The Columbian.
J K. Blttsntsnlor., f silton.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, OOTOBKU 3, 1390.
Tlicro will bo a " mooting of tlio
domoorntio Standing CommUlo in tho
Grand Jury rooms, Court Houso Mon
day October 6th at 2 o'clock. Kvoiy
morabor of tho Commlttoo should bo
prcaoat.
A. P. Terwilliuer J. It. Townsen J
Secretary. Chairmen.
A State or County tax must bo paid
within to yoars to seouro a voto at
tho November election. Go to your
tax-collector to-day and pay your tax
and get a rcecipt. Taxes must bo paid
beforo Octobor 1th.
WABHlrlQTON LETTER.
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
Washington, D. 0. Sept. 20, 1890.
Roprosontativo Flowor aptly calls
tho tariff bill a oyclono measure, tbo
aim of whioh is to break up all trado
between tho United Stain and foreign
countries, and to onablo tho manufact
urers to combino for tho purposo of
fleecing tho peoplo, whilo tho farmers
aro ollowed to foot all the bilis with-
out deriving tho slightest benefit. Mr.
lower says that ono Horn in tho bill
binding twino-will ruin 300,000 work
ingmen ia New York and New Eng
land. It was eminently fitting tliPt
tho ropublioans of tho Houso Bhonld, ns
a climax to their outrageous and un
precedented conduct in ignoring tho
rights of the peoplo during this session
of Congress, have railroaded this bill,
which huancially affects tho interest of
every man, woman and child in tbo
United States, through tho House, in
just five hours, in spito of democratic
protests against tho injustice of such
legislative methods. Tho bill is a
triumph of tho Chlneso wall, high pro
tective tariff wing of tho republican
party, and is a moro unju9t measure
than any tariff bill yet put into opera
tion re this country; it shows that
Itaed and MoKinley are tho dominat
ing spirits of tho republican party of
today, and that the moro conservative
ideas of some of the Senators of that
party aro not "in it", if I maysoBpoak.
The Senato is expected to agree to
tho bill tomrrow, and it doubtless will
butit will be a bitter pill for a numbe;
of tho majority to swallow. But when
the party whip cracks conscience and
individual opinions couut for nothing
in tho republican party.
Tho negro Langston, whom the re
publicans seated last week in tho
House, has developed a head of elo.
phanlino proportions. Ho intimated
in moro or less incendiary speoch,
which ho made to a lot of negroes, that
he was a oandidato for tho Prcsidenial
nomination of his party.
There is a delegation of Georgia '
folks hero who want Mr. Blaino to
talk reciprocity at tho opening of tho
Atlanta exposition, Ootober 15. They
have also invited Mr. Harrison and tho
other members of his oabinot to at
tend. Another good republican is in trouble
Mr. Wneat, postmaster of the House
of Representatives, U, by resolution of
the House, undergoing an investiga
tion. He is charged with having
compelled tho contractor for carrying
tho mail to and from his office to pay
him (Wheat) $150 a month out of the
money paid him by tho Governmen
and also with having a man on his pay
rolls a $100 a month who mere'y
draws the raonoy and turns over $95
of it to Wheat's son. Tho investigi -tion
is being conducted by tho Houso
committor on accounts.
The Raum white-washing committoo
is again oxamining witnesses. It
wants to know who furnished tho Now
York Tribune with the information
upon whichfsome very sharp criticisms
of Pension office methods v as based.
It is said that tho majority of tho com
mitteo will hold back its white-washing
report until after tho Congressional
election, for tho purposo of preventing
tho democrats making publio thoir
minority report, wbioh is understood
to be a scathing arraignment of Raum.
Thero is a grand rush of lobbyists
who are endeavoring to get some of
thoir bills through tho Houso in tho
confusion whioh always precedes tho
closing of a session of Congress, and
some of them will probably succeed.
A joint resolution authorizing the
Secretary of the Navy to spend $1,000,
001) inthe purohaao of nicklo to be
used in making nicklo-platod, steel
armour plates for tho crusers now be
ing built was last week orowded
through Hou jo and Senate undor the
plea of urgent necessity. As tho sup-
E'yof nioklo is practically controlled
y ono firm this looks voiy muoh like
an old-fashioned ropublioin job.
A number of bills carrying largo
appropriations, which havo already
been passed by tho Senate, amorg
them tho shipping bills, whioh Mr.
Harrison has taken a rather suspicion
interest in-going to the extent of send
ing a special message urging Congress
to pass them, and the direct tax bill,
whioh oaused tho memorial dead-look
in tho Houso during tho Fiftieth Con
gress, remain unacted upon by the
House. The short session will be a
grand looting time for the republicans.
Senator Incalla savs he didn't trot
$600 for going to Pittsburg tho other
aay ana making a repubuenn speech.
Porhaps ho only got $500.
Tho composed lard bill is believed to
bo dead, as it is almost certain that the
Sonatq will pass tho Paddock pure
I 1 L!ll l ... . r . .
iuuu uiu as a suusututo lor it.
Tho stock gamblors lobby, headed
by 'Doaaon" S. V. White, of New
York, a former republican member of
tho House, havo provon too strong for
the Butterworth "Option" bill, and it
is no. likely that it will bo heard of
again in tbo House.
A loint resolution nrovidinp for ad
Journment to-morrow has passed tho
louse, but from present indications
tho Senate will not bo ready so early.
Pay yonr taxes to day for to-morrow
is yonr last chance and yon may forget
it. To secure a voto in November you
must pay your tax beforo or on Oct
ober lib.
Delioate tidies!
Who have that liiwl nn1 nll.rrnnn fool
ing, and don't liko to bo disturbed, will
COntinuo to bo troubled with fills
plaint until they renew thoir impuro
oioou. ouipuur uiuers will cause now
and rich blood to course through every
anory arm vein in mo Human system
Seo another column.
Saturday Ootober 4th is t'm last day
m joy imtu iu ensure a voto at tuo
.November election.
EDITORIAL WRAQRAMS.
If tho World's P.ti. I. i l. ..... i
tbo interest of tho Republican party
OXClttSlVolv. ntul'il. tumiim In 1l,
w..j, ib in certain to Do a collossal fall
ini TOiiuiiuu ui repuuueans ro,r
Lhreotor Gonoral and Secretory -,va9
ii.ii.ijr utuiuuilllti.
iwory democrat in tho Houso of
ll(I)rrifm.AMV0a nl.nt.1,1 . 1. ,
it .i . ,..'. l,rviuo Ilim-
jolf with a patr of 'Kilgoro boc.s,' and
u .ivjiaiuu ui use mora wnonover ne
cessary.
Dcmocrnlfl. iln tint nil, ...... i
to bo Itillod into a fooling of falso so
tifif. i... . .
7"J f lupuunoauB wno protend
that thoy will mako no effort to con.
trol tho noxt Houso, and that thoy
huihu pro or transiernng tlio rospon
BlblllV tO tlio dotnnnrnto KM. t.ll, !.
. . ......., u i v it toin. io
bosht tho lopublioans want tho Houso
u.iu mo prupareu to sponu unlimited
mOlleV. Uhinh thn lirnlnnll mon.
' " I'.V.VU.VU 1111. 11U ItlUt'
...v.c uviibnuutuii in oruer to got
it. Tho dnmnnrnfi nn !.. if .1....
win umy worK naru enougn.
United States soldier alongside of
uvuiy uuiuuurais seat in oruer to com-
Del those rOtlt1nninn In rnnmln In Un
Houso to hell ) ronublleans miinufnnt.iird
DOlitlcal GanitAlf It urnnl.l l.r. rnn.nn.
1 1 - - " w . u u uuiujy.
cr nn.vnrsinn nf ()n imnmJ... nr
I- - " ' " muivijh;o ui IK-
publican form of government thau pth-
ui ninip no iias uono. remaps ho
hasn't thought of tho soldiora yet.
TllO rplllllllil'ITiB atin ihn fo- r
Mr. Cleveland by tho porsistont regu
larity with whioh thev start rumors of
hU failins health. TTia Imnltl, nn,l
intolUciaro both ontiroly too vigorous
to suit tho republican leaders, and un-
ess an outward indications aro at fault
'icy bid fair to remain bo for somo
years to come.
Tho ap.tinn nF fhn rntMilillnnn mnjAH
t - ivjiliuiiwuii 111 i.J UL-
lty of tho Houso of Representatives in
giving tho seat of Col. Elliott, of
South Carolina, to a negro contestant
wUht it a wnrrl nf nrmimonf nA ...UI.
out oven giving Col. Elliott an oppor
tunity nf KtlPflkirrr in Ilia nmn 1,
- -g 1 i wnii
was unprecedented, and a moro revolu
tionary act never took place upon tho
floor of either branch of Congress.
Woll may the venerable Representa
tive Vaux, who so ably sucoeeds tho
late Samuel J. Randall, exclaim "tho
empiro is coming," and well may tho
luuupuuuuiii. new xorK neraid charac
terise speaker Reed as tho Amerioan
Robespierre; and if tho peoplo do not
administ ;r a stinging rebuke to tbo re
nublican nnrtv hv Imrlinn it trnm
power thero aro leaders in its ranks au-
uuuiuuo uuuugu 10 uucinpt, to ionnd an
empire, oven though it bo necessary to
EO throuizh tho horrors of "Tif nf
Terror" to do so.
Thn rtmtlMfpftn whn nan i i. . ! it i 1.
(. . . . u . t.i. y i . 1 1 a u mo
whole of the monopolistic tariff has an
Indlaruhlirr nnnnmnnnn nnA tn ;nn
. .1 vuu
of the soil who can support the party
iiuuk lumurB it, is B.iaiy inaiuoreut to
his own interest.
Tbo mannfnctnrinrr KhvlnnL-a !,,.
demanded their stipulated pound of
flesh of the republican party, and not
daring to refuse them the republican
has allowed it to bo cut from tho most
vital part of tho man whn niwWna
tho real foundation of a country's
wealth the BsricnlturiRf..
the operation will kill the victim de
pends UDOn whothnr li ft nrnnngoa In
meekly stand tho treatment of high
tariu piasters, which is all that is being
dono to stay tho flow of his life blood.
Sneaker Reed assaved thn mil nf a
"funny" man tho other day in Phila
delphia. Before ho does it again he
should obtain a clown's outfit.
Tho necro voters in tho donhtfnl
states must be propitiated; hence
the thefts of tho seats ot two letrallv
elected wliltn mitmlwa nf tlm TTm. t
- - w - .UUJl1 W L
Representatives.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Con
tain lieronrv,
as mercury will surely destroy tho
senso of Bmoll and comnlotnlv ilnr.inrrn
tho wholo systom when entering it
lurougu mo mucous surlacos. ouch
artioles should never bo used except
on Droicrintions from rnnntahln ..livoi.
cians, as the damage they will do is
ten ioiq to mo goon you can possibly
dorivo from thoui. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
Sa Co., Toledo' O, contains no murcury
and is taken internally, and noU direct
ly upon tho blood ana mucous surfaces
of the BVStom. In buvinfr ITfill'a f!a.
tarrh Curo bo suro you get the genuine.
It is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
a"Sold by Druggists, 75c. per bottle.
U-l'J 'l-l.
Soldiers Burial Bill. '
Circulars are beinir sent out, from thn
lepublican head quarters, to everv
soldier in tho state uivim Er.flnvnr.
nor Pattiaon's voto upon the soldio s
1 1 t?ii mi . . .
unnai mil xnoy picturo tho soldier
mder the burial bill, as being taken to
the flfimfttftrv in rrnnrt atvlo wKnn if
this bill had not boon passed he would
nave ueen interred n the potter's
field. Thoy do not civo the tevt of
tho Act. but onlv ilr.lur nnnn thnir
imagination to deoiove the voters. Tho
nuviuun lur ji,. luirty-nvo
dollars as tho marlmtim nf nTnanono
and these expenses aro to be included
in thn fnlln.uin.. annnnr....
Laying out body, $. . . . Coffin,
Gravo. S Hearne hiro. S Hun
drieo, $ Now in order to tiecuro
tins magniuoeni sum ot $35. three rep
utable oitiz ms must attest to the f ant
that tho deceased is a pauper by the
following oatl: Personally annearcd lm,
fore mo who be
ing duly depose and say, that
muy ituuw mo Bam ant
believos ho died without leaving sufli
ciont moans to r'ofray tho necoasary
expenses oi mnerai.
.and subscribed beforo mo,
this,
18..
day o' A. D
Justico of tho Peace.
Nor Is this sufficient, but tho County
Commissioners shall "transcribe in a
book to bo kept for tlio purposo, all
tho faots containod in suoh rmmrtH ml
BtatomenU." Tho Aot further provido
ui ui, mu vjuuniy uommiSBioners shall
appoint n Buflioient number of suitable
! - - I . i i .
purBuu , iu uaou townsuip and ward in
tho County, who shall servo without
caniDoneation. and tliPK.i Bnltnlihi
persons shall verify that tho deceased
is a pauper by careful inquiry whether
tho doocasod loft "insufficient means
to defray tho nocessary funeral ex
penses". Tho Act providos that tho soldiers
shall bo buriod by tbo County in whioh
Iuu uivb, uui. iu wuiuu iiu in a resiuonv.
Thus adjoining counties can indurg
their pauper Soldiors, as tho Aot calls
him, to migrato to another county who
shall dofray tho expense of tho burial.
Tho rcmibllcan Cnnilldnt
A ........ x wU"
''.or, who oxpoots to profit by parading
tins uui, uuiuru mo Bomiurp, nover was
in a battlo in his life but wlillo tho
soldier was being paid a small plot
tanco for fighting, for Raorifiolng solf,
tho republican candidate wns ot home,
ond his bank was reaping rich rewards
from fluctuations of currency. Ills
oomnotitor for thn nnmlimiln.. AfnI
-I (- ............iuu .iLnjui
Montooth of Pittsburg, was a gallant
ouiuiur, unu wns ino oniy Boiuier can
didate boforo tho convention. The re
publicans showed their appreciation!
for his sorylefB by defeating him for
tho nomination.
j I Hero is tho Burial act in full:
Section 1 Jfo it enacted bii t? 3
oe7un,6 umi noma of lieprcscntalives
of the Commntwpnllh nf
vania, in General Assembly met, and
u i nercoy enacted oy the authority
ma simw, uni ii unu oo ino duty
of tho OOlllllv r.ominiealnniua nf n.nl.
countv in inm oiaie to appoint n sufll-
ciuni, numuer ot suiiau'o persons iu
their township nnd ward In thir
other than thoxLi un HrMihuil hi. i.. ,.. f.J
, . I J ,UTV 1UI
tho caro of paupors and tho custody of
criminals, to look after and eauso to bo
buried, in a decent and respectable
manner, in any cemetary or burial
ground within this BUte, other than
thoso used excetisively for tho burial of
the uatmnr rfa.id. nt. nn nvmnon ii.nl.
county not exceeding thirty five dollars
tuo uuuy ui uuy noDornoiy (iisoiinrgcd
soldier, sailor, or marine who a rved in
mo at my or navy ot tho United States
during tho Into rnbolli
ooding war, and shall here-after die in
t.hnir I'nnnti' tniuinMinaiiA!ntni
i.v .u i.iouiiiuiuub I11UU11H
to dofray tho ncotssary burial expenses
auu mo person bo appointed Bhall hold
their offiocs at tho pleasure of thn
county commissioners, and shall servo
without compensation.
Section 2. It tthnll bo tho duty of
persons so nminlntnd in noh inmn.nln
A , , r , " unuruii
and ward in each county, boforo assum
ing mu uuargo ana oxpenso or the
burial of tho body of any soldier, sailor
or marino in their tnwnnhin nr ..-or1
under the provisions of this act, to first
sausiy inom8eivcs, py a careful inquiry
into and examination of all tho circum
stances in tho case of such decoascd
soldier, sailor, or marine whoso body
tboy aro called upon to bury served in
tho armv or navv of tho TTniinn" Rtnioa
during tho lato robollior, or any preced
ing war, anu was nonorably dieoharged
and died in their township or ward,
leaving insufficient means to defray
tho necessary burial expenses; where
upon, if thoy are satisfied that such
faCtB OlUt. thflV Shrill tltn nhn.no nf
1 j '1 111 u V-l
tho body of such deceased soldier, sail-
uii v .uaiiuc, uuu uuuhu ib m oe ouricd
in tho mannor mnntinnnd in Ihn fit
.-w.wMwv su bUIJ 14 1 C li
section of this net, and thereupon thoy
shall immediately report their action in
tuo case to county commissioners of
their county, sHting forth the facts as
certained by them, together with tho
name, rank and mmmnnrl in whinh
suoh deceased soldier, sailor, or marino
belonged at tho limn nf hia riinihm-no
tho date of his disoharge, the character
nf Ilia n...ma,ir.n ' m 1 1 1
hid uwuuanvu iiuuiuuiaiuiy preced
iner his death, the dntn nf hia nnth
and placo of bis burial, and, also, an
accurately itemized statement of the
expenses incurred in and about such
burial: which rennrt Rhnll hn iliiln t
tested by three reputablo persons of
mil ngu resiaiug in ino township or
ward in whinh Rim.h HnrnnBa4 DnMiA.
" DU1UIG
sailor, or marine died, knowing tho
iuuv iuai sucn aeoeaseo soldier, sailor,
or marine died without sufficient means
to defray tho necessary burial ex
penses.
Section 3 It shall hn thn ,lnt nf
tho countv comisaionnr.q nf ih nn'nni..
of this State, upon receiving the re-
purm uuu Biaiemems ot expenses from
thoir appointees under the provisions
of this act, to transcribe in a book to
bo kept for tho purposo all tho faots
contained in suoh reports and state
ments, and tO draw wnrrnnta nnnn tho
treasurer of their county for payment
ui uuu expenses not exceeding, how
ever, the slid sum of thirty-fivo dollars
On each hodv tltiripn1 in nnnn.ilnn.i.
j - . . . . uuuv, IIUU
with tho provisions of this act to be
paid out ot the fund of tho oonnty,
and such warrants shall hn mnri n.
able to the persons appointed under
mo provisions oi tuis act who shall
have buried the bodies for wbioh the
warrants aro to bo so drawn.
The Oentui Disgrace.
It is a national disgrace that the
census of the nation inst taken ia
proved to bo grossly inacurate in
many instances and distrusted throunh-
out. It is the first time that the cen
sus statistics are to be generally dis
believed. Under the violent.
sanship that now rules in tho White
nuunu uuu m me popular oranohes of
Congress, it is not Rlimriinr Ihnt tho
census has been most carelessly taken
in Un C .1. - .1 A, ,
u mu uuuiu, auu nero nas been a
eystematio effort to leeien tho jopula
tion of tho Southern States: but thn in.
competency and negligence which
made tho census next to farcical 'in
tho South havo prevailed in thn TJnrth
as woll, and thero is now very gonoral
uu rciujouauie (iisirust in tho accuraoy
of all tho census returns.
So clannL' have been thn n,mn in .
tho cchbub returns that a number of
Northern ctits havo formally protest
ed and, in some instances, havo forced
a roonumeration of tho population;
andj;when tho oensus returns as to
population are bo grossly inacurate,
what faith can be nivnn tn thn mm.
mercial, industiial, financial and other
Dyspepsia
Hkes the llrei ot many people miserable,
and often leads to selMestructlon. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, " all gone"
reeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and bregu.
DlRtrnoo iuXj ot toe bowels'
wiBiross jome 0j tne moro common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
Entins not eet W(U 01 ltse1'- 11
K.uiiiit, te(JUrej eiirefuli persistent
attention, and a remedy like nood'a Barsa
iiarllla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, rtgulates the digestion, creates a
good appetite, and by thus eint,
omcomlng the local symp- ' c
toms remotes the sympa- HoadaohO
thetlo effects of the disease, banishes tho
headache, and refreshes the tired mind.
" I hire been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what I did eat
Unnrtm digressed me, or did ma
hi.JX wtle "wxl. In an. hour
DUrn jjter eating I would expe
rience a falntness, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I think, was aggmated by my business,
which Is that of a painter, and from being
mora or less chut up In a ..,
room with fresh paint. Last oour
spring I took nood'a Barsa. Stomach
rllla took three bottles. It did me an
Immense amount ol good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the erarlng I had preilously experienced."
Gkobok X. Vxat, Wateitown, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all droggUts. II six for H. Crtparcd only
CL ROOD CO, ApotbMarlM, LowsU, Uxm.
IOO Doses One Dfllkir
important nnnnn atnltatlnal
rho fundanicntal mlstako of tho ad-
mm Birauon was tn olioosing as head
of tho census bureau ono who hnd no
claim whatovor to tho lusltion beyond
his allcrrml nnrtv nnruinn.
Siiporintondoiit Porter is yet now in
bis Araorioan oitizouship ond it is not
to bo oxpeoted that ho could bo iu
touoh with tho countless sinowB of
Amerioan progress; but ho is not only
a oonvert to Amoriano citizenship but a
later convert to Republicanism, nnd
his chief merit is tho common zeal of
mu apostate
It is a rcproaoh to tho nation that
pur consns returns nro a failure, but it
m tho old, old story of prostituting tho
groat practioal work of tho Repnblio
to miuortunato placemon. Times.
Complaint, T.nTPniTlni-' Pl,,co
io.'idby druggists.' Xasador
The Lcadinj; Perfume.
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PMCl 25 CENTS.
'AT ALL DCALCRS.
Hiiu--MiiiiM:k.TTTrw7tT3
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M tnly 25 ett. Sold tj alldmgghtl.
Will relieve Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Swetlings,Bruises,Lumbago,Spraiisr
Headache, Toothache, Sores, Burns,
Wounds, Cuts, Scalds, Backache,
Bout, or any bodily pain or ailment.
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ROBERT E. PATTISON,
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CIIAUNCKY F. BLACK,
of York.
For Secretary or Internal Affairs,
UAIT. Wm. H. BARCLAY,
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GRANT IIERRING.
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E. M. TEWKSBURY.
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JOHNL. KLINE.
For County Commissioner,
JESSE RITTENIIOUSE,
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QRATEF OL COMFOHTINQ.
EPP'S COCOA.
BHKAKKABT.
"lly a thorouehknow'edeeot-the natural law
which govern the operations ot digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application ot the noe
properties ot well-Belcctrl Oocoa, Mr. Eppsnas
Sronced our breakfast tables with a delicately
avo.'ed beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It Is by the Judicious uso of such
articles ot diet that a constitution may bo gradual,
ly built up ur til strong enough to res st every ten.
aencyto disease. Hundreds ot subtle ma'adlei
are noatlng around us ready to nltck wherever
tterelsawe k point. We may escape many a
fatal st-aft by keeping oursolvcs well fort in ed with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame. "-Clrlf
Xrrvtct Oatettt). Aisle simply with boiling water
or milk, sold only in half pound tins, by Grocers,
labelled thus t
JA.illM l'.I'VH Oi CO., Ilonucnatblo Chemists,
l-'.!Mt. London, England.
SALESMEN WAUTED
to ammitfor tlm nl nfXurterv Steele.
SITUATIONS l'KUMANKNT, SALARY and EX.
l'KNHEH KHOM bTART. Quick selling specialties.
Noeiperlence nect's.ry1 outnt YHBS. Write
tor terms, statltig age.
H. HOOKER CO), Nurservmen,
Rochester N. Y
DUKIWO THJE
FAIR !
Vhelfiest JPho
torapBis and
Crayons at
I?I'Killi Ui os.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Mitchell's Mdnov Plasters
Abaorb all dUeu. In tbe;Kldneji and
tutor, thum txi a be<hr condition.
InjtL Old cbronlo kidney sufferers y
W they got no relief until thty Ulc4
I MiTC'iii:i.iH kiini:y
Bold by DrngghU evrrywhtr., or rat by mall for &0a-1
Kuk.U i-JjuUr vr.rlu, "Lcwall, JUsm, '
9-12-lt.
7 FrabALUS
The Blett Hnfcppiful Heraedy crfcr dUoor
crod, u It It ctrtsin in It effects and does not
butter. ItMd proof below i
cij. Kt.fiu.cor"' conn- Kt7S-'n
.'i,.!!.(lu.rc?1bt..,cllK,,",llll' Sparln euro unit H
JSH.Wjrf' Job l ererMw done. I li.ren dotra
1,iS,l'Jf.I7.hln', J 'i'1" "on- T neighbor ha.1
iiSTrl"1 ll Bpitln tnat mlTilra lamo.
l.?lIBra, to '"if8 n-commcmiKHl
. .TW1 sPT!n Cure. Ho cured tbo Bpitla la
roan rcupoctr oilr,
Woicoit WrriDt
Da. a J. Ktm cS5,1'"' Apr"
B" l harp been aetllnir morn of irendaU'i
BpftTia Cure nnd Fllnt'i ContlFtlop Powderslhan
f jer jx! fare. One man mUI to me. It wu the boil
rtnraer 1 orer kept nnd th twst he orer usctl,
Ucipectfullj.
orro I- IIomsAjr.
ihx a J. ku.""30' T- "
Dear Hlrni I hate uswl aereral bottles of your
Xradairi Spavin Cure with perfect tucceis, on
lV.Kb,5 mni Mdedmro that was quite lame
witn a none spavin. The mare la now entirely rrea
trom Umenena and ahowa no buneS rn the Joint,
ItcipocUuIly, f. IL Uvtcoimm.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CUBE.
Dl.B.J.Kurom.CO.. ". I. 8.
oenUs-I think It , rar dutjr to render yon mj
thDJ for your fur famed Kendall's Sparln cure.
buthlr. She had a Terr erere iwollen leg. I tried
atwuJcltht different klnda of mediclnea which did
SS.E"5- ' PurpbMod a bottle ot your KendaU'l
fipartn Cure wlUch cured her In four daja.
I remain roura,
uuuot Dowoti.
Price tl per bottle, or tlx bottlo tottX. All drui.
Stati bare It or can get It forron.orltwlllbetent
to any addreu on reoelptof price brtheproprle
on. SB. II. J. KENDALL CO.,
Kaoeknrck falli, Yernosi.
TV
JOTCEOP ELECTION.
Tlio roirular nnnuil meottni? nf tho fit.-nkholdpm
t tlie Uloomsiburc Water Cojjnanv will bo bcld
on Tuesday, the Htb day of October, 'mo. between
the hours ot two and four o'clock In tho afternoon
atUioofflcootK. 1'. Ulllmcyer, bccrctity, tor tho
ensuing j ear, and tlio transaction of tho general
business.
FRANK. P. MLLMEYEK.
Oct. 3-8t. secretary.
"Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of a writ of 'Fn of Fa. lssuod out ot
the Court of common fleas of Columbia county,
fa., and to mo directed, thero will bo sold at the
uicrltT's Office In tho Coutc Home, Uloomsburg,
Pa., on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1890.
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, the following:
All that certain piece or parcel or land situate
In Centre Township, Columbia Connty, Vs.,
bounded as follows, tc-nlt: On tho north by lands
otTctcr Sponenberger, Allen Phellhammer and
Mrs. lless, on tho east by lands of Charles llower,
on the south by land of Ira Hardy, and on the
west by lands of Samuel C. llower and Charles
Itomlck, containing
ONE UUNDIIED nml TWENTY FIVE
ACRES ot LAND, more or less, whereon are
erected a
Dwelling House. Barn.
and other Outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution at the sun ot
Samuel Kolchner assigned to Elizabeth Lrw no ve.
Isaac Krwtne and lllram Whltmlro, and to bo sold
as the property ot Isaac Ernine.
ZA1U' Atty.
ALSO t
By vlrtuo ot writ ot Vend. Ex: Issued out of the
Court ot Common Pleas of Columbia County, I'a,
and lo me directed, there will be sold at the same
Utno and place tho following;
All that;certaln piece or lot ot land sltuato In
Conyngham Township, Columbia County, Ps ,
bounded as follows, tn-wlt: On the north by lot
of Daniel Campbell, on the east by lend of Locust
Mountii'Q coal and Iron Co., on the south by
Thomas (Ullaghcr, and on tho west by T.outwlue
Btreet, containing
TWENTY-F1VE (45) FEET I FKONT,
and ONE HUNDRED and FOllTY FEET, (140)
In depth, whereon are erected a
Dwelling House, Barn.
and OutbuUdlnjsT
Belied, taken into execution at the suit of
Andrew Lenlhan vs. Owen Cain and Catherine
Cain, and to be sold as the property of Owen Cain.
MiKB, Atty. JOHN D. CASET,
1M ts. Sherllt
li i iils Sale.
By vlitue of writ of Lev. Fa. issued out of the
Court of Common p.eas of col. Co., rn , and to rae
directed, there will be sold In tho ShertH'8 Offlce
In the Court House, Bloouiburg, Pa., on
SATURDAY, OOTOBEH, 25, 1890,
at 10 o'clock a m, all that certain messuage,
tenooient and tract of land situate lu Locust
Township, Columbia County, Pa., bounded and
dene, bed M follows, va:
Beginning at a spruce and running thence by land
of Daniel Stlne north eighty and a halt degrees,
east fowy-slx and fourth-tenths perches to astonc;
thence by the same and land ot Michael Stlne, Jr.,
south nine and thre' quarter degrees, east one
hundred and ninety-three perches to a stone;
tnence by land of said John Brofce Bouth eighty
three and a quarter degrees, wt it slxty-elgbt and
tour-tenths perches to a stone on the west bank ot
Mercer's ltun; thence by land of Adam DlmrnlcU,
north thirty-two degrees west thirteen perches to
a spruce; thence by tho samo five and onr-quarter
degrees, west . eighty and eight tenths perches
to a spruce; thence by the same north sixteen and
a half it ;reci, east thirteen and one-tenth
lerchestoa Bpruce; thence by the same noun
thhty-seven and a half degrees, east eighteen
perches to a spruce; thence by the same notth
nine and a quarter dcgreei, eait nlno and eight
tenths perches to a spruce; thence by the same
north tbtrtcen and a quarter degrees; east ten and
tbree-tentn perch no a spruce; thence north five
degrees, east twelvo and six-tenths perches to a
Bpruce; thence north fourteen and three-quarter
degrees, west twenty-nine andnvo-tenths perches
to a breast ot the saw mill dam- thenco norm
three and a quarter degrees, west nine and four
tenths perches to a Bpruce; thence by the same
north twelve degrees, west sixty-six and three
tenths perches to a maple; thenco by land of Dan
lei stlne north twentr-ono and a quarter degrees,
east ten perches to the place of brjtnnlng, con.
talnlng
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES
andlicventy Perches of land, be the name more or
less, on which Is erected
A DWELLING HOUSE
Seized, token Into execution at the suit of John
airofre, now to the use ot K reamer aud Mann, and
S. M. Iloagland vs. John T. Hawk, and to be sold
si tho propeity ot John T. Hawk.
Us ran X Uxbhino, JOHN B. CASEV,
10-S-ts, Attys. Shciltt.
FALL IK
GARMENTS ARIi;SUUE TO
UEIN HAND WHEN NKKDKI)
I5Y PLACING YOUR ORDER
NOW.
THE CHOICEST OF THE
CHOICE ALWAYS 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.
FALL 1DK
E. O. THOMPSON,
UIHCIMNT TA1L0H,
mrOHTSK,
008 Walnut BrttkgT,
1'IIILlDltLI'llU.
THE RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
JBLOOMSBUM, FA.
Comes to tho front with a Complete now FALL nnd WINTER stock of tho MOST SELECT
CLOTHING for
Mm, YmiUh Boy, mi ChMreim.
QUANTITIES OF
(Overeoate of nil Itaiis, Latest Styles drf
HATS ! CAPS I SHIRTS I
COLLARS AD NECKWEAR.
Traimks, Valises amd Underwear
IN ABUNDANCE.
PERFECT FITTING CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Respectfully Yours,
I. MAIER.
UsSThe largest and choicest line of Clothing, Hats,
ing Goods in Montour and Columbia Counties, Pa.
ARB 118 BEST POROUS PLASTERS
IN TUB WOULD.
Ther cue Rhennutlam. Kidney Film,
rtftckftche. Pleurisy and ftll lamcnetB,
brought on by cipomro or our-uorllon
Quick Relief from
pfcin.IiiBlBtonb&TlnKUroftTenora .Jffc.
I U ELL-CAP-SI V V LA KTKIt JMrM
with a pictur o a cm on (AHRlta
back-loth, tot there U do pluter, caImTcJI
liniment, or lotion that hAaT
such complete maetcry over fcF
ALL ACHES AND PAINS.
Dr. OroiTenor'i BelUCnn-ilo X'lniiten
tre Purelr Vegetable and llarmleis. KcUctCi
iniUmlly and never faU to care.
SAFE, QUICK. AND SURE.
.Sold by druggist or mailed on receipt of 25c
CaiiOMVKNOU ltlCUAUDS,
Boston, II tag.
9-26-lt.
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THo nndorelgncd, survlv'ng ox'jutor ot the lost
will and testament ot Ezeklel Cole, lato ot Sugar.
loal towtjsnip, in Columbia county, Penna., now
offers at private salo a largo body ot tbo most dc
Blrjble real estate to be found In tuo towDpblp.
It consists ot a tract or Land lyli'g upon botb
sides of tho FlsWugcreelc, and comp.islng In the
whole about
28 Acres.
That portion ot It which Is upon the west side
ot tho creelc has the following improvements and
advantages, to-wlt. A largo tramo
DWELLING HOUSE,
formerly Kept Bo a noteL a Frame Building erect
ed for and occupied as a country store, a largo
frame building erected and occupied as a tenant
h3use, and also outbuildings, Haw mill, ie. It Is
well wooded and has a considerable quantity o
excellent fruit. It Is accessible by two public
roadj and a county bridge, and also by tho illooms
burg Sullivan railroad, and It contains about
111 Acres.
The remainder of tho tract lying upon the cast
side ot tho creek, u also accessible br two public
roads and a county brld?o across Klshlngcroelc to
tho railroad. Tuo Improvements are a largo barn
tc, the whole tract having been occupied as tbo
homestead farm, lata plecoconto Ins about
lO Acres.
It will bo sold together or In parcels as may bo
deemed most expedient, Tho sale will bo by tho
acre. A draft of the land with tho Improve menta
roads, 4c., can be seen In the hands ot the execu
tor at the b inking house ot tho Illoomsburg lUnk.
log Company, whero also Inquirers may learn
terms of sale, c.
Aug. 1-H90. II. U. GliOTZ, Execu'or,
tt' llloomBburg, Pa.
Are you using the old fash
ion rubbing board in doing your
wasnmgr 11 you are it will pay
you to investigate into the mer
its of our New
Alter trying it we named it
the "Lightning," because it
struck us as being the right
name for such a
Eapid Working Machine
as to the top pull swing and so
called washing machines.
CLARK F. HARDER,
Third Street,
Latawissa, Pa.
TOBACCO
This standard brand of plug
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
has established its reputation.
There is nothing better.. Try it.
i'or saleby dealers and grocers.
WAITED
Witcimuto uicu it. wii our cuoicti nurber
Block. II you want lo mato ironcy, loi
ur. 1'ermanent Kiainoiaent me Yea
round. Wdreas, HAY HKOTIIKIW. N jiierrmen.
5-U Uocceswr, N. '.
9-io-4t.
IX. MAIBEi
-:o.'
-:o;-
oEisriisrcs-i .
Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
Wednesday, September 17th.
MISS H. E. WAStEY,
MaintStreet,
Illoomsburg Pa.
NEXT DOOR TO I. W. HARTMAN & SONS.
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
CARPET, MAXTOR,
or OIIi CJLOTH,
YOU WILL FIND A NICE LINE AT
W. H. BEOWEM
2nd Door abovo Court Iloiise.
A new lot of Window Curtains received this week.
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
ID8 HO LAUNDERING. GAM K W1KD CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATEHPROOP
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
Jtteady Mode Clothing !
Newest Styles, Latest Cats !
Lowest Prices !
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST STOCK
op
Fall and Winter Clothing for
' Men, Youths' and Children,
Ever Brought to This County.
Children's Suits of all Styles. Como and See for Yourself.
"Wo are not ofl'ering old stock but they are tho latest goods,
Im?1 reccve(, nu(l moro 0,1 t,l way- Our large store room is
hlled, and we invito you to call and see and make selections
irom tho latest styles.
Suits sold for $3.50 and upwards. Wo have also,
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods.
In our Merchant Tailoring
juu mu .uosi uoous at .Low l'ricea and
Call at
COMER
WANT ID!
oav l?u rant ha1 w.m- ,r'17 f '"yv" I
UttUiwlllKnK
undHiiHtAlllr-L
VAltUKIlSoin m.t . w .. I
wlntpr. UHrfn5:.i,f '"ii" J'.'.u 'ur '"OI
mo. II S 10 'UI.
.vuu .rm yr. n. r.
PRINTERS'S ROLLERS,
luiauiiie i-ao to ower winter Hollers,
Send lor circular ana prloej tol). J. 11B1U.Y
oa,!mtaMi'eirlst.N. Y.CIty. -sf.
Caps, Trunks and Gents' Furnish
THAT CAN BE RELIED OH
HXTot to STpULtl
3XTot to Dlsoologl
BBAR3 THIS MARK.
TRADE
ELuwoiD
Mark.
-:o: :-
Department
o can furnish
guarantee satisfaction.
once
at
mill AUD IRON STREETS.
arelniltftl to entrust their Inter,
inisto tho old mlatilUbed l'alent
Law & i ollclllutr nrm of MAhON.
KKNW1CU ilLAWIIUNCE,
Wrshlnjfton P. C.
9-.S-H
l'AIIM l'OIl HI'IST
A farm of 100 acres, with nandsoraa new hou
and bern, and supiUled w.th rbundant water, will
be rented at a low rent for the term of five yeai i,
to a goon tenant who uan furuUh hU own utoclc
ndoqulpment. The farm la In the catawleaa
Val'cy on tne Township road from Urandonvllle to
Audenretd, two milea from UrandoDMlo and near
(Jlrarl Manor. Keferencea requeatfd. AddrtM
llKUaitaTHOSIl'liON, Knslncer Clr&ra RataM
rotutllle, hot. J4JT.