com
mand, would naturally lead to tho suppo
sition that some foul work was done.
The Company lately organized under the
name of Bloomsburg Land Improvement
Company havo purchpsed what is known
as the Hoyt farm Immediately East of the
built up portion of tho Town. They have
ready had that portion of tho farm situato
North of 5th St. mapped out Into Town lots.
At tho exceedingly low price they aro be
ing olTercd will Insure a eaio of all quite
soon, when tho attention will bo directed
to those on tho South side of 5th St. As
soon as that tlmo comes tho temptation to
cut Oak Grovo into lots will bo so great
that it will bo no more than might be ex
pected to havo tho timber cut away and
the last semblance of a shade tree within
tho reach of tho masses of the peoplo will
hove been taken from our people. When
once removed It will be too late. Would
it not bo wise to purchase the grove for a
town park and ell tbo old one or mako
an exchange with the company.
In tho conveyance of tho old park lot to
tho Town tho uso wa3 limited, but no
doubt Mr. Waller would agree to tho re
moval of tho qualification It tho matter
were put in proper shape.
Would It not bo well for somo of our
citizens to tako tho matter In hand and
cither call a public meeting to consider the
propriety of taking some action in tho mat
ter or ciiculato petitions for the citizens to
subscribe to asking the Town Council to
tako the necessary steps in tho matter.
If it is a proper thing to do it should be
dono at once.
Pree Delivery.
It Is said and pretty reliably, too, that tho
Post Olll-o Department, in conformity with
tho late action of Congress has decided to
establish frco postal delivery In several
Pennsylvania towns in which the business
of the ofllco has "exceeded $7,000 for tho
year closing March 3 last, while tho popu
lation exceeds 5,000."
The following towns aro patiently wait
tng an edict from tho dcpaitment oidering
them to prepare their offices fortbechan ge:
Mahanoy City, Shamokin, Bellefontc, Ash
land, Taraaqua, Bristol, Butler, Carbon
dale, Columbia, Danville, Plymouth
Franklin, Grcensburg, Oil City, Phoenix-
vllle, Pottstown, Sharon, South Bethlehem ,
Sunbury, Towanda, Tyrone, Union town,
West Grove, Duamire. Oiber may be
added by the Increase of revenue shown at
tho end of tho fiscal year. In cities of this
Bize two mail carriers aro appointed and
there aro two deliveries a day, ono In tho
morning and tho other In tho afternoon.
Bloomsburg ought to bo added to tho
list. The business of tho post ofllco ex
ceeds $7030, and the population of the
town cannot bo loss than 5000. Tho cen
sus will bo taken this year, and we shall
then know whether or not the town Is lo
havo a free delivery. O ir chtnecs ara as
good as in iny of tho towns n mcd above
TIic Huperliitciitteiicy.
Messrs. Editors.
I have been luformcd tint efforts are be
ing made by somo person to create tho Im
presslon among the school directors of the
county thai i have ucon unnir in my ex
amiuatlons of tcachcrs,tball bavodlscrlmi
nated in favor of applicants who h ivo at
tended tho Bloomsburg Btato Normal
School,
Whatever tnotlyes may prompt tho rnak
ing of thoso statements, the person who
makes them either knows that bo docs not
tell tho truth, or clso Is Ignorant of the
method of conducting examinations.
I havo in no Instance discriminated In
favor of tho students of any school. All
who have shown the possession of a fair
knowlodgc nf tho branches required by
law, have received certificates, and any
statements to the contrary aro falsehoods.
From tho beginning of my superintend.
ency, It has been my uniform custom to
announce publicly at tho close of each
examination that the manuscript of the
candidates would be preserved and could
be examined by any one who desired.
One of the directors of tbo county
recently received a letter in which tho
writer appealed to hlmj "For God's sake
don't vote for Grimes, ho Is a republican.
All my family connections, savo a few
cousins, as well as myself aro and alwayi
havo been democrats, At the time of tho
general election in November last I was
called by official duties to one of tbo dls
trlcts In tho county to settle a difficulty
that hsd arisen and was not at homo to
voto as alleged, but I took the precaution
to arrange a pair with a republican, so that
my vot wascot lost.
J. 8. Gmuiib.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Maion &
Ilntnlln
lMnitoH
Orgniia nnd
Tbo Improved method of fastening tho
strings of pianos, Invented by the Mason &
Hamlin Organ and Piano Company In tho
year 1882, Is unqucslliinably ono of tho
most Important Improvements ever made,
making tho Instruments moro richly must.
cal In Its tones, as well as moro durable,
and much less likely to get out of tunc
Both tho Mason & Hamlin organs and
pianos excel chiefly In that which is tho
chief oxccllcnco In any musical Instrument,
quality of tone. Other things, though im
portant, arc much less so than this. An
Instrument with unmusical tones cannot bo
good musical Instrument. Illustrated
catalogues, containing new and popular
styles of organs and pianos, Introduced
this season, will bo sent frco to any ono ad
dressing tho company, Boston, Now York
or Chicago.
THU YHIl lUi-TItllM QUESTION.
Messrs. Editors t
Ono of tho arguments that Is being used
gainst tho candidacy of J. B. Grimes for
tho ofllco of County Superintendent for tho
fourth term, Is that the ofllcc has not been
Ailed by tho same person for more than
threo terms heretofore.
It Is truo that neither of tho two Imme
diate predecessors of Mr. Grimes, held tho
offlce tor more than threo years, but this
was not owing to the cxlstcnco of any rule
or custom to that effect.
Chas. G. Barkley, Esq., was Bcrvlng his
third term when he was elected Principal
of the Bloomsburg Btato Normal School,
and afterwards resigned the 'alter to pur
buc his life work, the law.
Wm. II. Snyder served threo terms and
would have asked for the fourth had ll not
been for tho fact that he promised tho di
rectors at his last election not to bo a can
didate for re-election. The promise is
evident from tho following letter i
April 15, 1831.
Mr. Editje, Dear Sir:
Being in receipt of letters soliciting me
to bo a candidate for reelection of County
Superintendent at tho next election, which
I cannot conscientiously be, having Bald
threo years ago that I would not bo a can.
dldatc.' I thank tho solicitors for their
ktrdnccs and hopo thoy will Bland by my
successor as they stand by mo In behalf of
tho public schools. Yoits Respt.
Wm. U. Bstder.
That argume nt therefore falls.
Justice.
GUAVA.
Onen Long caught a very flno trout on
Saturday. It measured fourteen Inches In
length. -That Is pretty good for a boy only
ten years old.
Singing Bchool closed last Wednesday
night. Our instructor Prof. Robbins,
failed lo put in an appcaranco on tbat
evening, so we concluded to closo singing
school. Mr. Robblns can get his money
duo him by calling on M. B. Fritz, treas
urer. Peter Hess, Henry O. Uess, B. R. Lau.
bach and several more took tho train for
Bloom on Saturday.
0. F. Mann mado a flying trip to Bloom
on Monday forenoon and returned in the
evening.
Flro seems to bo all the rage la the
mountains. Tho two Whortleberry !raoun-
talns ara all on Are at tbo present writing,
and considerable damage is dono to tbo
timber and fences. Should the parties be
caught, who did tho firing, they would bo
brought to justice at onco.
Tho box festival at Uarlngion church
proved very successful but we are unable
to give tbo amt. taken In.
Cornelius tlcss who was very sick Is ablo
to bo out doors now.
G. L. Hess is working at Jamison City
n the Woods.
BIglow Kile, C. W. Hess & Bro. aro
farming C. M. Laubach's farm tblp. sum
mer.
C. F. M'cafeo is working very hard to
get his section In good shape again. Ow.
ing to so much rain this spring, it left the
road in a bad shape, but they will soon be
K. again if wn havo nice weather.
Esq. Laubach and his grandson Otto
Hees, started for tho mountains on Tues
day, where they expect to stay a few day3
and enjoy the mountain air and fllsb for
speckled beauties. Wo wish them success,
W. F.
Tile Comity Hnperlnteudency.
On tho Oth of May the school tllrcctors of
the county will meet to elect a County
Superintendent of Schools for a term of
threo years. By a recent change In tho
school law they no longer Ax tho salary o
mo omce. Mr. urimes uas ill ed the nosl.
tlon tho past nlno years, Mr. W. U. Sny.
der and U G. Barkley each Ailed the office
for tho samo term of years. Mr. Grimes is
again a candidate, Mr. Johnson, a gradu
ate of tho Stato Normal School of Blooms
burg and an experienced teacher, Is also a
candidate. Now will Mr. Grimes bo con
tinucd in office indeflnltely to the exclusion
or otber equally competent men. Is It not
enough that ho has served tho limit of tho
unwritten law of tho County nlno years.
wnv not quit gracefully and thank the
peoplo who haye thus honored blm? Must
no leed at tho public crib for llfo because
of bis long term of service, that he Is more
capablo of fllliug the position than a new
man? Must our new man bo shut out by
sucu argument? lhe law flxus thu terra
for threo years only, this rule would Ax
for life. Tho peoplo of this county when
called on to pass judgment on this qucs
tlon.bavo spoken with no uncertain sound
'you have had your term tho limit given to
any ono who has filled tho office, step
down nnd be satisfied," and bo they will
decide tho County Superintendence by tho
election of Mr, Johnson.
A School Director.
When the summer's roso 1ms faded
What shall mako It fair again ?
When the face with pain Is shaded
What shall drive away the pain?
Neyer shall a blossom brighten
After blighted by the frost,
But tho load of pain may lighten,
And wo need not count as 'ost
all tho pleasuro of life when the wife aud
mother, upon whom tho happiness of home
bo largely depends, Is afflicted with tho
delicate diseases peculiar to womon. It is
terrible to contemplate thojmisciy existing
In our midst becauso of tho prevalence of
these diseases. It Is bleb time that id!
women should know that thero is ono sure
remedy for all female complaints, and tha.
is Dr. I'lerce's Furaale I'rescrlptlon. Do
uot allow lll-bcallh to fasten Itself upou
you. Ward It oft by tho uso of this stand.
ard remedy. But If It has already crept In
put it to rout. You can do It, by tho uso
of the "Favorlto I'rescrlptlon." It Is guar,
anteed to glvo satisfaction in every case,
or money pald.for It will bo returned.
For bllllousness, elck headache, Indigos
Hon, and constipation, tako Dr. Pierce's
relicts.
nou't uel IiUcouratcciIt
Because tho doctors say you cannot live.
was troubled with Dropsy, and elven up to
die,
ut attcf using sulphur Bitters I ara
well, it H the best medicine for all Kid-
ney diseases I ever saw.-Ari. J, Urovn,
.uiiuirjiuri, vunH
There arc
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory."
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkablo
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
atid
insist upon having it
'Tis sold everywhere.
O. E. Savage Bloomsburg.
Practical ' watchmaker, repairs
all kinds of fine watches, also
jewelry, all work guaranteed.
A irmully Ice Mnclilnc.
A process has already been discovered
by which every family can, with but llltlo
machinery, manufacturo sufficient ice for
Its own use dally In a few minutes' time.
The process necessitates tho uso of a cylln.
tier that is capablo of holding a picssure
of 1,200 pounds of compressed air to tho
pquaro Inch, but with the uso of 700 pounds
tho temperature of a certain volume of
water can bo reduced to 80 degrees below
zero In half a minute. Tbo machine will
cost but a few dollars. Ex.
Inquiry falls to dovclopo tho fact as to
who tho discoverer of the process is, and
whero these machines can bo obtained. If
an ico making machine can bo purchased
for a few dollars, tho man who Invented It
has got a big fortune in plain sight.
Families and parties served
with ice
2t.
cream at Phillips Bakery
Jerseytown, April 21, 1890.
Communicated :
Tho tlmo Is closely approaching when
the peoplo of Columbia county, In accord,
anco with tbo school law of Pennsylvania
will, through tho various boards of school
directors, again elect a superintendent of
the public schools of tho county. As the
wclfaro of tho Bchools largely depends up
on the course pursued by that officer, it Is
important that tho competency and fitness
of tho candidates for the position should
bo carefully cnnsldcrcd.
Having always been acquainted with
Mr. W. C. Johnston, one of the candidates,
can speak of him from personal knowl
edge as an acquaintance and also as a
school director.
W. C. Johnston was born Juno 24, 1801.
His parents, Isaiah W. and Martha Mas
tcller, were respcctablo peoplo In moderate
circumstances. When William C, tho
youngest of a family of Avo children, was
about' a year old his father enlisted in
Company C, 21 Regiment of Pennsylvania
Volunteers, and bis mother died. At this
tlmo Samuel Johnston of Jerseytown, a
man of kind heart having no children of
bis own adopted blm giving him his name,
and with whom ho has.ever since lived.
As a boy be manifested marked studious
tendencies, and this characteristic has con
tinued during hu. cntiro life. After hav-
ng availed himself of such advantages as
our public schools could give him ho be
came a student at Greenwood Seminary
where he prepared himself for the dutle8
of a teacher. After having taught a num
ber of terms, pursuing his studies during
vacations, ho Anally entered tho Blooms
burg State Normal School and graduated
from that Institution In tho class of 1837,
lie was president of bis class and took
one of tbo honors at his graduation. Blnco
that lime when not engaged In teachlug be
has been pursuing bis studies with the
same energy that ho exhibited at school.
For tho past ten years he has devoted his
entire time to teaching and study. A a
result he is an excellent scholar, a practi
cal and successful teacher, and well ac
quainted with the workings of our public
school system.
His education, bis uniformly good char
acter, and practic 1 experience render him
fully competent to All the office of County
Superintendent, nnd bis Interest in lhe
cause of education gives apsuranco tbat It
elected on the sixth day of May next, be
will make a careful and faithful officer and
will devote his time and attention to the
Improvement and best Interests of the
schools.
Thomas J. SwisnsR, M. D.
Best display of watches of all
kinds at C. E. Savages. All the
.latest styles of jewelry, silver
ware, clocks, rings, spectacles.
&c.
A Hquare lie al for Kverybody.
To enable home and land-scekcrs to visit
thy farming sections of Minnesota, North
Dakota, South Dakota and Montana, the
"Great Northern Railway Lino will sell ex
cursion tickets, with stop over privileges
good for thirty days, at One Fare for th
round trip, on Api.l 22d, May 20th, Sep
tember Oth, September 20th, and October
Hth, from St. Paul, Minneapolis, Quluth
and West Superior.
This will enable purchasers to see the
famous Park Region of Minnesota, tho
wonderful Red River Valley, Devils Lake,
tho Turtle Mountain, and the Mouso River
Regions of North Dakota; tho rich valleys
of tho Big Sioux and James in South Dako.
ta, and tho vast fertile districts watered by
tho Missouri, Milk, Teton and Marias ltiv-
era, la tho great Keservation of Montana:
no land grant restrlctloos or extra costs
there In securiug homesteads.
The Great Northern Railway ruus threo
lines through the Red River Valley, Is tho
only lino to tbo Turtle Mountains, has
three lines in bouth Dakota, and ruus tbo
only solid through trains of Palace Dining
and Bleeping Cars, Modern Day Coaches
and Free Color 'st Sleepers to Fergus Falls,
Moorchcad, Fargo, Grand Forks, Crooks.
ton, Devils Lake, Minot, Ulasgo v, Chinook
Ronton, Urcat Falls, Helena, and Butte,
Montana. It Is tho only railway In tho
west owning and operating Its cntiro sup
erior equipment, aud with solid roadway
75-pound steel tracks, Insures safety, com
fort and speed,
Your homo agent can sell you excursion
tickets to over 500 points on the Oreat
Northern Railway Line. Maps, guide
books or Information concerning travel or
jettlement along this line, cheerfully fur-
nisued uy any agent of tbo Company, or F
I. Whitney, Gen. Pass, & Ticket Agent, G
ii, Hy, bu Paul, Minn, tf,
For nearly half a century Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral has beentho roost popular cough
remeuy in the world. Tho .constantly lo
J creasing demand for this remedy proves
It to bo tho very best speclflo for cold
coughs, and all dlseaies of throat and
lungs.
A Cure for Conotlpntton nnd Hick
Henilnclic.
Dr. Silas Lano, wh'lo In tho Rocky Moun
tains, discovered a root when combined
with other herbs, makes an easy and ci r
tain ce.ru for constipation. It Is In tho
form of dry roots and leaves, and Is known
as uano's je amuy jncaicmo. it win euro
tick headache In ono night. For tho blood
liver and kldneyp, and for clearing up the
complexion it docs wonders. Druggists
soli It at 50 cents a package.
For wall paper at all prices from 7o to
75o per roll, go to Mercer's Drug & Hook
Store. tf.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
When lUby u oleic, we are her Culori.
When the wm a Clitld, the cried for CMtoria,
When she became Mini, ho clung to Cutorti,
When the hid Children, ehe ga.e them OurtorU.
Unst nciitou.
Keller Bros, of iBcntnn, evidently have
a good trade, as they frcauently pass this
place for Luzerne county,
Judgo Krlckbaum went to Bloomsburg
Intt Saturday.
The cold dry weather gave vegetation a
back set
Some farmers havo sown their oats. Tho
coming week It will about all bo sown.
At present winter grain promises n fair
harvest.
The Cambra Academy Is In a flourishing
condition.
The Rhode Island election caused quite
a democratic brccczo In this section.
Silo McHenry of Cambra captured 100
largo trout on the 15th lust.
Anyone In need of a good (for nothing)
dog that pucks eggs, and is assessed, a year
and a half old, call on East Benton. Teims
reasonable.
The Indications aro that a drought has
set In. Tho adago "a long lano tbat has no
turn" may apply to the wet season.
Of all pestiferous bugs tbat bcslego farm
ers there is nono bo destructive to their
peace and prosperity as modern humbugs.
Miss Laura Stlne attends the Cambra
Academy. Bho walks back and forth a
distance of two miles.
It Is said that E. M. Tcwksbcrry attend
ed the salo on tbo premises of Samuel Wil
son dee'd, late of Benton township.
Subscribe for tho Colombian.
Hold It lo the x.lIit.
The man who tells you confidently just
what will euro your cold is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In tho prepara
tion of this remarkable medicine for couzhs
and colds no expense Is spar d to combine
only the best and purest ingredients. Hold
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam to the light and
look through It; notlco tho bright, clear
look; then compare with other remedies.
Price 50c and $1.
WANAMAKER S.
rmLAniLrniA, Monday, Apr.L 21, 1890.
Brandenburgs. Ofrheb'.ood
royal if ever a cotton stuff was.
Put a scrap under a magnifier.
See how clean and smooth
every thread is. No knots, no
lumps. Combed cotton. That's
what does it. 30 inches wide,
20 cents.
Almost two hundred
of the I2jc American
styles
Ging
hams. Such stripes and plaids
You'll say that the Scotchmen
have had a hand at them. No
thing in the market better for
the money, that's sure more
likely it's the other way.
No busier
Dress Goods
store than the
counter in the
ong stretch where the
6c
Crepelines are flyinp: out. The
fame of them has got over town
Half of last season's prices and
not a wmt benina last season s
styles.
These four items of Dress
Goods are literally at half p-ices
every piece imported this
season:
Twenty-five cents a yard.
63 varieties of 36-inch Striped
Serges, some herring - bone
weave, me colorings are 01
every popular sort. Also
very large variety of other
styles in the same quality of
similar fabrics.
Thirty cents a yard.
48 varieties of 40-inch Bor
dered Serges also in the popu
lar colorings, and with them
large variety of the same quali
ties in nearly related styles.
Thirty-five cents a yard.
38 varieties of 40-inch Challis
with borders. A most remark
able lot.
66 varieties of 3o-inch Striped
and I'laid aerges.
Also with them other lots
equally fine.
Forty cents ayard.
69 varieties ot 'o-mch Striped
Serges, very superior qualitv
and remarkably cnoice selection
When you hear of a Book
just published it's almost sure to
be already on our New-Book
table. You're welcome. Or
it isn't handy to come, Book
News ( 50c a year) will brine
everyooay s iNew-uook table to
i- - 1.11 1 .
your nome anu ten wnat crood
judges tmnk 01 tne books.
borne choice luction by
dozen or so popular authors
has been got up in handsome
i2mo volumes, with illuminatep
paper covers, and put at 15c,
by mail 16c. Much better pa
per and print than the ordi
nary ioc books the regular
price is 50Q.
Autrefois
A Hwallon's Wing.
Tf e Diamond Buuon
midys rolnt
1 lino's ticyiha
ltented-A Uusband
An Hour s I'roadso
llurlteil's Lock
Tha Veiled beyond
Two Men
As Common Mortals
No. u btate Htreet
(Mda Against ller
liewltehed
Temple lloiuo
llrown utone Uor and other Queer IVodIo
Tho Admiral Uay llldly ran? v
Tho Secret of thu Lamas
The Lav ot the Van macks
The Nmugglera of Kite's cove
Tho Danker ot Uanti'mvllle
These from the Diary of Inspec
tor Byrnes, by Julian Hawthorne.
i Dull and lannuld, haven poor appetlte,HndV
C IT YflllV CIO I Iborelsalackofnsslmllfttlonoffood.ltlsan
II I UUI wCI indlcfttlonthaltheyUmiwcaken6d,andrcn-
; derfd liable to contract serious dlsoace. TheK
: blood needs purifying-, and the general syitem requires a building up by tho bent of
; all Bpring tonloJJrown's Bariaparlllo,
S Ki,PiNO,N.H.,May6th, 18S9. 5
- Brown's Barsaparllla Is a good medicine. I know this an It hns been In tho house!
Sofmy folks, and It Is pronounced by them lo be tho Lent ofnll tho Hnreaparlllas for jf
5 the blood, and w411 work wonders after others !mo fulled, nnd wero I In need of any S
; medicine for tho blood I would toko that In preference to nil others for the blood, I
Skldney,tlvorpk a 9 B nnd stomach. :
! Dull and Lairiisd'::;'"::;;:;:::
S . Kpplng, N. II. :
; In the latter part of tho winter and spring of 18M, I felt I don't know how) no llfo;'
: no ambition; nostrenglh; drowsy; no nppctlto worth naming, and no rollahror;
....... uvuu i um rau i uougni r. Dome or
; I cannot speak too highly of Ilrown's Snrsaparllla,
. x ours truly,
; Benjamin Hill,
Z York Corner, Me.
S A very strong caso showing
what Ilrown's Barsaparllla will do for the children is that of tho llttlgtlnughtcr of Don S
- A.H.rowcrs,Es(i,,orioiilton,Mnlnc,brothcrofox-Congrc.ismnn PowcrF.nnd one of tho ;
Z leading lawyers of Aroostook county. Hlsllttlo flvo year old girl had been In delicate
- health, palo and with llltlo nppctlte.rortomo time Jlr.I'owcrs had nect tried nuy pat-1
; ontmodlclnes,and had little faith In thom,but so numerous nnd utrong wero tho worrts s
Z of commendation that enmo to him from neighbors and through tho prosn, that ho S
; nusiuuuceaio iryauouioor ilrown's Barsaparllla for tho little ono. This was uncd
S accoraing lo directions, nnd a second one pur
I chased. What was tho rcsultr Jlr. I'owcrs
snys the variable nppctlto gavo way to a natn
: rn! nnd hearty dcslro for fond. InrmnKpii vtni
and vivacity wero notlccahlo, glowing checks nnd bright oyos took the place of tho Z
. pallid face and sallow look, and tho hearts of tho parents were gladdened beyond ox- ;
- presslon by tho wonderful change which hnd taken placo hi their darling. E
I Annta B. Blodgctt of Lisbon, N. H., writes : My husband nnd my nlcco have both:
S taken Brown's Barsaparllla by my advice, nnd wo ould not bo without n bottle of it
; In tho honso. It has relieved mo of many pains which I have suffered from for years.
; I have great faith In your medicine and wish 1 could commend It personally to all !
who are suffering from tho many complaints of women caused by poor blood. ;
Brown's Sar
At all Druggists I.OO. O
DON'T tako Something clso "Just
tt ba wabren v Co., folc JToprictors, Bangor, Mc. ,
"liiitiiiiiiiniinHii ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin mil'1'
aba wabren v Co., Folc Proprietors, Bangor, Mc.
waxamaker's.
The Orrat Hank ltobbery
Another s Crime
An American Penman
icctlon as
Here's by odds the best Ar
tist's Outfit that we ever had
for the money. Twenty - one
tubes of VVinsor & Newton's
best colors; oils and varnishes;
palette and palette knife, aud 8
brushes, all in a neat japanned
tin case, ana the whole thing
complete for $5!
At the little counter 'round
the corner from Jap goods are
a hundred other things for
artists.
John Wanamaker.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Dress shields 7c pair, 4 pair ladles Hose
25c, Dress Hays, Elastics, hoso supporters,
flno combs, raadlng combs, thimbles,
marking cotton, ball knitting cotton white
and colors, linen thread, ropo linen, table
covers, stamped llnen3,towel3,tablo linens,
aapkins.see tho 3ispccial bargains In count-cr-pancs
Bay rum and "Florida water at
39c bottle, sold regularly at 50c, toilet
waters; Try our Marchiel Niel soap at 25c,
hairbrushes, tooth brushes 10c and up,
perfumery, sachet powder &c. at lowest
prices, buttons of all kinds, tapes, Enelish
pins at Sc paper, needles, skirt braids, rlc
rac. Torchon lares &c. at Clark & Bon.
See our lOo hair curler.
BLOOMSBURG.
Fine Cabinet portraits only
$3 doz. Life size Crayons
only ijplU.UD. Viewing, copy
ing and enlarging. Instant
process used. it.
Kid cloves, eilk cloves. Llslo thread and
tho best lacing kid glovo sold for $1.25
pair at Clatk & Bon. More of those 89c
1U button length. Jlosn-Undrcssed kid
gloves.
To Nervous neiillltittcd Men.
it you will send uavour aldrcss. wo will mall
you our Illustrated pamphlet cxplatnliif all about
3r. Dye's celebrated KUwtro. Voltaic Uolt and Ap
pliances, and their charmtnn effects upon the ner
vous debilitated system, anl how they wilt quick.
ij luaiAjiu yuu,iu.iuur,iimi.naauoou,p.iaipuiui,irev.
It vou aro thus afflicted, wo will send you a Belt
and Appliances on trial.
j-a:-r-iy. voltaic uslt co Marshall, Mien.
It will oav vcu to seo thoso Dress cloths
at 20c yd. plain and striped. Seo tho 23c
Henriettas. Ilandsomo sldo baud DcBeicc
at 31c, 40 in wide flno all-wool. 40 In
Henriettas at 78c yd. all colors. Tho best
lino of Black dress goods, and shawls
shown in tbo city, at prices that defy
competition.. Bee our black silk velvets
at 75 anil UOc vd. also tho low nrlces on
our Velvet Ribbons; Grograln nnd satin
engo an siik notions in nil colors. Try our
gioria suk uratircuas 70c. 1 ne ucst unr
of ladies', mens', and children's hnlcry
snown. at tho lowest nrlces. Trv our Uor.
don dye fast black Holsery. Ladles Jersey
Ribbed vests 121c. 10 and 20c Best llaht
calicoes 5c yd Indigo Blue calico the
best at 01c Good muslin Co yd, Hill 7o
yd, Clark & Son.
Handsomely framed
lite size Crayons, pho
tograpus ail sizes, m
correct styles and per
fect finish, colored
photographs, large or
small, frames a n d
moulding.
M'KILLIP -SXtOS.,
ISloomsburg.
tf.
Wo havo turned tho Dross Gingham mar-
kel around by the low price wo have pin"
on them; 15c Zephyr Uinghanw '10c, 12e
goods for 10c, 18o goodi for 18?, lUo tot
11c Largo linos of bandsomo patterns tr
select from. 12)0 Seersuckers fur 11.5. Cal1
soon, Clark & son. Good ChaMlo 5c yd,
Princess cloths 12e, Apron ginghams at
0c, goes fast.
The best fiOc Dado window flnilrs on
tho best spnnc rollers sold it tho tliy, at
Clark d Son. beu them; also cmtalu
poll s, 25c up.
llliiek Pllk dr.ipcry nt t rr drtss a'
Clatk & Son. Bpcel.il valuiis. So iLom-
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Alfred Bower, tut? of Centre tirp. OeceasM.
The undersigned, an auditor appjlnt-d by the
Orphans' eo art of Columbia couulr to distribute
Ir-e mods In tho hands ot eiecutor wl'l bit at the
ofllco 0: 11 V. White, sa'urday May 8, tttM at 9 a.
.ii. when and whero all p risons hivlui; culms
atfalnitsaUt estate must appear and prove tho
Bame, or bo debarred troin co nini; lu ou sail fund.
II. V. WUU'K, Auditor.
"JotTce;
lotlee Is hereby Klvcn that the following ueeount
hag been nied In tne urpuonii' Conn 01 Columbia
eouuty, and will iw presented to llio said court on
the Urut Monday of May, A. Ii I8'.i 1, and couilrraert
nUL, and unless excoptlona aro nied vltbln four
diys thereatter. will be 10a rined ubMlulcly.
I. Account of .1. M. liuck Hew, Truale j 01 Sarah
jAuuacu, lawui risuiuifcrii'K lowns jp, ue'eaiscu.
Wn. 11. b.NYDKIt, Clerk o( O. c.
Clerk's U roe, lilooumburg. 1'a., April 8, Ifcuo.
W
mow.' AWRAWEMB.trd.
Tho following wldowj' appraisements will bo
presented to li9 rpluu' Cuuit 01 Columbli
Co inly on the 11 rat Moudiy ot .May A. D. IN), and
coulrmcd nisi, and unless exceptions are rtli
within tour da) s thereafter, will bj conttrmed at-
BO'UUi.
(leoree W. llllhuan Est., Conyusth im, Persobal
tytJwiM. Daniel Mussrave Est, Sit, l'lsas int. personalty
J.XO.OO.
l-etcr Kaso Frit, Uenton, persoaalty IS7.M, realty
fUi total tiiw.uu.
Jeremiah Walp, Kit, Centre, realty f 300,00,
Daniel 1. BUne, Ks'.locu.t. personally, I1M0J.
Itlchard H. 'inorntou, Est, coll, iiersonalty,
t87.W.
K. C. Hhultz, Est, SUL'arloaf. personalty, (3 0.00.
Jonu Itantz, Eat, Jackun, personally W0.uo
Majbsrry wilder, E l, Loeuit penamiliy 13)
Charles M. VaudersUce, Est, illoom, personally
$3oa
Jacob Snyder, Est, Orange, to nontlty IW 00.
Jacob a Heo e, Kil, tvntrr, iTiual j' ; o.
V. li, K.NYIi'mi. clerk ot u. v
Clerk'i
onice, DI.miii.Uuu I'a, April 11, VI.
urowrranarsapariun. it seemed to do no !
Build Up the
mm iur iuu nine one. mis was uncu
System with!
bottles for H.00
iu good," IT IS MOT.
Last week's wall paper sales
left us with some valuable rem
nants in brown backs, white
blauks and gilts. They will
covev rooms 8x10ft to 12x14ft.
If you wish to take advantage
of these bargains measure your
room3 length, breadth and
height, count the doors and win
dows. These pieces must go re
gardless of price. The only
question you need ask is; will
they cover the walls? We can
answer this question if you ob
serve what we have said about
the measurements. If we can
not suit you in any of these, our
regular line is full of the richest
colorings from the best makers.
We can't begin to tell you
about the window curtains; come
and see them. We will make
them for you any width or length
or color and hang them on your
windows.
W. H. BROOKE & CO.
I. W. Hartmau & Sons.
We have added to our dish
department this week, three
large crates of plain and fancy
sets, also odd lots to match. Now
the orders aro coming in for
covering umbrellas, if you have
a good frame with a handle you
prize, bring it m and we will put
011 a good tilona (Jover In
olden times the ladies carried
nives attached to their belts
tor protection, now we see the
Maher and Grosh for men, large
md strong enough to cut their
way out of the woods, and for other
purposes, all 01 them warranted.
Have you seen our reduced
dress goods and trimmings,"
Our job lot of kid gloves for 50c
were 1,00. The new Beige for
8c. The new challies for 5c.
Special lot of ladies spring stock
ings, lUc were lioc. lsyd red
table cloth for 75c. We are
ready for all kinds of trade, tow n
and country. Our team reaches
all over the town aud near by
places, goods delivered to the
depot free and at all hours.
I. W. Hartnian & Sons.
DMlflM 1'RATOR'S NO TIOE.
JiKtate nf Charles B. Troy, late of Bearer tirp dre'd.
SNotlce Is hereby Riven .thnt letters ot adminis
tration on tho estate of Charles U Troy, late ot
Heaver township, dee'd, have been framed to
I'rlscllla Troy and John K. Davis orziona drove,
fa., 10 whom all persona Indebted to sold estate
aro requested to make payments, and thoss hav
ing claims or demands to make known the bamo
without delay to
or to ritlSCILLA TitOY.l
E. II. SiTTii!, JOHN J. D.WIH, ' Adair's.
A tt'y. Zlons a rove, ra.
H-lS-'vO.
DMINlbTRATOR'S NOTICE.
'Estate ofnarta Koclier, aeeeateiL
Notice Is hereby given that lotters of admlnla
Iran n on the estate of Dtvld Kochcr,
lato 01 Hugarloaf township, doe'd., crantej
uy tho ltejluer to II-nry u. tless and WeUlnston
K. Kochcr of central, 1'a., to whom all persons In
debted to sal testate aro reiiueatedi to mako pay
ments, and those hav loj claims or demands will
mako known tho same without delay to'
or to 1IENHVC. HESS,
John o. Kkbszb, w. k. kociihk.
Attorney. Central, CoL Co., 1'a.
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Sick Headache
IS a complaint from which many suffer
nnd few aro entirely free. Its cause
is Indigestion and a sluggish liver, the
euro for which is readily found in the
uso of Aycr's 1'llls.
" I havo found that for sick headacho,
caused by a disordered condition of tha
stomach, Aycr's Tills are tbo most re-,
llahlo remedy." Samuel O. Ilradburn,
Worthlngton, Mass,
"After tho use of Ayer's Fills for
mauy years, in my practice and family,
1 um Instilled In saying that they are an
excellent cathartic and liver medicine
biisluiiilUR all tho claimsmade for them."
W. A. Wcstfall, M. I)., V. 1'. Austin
& N. W, Railway Co., Ilurnet, Texas.?
"Ayer's I'llls are tho best medicine
known to mo for regulating the bowels,
and for all diseases caused by a dis
ordered stomach and liver. I sutlered
for over threo years from headache. In
digestion, and constipation. I bad no
appetite and was weak and nervous
most of tho tlmo. Uy using threo boxes
of Ajir's I'llls, and at tho same time
dieting myself, I wns completely cured."
l'hllip Lockwood, Topcka, Kansas.
" I was troubled for years with Indi
gestion, constipation, and headache. A
few boxes of Ayer's I'llls, used lu small
dally doses, restored ine to health.
They are prompt and effective." W. II.
Strout, Meadville, 1'a.
Ayer's Pills,
Dr, J, O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mats.
8utd by all Pructku tad Dcslut la UtdUiu.