GOLUMBLVJN" AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMS BURG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Mechanics' Liens.
Two rcoont decisions of tbo Supremo
Court wilt probably havo, tho effect of
abrogating tbo not of Assembly known
u tbo mcohanW Hon law. In trio
oases of Sehroedcr vs. Gslland, nnd
Uonedlot vs. Hood, reported In 20
Weekly Nqtes pf CUsos, 33 and 37, U
is decided ithat 1( an owner and a
builder oontract that a building shall
bo erected nnd d61iverod to tho owner
frco of liens, thin contract will bo bind
ing, not only on the prinoipl contract
or, but on the subcontractors employed
by blmi and that tho stipulations of
tho contract nro notlco to all thoeo
who doal (as thoy must) with tho prin
olpal contractor ami not with tho
ownor.
Most building contracts contain i
stipulation to the effect that tho con
tractor shall deliver tl.o building over
froo of Went, but heretofore It has not
beon supposed that I Ik so provisions
affected sub-contractors and mateiisl
men. who am not nitllfj In tm nnn
traot, and whoso lien is expressly given
to them by statuto as an extraordinary
remedy. Where no wly built properties
aro pfforcd for solo or mortgage tho
practice has been to avoid tho awk
wardness of liens by procuring a bond
from tbo principal contractor; but tho
now casos ofTer a very simple, method
of nyoiding not only tho awkwardness
of tho law, lut tho law itself. Hence
forth a properly drawn contract be
tween tho owner and nrincpal
contractor will prevent tho taking out
of any scire facias on a mechanics' lien
at all.
It need not be said that these aro
most important decision.', which should
be taken note of at once by tho claps
of tho.. community affected by them.
If they. stand, tbo mocbanioV lien law
of 1806imight just as well not havo
been, passed. Whethoro tho Supreme
Court is wrong or right, all building
contraqts will undoubtedly be drawn
in future according to the form sus
tained by tbo Court, except in the few
Cases, for thev nrobablv will ha fnur.
when the contractor refuses to waivo
ihie lieu. ZVnes.
The Cause of a Plethora of Shad.
Many persons wonder at the low
prico shad are selling at this soason
nd why there Bhould bo such an extra
ordinary run this year. Tho facts in
tho case aro a few vpnra nan ihia favAi..
Ite fish was iFGttinrr sn nrtArnA vnor liv
o o -(- "J
year that they promised to fail aa a
.3 , . W . .
iuuu uiumeau j, no irouDio was that
the spawn or eggs of tho shad aro do
nositod in numerous nnnritir.ir Imi tlm
oaDacitV of other Hah rWtrntr tl.o
greater number, henoo when left to
natures wonting lew uovelop into tish.
Tho present incroas6 therefore is due
entirely to the work of State and Gov
erpment Fish Commissions. For a
.pumber of years back at tho different
hatching stations of tho United States
Fish Commissioners the femalo shad
,tiave been caught, the eggs takon from
them and hAtnharl. nnrl t.hA. vnntiiv oliirl
either nlaoed bank in tlm
or distributed among the different
1 nnra nf (Ua t f!nJ Ui.i.. m i
V WUU UllltUU OiatCB. J.UIB IB
the OauSQ of thfi .nni-Aam ftnr. in t..n
way the rivers of tho PaoiGo coast have
uoen siocKeu, ana tnis most toothsome
or. American tubes has become afamil
iar article of diet.
Speech PorThs Deaf.
It is, perhaps, not generally known
bv narenta of ilnnf nViiMron tdrnimii.
oat Pennsylvania, that a boarding
school has been recently established in
,Soran$on, Pa., to teach the deaf to
i- - i i .
vpyiut buq aeveiop tnom mentally
throucrh lin-readinc. wlmrn nil Alneaoa
of deaf children those born deaf as
well as those less afllioted residing
in Pennsylvania are admitted free.
Oral teaching for tho deaf, the system
which iu all oountries but this is grad
ually supplanting all others, has its
most oompleto application in this State
in the, Pennsylvania Oral School for
tho Deaf at Scrantou. It is encourag
ing to know that the exhibit of tins
school at tho Pans Exhibition of 183')
received a silver medal. This recog
union is ot the more consequencp, as
France, the'eountry in which the s'gn
language orininated, nated, has abol
ished its teachings and conducts the
entire training of the deaf ou the oral
system.
Correspondence with parents and
friends of deaf children is soHoited,
Address MISS Rmmi Onrrntt. Pf-intinal
Pennsylvania Oial School for the Deaf
a. . t.
uursuiuu, it a. ,
Cancer of the Lip Oared.
I suffered from Dancer on my lip
that defied the skill of the best
oians of the 8tate. I had it burned
out, but the oneration nnW m-.,l it
worse, causing it to spread ovor more
surface and eat deeper in. I finally
had it burned off Attain anA naad
- "P""'") "4V4 udcu
Swifts Spocifio (S. S. a) to heal it up
and drive the poison out of my blood.
Tbo effect of the Swifts was magicall
It healed up the Canooer entirely with
out leavint? a soar as a rpmimlnr This
was over tour years ago, and since
i. . . i i . .
iuuu mru nai oeen no sign ot a
return of the Canocr. I will cheerfully
answer any enquiries in regard to my
liNOS jl OUNT,
Bradford Ohio
Guesswork has always had a great
deal to do with tho art of hitting an
enemy at sea, simply beoause there has
been no trustworthy means of detorra
ining the dietanoo of the hnstiln shin
This missing faotor in tho most import
ant problem of naval warfare has now
Ttnn.A..A 1 I 1 1 .
Munvicij uvau nuijjiueu uy au Amen
can, Lieut. Bradley A. Fisko of oui
navy has discovered an electrical
range-finding apparatus whioh deter
mines tho enemy's diatacoo accurately,
nuiumauuauy, auu instantaneously,
Park Benjamin, Ph.D., explains the
. . ' rjifjiiiutautu uuu 118 )OtBl
bilities in an article entitled "Tlia l'.m
my's Distance: Range- finding at Sea
litr Tflunf rinif tr " u.l.i.,1. :il
.u.y, .Tutu., uo niu uumnu
ote to Ilarper't Magazine for June,
Tho flag ship Chicago, of the Squad
ron of Evolution, now in Europe, ii
equipped with this remarkable an
paratus.
How a Ohlld Solved a Puzile.
A west Chester child, aged about 4
years, was given a largo apple by his
father, and, taking it to his grand
mother, an aged lady, offered her half
his treasure.
"I cannot eat it, my child. I have
no teeth," she exclaimed.
The little ono thought for quite
awhile and then went to his play room
found an old set of false teeth with
whioh he had been playing and return
ed smiling with the teeth and apple,.
He thought ho had found a certain
eolation of the problem, and was dis
pleased to learn of his failure. Wett
OAeiter Newt.
Shadows havo no claws; they cany
no swords, and lire no gnue, but they
frighten many people to death.
D-tllht, 1B8B.
AN OLD MAID'S SOLILOQUY.
To take or trot to tak II, U the flotation
Worth, r It li brttrr to and Mill rartlily ctrtf r
A iplniier Mating tli mllei ot Ibota woo wouH
Inittt
That lack, of InTcri rtmeil my lonely itatt,
Or uke the rvmctllea my al.lars take.
And tee ray rrrt r row hrlsht al tliol bathed
In the Ininiorfal fount l lon aooht
a vain In riorlda'f peace ful ihadea.
oft haa beam mv married ttatera
That rood old Dr. rlr rc' raforlte t'retcrtsUoa
WodIiI brlnr hark color tn a failed rhk
?eitore the nealtb or ono who fain wonld dla
o nd herielf of all tho pain ahe feela."
The aforcaalil cplnstcr took tho rtmedr
nnd forthwith took n liinlmnd alio, htruif
regalnwl her lioiiltli and bloomlnir brnuty.
ThouMndi of women owe their fresh, bloom
ing oountenancea tn tho restorative effects of
Dr. rierce'i Favorlto rrcsorlptlon. It It
positive cure for the most complicated and
obstinate ensca of leucorrhca. excessive flow
ing;, painful menstruation, unnatural suppres
sions, prolapsus, or falling; of the womb, weak
back, ( female weakness," anteverslon, retro
version, bcarlnfr-down acnaatloni, cbronlo con
K'wtlon, Intlammatlon and ulceration of the
womb.
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
reiulate and cleanse ths liver, stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per
fectly harm less. One Dote. Bold t7
drunrLita. ) cents a vial.
If You Have
OONIUMPTIONICOUQHbfiCOU
CROFULA I "Wmtlng of nA
Or aw XXjoajM trhrw 1A4 Threat and Tttt
are Infimmed, XjU cf ftramft or JTsm
fwMr, yv MS tw t-nsl a4 Oar4 kff
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
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With Hypophoaphltes.
PALATABLE A8 MILK.
dthfir teH't Xmuliln, mnd M M e.
(mrtr ,r Mllali thIum sms a
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Meld by Alt VmggUU.
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O. W. BERTffCfH,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR.
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Suits made to order at short notice
and a fit always guaranteed or no sale,
Gall and examine the largest and best
selected stock of (roods ever shown in
fVllnmriifl. nnnntv. 1
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PIANOS,
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Weber,
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Can also furnish any of the
cheaper makes at manufacture
prices. Do not buy a piano be-
iu' getting our prices.
.o.
Catalogue and Price lasts
On application.
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This standard brand nf nlnrr
tobacco is acknowledged to be
the best chew and the largest
piece for the money in the mar
ket. Vinco tin tag on each lump.
Its extensive sale for many years
lias established its reputation.
There is nothing better. Try it.
For sale by dealers and grocers.
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My Story of the WbjS,1
iiaTiuwria.
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od ODtba IlaUU-jleM. JlrJ MlBY A. UVKItUOttE
.i.tiaUf vulva l?7A MMprtilwa. T.. itagte.
6-33-d i
Fortsr. ihm BheM an Use tnl with
WolffsACMEBIacking
Btvm tlwal with .Uaa watw, anil thar will be
bMattrallr VoUahni, Too wUl aarn roar qjartw
1-M7 thla Uaaal Br th. way. Porter, taU your Iiran
Hubla frlwds that ft la the tn Bmnu Vrmiog In
tunu. ira mean n
4r Pli-Bon,
wiu. Talw OL. hi runfilTW.t
ttiU wraiif sun an. CHinawaMl
will IratM Tmwa.t
will Sraiaj v.un ol. Ba.RKT.
still ram aaar. e.a.M an.
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IK-BON
WOUI1 RAMDOira, Philadelphia.
Important to Fcnshners.
A cao of importance to poi sionora
of ho United St it '8 was decided by
tho New Yoik court of appeals recently
The point al lusuo wai whether real
otato bought by a soldier with peiision
money could be sold for bis dobto,
Tho court decided that it could not.
The plaintiff's attorney argued that
pension monojs are protected only
while in the courso of transmission
from tho United States to tho penxion
or. A Well-to-do Qtntlem&n.
OF 70, U HATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES III8
OilLIOATIONS TO DR. KENKkDY's FAVOR
ITE BKMEDr," AND THE ED. OF THE
"STAMFORD HIRROK."
Staiifobd, N. Y,, February 2, 1890.
Dr. Kennedy, Rondout,N. Y Dear
Sir. A few days since, Solomon
Davis, a well-to do farmer of North
Kortright, called at my office to. ronew
his subscription for tho Stamford Mir
ror, which he has taken for nearly
thirty-nine ye.rs. After doing so,
and referring, to the fact that years
rolled around rapidly, and, I remarked
that be looked mich better than he did
the last time wo met. He said ho was
.and attributed it to tho use of Dr.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Ho said
ho got running down very fast and he
could not find anything that helpqd
him. He felt tired all the time, grow
weaker,, languid, poor appitite, and lost
all ambition. He had noticed your
advertisement in tho Mirror and con
cluded he would try Favorite Remedy,
He bought a bottle of Van Dyko at
Stamford, hncran t.n nn na HirnAtArl.
: a-id ha began to get better at once,
andjnow ho, felt as well as bo over did
old age, anticipates seeing many moro,
years to read the Mirror; says Dr.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and the
Mirror are his honsehold articles, and
ho cannot get along without them.
1 write this without solicitation, to let
you know what an honest man thinks
of yonr valuable. medicine.
Yours. S. B. ('iiampiow. Ed. "Stani.
ford Mirror."
WWhon inquiring of your druggist
for thin
-""-"- WJ IVIUVIUUDIIMU VUG UUV
Di. David .Kennedt's FAVORITE
REMEDY, and the PRICE, which is
ONLY ONE DOLLArt a bottle, and
that the Doctor's address is Rondout,
. Ed.
Bradford oonnlv has two soldier
postmaster.. Taking everythiarr into
consideration that is pretty goo l the
boys did all the fiahtincrand the neonlo
do, not feel liko, forcing all tbo oftioes
upon tbem. ilind are these politicians
Athens Gazette. And this is tho
reward which the soldiers get from the
6. 0. P. whioh promised them every
thing if they would aid in restoring
thooi to pow.r again. That resolution
wnioli uelulared thit prcfert noe rhould
be given to soldiers in appointments to
office has been sadly overlooked by
the ''grand old parly." JSx.
Temperance Wine-
w
No matter what mav tin !r1 nVinnf
iub use oi wines, n,is tne adulteration
and trbsh mixtures that, does the mis.
chief. Where pure wines are used we
hear no complaint of inebriation. We
never near ot intoxication from tho use
of Spcer's Wine of Now Jersey. This
WIHH H III I R in I 11 f nnrAPmantnri llrnnn
Jaice is held in high estimation by the
best doctors in this country for the use
oi ine siok.
ZippineotCa Magazine for June is a
Krilllant onA -i.v, I , 1 .1 1.1 I
-.-....Mub uu o.uiuviibijr rouuauiu ijuuiii
er. Tho mmnlntn nnvpl ,a nininlii,inl
by Mary E. Stickney, and is entitled
"Circumstantial Evidence." It Is a
StOrV of the misunrioratnnrlinrra toal.
ousies, and final reconciliation of a
young couple, told in a natural and
charming manner. Tbo story is full
of (rood situations, finr) horn nnd tlinra
verges upon tragic, but "all's woll that
.. ii ft rni ...
uuub wi'u. me i.naracter ot the im
petuous, paasionato "Nita," tho young
wife, is capitally drawn, as is aluo tht
of her husband. Altogether -it is
vury ungni ana entertaining story,
and though no moral obtrudes itself, it
uertuiniy points one, and a good,
strong, hoalthy one, too.
The iJest Eesult-
Every iogredient employed in pro
ducing Hood's Sareaparilla is striotly
puru, uuu is me uost ot its Kind It is
possible to buy. All tho roots and
herbs are carefully solcoted, personally
examined, and only the best retained.
mi luisl iruiu mu time oi puroonse un
til Hood's Sarsaparilla is prepared,
everything is carefully watched with
a view to attaining tho best result.
Why don't you try it!
Georce Francis Train thn nnnnnf t-m
traveler and lecturer sailed from Liver-,
pool for Now York on Sunday, lie
left Tacoiua. Washington, ilfi V t ran
days previous and encompassed the
earth, and if no unforeseen delay occurs
he will have traveled around the Rlobo
in tiitv five Aavu Tlilu l,nia v..n:..
Ulv who recently accomnlisWil ii,r iri.i
in 72 days. r
A man named Catnnl. a nimt im.
seven feet high and proportionately
ilnnl . 1 1. nn 1 i ,
nim uu uuuruiUIIH IlUflU, HSS 1llt
died in Italy, Ucforo his death ho
sold his skeleton to the Anatomical
Museum at Homo for $2,000.
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la asawaateeDOirralri; cleans II readr ror market.
THRESHING ENGINES JCS
BawMUU, Bhlnglt Machines, Uav and
StanOara trnvtrmenu generallr.
. A. 11. ITAliutJiiAJioa, liautod,
. f , Ula I fwinaTlTanla AprleultoraJ
(raM Catalogue, W otic a, Yoai, fi.
Docs it y to havo fifty working
men poor nnd inggfd in ordT to havo
ono saloon keipcr dressed in broadcloth
snd flush of mono)t
Dots it pay to hang ot.e citizen bo
causo another got him drunk!
Does It pay to havo a dozen intolli-gr-ntyourg
men turned into thieves
nu 1 vagabonds that, ono may got
a living by selling rum
Dots it pay to rpocivo $"00 for a
license and then pay several thousand
fir t'jing a mnn for murder, inducod
by ihe rum fold him!
Does it piy to havo a hundred
homes blasted, ruined, defiled, turned
into a hell ol misery, stiife and wint
that somo turn filler may build up a
large fortunt!
Does it pay to have twenty mothers
and their children dress i i rt-g', live in
hovels, daily famish, that ore rum soli
t r's w fe and childicn may live in oaso
nnd aftlucnce!
Docs it pay to have hundreds of
thousands oi mi'n nnd woiupii in tho
linshoiiseit p'-nlict tiari' s nnd hospit
als and thousands more in tl.c asyluim
for tbe idiotic nnd iriFa.ii", that a few
capitalitts of the whisky ring may pro
lit by such atrouiU!
Does it pay to tolerate a Irafflo which
bleeds crime, povoity, idhness, shame
aud death wherever it is allowed.
A neoklacc oomposcd of tigers' claw s
mounted in diamonds, is the favorite
ornament of Baroness Marie E le von
Amclicc, tho famous tiger hunlris.
She killed with her own hand the fo.ir
beat4 from whoao claws hr unique
pioce of jwetiry is made, and preserves
their skins fur rugs.
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It gives a brilliant light. It will not
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W,e Challenge Comparison with
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We Stake our Reputation, as Refluers, up
on tho Statement that it is
me Bmt mi
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bheet iron(roofs .of,this manu'
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Roofs are made of sheet iron,
tin. or Conner, aa tiartina mnv
, a a I J
desire.
Orders mav lin Honiirnd
through B. F. Sayits, Blooms
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or may bo ordered direct from
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ono rent n iIobo. It will euro I
woratrnftosof akin tltflonao. fro
a common tilmnio on tho facoi
to that awful clfapnao Scrofula. W
sui.rnuii iiirruua la the
beat moillcino to uao In nll '
capes of micli ttnlilorn nnilY"onr Klil-I
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ly. lMjoiirtnitlny1'aJ
tho mired nml hQttafoa
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T m n . . . . 1
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rony, clo. 'rcml licre, It may snvo your
uuy, OTJfate, It has anvnl luimlrala.
g. M Don't wait until to-morrow,
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IU writci i "Wi t work on lami to.
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writM! "I btva nrcr known
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r Olltera art doing fju ite aa well (
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On aieountor forced manufacturer a aala 12A.OOO tell
lollur Ihttugriiili Allniiiiu a re to leold tolbe
luw(Ia for recti, Uuund In Itovel Crtmaon Itilk Velvet
I luilt. Cttarndugly decorated Inaldea. Ilandtomvel albumi In I lie
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ahouUjfu coocluia to go no further, why no barm la dune.
Addreea E. C ALLEN 4 t AloLilA. UV
Jan. lS-w ly.
Detroit
Hteel lacuie mock
HALF THE COST of hoisting savel to
Storekepors, UutJhera, Finners, Slacta
lnists, llullilrs. Contracton ana Ul'il
Kits. AamUtsa to 6e thn Kreatest lm.
p'OvrmcniB KVIili made In tackle
blocks. Freight preoald Wrlto for
catalogue,
Pulton Iron It Engine Works.
Estab. )i, li) llra-ili K ., Uetrelt, Mich.
S-2-ly.
Wl&illal iHMati3 H
Vor LOSTorFAIUNQ WANnOODl
Oeneral and NERVOUS BhBILIT V
nntwiipi vouy ana EilDd, LUecia
of Erroraflr ETP.ia.afn OH n. Vntti..
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Dcacrlpll.. Dik, .tpliaatlaa Bad niwU aaall.d r.iUd)fraa.
Mtma ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V.
FOR
Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs.
. flt nr remedy (or the rapid curt of Hard
CoIdt.Cought, Hide Bound, YelloxWaler, Fever.
Dlilemper, Sore and Weak E,e, Lung Ferer
Cottl.eneu, Blotches, and all difficulties arlt'
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a'OPPA MANUFACTURING CO., LYONS, N. Y.
FOB SALK D V AIX DEAIX11S.
3-21.90 My.
K
IPP & PODJIOIlli.
A.H0UITE0T3,
Ostkriiout Ubildino, Wilkcsbarre, Ia.
Itrancli Oftlce. Itloomsburp, Pa., wltb
Jno. M. Claiiit, Atl'y. & Couusi'ller.
1-SM7.
J.
S. GA11RISON M. D.
HOMEOI'ATIIIC l-IIYSIOIAN AND SUllOKON.
I-Ofilco over I. W. Hartmaa & Hon'
.tore, residence N. K. corner Centre and
Fourth streets,
D
R. J. T. FOX,
Dentist.
All the latest appliances for manufacturing,
treating, filling nnj extracting teeth. All
styles of work warranted as reprcsenleil. Office
on Main Street, near Hast, 5-l6.iy.
WANTED.
NlTlTAf tfiVa litl)UiVDvi oaratic
EXt'KfjSKS FItOM TillT. iui selllns Bpociaii
L'SatTOS60? "?"?essary wim us. oui'FT
MKNTFHKif. .t-peilul Inducements and cholo-of
lenltory to every man engaging now. Write for
' aulck, etatlng ago. F a. TAKr i CO.,
0-9.il.4t.
H I RESr
ta UIHES' IUPR0VED
ROOT BEER!
iiudiu. t, BnuactritBAjaia, uiuaum
TriiipacxAng autrs riv catLow.
ROOT BEER.
rha moat APrRTlZINO and WHOLEROMB
, TaUl-BIlANOll DRINK la tba world.
Dallcloua and Bparkllna. TUT IT
Aak your Drugglat or Orooar for It,
C. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA-
v t;
FOI
K&TLHOAD IIMS TJJI.B
EL AWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
11LOOMSUUKO DIVISION.
RTATION8.
NOItTII.
r, M, A.u. A. If.
r. m.
6 40
6 55
sen
6 25
S3il
8
64)
60
6 51
6S
7 0S
111
7 is
, 780
7 43
7 50
7 61
7 6
801
808
812
817
8 8)
887
, 8B3
8 40
8 43
, 8M
BOO
r.tt
NORTIIOM BIRLAND.. . ,
Cameron
ChulaaKy ,,,
Danville
Catawlasa
1 50
10 00 615
10 15
io it
10 II
8 11
6 41
658
1043
itupert
Uloomsburg
Kspy. ,
Lime Hldro..m
Willow drove,
Iirlarcreek
I 60
8 S3
8 41
10 60 7 09
10 67 7 18
1105 IS
111! 7 87
11 16 731
1180 7 83
nerwicK.,,,,
Ucacb Haven
Hick's Ferrr
11 81 7 43
1134
II 88
II 43
II 61
18 06
7 49
7 69
806
8 H
xiilckshlnuy
HUUIOCK B., , . , ,.,.
Nantlcoko.
Avondi lo
Plymouth
Plymouth Junction.
Kingston
lienoett... ,
Maltoy
Wyoming ,
West 1'ittston
I'lttston. .,.,
Lackawanna
Ta lorvlllo
Uellevtio
Bokintoh
I 36
8 84
U 10 889
18 16 8 33
18 80 B8
18 37 8 43
18 31 8 48
18 3) 9 63
4 CI
4 06
4 11
18 10 8 68
18 45
03
13 M
101
109
09
t17
889
1 15
9
4 88
r.u
180 V83
r. k. r. h
STATIONS.
bOUTU.
a, u, a, ii, r. M. p. M
SCRANTON 6 ID 9 50 1 53 6 20
llellevue. 613 55 .... 6 83
Taj lorvlllo 6 80 10 00 8 03 6 30
l.ickawanna eu loot a io 6 87
I'lttston KM 1016 818 4S
West, I'lttston. C 41 10 83 8 84 6 60
Wyoming.. 47 10 87 8 29 6 63
Malthy 6 61 10 ao .... 6 69
llcnnett. 6f 10 31 8 37 7 03
Kingston 6nS 10 33 340 707
Plymouth Junction. 7 03 10 42 8 43 7 18
riyraoutn. 710 10 47 8 60 7 16
Avonaaie 714 iosi sss 721
Nantlcoke 7 19 1065 169 7 85
nunlock-s 7 86 1103 3 06 7 43
HMcnatilnny 7 37 II 13 8 80 7 65
Hick's Ferry 7 65 1183 3 31 8 07
Ueocii Haven 801 1134 3 40 sit
Uurwlck 8 07 11 40 3 47 8 80
unar Creek. 8 13 8 63 8 87
wiiiow urove. sis 11 60 3 67 a 31
LltM ltlflgo 8 80 11 51 4 08 8 35
Kspy 8 36 13 01 4 09 S41
Illoomsourg 8 38 13 06 4 15 8 47
Itupert 8 37 18 19 4 83 8 53
uatawissa 8 43 1317 4 89 8 57
Danville 8 37 13 33 4 46 9 1 5
unuiosKy 4 54 .
Cameron 9 07 13 41 5 00 9 as
(OKTuUmbbRLAND, ,..,,, . 9 23 13 55 5 15 9 43
a. if, r. x. r. x. r. x.
Connections at Rupert with Philadelphia &
itoauing iiauroaa ror ramanena, Tamaqua, wm
lamsport, Sunbury, I'ottjvllle, etc At Northum
oorlaml with P. & IS. Dlv. P. It It, for Uarrlshurir,
ujek Haven, Emporium, Warren, Corry, and Krle.
W. F. HALSTEAD. Gen. Man..
Scranton, Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
M
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IW
TIME TABLE.
la effect MAY 11, 1890. Trains leave Dunbuiy
KABTW D
9.40 a. m Sea Hliora KxnrAaa IiIaIIt avoan
Sunday), for narrlstmrg and Intermedlateatatlona
arriving at l'nlladalplila 3.15 p. m, j Mew York
..uuu, ui,, uaiuiuure, o. iu p.m.; wnAnington
1.55 p. m connoatlng at Philadelphia forallBea
V . luruuiju paseeng-er ooaoo to
ruuaueipuia, Aiaiiunoro
dally except Sanday),f or Harrtaoure and Inierme
ilate stations, arriving at Poliadelph a
a.50 p. m. ; New York, 9.S5 p. m. : Balumore
1.45 p.m.; Washington, 8.15 p. tn. Parlor ear
through to Philadelphia and paaaenger oo aches
,uiuuku mi ruiumuiimia aaa Daiiimoro.
8'?f ?V m BsnaT0 Accommodation (daily
Ing at Philadelphia 4.85 a. m. ; New York 7.10 a. m,
oiuiuure, i. m. waaninKton 6.80 a. m. :
Puilrainsleenlneo-arrram iiarriamira. r.n Phnaiini.
phla and New York. Philadelphia passenger! can
.uu.a,u iu nitiui uiijiaburuod until 7 a. m,
1.50 a. m. Erie afall (dally) tor HarrUburg and
intermediate stations, arming at Philadelphia
6.50 a. m. New YOrir. ft.at) a. m Thrnmrh Pnllman
sleeping cars and pasaanger coaches to Phlladel-
8.&0 a. m. liitt-ra Btpresi (llly) tor ntrrls
bnrg and lowraedUta etitnns arrlr Ing at Uiltl-
u.u.o ...v. a. m. . ii n aiituifwa o.m, a. m, ana
thrOUEh Pullman Hlanlntr nmtAHttflmiM anil
Washington, and throago passenger oiaches to
WEST W ABU.
S.10A. m ii,ia ar.ii iii.iiwt oj A
canandatgua ltd intermediate stations, Roches
ter, Uariilo a id Niagara rails, with through Pull
man Pan jeoan and passenger coaches to fine and
rto:nter.
a. M -News Bzpress ( daily i tor Lock Haven
huu .uuviuiwiai. DMtWUUB.
liy) for Kane, Oana italguaand intermediate sta-
through passenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
and Parlor oar to Watklna.
5.S0 p. m. Fast Line (dally except Sundayltor He-
throigh passenger coaches to Henovo and Watklns.
Ulan m Willinm... r-.... , . .
Wllllauisport and Intermediate stations.
THROUGH TRAINS FOR SCHBUHY FROM TUB
jaaor auu buutu.
News Express leaves Now York, Mis nlsht.
PalladelDhia 4.20 ... m. Ilaltimnra. 4.3.1 n. m ri.
rlshurg, 8.10 a. m. dally arriving at Uunbury a.M
NlAtrara RffnrnaalpavAfi Van. Virl-A on n m
Philadelphia, B.50 a, m. ; Washington 8 10 a. m. Ilal.
tlmore 9.00 a. m. rdaiiv tmRAnr. ftuniinT amn.
sunbury, 1.42; p.m., with through Parlor car from
ruuautuiiuia aiiuvnrouKapassengerooaches from
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Fast Line leavnaNnw lrnra-o nn a m Phii..a,
phla,ti,40 a. tn. j Washington, 10.50 a. m. ; Ualtl
more, 11.45 a. m., (dally exoept Sunday) arrlvliur. at
Sunbury, 6.30 p. m. with through passenger
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore
WllliamsportKipreas leaves New York 1.00 d.
m. Philadelphia 4.85 p.m. Washington 3.10 p. m.
Ualtlmore 4.43 p. m. (dally ) arriving at Bunoury
v.15 p. m.
Erie Mall leaves New York 8.00 p.m.; Fhlladel
pnla, 11.85 p. m. ; Washington, 10.00 p. m. : Balti
more, ll.ju p. m.,(dally) arriving at Sunbury 5.10
a. m., with Pnllman Sleeping cars from
Philadelphia, Washington and Ualtlmore and
pas3enger coaches from Philadelphia and Bilu.
HUNIUHIY, IIAZI,KTU. & WII.KKHn AltllR
.Aa.iaiJAir anu riuilTii APilf WUST
UKNCII RAILWAY.
.. .. (Dally except Bunaay.)
Wllkeibarre Mall leaves Sunburr 1n.n0 a. tn
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.48 a.m., wtlkes-b&rre
i..iv y. m
RmPMlVngtlMmM flnnhnn.Mn n,
...It Mm Vonvl ... m 1 1 -1 1 . ... ! .
Sunbury Mail leaves Wl lkesbarre 1 1.17 a. m. arrli .
Ing at Bloom Ferry 18.S7 p. m., Sunbury 1.2a p, jx.
wii-. nmiMTn nu&cs-tvarru o.ua p. u., ar-
' t w uiwui 1 1. w a.ou p. au., oiuiuuxy cav p. IT,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Wllkesbarra mall lAAVMHnnhnr.iA.fH a m
riving at Bloom Ferry 10.4s a. m., wilkes-Barre
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllkes-Barre J:10
v. iu., amviuif ab fliuom n.rry, o,v p. m,, nat.uur;
cuAa e. puon,
Gen. Manager.
J. U. WOOD.
Gen. Paaaenger Agt.
PIIlLADKI.l'IIIA & READING
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTKll MAY Ilth iwa.
THAINS LEAVE ULOOMBBUltU as follows:
(SUND1TS KXCBPTBD.)
PorVAWVilrlr Phllnnlnhla Iln..!. .....,
Tamaqui iuTilZTSr '
Vnr .VIIMamtirai-ipr villfiin on t.i..iii. . .
6-31 W2Mk 8:00
oLfm.'00' 7iM" 11:01 a'm'' 18:80' 8:"' 8:w'
TRAINS FOH IlLOOMSDUna
TMTAH.t.V.rlriHj nhllLMnkt. .... - .
p. m. and via Kaston 8:45 a. m. 3:45 p. m.
-t.,w . iutwijuin 4U.W M- UU Q.UO U, m.
Leave Heading 11:50 a. m. 7:51 p. m;
Leave PoitaviTie ii.so p. m.
Leave Tamaqua t:ai a. ra. 9:18 p. m.
Leave WtlUamsport 8.1s a. m. 4:15 p. m.
LllVA llatjlWl.ia 7.1.1 U.llil a m I.... a.nA -
ll-ofp.m.
H:nailflS pfm. ' ' I:S8' 3:5
tor lialiunore Washington and the West via B.
suuorA-hHU
rm.r4rr5n.rD.Bm. Bunatt,i 1
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Loaye Philadelphia, pier 7. Cheatnut street
rVharf, and Bouth street Wharf: 1
yOB ITUKTIOCITr.
Week days-Express, tM, a. m. 4:00. 6:00. d. m.
Aocouiinoaauon, i:sma. m. 4:15, .3i. n. m.
sTTiS m-
HBTURNINO, U1V1 ITHKTIO C1TT.
PGfi corner Atlautlo and Arkansas Avenues 1
veekdaiB-Hiproaajw, V:00 a. m. and 4:00 p.
II'i,comu'i?,atlon-;'10' 6:1,8 " nd 4:30 p. in.
tCsra-m?01 p-m-
A A Mel ROR k.aI,.ANC0C'.
patents!
veats and Trale Mirk4 obtilaU.aud all Paten t
flaeij oaaluotel for )USH V ri. aVV. 1
OUH OFFIOB IS 01' HITS U. S. I'VTRVP
OFFICE. We have no sutiafenc esTall ffleai
rect, henoecan trannct patent ouslness In leSa
wihingfo'n1:8" STlh4n wo.eU,enm?tefrSm
wSS?6.1 "l'l? pnoto,wlth deaerlpUon.
We advlae If patentable or not, tree of ejuraa
Our fee not due till patent li secured! clwre'
AJ0,"lo, t? Obtain Patnts,wth referenoea
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
uppc) ral nt 1 1 w..B Imton. no
BMERS UND
Exchange Block,
WHOLESALE
n..i... .. J Pi... r(?M'?, 1
rf--- VO Ai aJ
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Come and try ouf
WHOLESALE
CVJ', (Eoiaffo, (CanAfej, FvOly Holt;.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
GOODS JL. SPEdAIFZ.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigars :
Honry Glay, Londros, Normal, Indian Princess, Samson, Silver Ash.
Any order for Feitivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market Prices, as fellows 1
Orn$e5. Lemon5. rem N
EttfUjh WalnVitj. Pop Gm
BL00MSBURG, PA-
G. 6. OBBIS,
Foreign and Domestic
JH
BL00MSBURGPH
GET THE
In nurcliaaiiicr lion o hnld tincODkllliraa
IS thO bl'Bt. It U ill be tl.O C.ltn.innat.
sourco of pleasure. J. SALTZHR hnu
goociH at 1 w 1 rices. Jle buys direct
class goodH clifaper than can be obtained tlsewbtre. Ilore are eomo of tho
articles and prices :
'aK9alaBBaBallllll.lHf
jjbbbhbpbbbbbbik9b1bbbbbbbVM
Sewing Machines of three grades, made
by the Now Home Sewing maohino Co., 3
drawer drop leaf, all attachments, from
819.50 to $G0.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards.
Standard Rotary, $40 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Have received the agency for tho Hooipv
D.-tin Cornel, Ihe best cornet in tho world.
A good aseortnn nt of violins, guitar?, binjnn,
nccordeouB, drum-, flutPd, fifes and all kinds
f musical iiiatrnrnontH. The best of strings
f r violins, uuitara, buij-p, violincello, and
l.aB violins. Ancnt for Hulteiick's patterns,
pattern-book and fashion sheets.
Piaros, organs and sewing machines s-Md on monthy paj nienlc A libera
va 1 uww Ui WtaOII
Do not send elsewhere, but call and
U? II ft I a 'jlltroim mill. 1
4v .yuui mm unn givu
J. SALTZE
Musical lustruments
Pianos-Organs.
Xb.e!mpro.T,."lt'tlloJ of fastening stnngs of pla.
!SK2Iem,etlaeyer.mle' nuklnif l' Instru nent
porencnlymuiloil in toae, more durable, and
lew liable to net out of tune, u
..".'."S N!" Hamlin Organs and pianos
excel clileny in that which Is the chief excel, nee
In any musical Instrument, quality of tone, oih-fnlSfff-
ou?h important, aro much less so
than this. An Inrtru'nent with unmusical tones
cannot U trood. Illutraled catalogues of mw
Btyles, imroducod this temon, bent IieeT
tASON Sc EJAIVILIN
B08TOH. HEV7Y0BK. UfllOAQO.
i
wraooi
GOOD .STOCK
We have all the facilities of large
manufacturers for turning 0nt
Good Stock at the lowest cost. Take
our $10 Suits as an instance of how
natty and well we make even low
priced goods. Large assortment
at S12, $14, $15, $16, $18 and $J0
and every additional dollar brings
its full value in better materials
and trimmings.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
tub
YATE9
STOKES
6th and Chestnut S'.s,
13'.h and C&g.tnut S'.s.
riitLADKi.i-iir 1.
CONFECTIONERS
Bloomsburg, Pa.
and RETAIL
FAMOUS 15 Cent Stews-
DEALERS IN
!l id ti-tcri nltitntu t i-v cnlnni flint ittlii1i
u n,. ,.i.io ,i.iinn f,.. 0. iii,,
from tlio 111 a 11 11 fact 11 lew, am) oan ft 11 firrt
Esley Piano, $350 lo $000.
Sko'. $375 to SG00.
I?. M Hen t & Co., $250 lo $ 100.
Brown & Simpson, $250 lo $100.
Rptry Organs, $00 to Si 75. "
Miller oruniiK. S75 to ft 150.
United Static organs, $125 to $175.
Cliioigo Cottige orgin, $90 to S140
Worcccter organB, $75 lo $150.
Paris orpanp, $00 to $100.
Cilcbraied White Sewiug Machines $3
to $05.
New UomCBlio Sewing Macbines, $35
to $75.
it.
7 .-! Vila.
see the Btock of your homo doaler,
J .
ycu any luiormatiou or iuBtruution upon
and Sewinar Macbines
J H. WILLIAMS, AUCTIONKKK.
ULooMsuuua, rA.
Real Estate Bought asd LoH.
P irtUsa ilealrlne to buy hones and wagon
"VOIllll (lC Veil In rail nn llw. slmvn
VK-af-ttTKHFE
l'CMfiB l I P pm mm
ilxo ttttl Id. fur Uilliue.itl
uncquftUd, aaJ lo lntiwlut t oui
iumrjftulfHlll fndrmi
toiiii 1 Kit in M In iich It ulitf.
all ,,u k...i.dt la
CVWTSaZjillElaal t.turul. I. .bow aur twl. la
Lit af flKi lt.. k" r.ll-.uur n.libt.ll
. . a aaall ana ( iaa lala.
Kla. Tba Mawliir cat ft... lb. aipr.nca af It r.iluc.d la
tbaul U iflU( vn f lU bulk. II U pd4, 4wbU mf '
, m Uw U f tot-any. W will alM tbw jov fco I J
nm mk ttvm UlUSIOidljal Uul, Cmn Ik Mft.w
i Mlait.Bxi. mifi rrU4 i mm. W wr mil lit alv!"
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