COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, VA.
The Columbian.
0. E. Elwoll, - Bdltori.
J. g. BUtneBar., Mai?"''
BL9.)M3BUttQt PA.,
FRIDAY, OOTOBKlt 10, 1800 .
That "all raon aro born froo and
oqnal" is tho fundamental dootrino upon
whioh rests our politioal fabwo. I'ri
ninlps of lu9tica and enttalily pervadH
evory eontiment of tho constitution of
our iruveiu.uu.ii. u iuu """"
principles all mon aro equal boforo the
law. But right hero another question
intervenes. Are all mon born to free
.1 I , t.,111,.1 I
rt-i '.'.i.. f ,it,i .ml
tho interpretation of tho Constitution
halinio that thov arc. as a rule, up-
on thoso general grounds wo beliovo
that onr forefathers bled and died, that
thov might bequeath to their po tority
nl anrod tho couditlon that men aro no
Innrrnr horn to freo and COUal oppor
tunities' Undor our form of froo and
independent government the seeds of
' . . , i i I
monopo y snouia never nave ueen
allowed to exist. This was designed
to bo a government "of tho people, for
tnnon3ninr,b tueHeoDlo". but in-
Btoad we have a government of Cor
tmriitinno. ior corporations and by cor
porations. And monopoly is stronger
thou tho people
Monopoly has enslaved labor, ruined
agriculture and destroyed their pn i
perity, bnt enhancod its own fortunes
a thousand fold through robberies from
tho people. Its lobbies dictato what
lars shall bo passed in state and nation
for its own interest, whilo tho laborer
and farmer may plead in vain for tho
least favors. Monopoly is tho worst
despot tho greatest" tyrant, tho
most rabid aristocrat that was over
enthroned in any government-henco
tho contrast in a freo oountry betweon
monopoly and the people is apalling.
And tho more so, because here, in
America it is a creaturo of tho pcoplo
and assumes to dictate and i uio ovor
them with a rod of iron, and rob them
at its mil. Unless tho people destroy
the power of mouopoly, or monopoly
itself, thoy can nover hope to recover
their formor prestige and independence
Btu how can thU be dono sinoo a
majority of our olHoials that wo elect
to place and power are either of, or
reprosentrtives of monopoly! Their
intoroiti doramd Moiprooa' measures
to sustain thoir power, and thoy are
not slow in bestowing them. Our in
dependent government is an experi
ment and the signs of tho times indi
cate its drifting into a great central
ized monarchical power; and monopoly
is pushing L there a rapidly as pos
sible J. C. W.
Be On Yoar Guard.
The present condition of the cam
paign is suoh as to assure a Democratic
viotory at tho polls in November. This
is a fact that is patent to the leedo.s
ol both parties and wherever the nr
bos of tho peoplo have become ac
quainted with tho trne situation of
affairs the same opinion is also begin
ning to prevail. Knowing this to be
the case the managers of Republican
campaign in tue state a.'o leaving no
ctono unturned to dooeivo t jo people
and ere a to tho impression that causes
of great dissatistaction exist in the
Democratic ranks which aro slowly
but snrely wo'kiag tho dofeat of tho
t'ekot.
They are ass'duously endeavoring to
mako it appear that tho Democraoy
of Philadelphi . aro in a bad shapo and
that a large majority for tho Republi
can ticket will be tho suro oitcome.
The purpose of this is manifest for it is
well understood by theso schemers that
the Demooraoy in tho oountry remera
bering the bitter ezperiencees of tho past
are ready to become discouraged at tho
first ill reports that come from this Re
publican stronghold.
Let tho peoplo be warned in timo.
Th 30 reports are simply tho fabrica
tions of the Republican leaders. Dis
affection among tho Demooraoy of
Philadelphia does not exist, on tho con-
trary tro Democratic party and the
Democratic organization in that city
have not been ra bettor shape for rainy
years. True tharo oxist some local fao-
tioral disturbances bat the results of
those will not bo of a sorious character
ard will not extend any further than
thiough the dhtriots whero thoy oxist.
On tho other hand tho Republicans
are in sore straits. They see tho lists
o1 Republicans who will not Hiinnnrt
their oandidate for Governor but who
" J. .
uovernor 1'attison, daily incroangi
they see tho prominent and influents!
men of their party either indiffdiont or
in open opposition to tho methods of
Quay; they know that a large Repub
lican voto will bo oast or Governor
Paulson in tho city of Philadelphia
and they know of a certainty that if
anything liko a fair percentage of tho
Damooratio voto in tho State shall b
brought to tho polls in November, that
Govornor Pattison will bo elected by
a handsome majority.
Thoir plan thereforo is to discourage
tho Demoorasy o' the Stale by dissom
'lating these stories in connection with
tho condition of politioal affairs in
Pbilade'phia. Na intelligent Demo
crat should bo mialoil by any such re
ports, from whatevor sources thoy
omanai out, understanding too situa
tkm as it really exists, should mako cents; to Berwick, 12 miles, over night
A1tnst Arr'AKt tn Ilia nn,a v nnnAXMn. nl.T I-r
... ... p
bis Democratic neighbor to go to the
polls and vote and to rasplro him with
the belief that if ho and his fellow
Democrats do thoir duty, that his
Stato will surely be redeemed from tbo
grasp of Quayism
Senatorial Onferenca.
The Senatorial oonferenco of tho
Twenty fourth district met at Crawford
House, Williarasport, on Thursday of
last, wcck at two o ciock ra 1110 attor -
T XX 1)1. f.l.
UUUU. 11. XX. X li UU W U, UI1U Ul luu UUU-
forees from Columbia County, wa
mado chairman, and John Finan from
Sullivan County was made Seorotary.
Twenty threo ballots wero taken Thurs
uay anernoon resulting in oacu pair
of conferees voting for thoir own can-
dldato. An adjournment was then had
to Friday morning, nino o'clook. Bal-
lots woro taken throughout tho whole
of Friday, resulting in four votes for
lloua, two votes Jor Lull, and two
votes for Horring. On S tturday morn
ing tho oonferonoo convened again
when Sullivan County oamo to Herring
and tho voting up to threo o'clock Sat
urday aftornoon was four for Herring,
nnd four for Iloffa. At 3.20 P. M.
ono it Lyooming's oonfereoi dropjoil
to Herring which gnvehlm livo ytes
to Hollas three, resulting in Iloring's
iiomiuation.
The conferees from Columbia county
Iworo w. 11. ituawn nau j. iv. xown-
pond. M. J. Lull was tho caniHdnto
from SnlHvnn, roprcsontcil by Jorrv
Doccan nnd John Finan, as oonforcos.
W. S. Motitijoniery was tho candidato
from Lyooniinij, and ho had for his
oonfotocs John Ilonkins, Deputy Pro-
thonotarv of Lvcomliitr County, ami
KE. Melirlin from llunhcsvillo. Ur.
Hoifa from Washlnctonvlllo was tho
Cindldato from Montour, and had for
his conferees, Judgo John Hot) hold and
William Uortz. Tho nomination was
madoon tho 173rd ballot. Columbia
County owes tho nomination to tho
faithfulness of Al. J. JjUU. canuuiato
from Sullivan, who could not bo ooax
cd or driven from his support of Col
umbia County. Lyooming County
favored Montour fo at least 75 billots
and loft no stono unturned to secure
- T.
nomination of Dr. Iloffa.
It is there-
ioro dm jubuco io nay main v,ommui
uouniy uv..r u u u,.. iuu.tr u .u-
lUu U I1KU llltuu.r iu.ll 1UI UIIHUIBU
Countv. it will bo her duty to do so.
Nothing but most friendly feeling ox
latcd in tho conferonco of threo days
duration. After tho tiaht was over
Montour County's candidato and his
conferees being anxious to take the
celnhrato tho occasion by tho festivities
proffered. Tho remaining candidates
and conferees, together with irietnla
from Villiam!port auu yicinuy enjoy-
or. tnia fnr nn hnnr nr ttt'O. whpn ft 1
-. ..
left on the 115 tram. Tun aceommo
dialions at tho Crawford House wo o
equal to tbo occasion, and everybody
left well pleaod with tho kindly man
ner in whioh thoy had been treated
and Impressed with tho hospitality of
tho land-lord. A 'peculiar featuro
about tho conference was tho almost
total nbsenco of politioal heelors from
anv direction. Tho members of the con
ference wero unmolested by tho affairs I
which usually servo to make unpleasant
political conferences. A strong effoi .
was tnaua on luo part of Montou.
County to havo tho conference ad
journed until next week, when the voto
stood four for Herring and four for
Iloffa, and. allow tho matter to bo then
dead-locked for that period of timo at
least, but tho timo being short boforo
tho election and thero seeming to bo
no hopo for Lycoming County to make
the nomination of Holla, by delay, tho
cood sonso of ono of tho conferees of
Lycoming prevailed to broak tho dead
lock by casting his vote for Herring.
Ecclesiastical.
To The Cot-DJiniAN.
The Journal of tho nineteenth an
nual convention of tho Episcopal
church in the Dioceso of Central Pon
nasylvania makes a volurao of 277
Pages. From tho Summaries of the
report of tho Archdeaconries, I mako
tho following abstract:
Clergymen including tho Bishops 110
Parishes and Missions ISO
Communicants In 05 Parishes 0012
Sunday School In 00 Parishes 13.853
Offerings Parochial $109,480.62
Diocesan 83 070,43
Extra 18.001.08
$240,107.03
But three Parishes in thn Diocese
date their organization earlier than
1800. They are St, Gabriel', Douglass- '
villo 1785, St. John's York, 1785, St.
Paul's B'oomsburg 1793. Onr centen
nial therefore is coming on apace and
wo ought to do something grand to
meet and welcome it What shall it
bet Shall we put the spire on the
church? or shall we build the parish
IIonseT or better still shall we do both?
A "History of the Parish" for tho
hundred years ought to bo prepared;
and all who can give facts, names and
dates should furnish them to tho Rect
or, for that purpose. Write the.ii
down and send them at once, right
away, immediately.
Delicae Ladtcil
Who have that Urea ami all-gone feel
inpr, and don't liko to be disturbed, will
continue to be troublud with this oom-
Elaint until they renew tlietr ltnpiiio
'ood. Sulphur Bitters will causo new
and rioh blood to oourse through eve.y
artery and vein in tho unman system.
See another column.
HISTORICAL.
To the Colwhan:
i the Pennsylvania Magazine,
published by the Historical Society of
Pennsylvania, VOL. XIV, page 313,
i9 an itinerary of a trip made by Cad:
waIader Foulko in 1823, whioh brings
to our notice sevoral names and
rastters worthy to be remembered. In
no 0f tho trips ho passod through
Bloomsburg, but for the present, I fol-
i. i. ft-.,. n ti. ,.:i,n
0f whioh he speaks is tho "Susque-
i unuiiii auu xiuirit. t'iuiuuiuir iruui
hauna and Tioga,"
Berwick on the Susauehanna across
tho mountain to Newtown on tho
iioga. inB iinior us construction
was irvfHuu luaruu ao, iouu. n la
tt, t,t .v,.,n.. nc,
sso.ooo towards its stock. You will
obiorva that tho piko passes Long
x. ouu, uut no mention is inaue oi me
lake and no stop thero. You will fin.
othor names however quite familiar. I
only three days travol.
"Sept. 0th. Left Meanaville (To-
wanda) at 8 o'clock; S miles to tho
turnpiko at Towanda cretk, at Wil
cocks's; 11& miles to Miller's, turnpiko
toll .52; to Amos Ellis', 11 miles, over
night.
10th. 12 miles to Josuph Watson's,
at tho middle gate, oxpentes, including
toll, ,0A ; to Koonstown, (this is .Now
uoiumuus), v miles, 45 cents, toll of
at, jonn Jones'.
nth Bill, $2.75, n miles to Ab'm.
Klatz's expenses .37i; over Niscopach
Mt. to Felix Bisel's, 13 miles; over the
TtnW nml Snrinr Rn. into OnaWnlrn
Valley, 8 miles; Mauoh Chunk, over
I niohr.
ov" .... . .
and his whole expenses. inoludinK
attorney's fees, prothonotary's and
recorder's fees was only $27.73. This
is notablo travelling, and could not be
doDoat the pr09entb,Uay,
1 t a v
J. W. U,
Seward of Ointments for Catarrh that Oon-1
tain Meronrv,
- 1 as moroury will surely destroy tho
aenso ot Btnell and completely derango
tho whole system when entering it
through tho mucous surfaces. Such
artioles should never be used exoept
on proscriptions from reputable phvsi-
cians, as tho damaga thoy will do is
ten fold to tho good you can possibly
denvo from them, nails (Jatarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo O, contains no murcury
anu is taken lntornally, and acta direct
ly upon tho blood and muoous surfaces
of the system. In buylnic Hall's Ca
tarrh Curo be suro you get tbo gonulno.
It is taken internally, and mac 0 in
Tolodo, Ohio, by F. J. Chonoy Is Co.
S"Sold by Druggists, 75a per bottle.
9-19 4-t.
Be Sure
II yoa hare m,dl' "P 70Ur mind to bny
tlood'i Sirrarlll do not bo Induced to take
any other. Hood's Barsaparllla li n peculiar
medicine, possessing, by vlrtuo ot Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what sho wanted,
and whose examplo It worthy Imitation, telli
bar iperleneo belowi
To Get
"In one itorswhero I went to buy flood's
Banaparllla the cleric tried to Induce no buy
their own Instead ot Hood's ) he told me theli's
would last longer) that I might take It on ten
days' trial) that If I did not like It I need not
pay anything, etc. Hut ho could not prevail
on me to change. I told htm I knew what
Ilood'i SarsapartlU was. I had taken It, was
satUfled with It, and did not want any other.
Hood's
When I began taking Hood's Barsaparllla
t was feeling real miserable, suffering
s great deal with dyspepsia, and so wcat
that at times 1 could hardly stand. I looked,
and bad for somo time, like ft person In con-
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparllla did mo so
much good that I wonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak of It." Mna.
Iiu A. Goff, CI Terrace Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
Bold by all droggliU. 51l toif). rreparedonly
ty 0. L riOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, VMS.
100 Dosca Ono Dollar
DAYSkePOWDER
Prevents Lung Fever and(
cures Dlstenipur, li caves,
Fevers, &e.,&c
I pound in each paokago.
Bold by all dtftltrs.
DR. BULL'S BABY
8YPHJP
Cssilitatnx Tnnr.!nrlSwt'1"1"
rauiiuatca icctii nr. - -
nice as cts.
Keguiaiestneuoweisi
For tbo cure of
HULL'S Coughs, Colds,
MM ' t-rOUJJ,
Asthma,
COUGH
Incipioni
Whooping
Dough,
Con
sumption
and for the relief of
SYRUP
Consumptive persons
THICK 33 CTS.
For Bale by ell droRtltU.
euircWVOf'S CUBEB ciaAKCmS for Ca
omUKC tantil PrktlOCtl. AtallinggltU.
Democratic State Ticket.
Fob Governor,
ROBERT E. PATTISON,
of Philadelphia.
Fob Lieutenant GovKr.Non,
CHAUNCKY F. BLACK,
of York.
Fob Secretary op Internal Apkairs,
UAPT. Wm. H. BAUULAx,
of Allegheny.
County Ticket.
For Congress,
HON. S.P. WOLVERTON.
For State Senator,
GRANT HERRING.
Fob Representatives,
Wm. KRIOKBAUAI.
E. M. TEWKSBURY.
For Associate Jddoe,
MORDEOAI MILLARD.
For District Attornev,
WILLIAM OHRISMAN
Fob PitoriiONOTARV and
the Courts.
G. M. QUICK.
CLERIC OK
For Register and Recorder,
O. IL CAMPBELL.
For Treasurer,
JOHNL. KLINE.
For Counts Commissioners,
JESSE RITTENIIOUSE,
B. F. EDGAR.
For Auditors,
JERE B. NUSS,
CYRUS ROBBINS.
For County Surveyor,
SAMUEL NEYHARD.
T. W. HartlHail & SOUS
I Don't forget oar published
otter ot a seven dollar Shawl
i r ut R.. , c
lor the best live pounds of
butter at Bloomsburcr Fair: we
I are in dead earnest to give the
snawl ana receive the Butter.
MT 1 11 1
we snail maKe special in
ducements to have everybody,
old or young, call and see our
stocK ol dress goods, coats,
shawls, muslins, calicoes, shirt
mgsi ginghams, tickings, checks,
etc, gloves, stockings, under
wear, linens, laces, embroider
ies etc.
The finest line of dishes in
the county $3.00 to S30.OO per
I . .
set, glassware, stand and hanc-
I lamps etc When vou Pet
.S . mpl' y U g,
t,red at the Fair. come and
rest at our store. We will
buy dried fruit and all cood
I.i.t.i , b 1,
1 auicuuic urouuee iresn roil
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uullc.r. a,m rb's are a special-
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PATENTS
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Q.ENKUA.L ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.
1. JOHN B. CASEY, inch HherllT of Columbia
County, Commonwealth of i"ennsjlranla,do here
by make known and give notice to tho electors ot
the co'inty aforesaid, that a general election will
be held In the said county ot Columbia on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1890,
I (being the Tuesday next following the first Mon
day ol said month) for the purpow of electing the
several persona hereinafter named, to. wit:
Iune person lor uorcrnor 01 uio vuuuuuuwt-auu
Of lvnnsrlranla.
one person ror ueuu uorcrnor oi mo tommun
wealth of lMi nayiraUa.
One nerson for Hocretarr of Internal Affairs of
Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania,
One Dorixui for Associate Judge of Columbia
I County. ...
une person ror uuigrraairom iua au.nuv u.
Pennsylvania.
one person for tfenator from Stth Dlstilct ot
Pennsylvania.
Two persons for Members of the Assembly from
Columbia County.
one person for I'rothonotory and Clerk ot courU
of Columbia County.
One person tor Itcfclstr and Recorder ot Colum
bia County.
une person xor'iTersurer oi twiumoia uoudit.
One Hereon for District Attorney of Columbia
County.
Threo persons for Commissioners of Columbia
Three persons for Auditors of Columbia County,
une nerson for countr Hurveior ot Columbia
County,
1 also hercbr mike tnown and sire notice that
tho places of holdm; tbo aforesaid election In the
teveral wards, boroughs, districts nud townslitps
wlttila the county ot Columbia are as follows,
to-wlti
nearer wwnsuiD. at tno Dumio nouso or .Mrs.
Mary bra'th.
nenion lownsmp. m ine puouc nouso oi Lemuel
Drake In tho town of Benton.
nerwicv. East, at luo li'.tio omco of Jackson s
Woodln m'iv Co.. In UtrwlcK.
Berwick. West, at tho omco of J. 0. Jacoby. In
Berwick.
uiooiii East, at tue court House, east siae. in
illoomttbunr.
jllHoom West, at the Court House, west tide In
bloomsuurir.
Jirtf.rc- cek township, at tne puouc scnooi uousc
ner tfransvllle.
O tnwlssa townshlD. at tho nubl o house of ti.
W. KeUsoj-dcr, In the town of caiiwlsaa.
iioi-ou? i oi cemraua. at luo duuuo nouso ul
Mtclr 11 uronnau.
Centra townshlD. atlhe school house near Laray-
I otto cteasys.
norm uoTntruam Diauici at tne townsniD
IBChool hovv near the colliery ot John Anderson k
Co.
Houtn uonrnenam District, at uio nouse ot Mrs.
I Thomas Monroe.
Fisninecreck townsmn. at tue scnooi nouso neat
I P. It WhitA'fT
rranuin townsmn. at tne Lawrence Bcnooi
i nouse.
East Greenwood at the house of William uiauc
I in Honrsnurg.
Yitv, ircenwooa at mo nouse oi rrauK d. ror-
Htig in Mlllvllle.
Hemlock townsbm. at the Dubuo house of. cnas
Iile .terlch. In tho town of Huclc Horn.
Jackson twn.. at tne mimio scnooi nouso at
w illev.
Locust townshlD. at tho nubile nouso oi Natnan
nnt. r, in piuireuia.
Mr uson townshiu. at the duuuo scnooi nouso in
Jersevtown.
Main townshlD. at the miDUc nouso or Aanison
w. Sliumpi.
MUinn townshlD. at tno nuoiio nouso or jonn
Knloi in the town of MUlllnrille.
uontour townsniD. at tno nunuo nouso oi
Km andus UGanest at Itunerr.
zu 1'ieasant townsniD. at tno Amieriown numin
Bcbool house.
Oranee townshlD. at tho cubUo house of P. O.
jrrea? in uranceviue.
ima LownsuiD. aL ma i;cnLro acnooi nouso.
Poarlnircreek townshln. at tho house of Hamuel
iuoy.
iaat Kcoitat uie numio nouse oiu. u. wniio
In ESD7.
wesiBcoit ai uw puoiio uouso ot jonn i
Crawford. InTLltrhtSLreet.
Sugarloat township, at the bouse of Albert
cole.
rolls Rh.Hl nn onened At (tnrpn nviolf il. m. Ann
snail contiDuo ooen without Interruutlon or ad
Journmenc until seren o'clock p. m., when the
poas win do cioseo.
iUriUJi JH UliltEUY U1VEN.
Thatererr nerson excentlnc Justices of the
reace ana Aiuermen. notanod I'uonc anu rcr
sons In the mllltla Bervlcs of the state, who
shall hold or shall within two months hare held
any onice or appointment of proilt or trust tinder
theUrited stau-s, or of this stato, and city or
corporaieu oistricu wnctnt r a commissioned
ortlcei' or otherwise, a subordinate olllcer or agent
who Is or shall be employed under tho Legisla
ture, Krecuiiro or juaicia-y ueoutment or tne
Staw, or of any city or of any tnco 'porated dis
trict, and also, that erery member of Concrrchs
and ot tho stnto Legislature, and of tho select
or common council or any city, or commissioners
ot any incorporated district, are by law Incapable
of holding or ex "clslng at the same time tue
otnea or appo ntmeat or J uaire. insDcctor or Clerk
ot any o'ectlon of this Commonwealth, and that
no lnsDector. juavoorouier omcer oi spen eec
tlonenaUbeelhrlolo to be then voted for.
Tue inspectors anu juuge oi mo elections snail
meet at the respctlro places appointed to.'
holding the election In the district to which they
rcsiJcuuveiy uciuug, ueiuru bevca uciock in mo
mornimr. ana eocn oi saia insncctors snail ai
point one clerk, who shall bo a aualincd vo.er ot
The aualined voters of this countr Arn hArarir
authorized and required to row by ticket printed,
written or partly printed and paitly written! ono
ticket which shall be labeled Ktate, and contain
mo names oi citato omcer i, one ticket to oe label.
iea judiciary, ana ono ticket to do labelled tioun
iy.
JU1IN U. UASKY, Shrui.
Shertrrs OflJce, UloomsDu., Oct. , 1890.
UDITOK'8 NOriUE.
jhuiiv m utiam jorinson, veceasea.
The underilirned an Auditor aDDolnrvi br the
Iurputtua vAjuriiui uiuuiuia iuunby mj mane CIS'
trloutlonotthe fund In tho hands of D. U.
I Johnson the administrator, to and among the
I ucira ami icKai lc,Jrt.cuLatlVBj OI vue ueoeasea
i auuurumif io law, win sit at. ms omje in uioom
bunr. ra.. on Friday Oct. 31. isyo. at 10 o'clock a.
Im., when and where alt persons having claims
against said estate must appear and prove the
i btuuu , ur uo uouarreu irom coming in on saia tuua
J. U. UAllS,
Auditor.
JgiLECTION NOTICE.
Thestockholdeuotthe Manor Iteat Inn Com
pany will meet at the office ot Geo !E Elwell, In
Ihn lIWn Hlruimfthnn, nn Tii.aI.v tfnir It tQfl
I at s o'clock in the afternoon, tor tno purpose of
eieuimg mno aircciors to serve ior tue ens un?
year, and to transact any other business that may
come ueiore mem, uuu. is. elwull,
lo-ir-it becy,
Pt 1 rprrtviC! DT A HflQ (New). 1130. OreanstM.
i " i ForCitaloiue addresa
in-Mayor uanikl f. uuaitk. wasuington,
SAT FRMAM wintid. Permanent employ
uAl.Ci01VliU menL Hood Salarr or e immls
slon. Fineout-nts. Full lino of v. ults and now.
era. IT'ces low. A. D. PRATT, Kursoryman,
ltocneiter, h. x. wm-a-Ai.
s!l tr QOfin VOLUME paldforyour OLD
Ol ,u tJ-vfU hooks. A long catalogue ot
books with the Big I'ruiet we will pay. postpaid
for 10 cents In stamps, f 10!) easily made buying
oia uooks. commence at ouco ana (ret nrst pick.
j, x. uAiix-Att, ii ami. iota ou, rtuw torK.
lo-io-d it.
w
AMTFTI BiLKsiisH to sell
our Choice
Nnrserr Htock.
Ail eools guar.
anteea nrst-ciass. uood salaries and ex.
reuses, or a liberal commission paid. No Exper-
.cut? iiTCcusitj. tvttto iur trins, gn.og
ana secure your cnotce or territory.
U. L. 1CNIU11T CO. 10) Park Avenue. Ilaches.
u-'r, now iotk, lu-lO-d :t.
BLOOMSBURG.
Fine Cabinet portraits only
$3 doz. Life size Crayons
only SIU.UU. Viewing, cony
ing and enlarging.
Instant
process used
tf.
QIIATEFOL COMFOltTINQ.
EPP'S COCOA.
I1HRAKFAH V.
'Ba thoroaoh knowledtreof tho natural law
which eovern the ODeratlona of dteestloi and
nutrition, and by a careful application of tho doe
properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Kppjnaa
narored bevcrara wUloU may save ui many bear,
floctora' bills. It Is br tue ludlclou use of sue
articles ot diet mat aconatl .uiloa may be gradual'
ly built ud uaUUtronsr enoujtt to res at erery tpa
dency to dlseaae. Ilundreda ot subtle maladies
aro noatlne around us reify to attack wherever
there is a weak point. We may esoape many a
fatal Btiatt by keeping ounelres well tortiaed wKU
pure blood and a properly nourished trarae."-Cf HI
HervtM Uatftu. Made simply wlta Boiling wanr
or milk, bold only In ball pound tins, by uroceis.
laDeuea tnus l
J A. II IIS V.VVi iV CO.. UomaiDathloCbOffllsU.
t-SS-it. London, Eojlaud.
SALESMEN WANTED
to canvass for tlm sal afSuraerv Stock.
SITUATIONS nCUMAhfiNT, HALAHY and
EX
KN3K3 FHUM (.TAUT. Oalck selllni: Bnedaltlc
Noeiperlenoe necciaar uutot VliBS. Wrl
H. . HOOKER GO), Nurservmen,
Rochester NY
mjjaiNO 'the
FAIR 2
The lfiest Pho
tographs and
Crayons at
ItFKillilri I5i os.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Mitchell's Kidney Plasters
Absorb all dUeai o In theKldneji and
reatore them to a hulthr condition.
lf)Jtl 014 chronlo Udney taffereri my
W Uy got no relief until thty UM
XITCIIKUH UIUNIiV
rijABTJWM.
Sold by DroegtxU Trrwbere, or eut by lull for goo
Hovtdty I'UxUr VhIh, Ijw.U, tlui.
0-12AU
7 WnDALui
The Host SueceMflil ILemtiT CTerdluor.
red, as u It ctrtaln In Ita effect and does not
MlJter. Head proof below i
Bin l-lxitHnmni..l n.. - rh..kH. .t...
2L'.b ..V.c.le.b!..t"1 Kendall- BparlnCtlrsandll
!!7f '.J?b ,.'Ter ".w done. I hare a doira
mpty bottle., h.Tlnit ul It with Cerfect auccra,
fiIKU'S. V7 Spartn that mad.Tilm lame.
jut tbre. . "
loon rctpoctraiiy,
Wolcott Wmu,
Dm. n. J ir.r.i.. &yw Ohio, April 4, tX
aR'St. V'JT1 ba'Abcen aellln. rtoro of Kendall's
BpaTln Uura and Flint'. OondUlon 1'owder.lh.n
mt before. One man Mid to me. It wai the but
Hmder 1 erer kept and the liert he 'em uied"
xwipectiuuj,
ono L. noma.
-K'a'.Si i-l hare ued eeTeral bottlei of roar
?.eil?li!;.Sr.l!,n cLurf w,,n Krfett luecetf , on a
I'!,.Ki''5ni blooded mare ihat waiijulte lams
with Dons BpaTln. The mare Is now entirely fre.
trom Umenpu and ehowi no tmnea on tht Joint.
Iltapoctfull,
r. u. uoTcoua.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
Wivnna T It u
Da. n. J. errouj. Co..
ur;u..r i vuidk 11 my amy to render you my
hanks for your far famed Kendall ! Bparfn i Curol
hlshly. Bhe had a rery ietero awollen W I tried
iSlS!11". " klBdii of medklnei which old
no tfnfKl. I nnnh.urf a ...... I . M .
Spurn cure which cured her in four days?
llxJUox Dowdik.
Price (leer bottle, or ilThntttnirnrM
Kiits ha It or can get 1 1 for you, or It will b. sent
to any address on receiptor price by the proprie
tors. BE. n. J. KMDALT. m.
Kaoabnrsh FaUlt, Vcrmost.
Sli i ill s Sale.
By virtue ola writ of Ft. of In. Issued out of
tbo court of Common Pleas ot Columbia county,
ra., and to mo directed, tboro will bo sold at the
Sheriff's Offlce In tho Court House, Bloomsburg,
Fa., on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1890.
at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, the following:
All tuat certain piece or parcel or land sltuato
In Centre Township, Columbia County, ra.,
bounded as follows, tc wit: On the north by lands
ot Peter Sponenbergcr, Allen Sbellhammer and
Mrs. Hess, on the east by lands ot Charles Bower,
on tho soutli by land of Ira llirdy, and on the
west by lands of Samuel C. Bower and Charles
nomlck, containing
ONE HUNDRED anil TWENTY PIVE
ACMES of LAND, more or less, whereon aro
erected a
Dwelling1 House, Barn,
and other outbuilding,
Seized, Uk n Into execution at the suit ot
Bamuel Kelchner assigned to Ktliahetb Erw no vs.
Isaac Erwlne and lllram Whltmlro, and to be sold
as tne property of Isaac Erw.ne.
ZMIR, Atty.
ALSO:
By virtue of writ ot Vend. Ex: Issued out of tho
Court of Common Pleas ot Columbia County, Pa.,
and to me directed, there will bo sold at the same
time and place tho following;
All thatjrtaln piece or lot ot land situate In
Conyngham Township, Columbia County, ra.,
bounded as follows, t3-wlt: On tho north by lot
of Daniel Campbell, on the cast by li-ndot Locust
Mountain coal and Iron Co., on tho south, by
Thomas Uvllagher, and on tho west by T.outwlne
street, containing
TWENTY-FIVE (25) FEET IN FRONT,
and ONB HUNDRED and FOUTY FEET, (140)
in aepm, wnoreon are erected a
Dwelling House. Barn,
and Outbuildings
seized, taken Into execution at the suit of
Andrew Lenthan vs Owen Cain and Catheilno
Cain, and to bo sold as the propei ty ot Owen Cain.
HARK, Atty. JOHN B. CASET,
10-3-ta. Sheriff
Sheriff's Sale.
uy virtue of writ of Lev. Fa.lssuol out of the
voun of common Pleas ot CoL Co.. Pa., and to mo
directed, thero will be sold In the Sheriffs OlUce
in the court House, Bloomburg, Pa., on
BATUKUA i, OUrOBISR 25, 1890
at io o'clock a. m., all that certain messuage,
tenement and tract ot land sltuato id Locust
Township, Columbia County, Pa., bounded and
described as follows, Mt:
Beginning at a spruce and running thence by land
ot Daniel SUne north eighty ond a half degrees.
east tot iy-six and tourtb-tcntns perches to a stone;
thencs by the same and land ot Michael Stlno. Jr.,
south nine and three quarter degrees, east one
nundred and ninety-three perches to a stone;
thence by land ot said John Brofee south eighty.
three and a quarter degrees, wctt slity-elgut and
tour-tenth3 perches to a stone on the west bank of
Mercer's Itunj thenco by land of Adam Dlmmlck,
north thlrly-two degrees west th'tteen perches to
a spruce; thence by the same five and one-quarter
degrees, west eighty and eight tenths perches
to a spruce; thence by tho same north sixteen and
a bait derrecs, east thirteen and one-tenth
rerchestoa Bpruce; thenco by tho same roith
tnirty-seren and a halt degrees, east eighteen
perjhes to a spruce; thenco by the same north
nine and u quarter degrees, cast nlno and eight
tenths perches to a spruce; tbenee by the same
north thirteen and a quarter degrees; east teu and
Uree-tentn perchc ? to a spruce; thence north ave
degrees, east twelvo and six-tenths perches to
spruce; thence north fourteen and three-quarter
degrees, west twenty-nlna ondflvo-tontbs perches
to a breast ot tho saw mill danv thence nottn
threo and a quarter degrees, west nine and tour.
tenths perches to a spruce; thence by the same
north twelve degrees, west slxty-slx and three-
tenths perches to a maple; thence by laDd ot Dan.
lei stlne north twenty-one and a quarter degrees,
east ten perches to the place of beginning, con.
talnlng
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES
and seventy Perohea of land, bo tho namo more or
less, on which is erected
A DWELLING HOUSE
Seized, taken into execution at the suit of John
Brotco, sow to the use of K reamer and Mann, and
& XL Hoaglond vs. John T. Hawk, and to be sold
as tne property ot John T, Ilrwk,
G.XVXK HiaaiNO, JOHN 1), CA8BV,
10-s-tr, Attyr. Bhertff,
FALL
GARMENTS ARESURE TO
IiEIN HAND WHEN NEEDED
BY PLACING YOUR ORDER
NOW.
THE CHOICEST OF THE
CHOICE ALWAYS GO FIRST,
AND 'PICIfS" SlADE 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.
PALL TEIEJIS
K. O. THOMPSON,
HISCUIMT TAILOR,
lurosTis,
008 Walnut Sthekt,
, l-IULADBLVl'll.
. IT. MAIER!
j
THE RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
JBLOOMSBUEfc FA.
Comes to the front with a Complete now FALL and WINTER
Overeoaits rf all Kieds Latesifc Styles
HATS ! CAPS I SHIRTS !
COLLARS AND NECKWEAR.
Traeks, Valises and Uiaderweaip
IN ABUNDANCE.
PERFECT FITTING CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Respectfully Yours,
I. MAIER.
UCsrTxie largest and choicest line of Clothing, Hats,
ing Goods in Montour and Columbia Counties, Pa. "
ark w: iikst ponors vlasters
IN TUB WOULD. ,
ThpT enre RhemnAtlim. Eldnev rIni.
Hxeksche, Flenrlty and All lunetiei
brought on by exposure or over-xertlon,
li tod null
Quick Relief from
naln.lnautoniiATmRuroBTenor'f
llisijij-(;Ai"-Hiut"A'rx.H
bcuk-cloth, tor there Is do plaster, W.c
Ilnimfnt, or lotion tbat t&al
auch complete mastery oTer lr
ALL ACHES AND PAINS.
are Parely Vegetable and llarmleaa. lleUere
imautuu j anu ucvtr inu w uiuc
flAvT. niTIf'K AVI! fiTTTlE.
Sold bj drnggtsts or mailed on receipt of 5c
0-2G-4t.
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The nndeiWBn:!, survlTlng exocntor ot tho last
will ana testament ot Kzeltlcl Cole, late ot Sugar
loaf township, In Columbia county, Fenna., now
ofTera at private sale a large body ot the most de
sirable real estate to be round in the township.
It consists of a tract ot land lying npon both
sides ot the FlshlugcreeK, and compilslng In the
whole about
28 Acres.
That poi lion of It which Is upon the west side
of the creels ha? the following improvements and
advantages, to-wit. A. large frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
formerly Kept a a notel, a Frame Building erect
ed for and occupied as a country store, a Urge
frame building erected and occurled as a tenant
heuso, and also outbuildings, Saw mill, io. Jt Is
well wooded and has a considerable quantity of
excellent fruit, it Is accessible by two publlo
roadi and a county bridge, and also by the Llooms
burg Sullivan railroad, and It contains about
111 Acres.
The remainder of the tract 1) ing upon the east
Bide ot the creek, li also access ble by two publlo
roads and a county bridge acro-sa Flshlngcreek to
the railroad. Tbo Improvements are a large barn
0., the whole tract navlng been occupied as the
homestead farm. Inls piece contains about
lO Acres.
It will be sold together or In parcels as may be
deemed most expedient. The sale will bo by the
acre. A draft of the land with the Improvements
roads. He, can be seen In Uio hands of tho execu
tor at the banking house of tho Illoom&burg Hang
ing company, where also Inquirers may learn
terms nt sale, tc.
Aug. 1-1 S0. n. V. OIIOTZ. Kieou'or,
tt' llloomsburgi ra.
Are you using the old fash
ion rubbing board in doing your
washing? It vou are it will nav
you to investigate into the mer
its oi our iNew
Alter trying it we named it
the "Lightning," because it
struck us as being the right
name for such a
Bapid Working Machine
as to the top pull swing and so
called washing machines.
CLARK F. HARDER,
Third Street,
9-ig-3m Catawissa, Pa.
TOBACCO
I Ills standard brand of plug
tobacco is acknowledged to be
the best chew and the largest
niece 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 ur saic uy aeaiers and grocers.
I
ANTED
HAllnhlA mart in wit nn. m.. ......
Block, li you want to make ironer, la's
Uf, rennanent KuiDlarmant tha v.ir
round. Adlreaa, UAY UIlOTUllItH. Nunerrmen,
Wt. ocliMr,N,y,
-:o.'
ULUTliliNU- lor
QUANTITIES OF
-:o;-
oEisriisra-i
Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
Wednesday, September 17th.
MISS H. E. WASJLEY,
Main Street,
Bloomsburg Pa.
NEXT DOOR TO I. W. HARTMAN & SONS.
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
CARPET, JJIATTIIYO,
or OIL CLOTH,
YOU WILL FIND A NICE LINE AT
W. M. BMOWHB'S
2nd Door abovo Court House
A new lot of Window Curtains received this week.
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT
BE UP
' TO
THE MARK
11
MIEDS NO LAUNDERING. OAN BI WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
JBeadly Mad Ootifadng I
Newest Styles, Latest Cute !
Lowest Prices I
:
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST STOCK
Fall and Winter Clothing for
, Men, Youths' and Children,
Ever Brought to This County.
Children's Suits of all Styles. Come and See for Yourself.
"Wq nrfi Tin1. fi(iVrSnr DtnnC- l..,x il i . . i
. -t,
just received, and more on
lllleil. nnfl WA mviln irnn Ia
from the latest styles in"Ke SeleCtl0,1S
Suits sold for $3.50 and upwards. We have nlso,
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods.
vo fhnTj1 m furnish
you tho Best Goods at Low Prices and guarantee satisfaction.
Call at once at
CORNER
WANTcID!
A aoai nu.hlm. u. . . . .
winter. Write ror full lerma Pi,,,i S.l.V..,i..lhe
P
ITWP-S'S ROLLERS.
TtUaUlUe time in om7 uiiJ. .!..,
Bona lor olroular auu prlcca toD. J. KKlIXY
Oa, N 1 8 M Polrl UU , N. Y. City. -!4.if.
stock of tlio MOST SELECT
Caps, Trunks and Gents' Furnish
CAN BE RELIED OH
TXTot to StoUt 1
JXTot to DlsOQloy 1
BBAR3 THIS HARK.
TPAOP
EU-ULOID
mark.
:o:
-OF-
uuk uiuv uro uie latest coous,
tho way. Our large store room is
mil .,.! l " , . ..
MAIN AND IRON STREETS.
are Invitril to eD trust their Inter
estato tte old eMal 'Uhfd l'atent '
'vknwiokaiuVhenck, '
Wi -I'ngn l). o.
FAUH I'OU HUNT
A farm of loo acres, witn nandsome .new house
and barn, and tupplled with abiuidant water, w 111
pe re ited at a low rent lor the term of five yeara.
to a gooa tenant who nan furnlah hu own atoclc
ndequlpmeit. The farm la in the Catawl&w
yaliej on tho Township road (romUrandontllle to
Aodenreld, two irlles from llrandonvlle and near
ilvEK1 .anor. Heferencea requested. AddrrM
"BUKi TUOUliJON, inglSier oSara
1-otUiUle, v. mot. I-V,