THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Mltne nt wn i,,,.. I
led a llttlo son, sovcn months old, on Bun-
uay aucrnoon.
ia.0 a Uay Off and BO to thn HnrwIMr
t air tws week. It Is said to bo well nut.
nized and a success In every way.
Mr. Fred Holmes and Miss Ed lib Knt
will bo married la tho M. E. Church on tho
evening of Wednesday, Boptember 10.
Invitations haro been Issued tor tho wed.
ding of Mr. Chas. W. Kunston and Miss
Lillian llatton Butler, at tho bride's homo
KILLED BY THE CARS.
BUIOIDE OF FBAflKLIN P. KLINE-
On Tuesday noon as tho Illoomsburg &
Sullivan train came around tho curvo nt
the rooks at tho bridge, It lan over a man.
. ... "i i ... . . . . .. i m ruuns ai mo uriURC, lfc lau uver rami.
"P llsbury's Best" Is made from North- on Wednesday, September 10, at 4 o'clock b m b t u rt
mi
Sw KSt "
POWDER
Absolutely Puro.
A cream of tartar baking powder. High
est of nil In leavening strength. U. S.
Government Rejnrt, Aug. 17, 1889.
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The Columbian
nrrubllshod every Friday. Subscription price,
ll.oo a year.
Entered at tho rost omco at Bloomsburg, ra.,
m second class matter, March 1, 1883.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBKll cTlsOoT
COWUCT RilLnOilTlllI T1BLV
Trains on tho P. It. it. H. leave ltuperUa
follows i
NORTH. SOUTH.
T:3t a. m. 11:03 a. m.
3:31 p. m. 6:43 p. m,
o
Tralnsonthe D. h. ft W. It. ll.leave Bloomsburg
s follows!
WORTH. SOUTH.
7-2S a. m. paa a. m.
10-49 a. m. 18:18 p. m.
2:M p. ra. 4:15 p. m.
6:86 p.m. 8:24 p.m.
o
Tr&lnsontho N.&W. 1). HatlwaypaBS Bloom
Ferry as follows i -
north. aotrra.
10:43 ft. m. 13:37 p. m.
.s6 p. m. 4-30 p. m.
SOXDAY,
NORTH. SOUTH.
10:48 a m 6:3 p m
BLOOMSBUKG S SULLIVAN KAILKOA.O
Taking OlOCt MONDAY, SBPTBMBBll 2, 1839.
.SOUTH. NOItTn.
Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv.
STATIONS, r. x. A. M. a.m. a.u. p. H. r. if,
liloomsbure, ........ e m n it I o" 8 35 2 35 s 40
Main Btroot S 18 11 41 68 8 42 1 42 8 47
lrondale . 6 18 11 89 6 58 8 45 2 45 6 50
TaperMlll 6 08 U 81 8 48 -8 53 2 M 7 00
LtghtStreot....... 6 05 11 S3 S 41 8 68 3 68 7 0.1
OrangOVlUO 6 57 11 20 8 35 05 3 07 7 10
Forks, 5 45 11 10 6 23 9 15 8 17 7 20
Eauers .............. 5 41 11 oo 21 9 20 3 20 7 21
Stillwater 5 37 11 02 6 17 9 25 3 25 7 29
Benton. 5 28 10 65 10 9 33 3 3.1 7 35
EdSOns7 5 23 10 60 6 07 9 38 3 37 7 38
Coles CrOOfe, S 20 10 45 0 05 9 33 3 40 7 40
Bueatloaf, 6 16 10 42 8 02 9 43 3 43 7 41
LaubaChS, 5 12 10 40 6 CO 9 47 3 4S V 47
CcntraLT. 5 03 10 31 5 53 9 67 3 58 7 67
Jamison city.... 5 00 10 30 5 60 10 00 4 00 8 00
Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar
r. is. A. . a. k. a. u. r. If, r. x.
8AL1!.
Saturday, Bgrr 0. John II. Divls and
Prlscllla Troy, Administrator of tho cstato
of Charles B. Troy will bcII 81 acres of
land In Boavcr township. Salo will com
menco at 10 o'clock.
Fort Balk Dwelling houses In Blooms,
burg, Orangcvlllc, Espy and Uupcrt Pa.
Firms In Pennsylvania, Kansas and Vir
ginia. Vacant lots In Bloomsburg. Storo
properties. Grist mills and other property
by St. P. Lutz, Insurance and Heal Estate
Agent, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Fon Balk. House and lot in Uupcrt,
lot 120 x 140 ft. Two story, bouse, with
nlnn rooms. BaV windows, out
kitchen, lco and coal houso, good stable,
eblckcn and pig pen. Choice fruit, ever
green trees, good water, 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, Insurinco & Heal Est. Agt.
For Balk. Fine building lot, Main St.,
near Normal Bchool. Apply to
G. W. Kkiteb.
cm Minnesota Bnrlncr Whnnt. n. nni i P Bi
lbo world. Get It nt W. 11. Kocher A no'..
Another room will bo furnished i tho
High School, and an additional teacher
employed, owing to tho largo attondanco.
A bluo rock shooting tournament Is one
of tho features for Friday forenoon at tho
ucrwick Fair.
Everything needed In school work at
W. II. BnooKi & Co.
Miss May Bharpless will rcsumo her
Instrumental Music class on organ and
piano tho first of Beptcmber. 2w.
Schools opened Tuesday with a rush.
Wo havo prepared ourselves with overv.
thing tho boys and girls will need.
W. U. Biioogg & Co.
Ilarry G. Houscl opened his fish and
oyster stand, Jacoby's old stand, on 'rues
day. lie will keep up a good stock
throughout tho season.
Teachers' examinations will bo held In
tho Third St building, Bloomsburg, on
Baturday, Bept. Otb, and on Saturday,
Sept. 20th, examination will commence
each day nt 8.30 a. m.
W. C. Johnston, Co. Bupt.
The managers ol the Opera Uouso aro to
bo congratulated on their success in get
ting Frank Mayo to come here. Tho peo
ple should show their appreciation by giv
ing them a good audlcnco on Beptcmber
10th.
Frank Mayo Is one of tho leading actors
of this country, and his appcaranco In
Bloomsburg on tho 10th will bo a great
dramatic event.
Every Column in tho newspaper contains
from twenty to thirty thousand distinct
pieces of metal, displacement of any of
which causes a blunder or typographical
error. And yet some people lay claim to
phenomenally brilliant minds if tbey can
discover an error In tho newspaper.
Go to Mercer's for school books.
full
Pens, pencils, erasers, Ink, and a
line of students' supplies at Mercer's.
Try tho Columbian fox three months. It
will cost only 25 cents, and at the end of
tho tlrno It will be stopped unless ordered
for a longer time. Try It.
Tho human raco Is divided Into two
clascs those who go ahead and do some
thing, nnd those who sit still and Inquire,
"Why wasn't It done tho other way,"
If you want tornado, cyclone, hurricane,
fire, lightning, Hfo or accident lnsuranco
call on M. P. Lutz, as he represents a lino
of companies that aro noted for their liber
ality and fair dealing. 9.5-21.
Frank Mayo will appear at tho Blooms
burg Opera House oo Wednesday, Beptem.
bcr 10. It is a first class company, such as
do not often show outsldi tho cities. Tick
ets 35, CO and 75 cents.
C. C. Marr If. selling prints at cost to
make room for fall stock.
Northumberland county has mado the
largest per cent, of gain during the last de
cado of any county In tho fourth census
district, and Milton the largest proportion,
ate gain of aoy town in the district. Mount
Carmcl mado tho next largest per cent of
In.
'Flvo years ago I had a constant cough,
night sweats, was greatly reduced In Qcsb,
and hau been given up by my physicians.
I began to take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
and alter using two bottles of this modi
cine, was completely curod." Agna A.
Lewis, Rlcard, N. Y.
Mrs. Phillips Is making arrangements to
open a first, class ladles' restaurant where.
meals will bo served at all Hours from a
bill of fare. Sho will also furnish refresh
ments for prlvato or public parlies. Tho
restaurant will bo opened about tho first of
next month.
Mrs L. B. Rupert has removed the barn
from the Ccntro street end of her lot, and a
fine hou3e will be erected on tho same site,
which will bo occupied by I.. K. Miller and
family.
Now Is the time for a new suit, a full
line of all styles. Wo will sell you one
ready made or take your measure and In.
suro satisfaction in either. Call soon and
hare first choice at the popular nnd reli
able store of D. Lowcnbcrg.
Elmer Moycr has opened a drug Btore
In connection with his grocery, on tho cor
ncr of Third and West streets. It is called
the West End Drug Store. He is a practi
cal pharmacist, and should receive a fair
share of public patronage
Tho Normal School opened on Tuesday
with a very largo attendance. Tho number
of boarders Is unusutl, and they arc still
coming In. Prof. Welsh has entered upon
his duties with great zeal, and the pros
pects for the school arc very bright.
Tho following letters aro held at Blooms
burg, Pa. post office and will bo sent lo tho
dead letter offlco Sept. 10, 1890.
Chas. W. Remloy, Miss Badio J. Reich-
ard, Harry L. Welrick.
OABDS.
W. II. Packingham.
Persons calling for these letters please
say, they were advertised acpt. , low.
Ono cent will be charged on each letter
advertised.
A. U. OATHOAHT, 1'. W.
houso near tho bridge, sitting up on tho
rocks abovo tbo track for ncouplo of hours.
As tho train camo In sight tbo man staitcd
down toward tho track, and tho boy called
to him saying that tho train was coming.
This attracted tho attention of Mrs. Barah
Btlncr who camo out on tho porch and saw
tbo man walking between the tracks and
the rocks, and sho called to him that tho
train was coming and ho would get
squeezed. Ho looked back at her and then
as Iho train appeared around the curvo ho
dropped on his knees and threw himself
across tho Insldo rati, In front of tho en.
glne. Mrs. Barab Btlncr and Mrs. Mary
Btlncr both saw his movements, and saw
the engine strlko blm. Tho whole train
passed over his body literally cuitl tg him
In two, and severing his left arm. Tho
engineer of tho train was Philip Zelglor,
the fireman was William Gclse, and the
conductor, J. W. Bcott. Nono of them
but tbo fireman saw tho man, and ho not
until it was too lato to stop the cars. Many
of tho passengers noticed tbo Jar as tbo
wheels passed over the body. Tbo train
was stopped, and the passengers and train.
men went back to tho mangled remains,
but no ono recognized the deceased. He
was well dressed In dark clothes, had on
new shoes, and a black derby hat lay near.
Thos. W. Conner of Urangcvlllo was left
lu chargo of tbo body, and conductor Bcott
sent a messenger for Esquire Jacoby, who
summoned tho following persons as jurors:
Joseph Bharpless, G. W. Sterner, J. C.
drown, Dr. T. O. Uartcr, William Hartzel
and G. G. Baker. They went down to tho
track and vlowcd the body betoro It was
removed, and then It was taken to tho
undertaking rooms of Baker and McBrldc,
and placed In an Ice box. None of tbo
jurors recognized tho deceased. Ills face
was black and his .eyes protruded, and ho
was so disfigured that even when a postal
card was found In his pocket addressed to
Franklin P. Kline, they did not identify
him. His name was also found on a plcco
of paper in his bat, but no ono suspected
who be was, though hundreds saw him as
ho lay there. Uo was finally Identified by
Frank Wilson, by bis hat, bis stockings
and clothes, and the filling In his teeth.
The tcrrlblo news was gently broken to
Mrs. Kline, whorls prostrated by tho .blow.
A hearing was held by Guy Jacoby Esq-
acting as coroner, at his office at 2 p. m.,
and after hearing the testimony of tho two
Mrs. Btiners, a verdict was rendered that
tho deceased camo to his death by throw
ing himself beforo tho cars of the B. & B.
It. 11. Co. while temporarily insaue. The
railroad company'was entirely exonerated
from any blame.
Franklin P. Kline has been tho book.
keeper at I. W. McKelvy's storo for the
past eleven years. For fourteen years
previous to that he was a clerk in tho store,
and for all tho tlmo a trusted and faithful
employee. By hla Industry and economy
ho bad accumulated somo property. He
was married about fifteen years ago to Miss
Ella Hay, who survives with ono son, aged six
l'ntciitn Orruitctf
To the citizens of Pennsylvania during
tho past week and reported especially for
this paper by O. A. Boow & Co., Patent
Attorneys and Agents for procuring Pat
ents, opposlto Patent ofllco, Washington,
d. a
0. W. Atkins, Clarion, thtll-coupllng ( 8.
8. Babbitt, Allegheny, governor for stoam
engines) II. 0. Brill, Reading, screw.cut
ting machine; 0. B. Cowcn, Pittsburg, car
coupling; M. Daly, Pittsburg, sand-plpo
for locomotives; 11. W. II. Davis, Black
Lick, machlno for pressing brick; U. 0,
Dcmmlog, Uarrlsburg, combined mouth
and noBc plcco for acoustat Instruments;
II. Elhcrldgo, Pittsburg, autographic tele
graph; L. Frcas, Pittsburg, fence; 0. F.
Grant, Pittsburg, burner for natural gas;
J. W. Jones, Uarrlsburg, copying press; B.
T. Jul), Mcadvlllo, Ice-shavtng machine; E,
Kaylor, Pittsburg, car coupling; J. I. Kin
Bey, Easton, flask for moulding; W. Lolfer,
York, mall-bag; J. B. Marshal), Whlto
Pine, hamc-tug; D. Vanaman, Birds bo
rough, railway cross-tie and rail fastening)
F. Woyandt, Jr., Dunmorc, two-wheeled
vehicle.
J. 8. Mann moved out of the Caldwell
hotel property on Tuesday, and has gono
to Bcrwtok. 0. B. Bobbins began remod
eling tho bulldlog at once, and will nut It
. ' I
In shapo for a first-class restaurant. Uo many WllttC SOapS,
una uuKagcu uio services ut a competent I p..i.
There are
caterer.
Lkmt. Smith's Bible Dictionary, Vol. 4,
In lia.f calf. Tho book, or any informa
tion about It will bo highly gratifying to the
owner, whose namo lain H. 20.2i.
L. T. Bharpless Is prepared to furnish,
and solicits the ordors of country mer
chants and dealers, at wholosalo at his
warehouse, or storo on Main street,
Bloomsburg. tho following: Bait, ebceso,
syrups, teas, coffees, soaps, starches,
splcca, foreign fruits, &c .
Tho now suits for children aro hero,
they are very pretty i and a large assort
ment. Come and sco them nt D. Lowon-berg's.
Finn stationery in great variety at
ccr's.
Mcr-
I-crHoiiul.
Mrs. Cohlll of Milton Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. F. M. Leader.
Miss Ella A. Fox will return to Phlladel
dclphia on Saturday.
Chas. W. McKclvy Jr. ha taken chargo
of tbo books at I. W.;McKelvy's store.
n. V. ICnann. who has been sick for
several weeks, Is able to bo out ngaln.
Mlsa Maud llunvan has been cucaged as
organist at the Epitcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wirt spent Sunday
In Uazlcton.
John II. Alkman has reslcned as clerk
tn tlm Hr.hool Furnlshlue Company. J. F.
Peacock has been appointed In bis stead.
Mrs. C. A. Knorr and youngest son, or
cinvplnnil. Ohio, visited her father, Jacob
Dlellcnbacb. during tbo past week.
Prof. C. P. Zwcr of Columbus, Ohio,
vlsllfid his narunts. Mr. -and Mrs. John
Zaner,iat Zaners this week
Col. and Mrs. J. G. Freeze aro ntGanoga
Lake. The Colonel goes there annually to
void hay fever,
Surgeon General Gricr and son, of Wash.
ington, D. C. aro the guests of Rev. I. il
Patterson.
William B. Given Esq., Editor of the
Columbia Herald, was in towu ou Monday
Ho Is a member of tho bar, and was here
on legal business.
Fred Ikeler delivered an address beforo
the summer Normal tchool at Muucy last
week Thursday. Ills speech Is highly
spoken of.
Mr. Earnest N. Perria of New York has
joined his family here, whero they havo
been snendine tho summer with Mrs. Per-
tin's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Vorls, returned to Belle
fonte on Tuesday. Mrs. Vorls has been
at her father's, L. Bcrnhard, all summer,
and Mr. Vorls has been here n couple of
weeks.
Miss Rose Blckler of Wyoming county, a
graduato of the Normal Bchool lu tho clasB
of 1800. starts on Baturday for Dan t ran
Cisco, and will sail on tho 10th for Nankin,
China, whero Bho will engage in mission.
ary work. Miss Blckler Is a very bright
young lady, and has written somo excellent
poems which have bctn puuusueu
pamphlet form.
Hlmnson E. Ferreo has located at Minn
eapolis. Minn., and Is engaged in tho prac
tlceiof law. nenry B. Mead la his partner
and their offlco la at 705 Templo court,
Mr. Fcrrco Is a son of Prof. Ferree, form
r1 rf Ilia Nminnl. anil WHS admitted tO
tho bar In this county, Ikeler & Herring
bolng bis precentors. Ho Is n young roan
of ability, and w'o wish him abundant suc
cess.
. Prlmo vinegar at 0. a Mart's.
Tablets in great variety at Mercer's.
This is tho week of tho Berwick Fair.
Fall stvlca of hats lust received at I).
Lowcnberg's.
Oh my! What pastry. "Pillsbury'e
Best" at Kocher & Co'a grocery.
Dr. Tj. 0. Kllno of Catawlssa Intends to
remove to Danville to practice medicine.
The cyclorama of Gettysburg Is ou exhi
bition at tho Berwick Fair this wee.
Gllraoro dished up tho Brst oysters of
tho season to bis customers on Saturday
If you want to udvertlso anything, bring
1 It to tho Columuian. It will reach cycry
section of tbo county.
The excursion ol the Knights of the
Golden Eielo to Harvey's Lake last Fri
day was nttended by over flvo hundred
people. It was a very enjoyable trip; and
all speak In highest praise of the accommo
dations furnished by tho D. L. & W. R. R.
Co. Tho cars wero run through to tho
lake without change, and tho excursion
ists reached homo in tho evening before tho
regular down train.
Tbo CoLUMniAN ofllce is completely
equipped for all kinds of printing. Blank
books, such as due bills, scalo books,
notes, draft?, checks, orders, &c, can bo
Visit the Berwick Fair this week.
Wo havo again made arrangements with
that excellent paper, tho Amsiuoan Faiimek
by which wo arc enabled to present It to
every subscriber who compiles with the
conditions. Those in arrcar who pay up
to date, and ono year In advance, and all
new subscribers who pay a year In ad
vance, will be presented with the Amsrioan
Farmku for ono year. Try It, and get two
.Inllnvcit wrt.tti tnr nn (lftllltr if.
, .. T T ! . 1 t.n FT.
I yeurs. uku wus nearly U4 yenra. ny
A subscription paper Is in tbo bands of I was a son of Ellas Kllno of Rohrsburg, and
Moyer Brothers, asking for aid to the pco- a brother of Clark Kline of Espy, and Mar-
pie whose property was damaged by the vin Kllno of Rohrsburg. Uo ;was always
cyclone In the upper end of this county and quiet and unobtruslvo in his manner, and
lower Luzerne. Somo of them havo lost enjoyed tho respect of all his friends. For
their all. and have no means to rebuild, some time bis health has been falling, and
nnd aro homeless. Most of them are poor he has been troubled with nervousness and
people who cannot stand tho loss, and they indigestion. This no doubt was what uu-
find themselves belolcss and destitute, balanced his mind and led him to sclf-dc-
nontrlhntlonii will lin received hv Mover -structlon. In his family ho was a kind
Bros, for the sufferers, and forwarded to and Indulgent father and husband. Tho
Hold It to the I.IkIK.
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 rcmarkablo medicine for couibs
and colds no expenso is spared to combln0
only tho best and purest Ingredients. Hold
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam to the light and
look through It; notice tho bright, clear
look; then comnare with other remedies
Prlco 50c and $1. .
An Honest Man.
Somo days ago W. II. McCartnoy, a pas
scngcr Conductor, on tho Pittsburg divis
ion of tho Pennsylvania Railroad, observed
a pockctbook on tho floor of ono of the
cars and on picking It up and opening It
found that it contained bills and checks to
tho amount of $158,000. Inquiry was In
stantly made nnd tho owner soon found, to
whom tho pockctbook was at once restored.
It belonged to a cattle raiser of Kansas
City who was returning from tho cast. Mr.
McCartney was ollcrcd a bandsomo re
ward, but he strenuously refused to accept
anything.
L. T. Sharplcss handles canned goods,
fruits, coffees, tea, and all kinds of grocer,
les at wholesale. He is doing a largo job
bing trade.
IIOMR SP.riKIiR'S EXCURSION,
ONLY THREE MORE OP THEM. WILL LEAVE 0111-
OAOO AND UILWAUEB VIA. THE CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE OS ST. PAUL UAILWAV.
For points In Northern Iowa, Minnesota,
South and North Dakotc, (Including tho
yloux Indian Reservation la South Dakota)
Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, on Sep.
tember 0 and 23. and Octobor 14, 1890,
Half rato excursion tickets good for thirty
days from date of sale.
For further Information, circulars show-
rates of fare, maps, etc, address, George
tl. Ucafford, First Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ills., or John
R. Pott, Travelling Passeneer Aecnt.
Wllliamsport. Pa. 8-l.llt
nrilitUciiiicfm I.lqnor Ilnbtt III
nllttic World there in tint one
enre Dr, Haines' Oolcleri Hpeclflc
It can bo elvon In a cud of tea or coff co
without the knowlcdgo of tho person tsitng
It, effecting a speedy and permanent cure,
whether tho patient Is a moderato drinker
or nn alcoholic wreck. Thousands of
drunkards havo been cured who havo taken
tho Goldon Specific In their coffco without
their knowledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking of their own frco will. No
harmful effect results from Its administra
tion Cures guaranteed. Bend for circular
and lull particulars. Address In confldcnco
Golden SrEoino Co., 185 Raco Street,
Cinolnnatl.O. 10-251y
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory."
riicy are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and rcmarkablo
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having It.
Tis sold everywhere.
CLARK& SON.
. Arc now showing full and
complete lines of black nnd col
ored Dress Gooite in all tho
leading styles. Also full lines
of dro38 cloths. Wo call special
attention to our largo lines of
60c Henriettas. Now open,
full linos of lalie3' and child
roll's cotton and wool hosiery,
underwear, of all kinds. Fine
corset covers 05c, white Bkirts,
mu8lin underwear. Our 39c
corset beats any corset sold at
50c, try them. Buttons, vel
vets, ribbons, gloves. Try our
89c kid gloves. Our coats will
bo open on Saturday. "Wo in
vite all to call and sco our Fall
goods.
Cftsirk & Sou.-
Waller.
Miss Lula Mendcnball, who has been at
Eaglcsmcro for somo time, returned homo
on Saturday.-
Gcorgo Ulrlcman, our oldost resident,
has given his' now houso a coat of paint.
Our tax collector was terribly frightened
tho other night. Uo heard some one get.
ting In tho houso through a window and
the Intruder was very quick In giving an
account of himself. It proved to bo his
son, who had been away from home, but
thought ho would stay with his parents
over Sunday. He, bowovor, had stayed
somewhere else until somo of tho early
Sunday hours had passed quiotly away,
and thinking ho could as quietly pass to
bis own room, tried It; but thinks ho would
rather make himself known a little sooner
hercattcr.
Bomoot tho buckwheat which is now
getting ripe, docs not appear to be filling
very well.
Wo notice chcstnutsipromiso to be a fair
crop somo places, but when gathering tlmo
comes no doubt thoy will bo like nearly
all other crops this year a failure.
Tbo corn through hero has been blown
down very badly during tha recent storms,
Somo of on- huntors havo already com.
menced to look after the squirrels, which
we think aro pretty scarce; but rabbits and
pheasants seem to bo more numorous than
common.
W. L. Yorks and wife and B. F. Fritz
and wlfo were visiting friends near Cam.
bra on Bunday.
Our supervisor, Nehemlah Kile, is put
Ing a great deal of work on the roads this
year. He has laid an extra tax and it Is
doubtful If that will be sufficient to repair
our roads as they should be.
Mask Taplbi
Af tcr'.dtphtbcrl a, scarlet fever, pneumon
la, or any other severe Illness, there Is no
better tonic than Hood's Sarsaparilla.
For Bale. Two fresh cows, ono a
blooded Guernsey the other Ayrshire and
Jersey. Inqulro of
Titos. Uorrby,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
"It goes right lo tho spot," said au old
gentleman, who found crcat benefit In
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Ho was right. De
rangements of tho stomach, liver, and kid
neys aro moro speedily remedied by this
mcdlcino than by any other. It reaches
tho troublo directly.
HorHcfor Hnlc.
A good young mare, between 3 and 1
years old, well broko, prlco reasonable.
WniTB & Conner,
8-8-4L Orangcvllle, Pa.
Wlint ih the line.
Of buying wotthlcss medicines, and spend
ing money on quack doctors whoso only
Idea Is to gull tho public. Is it not better
to buy rellablo medlclue like Sulphur Bit
ters? I think so, as they cured mo of Ca
tarrh after suffering tbrco years. F. P.
Clark, Mcuwhttler. 8-16-2L
N'
OTIOE.
PoHltion of tuePIauetH lu Heplem-
Ml
W. H. Brooke & Co. aro well stocked
with all kinds of school supplies, includ
ing all books used In tbo Normal, and tho
public schools, tablets, stationery, pens.
pencils, &c.
the proper parties. It Is a worthy object,
and those who are ablo should give liber.
ally.
tuucral will take place on Friday at.10 a. m.
A lrenct to Our HuuscriuerH.
Tho Berwick
week.
Fair is being hold this
printed, numbered, perforated, and bound,
at home. Don't take It for granted that
you ennnot get your printing done at
travelling airent who must make his ex-1 'nK changes
penses out of you, but come to this olllco
first and sco what wo can do. You will
save money by if.
It Is with plcasuro thu we announco to
our many'patrons that wo have mado ar-
rangemcnts with that wjde-awake, lilustra-
Tho new Town Hall will be dedicated tea larm magazine, tuo American farmer,
with appropriate ceremonies on Thursday published at Fort Wayne, Ind., and read
afternoon. All business placs In tow n oy nearly suu.uw larmers uy which mat
will be closed from 12 to 0 o'clock. Tbo I great publication will be mailed. FREE, to
nroffram nublUhcd two weeks aeo will be tuo address of any of our subscribers
Tho camp-fire of the Sons of Veterans
was not a pecuniary success, owing to tho
rainy weather, but enough was cleared to
pay expenses. Several prizes wero offered
of which G. A. Derlslnsky drew tho target
gun, anil 31. A. Williams drew tue um
brella. Tj'io contest between Llllio Will
iams and Hattic Stlncr for tho lady's gold
watch will not be decided before Septem
ber 20th.
Tho Bloom Band, Ent Post G. A. R. and
the bona of Vetrans went to Mahanoy City
last week Thursday, It being Grand Army
day. At Mabanoy Junction tho band play-
cd whllo waiting for tho train, and their
music excited tbo admiration of tho Im
mense crowd waiting there. Tho boys
report a good time at Mabanoy City, and
say that the decorations wero very elabo
rate and pretty. Thoy were very hospit
ably entertained.
Pens Inks and school stationery nt
W. H. Brooke & Co.
followed with the exception of the follow. WHO WILL COME IN AND PAY UP
0. Q. Birklcy. Ejii. will
speak on the Law, in place of Judge El-
well who Is confined to his house b illncsBi
Dr. J. J. Brown on Medicine, fit place of
Dr. J. B. KcKelvy; L. 8. Wlntersteen Esq ,
on Tho Manufacturers, In place of William
Ncal who Is absent, and J. M. Uower, on
Tho Mechanics In placo of R. II. Rlngler.
Tho Sons of Veterans, Q. A. R. and the
fire companies and the two bands will par-
tlclpate lu tho parade.
L'.uls Gross the New York clothier, and
bis father U. L. Gross of Danville, went
fishing nt Trench's dam on Monday.
While attempting to cross the creek at tho
dam, Louis struck a sllppe.y spot, and his
feet flew from under blm and hu went over
the dam. He had caught three fish, and
was carrying his father's co it for fear that
the old man might fall down and wet it.
Tho coat was soaked and tuo nsh were
lost, and Louis says (hero wero moro dams
than Trench's in tho neighborhood about
that tlmo,
Winona Fire Company has bocn reor
ganlzcd. Tbo officers arc, Charles Lutz,
I'rcsldent, Charles Low, vice president,
Edward Eyer, secretary, Ralph Phillips,
financial secretary, Morris Sloan, troasuror
i Geo. Hunt, foreman,
1st assistant, Frank Colley, 2d assistant,
Samuel II. Harman. Alex Cohen, Edward
Caldwell and Edward Harrar, plpemen,
They havo rooms In tho town hall. Tbo
hose carriage Is kept under tho opera
House.
Look at our lino of tablets, It Is the finest
wo havo ever offered.
W. II. Brooee & Co.
All kinds of school" supplies at Mercer's.
A larco audlcnco greeted Mr. Frank
Mayo on his first appearance iu our city
last evening. We had never seen tho play
before, and wo may now say wo havo
rarely been better pleased or entertained
than by the faultless presentation. Mr,
Mayo links bo completely his own identity
In the noble character of "Crockett" that
one becomes unconscious of tho surround.
Incs. and Is Impressed with the reality of
of the scene and persons. Nothing more
natural, graceful, and freer from gush or
rant have we ever seen on tho stage than
Mayo's "Crockett;" and, Indeed we may
sav that so faithful a portraituro or a
chivalrous. Dure, and noble character is
equal to a sorraon. SironnA(Ga.) Netci.
You never saw n flour like it, "Pills
biry's Best" at Kocher & Co'a.
Tbo management of the Columbla'Coun
ty Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechan
leal Association aro making a special ef
fort to havo tholr next Fair to bo held at
bloomsburg, Pa., October lSih, 10th, 17th
and 18tb, the largest and best ever held by
the Society. Tho premium list has been
revised and the premiums on many ar.
tlclcs Increased. Tbo purses for the races
are the largest ever offered and from pres
ent indications tnls will be an attractive
feature this fall. A fireman's contest on
Thursday is open to all organizations of
firemen who desire to compete. This is
an additional attraction.
ALL ARREARAGES ON 8UI1SURIP.
TION AND ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE
FROM DATE, AND TO ANY NEW BCB.
SCRIBER WHO Yflhlt PAY ONE YEAR
IN ADVANCE. This is a grand opportun.
ity to obtain a first-class farm journal free.
Tbo American Farmer Is a large 10-page
journal, of national circulation, which
ranKS among mo leadlnz agricultural pap
ers. It treats the question of economy in
agriculture and tho rights and privileges
of that vast body of citizens American
Farmers whose industry is tho basis of
all material and national prosperity. Its
highest purpose is the elevation and cnob
bling of Agrlculturo through tho higher
and broader education of men and women
engaged In its pursuits. Tbo regular; sub -
scrlptlon price of the Auerioan Farmer is
$1.00 per year. IT COSTS YOU NOTU
ING. From any ono number ideas can bo
obtained that will be worth thrice tbo sub
scription prlco to you or members of your
household, vet Ton get it fuss. Call and
sec sample copy. if.
I
Subscription papers havo been circulated
the past week to raise money to buy caps
for tho members of the police forco. The
town Is big enough now to have Us peaco
ofllccis wear some vlslblo mark of distinc
tion other than the star that is usually
covered up by. tho coat flap. If it Is deslr
able for the police to wear caps, tho town
authorities ought to appropriate cnougu
monoy to buy them, and not let the po-
lice go begging among private citizens for
enough money to buy uniforms wun,
pnajQ snoiuvj jo jnoj siqi &i lnf
'pavis 8,J33oj() jiioX ssud no- uoqu og
iptoi s ii AJ330JQ iiOAD u pay
'p0 ( omsa oqi jB-n s.uTllIJ.
M-l3fIn n ojijA-osnoq Ajjao pay
'jsij oqt poon suq ,.ino,j s.nqsm.i,,
ipios
jiioij aiaqu, puv Sqi l qanoiqj,
pOj inoinb sn jonq oq lo ofl
A"id v oq ihuom
'-ao( Jsq dwx "1 opuiU W I puY
!a"dP sqi jo apuioqi sum PinoV
'pussiinm psaqjoq uoaqs qsnoq) ao,
'pa oqi a asuo-, ou moos, ov
jCii.oi.U3 ,llUIUOAl
Grandmother Huy.
When she was a girl that her mother al.
ThcQueeti InHiul expenses,
77 Qiuen't last 'Frco Trip to Europe'
having excited such universal Interest, tbe
publishers of that popular magazine offer
another and $200 extra for expcnsei, to tho
person sending them tho largest list of Eng.
llsh wolds constructed from letters con
lained In tho three words "British North
America." Additional prizes consisting of
silver tea sets, china dinner sets, cold
watches, French music boxes, Portiere
curtains, silk dresses, mantel clocks, and
many other useful and valuable articles
will also bo awarded in order of me'rlt. A
special priza of a Seal Skin Jacket to the
lauy, and a handsome Shetland pony to
gin or doj (.delivered rreo in Canada or
United Stales) sending the largest lists,
Every ono sending a list of not less than
twenty words will rccelvo a present. Bend
six U. S. 2c. stamps for complcto rules.
illustrated catalogue or prizes, and a sam.
pie of Tht Qaem: Address Tin Oanah'an
Queen, Toronto Canada.
NKWB NUTljH.
John Kohn, tax collector of West Haz'.o
ton Is missing. Ho Is short $700 in his
accounts.
A wholesale system of dofraudlng farm.
ers has come to light near Pittsburg. A
man named W. D. King represents him.
self as agent for tho Pennsylvania Insur,
anco Company. He gets an initiation fee
of $25 and disappears,
Judge Stanley Woodward has been re
nominated by the Democrats of Luzerne
Mrs. Wuchter Is still fasting, and has
now been 108 days without food
While walking tn the eastern part of At
toona recently at an early hour, Samuel
France was brutally assaulted by tbrco
. . 1- .1 1. 1 - M
I . . ii ... i , i luuiimuv, uu ruuucu ih n luruu sum or
The ways gave her sulphur and molasses lo ' " '
CUUUKM iuvj " I ' , I U1UUVV. XU UP BUUKK1U U1B LIJUUUU WHS
T.i...ii.-..n,.i nWrvr.l In Blooms- r. ;...! i.o il, nnllrn are too smal! to purify her blood, uui sue now gives dui- - ,. ... "
.m.., - ""7 i- . n,,r llliteis to her erandchlldren. as It is""""!" r"
uurg. jsvery uusiness pmow uun-u u-m permit oi mucu c-peu-muiv. uj , , . ., ,, p... I unable to speaa wuen lound. Ills rccov-
.. ., .1 I . . n,..t .1 .. II.a I 11IH IttIL IUULI C UD BUU bl.l B.n, A , V,',- I . ....
was open and In full operation.
Mrs. II. K. AYasliy will havo 'opening' of
Pattern Hats and Bonnets at her mllllneiy
store, next door to I, W. Harlman & Bon
oo Wednesday, Beptcmber uiu,
tho way of official decoration, but tbo
amount renulred to buy caps would be
vciy small to each taxpayer.
Uoyoullko pie? Get 'Plllsbury'i Best'
i Flour at W. R- Kocher & Co's.
8-20.21.
cry Is doubtful.
Don't Miss "Davy Crockett." It Is great
and Frank Mayo Is a star of tho first mag.
nltudc. Opera ltoiuw September 10th.
"Daw Crockett." hv Frank Mvv at hi
I Opera House on September 10, will bo
strictly first class, and should have a big
LUousc. beau at uenuei'i.
VENUS
wins the place of honor on the planetary
annals of Beptcmber, though bcr great
southern (ledluatlon shortens bcr stay
abovo the horizon, and brings her Into un
favorable conditions for observation. Sho
Is however, a beautiful object to behold
sho approaches tho earth, increasing rapid-
ly In diameter, and growing more intensely
with the delicacy of coloring that is bcr
marked characteristic. She reaches an
epoch In bcr course, her greatest eastern
elongation, on tho 23d, at 11 b. p. m
when she is 403 30- east of tho sun. She
no longer travels eastward from tho sun,
but, as It bound to him by an Invisible
chain, ictraccs her steps, Increasing her
speed, and taking on the form of a beauti
ful crescent, as sho makes bcr way toward
her period of greatest brilliancy.
Venus sets on the 1st at 8 h. 2 p. m. On
tho 30th she sets at 7 b. 15 m. p. m. Ucr
diameter on tho 1st is 20- .2, and sho is in
tho constellation Virgo.
JUPITER.
is evening star. He is superb as he pur,
sues bis courso over bis celestial patb, in
spite of his southern declination, becoming
visible tn tho southeast beforo the twilight
fades, reaching the meridian at 0 h. 40 m
p. m. on tbe 1st, and setting about three
hours beforo sunrise. His course is retro
grade or westward until tbo 23th, when be
stationary, and after that time it is direct
or eastward until the end of tho year.
Jupiter sets on tue isi at - n. u m. a. m
un tno uutn, no scis aiun.su n, a. in.
His diameter on the 1st is 41" .0, and ho Is
in tbe constellation Capricornus.
MAIT3
is evening star. Ho is in quadrature with
the sun on the 21ft, at 4 b. p. m., being
then OO3 cast of tho sun. Uo travels east.
ward during tbe month, and passes beyond
tho bounds of Scorpio, Into Sagittarius, his
approach to Jupiter being easily percept!
ble. His decreaso in ruddy luster la notice"
ablo, and his diameter has decreased near
ly onc-balf since his opposition In May,
mars sets on tuo 1st at iu n. li( m. p. m
un tno win, uo sets at u n. ott m. p. m
His diameter on tho 1st is 12" ,0, and he
is in the constellation Scorpio.
MERCURT.
Is eycnlng star until tho 2Uth, and then
morning star. He reaches his greatest
eastern elongation on tbe 3rd at 4 b. a. m.
uo is at mat tlmo -7" o- east or tbe sun
and may bo picked up by sharp-eyed ob
servers in tbo western twilight. Ho i caches
Inferior conjunction with tho sun on tho
29th al 2 b. 3 m, p. m., and completes bis
swift couno as evening star.
Mercury sets on tbo 1st at 7 b. it m. p,
On tbe SOth, bo rises at 5 b. 30 m. a m
His diameter on tho 1st 6" .8, and ho Is in
the constellation Virgo,
URANUS.
is evening star. He is In conjunction with
Venus on tho 2nd at 4 h. a. m., being 2 0'
north. The planets will be near each other
on the evening of tbo 1st, and bo Interest
Ing telescopic objects,
Uranus sets on tuo 1st at a b. 11 ra. n.
On tbe SOtb, be sets at 0 b. 23 m. p. m
His diameter on tho Ut is 8" .5, and ho is
In the constellation Virgo.
SATURN,
li morning star. lie rises on the last
of tho month two hours before the sun
and will soon be easily visible In tho morn
ing sky.
Saturn rises on tne 1st at o b. 4 m. a. m,
Un the uutu, bo rises at a u. 37 m, a. m.
Ills diameter on the 1st Is 16" .2, 'and ho Is
tho constellation Lco.
NEPTUNE
Is morning star, Ho rises on the lit at 10
h. 17 m. p. m. On tbe 30th, he rises at 8 h.
24 m. p.m. Ills diameter on the 1st Is 2"
.0, and be is In tho constellation Taurus,
Uranus, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter are
evening stars at tho close ot tho month,
Mercury, Baturn and Neptune aro morning
stars. ikiauijie Amctuoh.
reunaylvanla Canal.
LITTLE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USED MUOrt
LONOKB.
Harrisburo, Sept. 2. For the past ten
years the Pennsylvania Canal company
has been steadily dcclinlnlng until now
there seems but llttlo bopo that tho opera.
lions over tbo canal will continue many
years longer. For some years past tbo
only part of tho canal, with trilling exeep
tlons, which has produced any net earn
ings, or has earned the cost of its annual
maintenance, has been what is called "tho
main line," extending from Nanticoko to
Columbia, a distance of 144 miles, which
lias continued to transport such coal as
could not, from time to time, find car or
other facllitlei by railroad, and, the In.
creasing facilities and diminishing rates of
the several railroad lines, thcro seems llttlo
probability of anv increaso in the canal
tonnage. In 1880 many ot tho divisions
were, to a great extent, destroyed by the
unprecedented frcshots of that dato. The
Juniata division from Newton Hamilton
dam to Rope Ferry, a distance ot fifty-six
miles, was entirely destroyed. Tbe West
Branch division was destroyed to a con.
sldcrable extent throughout, and west of the
Loyalsock, was mostly obliterated. Tbe
Western division was destroyed, in tho
Eastcin division damago was also done, but
restored at a cost ot $35,294 53. Tbo
West Branch division was also restored at
a cost ot $72,840.01, as tar west as Muncy
Dam, but all tho portion west of Loyal
sock has been abandoned. Tho company
favors the abandoning and selling of all
the canal but the main line. But, even If
these parts ot tbo canal, which can no
longer earn their cost of maintenance
should be abandoned and sold, there Is at
present a new and serious obstacle to real.
izing net earnings, even on tbo main lino,
This is duo to a sudden advanco made
during the past year in its tolls on anthra.
cite destined for tidewater by tbe Busquo
hanna Canal company, which is, in
effect, prohibitory. This has induced tbe
Susquehanna Coal company, which Is sub
stantially tho only remaining anthraclto
canal shipper, to make new arrangements
for all the rail transportation of Us whole
product, so far as destined for tidewater,
wblcb will probably curtail consider,
ably the canal shipments to tidewater
in future, even it practicable tolls should
be agreed on.
In their report tho company says that
all the available money and credit have
been exhausted in the repairs ot tbe East
ern and lower West Branch divisions and
the lower part of tbe Juniata division. It
has been found impossible to borrow any
considerable funds In vlow ot tho heavy
mortgage liens now existing on the proper,
ty, the annual Interest on which largely
oxccede.1 tho earning capacity of tbi com
pany, even before the damage of this year,
and It will be Impossible to complete tbe
repairs, until moro funds or Increased
earnings can bo procured or mado avail
able.
Tbe only repairs made this year along
tho entire lino was tho building ot a coal
station at Uarrlsburg.
It thus appears that the future prospects
of tbe canal aro not very encouraging and
that not many years will elapse before the
Pennsylvania canal will become a thing ot
the past.
Pensions ! Veterans ! I
Tho Disability Pension Bill,
Act ot June 27, 1890. grants pensions to
all cx-soldlcrs and sailors who served 09
days, or moro In the Army or Navy during
tne rcoeuion, ana wero nonoraDiy uiscuarg
cd, and who are now suffering from any
permancut, mental or physical disability
contracted bIcco tho war or during tho war
whether from dtscaso, injuries or cuecis oi
old age, at tho rato of from $0 to $12 per
month, according to the degrco ot his dis
ability (or tne pcriormanco ot laoor requir
ing tho exertion of physical strength ;
provided tbe disability is not duo to vici
ous habits. This pension Is not restricted
to the veterans who havo to make their
living by hard labor, but is equally duo to
professional men or clerks, provided thoy
havo an existing disability which would
prevent the continuous exercise of tho
Dhvslcal strength of an ablc-bod'ed man.
Those who havo applied under the gen
eral laws and who aro unabto to provo up
the pending claim can apply lor and se
cure this pension and tnen continue the
prosecution of the former claim and secure
their sr. cars.
If vou are now drawing a small pension,
say $2 or $4 per month, you can take this
pension instead, ard if you have an appli
cation on file for Increase or additional
pension for new disabilities you can coa
tinuo tho prosecution ot such claims while
drawing tho new pension, or you can fllo
an original claim for a disability contract
ed in tho service while drawing pension
under this new act.
Widows, children, and dependent moth
ers and fathers aro entitled uudcr thin act
and can suspend tho prosecution of any
pending claim, and tako this ponsion, and
afterwards complete the prior claim and
get arrears.
Having been duly anpolnten an Agent
according to tho rules and regulations ot
the Department of tho Interior in tbo pros
ecution of such claims and having had sue
cess iu a number ot cases I am always pre
pared to give information and assist claim
ants, nnd will assuro them success it they
aro ablo to eslabllsu tne tacts as requireu
by law.
Tboso interested should call soon and
claim their reward.,
Is horebr irlven thai br vlrt ta ot a resolution
ot tfe stocknolders of tho lllootustmnr Brtdirt
Companr, an application will he presented to tho
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county, on
Lf nniiar tha 29lh d.ir ot R-ntcmbr. A. I) 1S . at
ten o'clock a, m., praying for the -dlawlutlin ot
the slid Corporation.
AtUUU PACL E. WIRT, JOUN (J. FHEEZE,
secy. President.
8--3t.
JEUISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is horebr given to all legatnes, creditors
and otter person latcroitwl in tbo estates ot the
respective dscedenta and minora that tho follow.
Ing adm Jilstratora' oxocutors' troardlanj account?
hivobxmnijdlatre otilce of tho uoslster of
coiamoia county ana win oo presented ror con.
nruatton ard allowance la tho Orphans Court to
ho held la Uloomjbanr, tuo lscMondiy la Beptem
ber, 18H at 3 p. m.
Ma 1 First anl final account of Aaron Kojart,
executor of Danlnl uojart, Uto ot Flsh'ngoroelc,
col. Co., deceased.
No. 3 First and nnal account ot T. P. Craig, ad.
mlolstrator ot John 1'. Cr&lr, deceasod.
No. 8 First and nnal account of William 1).
and John Howell, administrators of the ostato ot
EUaa UowolL Uto oi Ut. Pleasant township, CoL
ta, deceased.
No. 4 First and llnal account ot Aaron lloone,
executor ot Mary K. snydo-, lato ot the township
ot Scott, col. co., deceased.
Na 5 First and final account oto. W. Ash, ad
mlolstrator of tho estate o: Susan V. lllcks, late
ot the township ot Ilrt arcrcelc, cot, Co., deceased.
No. 0 First and naat account of Kmtn uel
Frantz, executor ot the estate ot Anna Kraut z, lato
ot th) borough ot llerwlcK, Col. Co., docoased.
No. 7 First ard nnal account of William Chris
man, administrator ot Sarah Qulclc, late ot the
town of uioomsourg, col Co., deceased.
Na s First and nnal account ot willam E. Pat
terson, executor ot Anna Jane Lochart late ot tho
townsalp ot uroon 0M, Cou Co., deceased.
Na 9 First and nnal account ot John AddIo-
man, executor of Cumtlanna Weiss, late ot the
townsii-p ot uemiocK, cot. co., aoteasod.
Na 10-Flrst and partial account ot Cornelius
Fettcrman and Wilson Yeager, executors ot Simon
Fettcnnan, lato ot Locust township, CoL. Co., de
ceased. Na 11 First and final account ot John W.
Foueht and samuol StockhousT, administrators ot
IlCbecca stacKhouso, lato ot rine township. Col.
Co., Uoecasod.
No. IS First and final account ot Samuel Jaco
by, .uardlia of Harriot Mellck-, a minor child or
Godfrey Mollcfc, lato of MU ricasant township,
CoL Co., deceased.
Na is Tho account of Dintel it. Johnston, ad
ministrator ot the estate ot William Johnston,
late ot Madison township, CoL Co., deceased,
No. t4 First and nnal account ot David T. Kel
ler, administrator ot Joseph Q. Keller, late ot tha
township ot Oieeuwood COL Co., deceased. .
No. 15 The account ot Phenlas Cool, adminis
trator of tho ostate of Uannah i.'uot, lato ot Mon
tour township, col. Co., deceased.
No. 16 First and final account ot John IU Keel
er, executor ot Marlah Iless, late of Benton town
ship, CoL Co., deceased.
No. 17 Second and final account ot Obedtah.
locum, administrator ot KUJith Yocum, lato of
Locust township, Col. Co., deceased.
No. 19 First and final account of D. R. Mollclc
administrator, otc. ot Margaret Meilcit, late o
Utoomsburg, col. Ca, da.'eascd.
Na 19 First and final account ot Daniel L.
Singly and Charles Kllngerman, executor ot JacoD
KUngerman, lata .of Beaver township, Col. ca,
deceased.
No. SO An account of tho administration ot
Nehemlah Kltcuea, executor ot 1'lilllp Apple-tan,
late ot tho township ot Clrojnwoxl, CoL Co., de
ceased. No. 21 The first and final account ot J. J.
Brown, administrator de bonis non cum tcstamen
to annoxo ot Jacob Yohe, lato ot tho to ,vn3htp ot
Mimm, county ot Columbia.
No. 23 Tne account ot B. V. Ilartman and J. E.
Wilson, executors of Henry c. Ilartman, late
ot tho town of Bloomsburg , County ot Columbia,
Pennsylvania, deceased.
Na SJ The 11 rut and nnal account ot 1). A.
Munson, one of tbe Administrators ot O. J. Mun
son, late ot Green wood township, Columbia Coun
ty, deceased.
No. 21 First and partial account ot Win. &
Moyer, executor ol the last wai and testament ot
M. c. Sloan, Late ot Bloomsburg, deceased.
C. II. CAMPBELL,
lleg later.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
I. W. Haiituan & Sons.
We are oncninc now a general line ot
Fall and winter Dress Qsods, such as
cloths, 'cssblmcrs, &c, the cloths are in
plain, plaid and stripe, 25c up to $1.25 yd.
L W. HiltTMAN & 80N8.
Our trimming department will soon bo
full and complete.
I. W. Hautuan & Sons.
Wo have tho finest line of dishes to bo
found In tho county, peoplo como a long
way to buy oi us.
FAIL DE
GARMENTS AUEJSURE TO
OK IN HAND WHEN NEEDED
BY PLACING YOUH OUDEK
NOW.
the oii.oioest of the
choice atavays go first,
and "picks" made now
have the Advantage.
foreign woolens are
turning dearer and
the possibility of fur
ther rise is not distant.
we have not advanc
ed prices as yet.
Pill T!
A Cure fur CoiiHllputlou ami Hick
If cailnclic
Dr. Bllas Lane, wh'lo in the Rocky Moun-.
tains, discovered a root wben combined
with other herbs, makes an easy and ccr.
tain cure for constipation. It Is in tbo
form ot dry roots and leaves, and is known
as Lane's Family Mcdlcino. It will cure
sick headache In ono night. For tbo blood
liver and kidneys, and for clearing up the
complexion it does wonders. Druggists
Mil it at W cents a packairo.
E. O THOMPSON,
IIIECIIAHT TA1LOS,
IlirOUTIR,
008 Walnut Btbest,
I'lllLAnKLl'lllA.
J URORS FOR SEl'T. TERM,
GRAND JDUOKS.
Berwick James M. Soosholtz, George Westler.
Bloom Nathan Chromls, William Kroamer, John
L. rainier.
Catawlssa James It. Blbby.
centre cunton Brobst,
Greenwood Klinas Cole, Wesley Morris, Thomas
Snyder.
Jackson Michael Ilartman.
Locust c. s. uower.
Madbon Boyd Christian, Jacob Shoemaker.
Main Ellas Shuman.
Mlfflln-1'. K. smoyer.
Montouj reter s. Karsuner.
MU Pleasant Amos Wanlch.
orange 1'. V. Clossen, J. II. Falrman.
line u iu uorunur, w. u. iiayman.
Bcott William lungrose.
sugarloat Bacon lies
THAVffltSE JUHOKS-F1U3T WEEK.
Berwick Daniel Knecht, William Stlfinagle.
Bloom Moore Dawson, WUUam Shaffer.:
Brtarcrcck A. It. Alderman, Newman Blwer,
Oswald Grasley, J. C. sponenberger.
Catawlssa O. W. Harder, C. T. bhuman.
Ccntralta J. M. (iwlnner.
Centre Allen Shellhamer Sr, T. W. Schweppcn-
lielser.
Com nsham Emanuel Lvan, J no. Hughes.
Flshlnircreek John M. Uuckalow. Ira Doty.
Greenwood William w. Ulack, Jos. lio&cock,
Sam'l Klsncr, Elijah Lemons, Frank Wilson.
Bemlock Ellsha Urugler.
Losust Uenry Beaver, Isaac Johnson,
Madison-Frank B. Fruit.
Muihn-Diu swank, A. W. Snyder, Jerre S. Yohe.
ml l'leasant Altred Crawford.
Plne-J. W. Lore,
ltoarlmrcroek F. G. Case.
Scott-Charles lUnk, Emory Ilagenbuch, WllUts
uartman.
TltAVEltSE JUUOltS SECOND WEEK.
Beaver Simon ltlttcnhouse.
Uertcn liarvey W. Ileas.
Berwick c. W. Brubaker, Goo. Depugh, William
F. McEwen.
BloomJohn Corbet, F. C Eyer, Jas. uenaerahott,
J. IL Towuaond.
Brlarcroek -Samuel Hnuck.
Catawlssa John Y. Weaver, Adam Truckenmll-
ler, Henry W. Fox.
Centralis Patrick .Conway, w. E. Davis, II, J.
Dyke, Edward McFadden.
Centre llarvey Knorr.
nsningcree- Aiirui ucaa, uarman V. Kllno, j.
Y. ilollenry.
Franklln-Jacob W. Arltor.
Greenwood John nyer. Hugh Falrm an.
Hemlock FrankUa Whltettlgnt.
Jackion-T. W. Smith, J. B. lllchle, IL IL Illrlo-
1UBU.
Madison Abram Itobblns, Tlioa. Mordan,
Malu-J. w. Kelchner.
mmin I. K. snyder, Z. Taylor Bowmn,
scott-Hart ey Buckle, G, W. Kelchner.
Sugarloaf cunton cola
CONSUMPTION,
IN its first stages, can bo successfully
checked by tho prompt use of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Even la the later
periods of that disease, tho cough la
wonderfully relieved by this medicine.
"I have used Ayer's ChcrTy Icctoral
with tbe best effect iu my practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
my llfo. I bad a constant cough, night
sweats, was greatly reduced lu Ucsb,
and given up by my physician. One
bottlo and a lialf of the Vcctoral cured
me." A. J. Eidsou, M. D-, lilddletou,
Tennessee.
" Several years ago I was severely U.
Tho doctors said I was iu consumption,
and that thoy could do nothing for me.
but advised mo, as a last resort, to try
Ayer's Cherry l'cctoral. Alter taking
this mcdlcino two or three months I
was cured, aud my health remains good
to tho present day." Jamea lllrcbard,
Darlen, Conn,
" Several years ago, on a passago home,
from California, by water, I contracted
to severe a cold that for some days I
wan rnntlneil to my SUlie-room, uuu -
physician ou board considered ray llfo
in danger. Happening to have a bottlo
of Ayer's Cherry l'octoral, I nsod It
freoly, ana my lungs weiu uuu icoiuioi
to a healthy condition, Slnco then I
recommenueu una pre)
Chandler, Junction, Ya,
bavolnva
uration."'
WANTED!
A good pushing Salesman here. Flrst-cla.v
Spay ifuruuuiod weekly, coinmlwion or salary
quick selling new Fruits and specialties. I
I FAUM Bits can get a good paying J 0 for tht I
winter, wnto ior mil urms auu paru miar.
ri(uj- tuunu, aurbrrywuu.
mo. V & 10 VI. lUK-lienter. N. V
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
rutrAnso bt
Dr. J. O. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold Vy all DrucjUU.
rrtMtljtUtettlti.tk
TUECOl.UWUIAN
IS THE BEST.