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WOODSMEN IN WINTER.
LTJMBERNEN of tub busquehanna
AT WORK HI THE I'OSEST.
HOW TilE BED gillllTED ntANTSM'lM. rx'ss
TI1K SIIOnT lAf3 ANl) I.ONO NK111T8 OF
Tltlitlt ItAHVKST BKA80N-TAI.KS THAO.
10 fiuw tiimk uvra.
Tho appraohing winter btinga sat
isfaction to hundrods of mon in Uio
mountains along both branches of tbo
Susquehanna who follow that most
ancient of calling B-woodoraf t. A cold
white wintet brings happiness to tho
rougg woodsmen, to whom it moans
steady work in tho forest with good pay
and plenty to eat until April nud tlion
another or so of rafting down tho
timber thus out. Tho great operations
whore acre up m aero of pine trees aro
felled and hewn aro not as numerous
as forinurly, lor each clearing means
so innoh ol tho forest gono for all time
or at least for decades, for nature can
not rcjilaoe in. a year what man des
troys is as many days. Still, although
tho output of tho West Branch timber
lands is steadily decreasing thoro yet
remains sullloient of tho old timo in
dustry to clearly portray the simple
modes and customs of thowoik and its
followers.
Tho red-shirtud giants with groat
gaudy wooleu comforters, knit by their
sweethosrts, wound around thoir necks
and with thoir leet encased in heavy
woolen stockings reaching to tho knee,
without shoe which would only pinch
and frostbite their feet, or at most
shod only yith rubber overshoes and
wearing heavy trousers supported by
another loud-colored ecarf wound twice
orthrioe around tho waist and tied
with long dangling ends, aro familiar
sights along the Susquehanna. Wheth
er hard at work felling trees in the
clearing or scatod on a log sled liko
some modern Aohilles dragging a
Hector of the forest in triumph, the
woodsman 19 ever lull 01 mo and ani
mal spirits. Eating prodigious quan
Hies 01 iooa in tho moBt primitivo
way and consuming all the liquor ho
can obtain without regard to its qual
ity tho lumberman enjoys life to tho
utmost. To pass tho long winter
ovenings wheu other resources fail he
has always two courses open to him
either to play "penny poke" or to go
to tuu noarcat, revival, tne protracted
meetings new by devout Methodists,
usually in tho publio school house and
continuing weeks, frequently months,
without cessation. And to tho credit
of tho men bo it stated that, although
gonerally holding crudo idoas of relig
ion, tne lumbermen aro most quiet and
orderly dnrine tho services and. some
times moved by the appeals of proachor
and friends, a great rough mountaineer
. may arise and approach tho mourners'
bench.
These, with an occasional chance in
tho way of a spelling bee (at which
force of circumstances compels him to
be but a spectator) or a visit to town
are his solo diversions all through tho
long winter, until spring thaws tho
rivers and melts tho ioy roads. Then
ho replaces his woolen stockings with
heavy boots, in the heels of which aro
set Bteel nails projecting half an inch
and snaipened to a point. "Uorks" is
thoir common bat inexpressive name
Tho nails are to enable tho wearer to
secure a firm footing on a rollug log,
but they sadly mar a o.upet and tho
wooden pavements of the littlo interior
towns are ritMlcd with boles. .
Armed with a "cant hsok" the
mountaineer now becomes a raftsman
and bends his energies toward getting
the timber to maket at Williamsport
or eisowhero. Tho round saw lo?s aro
simply rollod into the, stream to be
carried down by tho current, but tho
squared timber is securely bouud to
gether in platforms about twenty feet
wide and soveral of these platfoims
fastened together form a raft, familiar
to all our readers. When at last tho
raft is ready for sailing a rough board
shanty is built on it and abundance of
straw for bedding, a ehcetiron Btovo
fur cooking and a supply of food com
pletes tho outfit. Then the craft starts
merrily off for her three or four-day
cruise. It is the aume of enjnjment to
slowly glide along the river on oue of
these huge platforms observing magaifi
oent mountain soeuory which cannot
otherwise be seen, for tho streams are
not navigable for any other class of
boats. Very often a whole family will
tnako tho trip, wifo doing tho cooking
for the crow.
As may ho found overywheroa trace
of the tragio crops out frequently and
stories of trouble and sorrow peculiar
to the locality and occupation abound.
One may be recalled. A handsome
young mountaineer had wooed and
won a country maid and tho happy
pair took their tour on a raft, the
young w man'eagor to see tho groat
outside world, of which sho had hoard
so much. Tho raft had two cabins
built upon it, ono for the crew, the
other for the newly raarr od pair. Tho
second night out waB dear ar d moon
light, and tho pilot detorminod to run
on instead of tying up, as is customary.
About midnight they drew near one
of tho largest dams along the river,
and although ovcry effort was made to
get the raft close in by tho thoro so
that it might pass through the long
molined chuto provided lor the purpos
the atago of water was so groat that it
was soon seen tho raft must go ovur
the breast of tho dam. This, though
thrilling, is not necessarily a dangerous
advooturo, as very frequently a raft
will pass over with no more serious
datnago than the straining of the joints
bnt again every timber may bo torn
loose and tho tho men thrown into tho
surging waters. On this occasion the
rauman siauoueu ms initio as near
him as safety would permit, and with
anxiety all awaited tho plunge.
Slowly the long mass of timbers ap
proalhed tho booming cataract the
front section began to curve downward
nnd suddenly disappeared, the second
followed and then tho third, while tho
men on the fourth and -last could plain
ly pee tho timbers jnst ahead stand al
most perpendicular and then right
themselves. Finally tho last seotfon,
upon which wero tho brldo and her
husband, pitched over and almost in
etautly righted itself safe below, but
in that instant tbo long handlo of the
oar had swung around, dospito tho cf
forts of the men and swept tho girl
into tho boiling rapids at tho foot of the
dam. With a wild yell her husband
Bprang after her. The raft swept on
and both wero drowned, but for years
raftsmen have refused to pass that dam
alter nighwaii, and local gossips say
that in timo of Hood the fell rick of the
drowning girl can bo heard above tho
roar of tho falling waters.
Another tale in moro cheerful strain,
is told of tho great Hood of June, 1889,
which devastated the Susquehanna
valley about the sumo lime tho J onus-
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WIVL STAIN 8AHY CQAfcH AHO
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WOLT? U I1ANDOLPU. rhlld.lphl.
town calamity ocourod. A well-to-do
lesidont, wbose hoaso stood oloso to
tho river, had a beautiful danishter ' to
whom a handsomo younc lamberman
had been paying suit. For some rea
son the wooor did not find favor In the
father's eyes and he was forbidden to
communicate tvith the girl. He con
tinued his toil and patiently bided his
time. A fsw days before the flood ho
started up tho river to assist in bung
ing down a raft. Tho raft was duly
started, but the water continued to
rirto to such an extent that it was
deemed advisablo to tie up. This was
found to bo out of the question, as the
flood had covered the "snubbing poet,''
and so the raft drifted od, carried by
the current. Scores of untenanted
house 8 were passed, and they finally
approached tho home of tho young
man's sweetheart. As they drew near
they eaw the whole family upon tbo
roof frantically beseeching for rescue.
Aided by lhe current the crew guided
the raft so that it jnst scraped the eves
of the house, and with ono accord tne
victims began to leap upon the modern
ark. Tho lover, however, seeing that
his Bwretheart was safe, grasped a pike
and refused to let the lather on board,
shouting, "Will vou give mo Mary,
will you give me Maryl
A Doctor's Oonfesaion.
HE D0E-N T TAKE MUCH MEDICINE AND
ADVISES THE IlEl'ORTEK NOT TO.
"Humbug? Of oourso it is. The
so-called tcience of medicine is a hum
bntr and has been from the time of
Hippocrates to the present. Why the
biggest crank in the Indian tribes is
the medicine man."
"Very frank was the admission, es
pecially so wheu it came from one of
the biggest young physioians of the
city, one whoso practice is among the
thousands, though be has been gradu
ated but a few years," says the Buffalo
Courier. "Very cozy was his olhce
too, with its cheerful grate 'fire, its
Uueen Anne lormture, and lis many
lonnces andeasy-ohairs. He stirred the
fire lazily, lighted a fresh- cigar, and
went on."
'lake tne prescriptions laid down in
tho books and what do you find?
Poisons mainly, and nauseating stuff
that would make a healthy man anin
valid. Why in the world science
should go to poisons for its remedies I
cannot tell, nor oan I find any one who
can.'
"How does a doctor know tho effect
of his medicine?" he asked. "He calls,
prescribes, and goes away. The only
way to judge would be to stand over
the bed and watch the patient. This
caunot be done. So, really, I don't
know bow ho is to tell what good or
hurt he does. Sometiiuo ago, you re
member, the Boston Qlobs sent out a
reporter with a stated set of symptoms
He went to eleven prominent physi
oians and brought back eleven differ
ent prescriptions. This just shows
how much science there is in medicine."
There are looal diseases of various
characters for which nature provides
positive remedies. They may not be
included in the regular physician's list,
perhaps, because of their simplicity,
but tha evidence of their curative
power is beyond dispute. Kidney dis
ease is cured by Warner's Safe Cure, a
striotly herbal remedy, Thousands of
pprsons, every year, write as does l.
J. Gardiner, of Fontiac, It. I., August
7, 1890.
A few years ago I suffered more
than probably ever will be known out
side of myself, with kidney and liver
complaint. It is the old story I visit
ed. doctor after doctor, but to no avail.
I was at Newport, and Dr. ulackman
reoimmeudi'd Warner's Safe Cure. I
commerouil the use of it, and found
relief immediately. Altogether I took
three bottles, and I truthfully stato
that it cured me.
Wizard Edison's Wife.
NOT THE WOMAN VOST STORIES MAKE
HEB ,QUT.
A pretty typo-writer girl Bat at her
machine playing a wiod-lika, walln
over the key, when a quiet, serious
man in a Buit- of over-alls i stopped up
and motioned bcr to stop. The small,
wmiu nanus went uown, mo soil
1 J. . 1 1.
brown eyts wore raised, and to their
inquiring looks he asked : "Will you
bo my wife? I haven t any timo for
courtship and that kind of stuff. If
you want to gtt married, say so and,
I'll treat, you well, ' A wave ot scar.
let passed over the lovely brunette
lace, mo eyes uroppea and a very
sweet voice said: "1 would like to
think it over." "How long?" "This
evening," Hue thought about it
though affirmatively, and to-day buo is
r mi T7.i;
mrx. muuian jMiisun
AH of whioh is very pretty,
of
course, but all ot which is untrue.
It
is timo this yarn was called in.
Mr;. Thomas Edison was Miss Miha
Miller,, eldest daughter of L- wis Miller,
the millionaire mower and reaper
manmaciorer ot unto. &no is a beauty
till and accomplished lady, and it
very uoumiui wnoiner sue has ever
seen a typewriter. She certainly
never manipulated the keys of oue,
Cnlcago Mail.
The fisvott Against 'Protection."
Speaking of the results o the recent
elections, and their obvious oauses
JIarpert Weekly sayei The revoln
tiou ,of which Muejachmetts is the
chief illustration has the same tncaqing
every wnere. iuo more mo question
of what is ingeniously oallod protection
is understood, the moro unwilling are
intelligent oitiaens to sustafn qnder
that pame a system ot wgii tajation,
and to burden domestic enterprise and
industry with opurossivo imposts on
their raw material. j
DEMOujkaT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. i
Tho Last tf tho farncse.
AN H.LUSTntOUS nOMAH F.OllLY NOW E
T1N0T.
Prince Fanifso Arif Bev. who AeA
tho other day jt Oonntttniinnnlr. m
the last survivor of the illustrious Ital
ian family of Farnpoe, which has now
b come extinct. Tho h'sfory of this
great hous, dating back to tho thir
teenth oontury, hss yet lo bo written.
When given to tho world tho story will
bo found to touch upon almost overy
great moveroout of tho European
family during tho last four centuries.
Some of tho Fnrn s were about as bad
as mon oonld bo, some wero celebrated
as warriors, soiio were tho most en
lighted patroi b of thodrama and art of
their day, others wero poets or wits,
but all wero the mrst pel fret of cour
tiers. Corpulenoy was hereditary in
tbo family to tho very last. The Pal
azra Farcoie, close to the loft bank of
tho Tiber, and not. miny paces away
from tho English College at Rome, is
ono of that city's finest places. Its
foundations wero laid by Pope Paul
III., and it was completed by his
nephew. Pope Paul 111, was indeed
tho founder of this family oT,
rathr, tho builder of its fortunes for
the Farncso had been illustrious in his
tory long beforo they had given a Su
premo Pontiff to the Church. Now,
by tho death of this fat old gentleman
by the Bosphoroup, this Illustrious
family is extinct. That families fo
great as thoo should become in time
absolutely extinct is one of tho most
curious facts in sooial lii'tory.
A Bionx Bald Feared.
AN INTERPRETER SAYS THE INDIANS
ARE GETTING READY FOR WAR.
M and an, N. D., Nov. 1C. Settlers
living on tho border of tho Sioux ieer
vation'brlng stories of the arming of
Indians,' which' is'borno Out by Joseph
Bnckloy, who speaks their language,
Buokloy oamy' in to day and sajs
every Indian on trie reservation will
shortly go on the warpa'h, ahd that
they have got possession of Custer's'
rifles whioh tho United Slates Army
have never found. Local hardwarn
men have; in the last few days, sold
thoir entiro stcok of ammunition to the
Indians. Tho Indians pay if they arc
unsuccessful in tbo raid they will get
double rations and they hare nothing
to lose.
Citizens here and aettlm who are nn
protected believe that General linger
and the Indian authorities aio harbor
ing a foeling of iake seourity, and that
when too late tho number bf troops at
li-UUi -T: l ...111 L . ! J r
run xjiuuuiu win uu luureimeu.
i im iuayor ot M.touan lias culled a
meeting, and tbcWar Department will
pa asked to lurnish citizens with guns
if not with soldiers. M'anv settlers be
tween Mandan and the reservation are
abandoning their farms and ranches bo.
cause of lack of protection afforded
them by tho (iovernmont. The most
conservative feel gloomy at the out.
look.
A Oharoh' on. Wheels-
THE F0IXMAN9 UUIf.D A TRAVELLING
SANCTUARY FOR A BISHOP.
A novel creation has been completed
by tho Pullman -works; the' only
onuron on wneois in too world, it is
constructed according to the' ideas of
the Rav. William D. Walker, Episco
pal uisbop ot tne diocese of Worth
Dakotae and it-is intended for ilea in
the small' Tillages along' thu' railrb'ad-i'
in that'8cctiouTf"lb8lcountry'.
From- eaoh side, midway the' two
exttemes, is a slight projection, Gothic
in form, which rises to the height of
what is known as tho second dcok.
This, Bishop Walker says, is for tho
purpose or giving the car moro tho ap-
pearanco of a church. The car is s!x
ty feet long and ten feet wide. Its in
tmr is finished in oak, after the
Gothio style. At ono end is a room
devoted to the Bishop's use. The
maia body of tha oir toitaing a oh an
eel, altar, lectern, baptismal font, a
Bishops chair and a cabinet oigan.
There pre seats for savinty people.
"i ti'flt oinceived the id a.' said
Bishop Walker, "about six years ago,
when 1 began mv labors in the dii ojse
of North Dakota. Thoro are a number
of littlo towns now praotically barred
from churoh privilecres- It is for
these people that the ohurch on wheels
has been constructed, It is not pos
sible to assign a missionary or .rector
to these towns. . They are too small to
support one. My cathedral car is by
no means denominational.'1 JV. T.
York.
Sot Able To Walk, "
I was confined to my bed for six
months with Rheumatism, not ubo to
walk a step. All of the remodtes usually
prescribed for this disease havinc been
employed to no effect, I commenced
taking S. S. S. I have now taken 11
bottles of this excellent medicino and
am on my feet, attending to all my
house work as of yore. 1 feel that I
cannot sufficiently express my thanks
lor the Danetit 1 have received from
tho ueo of this medicine.
Mrs. M. A. Woodward,
Webb City, Mo.
(E PRESCRIBES IT.
I have used S. S, S, for Btood Dis-
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it is recommended to be. I heartily
recommend it to any ono needing a
blood puriuer.
O, B. Tuoutman, Drug Clerk,
Oakland Citv. Ind.
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lalkipa; necemry. Wherever ifaown, erery one wanlt to pur.
ehatfi. ARrnta uke thouianda of order wftb rapidity never
berureknown. Oreat proUta await every worker, A rent, ara
making fortune, Ijulleainaaa a much aa men. You, reader,
a n do aa wall aa any one. Full InfonnaUon and term fret?,
to ISoee who write for aame, with particular and term for our
Family Blblea, Hooka and Periodical, After you know ulL
ebouldyou eonctude to fono ftirtber, why no barm la done.
Addrwa kU C ALLEN 4 CO Aouvita, MaixK.
Jan. t8-90-ly.
M MEN ONLY!
tor tuai cr Faixirtu manhoodi
Qeatral and NEEVOOS DEBILIT Y(
Wctkneiiof Body and KJndt Effect
of ErroraavRvnaaaAB tn ftld n Vn.n
Bebott, Sable MAkllOflnfolly KeetAred. Ilewtoealanre a ad
Btreef tkenrTKlK, Uk DKTKLOP8D0K0AK8A PARTS OF flODY
Akeolutely tnralll 1I0HK TKBiTHkST-IleaeBle U day.
Men tetllfy frera 10 Stale and Paralyn Couatrlea. Writ than.
Peaeriptl'o l)wk, eiplaBBlleu d proof mailed (aeatedirr.
"df ERIC M EPICAL CO., BUFFALO. N V.
BLh'
Oue
eacie
the or
unequalfd, and to introduce out
uperior irood we will tendrKll
tooio rnoii In cacb locaUty,
M4bova, Only tboeowbo write
tout at once ran make aura ol
tbe rbance. All you bave lo da lq
return ta to how our f oo4 tA
tboe whorell Tour neifhbori
nd tb around you. The be
ftanlnp of thla advertisement
ahowa tbe email end of tha Ule
B world. Our facllitie are.
ieop. Tha foUowtnf cut (trci tbe appearance of It redmced to
bout the fiftieth part of It bulk. It It a rraod, double ilia tela
u.nn, ! to tarrr.Wa will alio ahow von how Ydu
tan mate rrom motui ii
Mt etperleoee. Hetter write at one. We par all esprete chart.
DEAF!
ME88 A Ktl HOIttt CHIflbT
1'cck'. IhVlamLK TUiulia 11k
CUSH10KS. WhliMr. kurd. Coin.
Ctrtkbu. ha..Mir.ik,r.ii iu.diMrii. b.ub, r. uisrnx.
wi,.(iar'.7lK.Ilk. IVrll.r.r b..k r fmb N1U.
11-7 d-4t.
K
IPP & PODMORE
AltCniTEOTS,
Ostsrhoot Bnitmso, Wllkesbarre, Pa,
Branch Office. Hloomsburp. Pa., with
Jtto. SI. Clark, Att'y. & Counsollcr.
1 .ifir
PENSIONS FOR ALL.
TUB OLD HELIAUI.E AOEN'OV,
WR NKyElt PAJL OP SUCCESS',
ReGCat acta ftfGonsrrPssi Rvtimrl thn hHi.flla nr
tUe penslm laws to all DisaUlea soldiers, no mat.
ter whetUer thlr dlsibllltlea wero Incurrea In
the army or sIqco ataohirge.
Kvery soldier's wliow, who Uas to work for a
living, and his inlno culldren, and tha parents ot
all unmarried volunteers wuo dial in the servloe.
It now la need, can get pensions. Address with
Btamp tor return postage, a. U EBKltll AHT,
. Aityat-uaw,
ll-14-lt. Beaver Falls, lleaver Co., l'a.
A riI?'Tn''C;'0r "r. TAl.HAfJK'H new
fl VI 1 j 1 1 1 a
lUoolr, covering bu Ute's work
THrjtofJ nd groat trip "To, Through, and
W aiiltQ From tho CUrlst-Laod ." entitled
"From Manger To Throne."
EmOraclntf a New Llf of Christ, and a Story of
Palestine and lis l'eople, Illustrated with over 401
woodertul engravings m Hcenerv In Holy Land,
copies ot old masters, and lamom plctgres from
tbeLacdandTlmesoftbs tiavlour, also a grand
picture of Jerusalem on tha day of the cruclflxlon,
fn 1! colors and 10 IU In length. This Is Dr. TAl,-
mamis'b mo worn una 111s Krenosi, dook. uraers
are now nourlnif In from ail parts of the civilized
world, you U1 never have another Ilka it. 1,.
ooo.OPO coplos win bo hoI 1 the ilrst jear. Agents
shoi Id drop allelo and becuro territory, riucu
changes come only onco In a Ufelline. Kscluilvo
territory given-fun protection. Tne most re.
markable and wonderful ot all books about tho
Lands, limes ad If opto ot the lilble. us lo
work now and J ou will make hundreds ot dollars.
Territory going with a rush; act now; no capital
needed. Name territory jou want, and wrlio at
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING qo ,
S041 Market btreot, J'llILAPELl'IIIA, PA.
ji.i.vi.
QHA.TEFUL COMFOHTINO.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BRB&KFAHI
"llrathorousbknowledgaotthe natural law
which govern tbo operations of dlgestloa and
nutrition, and by a careful aDDlleatloo ot the tine
nronertlea ot well-selected cocoa. Mr. Kodilds
provided our breakfast tables with a dsllc iwly
uavortxi uoveragu wuicu may Bave us many neavy
doctors' bills, ft Is by the ludlcl0U3 uso ot such
articles 01 met tnat a constitution may uo graauai
ly built uo until Blrom? enough to resist every ten.
dency to disease. Hundreds ot Bubtlo maladies
are noatlng around us reidy to attack wherever
there la a weak point. Wo may escape many a
tatal abaft by keeping o'lrselvos well f orlltjel with
uro blood and a nrouerly nourished framo."-Cfrll
irvloe OaifM. Made simply with boiling water
ur mn.. Doia omy in nan ihjuuu uos, uy ijrocerv,
JA.ill'.H HITS A- CO., lIotncDDatblnChonl.U,
ll-si'it, Loo4on, ICngland,
SALES ME
WANTED
local' or
I
TRAVELING
in bII nn Uiina tltrvtr U.U.u
and
tjw. uva vui fiu ; uvu i o uaiuu tiu(
CI1AHK UII0T11KIH COMPANY,
JiociiCfcter, N,y,
III
R
lon orlt,a"?tnen 'or our fbotoo Nursery
auieastock. salary and expenses or
', ctiKK Co., Munerymen, UoctieaWr. H v 7
mmmm
RAILROAD TI1IS TABLES.
gLOOUSUUitO&BULMVAN It. It.
i-aaing euect mumuay, novemdeii 17, 15W.
80TJT1I. NOltTH.
Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv.
nioomsbure, sa 13 10 T 15 9 35 I SJ 111
MalD StMVlt ....... 1. 1. IU T IY7 R J9 I 11 .4
lrondale...... 8 ie 12 0) 7 M 8 45 S 45 IN
l upi'rmill..,, 0 R3 11 63 o 56
Ughtstreet e 05 11 411 13
orangevlllo e M 11 88 e 41
forks, 5 4 11 7 :3
Zaner's 5 ii 11 21 8
1H1M IK
8 Mi 2 66 7 0
05 8 07 1 10
9 15 3 17 7 20
9 SO 3 SO 7 14
9 97 8 55 7 9)
wnton,. ........., B 8 II 04 8 IS V 37 3 33 1 89
Edsona, 5 33 11 04 II 9 41 S 38 7 41
Uoleacreck,, .... s ito 11 03 a 09 9 41 a 42 7 43
jUtfurlOar a 15 l (7 6 03 9 48 8 49 T (2
JuiiWH.er....H.... a 77 11 i 6 85
Lauoacna, ts n 10 51 8 ro ts 8 60 7 57
LOUtraL 603 10 43 563 10 03400 807
iiuuisun Lily.... 5 00 1Q 40 6 60 10 10 4 U5 8 10
i-T. i.t. i.t. Ar. Ar. Ar
r. ic, i. m. 1. m. 1. M. r. m. p. M.
T""ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
j s
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
BTATIONS.
NORTH,
NORTIICMBIRLiND. , . .
Cameron
r.v. r.11,
6 40 1 60
565 ....
A. 11. A.M.
10 00 615
Chulaskr
10 15 630
uanvilio 0 03 8 11
catawlasa 25
10 19 ....
I0S 6 41
10 43 6 68
unpen. , 30 9 80
liloomsburg a 86 9 35
ROT",-.:'. '
Lima lUdge.. 6 50 ....
Willow Grove. R64 ....
Brtarcroek. 63 ....
Uerwlck 705 2 69
lleachUaven vu
ltlck'sKerry 718 ....
shlckshlnuy..... 7 so 8 20
Iluniock'a. 743
Nantlcoko. 7jo 8 86
Avondele 754 ....
Plymouth n 769 3 45
Plymouth Junction....... 801 ....
Kingston 808 3 63
Uennctt.... 819
Maltoy 617 . .
Wyoming ,., 821 4 01
West Pituton B27 4 06
Plttston 8 83 4 11
Lackawanna 8 40 . .
Taylorvlllo- 8 48 ..
Bellevue. sm ....
SORANTOH 9 00 4 23
10 60 7 05
10 57 7 12
1105 tm
1112 7 SI
1116 731
1120 735
1121 7 42
11 34 7 49
11 88 765
11 48 806
11 63 8 17
12 06 8 24
12 10 8 28
1215 8 33
13 20 8 84
12 27 8 45
12 81 8 49
12 85 9 63
12 40 8 58
12 43 9 03
1253 9 09
101 917
109 9 25
115 9
120 9 85
STATIONS.
r. x. r.M
P. M. P. U
BOOTH.
SCK1NT0H. 6 10 9 50
l.U. A.M. P.M. P. H
1 63 6 20
"eilO'UO. 01s yes
Tnylorvllle 620 moo
Lackawanna 1.,, 6 23 1003
Plttston. 6 84 1016
w est Plttston. 6 43 1023
Wyoming.. 6 47 10 27
?,!!&?. 651 1030
Bennett. e65 10 81
Kingston. 663 1083
Plymouth Junction. 7 05 10 42
Ejouth 710 10 47
Avondala.. .. 714 1051
Nantlcoke 719 1055
Hunl0Ck'8 7 26 1102
shlckshlnny 737 nig
!.IicltSerrr 765 US'
Boach Haven 8 01 1184
Berwick sot 1140
Brtarcreck 813 .
JY!i'5?.!.,r0Te- 814 5
Umellidgo 8 20 11 54
S?Pyi 820 12 01
liloomsburg 8 82 12 06
Jfupert 8 37 122
Catawlasa. 842 13 17
cSSffiy::::::'::::-:::::: ' I?.34
Cameron 907 ia'41
NOEinOMBKBLiND 9 23 13 65
.... 6 25
2 02 6 30
2 10 6 87
2 18 8 45
2 24 6 66
229 665
.... 6 69
2 87 7 03
3 40 7 07
3 45 712
2 50 716
2 65 7 21
3 59 7 25
3 06 7 43
8 20 7 65
3 31 8 07
3 40 8 13
3 47 8
3 53 8 97
3 67 8 81
4 02 8 35
4 09 8 41
4 15 8 47
4 22 8 62
4 2S 8 57
4 46 916
4 51
5 00 9 23
5 15 9 45
P. H. P. II.
".H..ui, tiwiuu, vyurry, ana uno,
W. F. HALTJTilAD, Oei. Man.,
scranton. l'a.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
T-M
TIME TABLE.
in enact NOV21 ispo Trataa leave Sanban
,U,.frJ... 7iala A ("ally oxcent SunrHv.
i?uSS.. J, ute.medlate statfon,'.
7Vn" f""""Pnias.i5. m.: Nowvnrt'
w.uuu. ui.: uaiLlmora. s in r . . ' t"v. -r"
Phi" i-StSStb; Uwae$t 00Mes to paii4al'
fwin , . S'. ..'it" "'i. fuuaaelDh a
to PhlladernhlartSL;r'nr"-J'."v. w. rarraoai
aelpmaand BalumS"1- """ " ra,la-
remain in stt niSPS?!P ean
bur, 1 &.SkdV&-. U) for' Harris-
WKSTWAKU.
nSalfas&.oisl1"'0' M UaTea
.i '-,.--,.:.L dally exj'pt sun-
tionV h hS.T-ir,SS." hJlntermeautesia,
ih. jiuiiu auaniagara irallawltli
aud i-arioncar 8to' iiSf.Si0 Kaae"bd KowneetS
thMugn imebenger coaches to Kenovo aidllnTlra.
rUaU'rfSS PKOM THt
Train IE laavea Now york tin i,.
luilttdoipnia 4.au a. m. Balllmore ' Lu l m f'
af ma.rS' dally ""vlug'at BuwSyio:
Train 11 leaves
522 fflaar
minburv miT m 1 Dunaay) arnvtng at
. Train 21 leaves Mnvrn,t n,, ..
m. Phlladelphlaiia p. m. Washington 3 So o m
Train 9 lejves New York 6.30 p. m., Phlladelnhla
4.2u p. m., Wasulngtou, 7.4'J p. m!T Baltimore Vl i ii
P-l. Wally except Saturday.) aYrlTingM sun?
bury, 2.01 a. in. wiih Pullman sleepinlr care Mri
inore. una unit.
Praia 3 loavea New York 8.00 D.m Ihiu,ii
phla, n.25 p. m. i WoshlngiVnlt ood m itm
PA&l lS,a alSe k
passenger coache. tt5a Phllade.puSH,'1.
H!ffi;:,'KV.T.r'"'uAu,(,
AlJally except auuuay.)
Train, II leaves Sunbury 6.35 d. m. rnM
Vlng at Bloom Ferry 4.84 p. m., sunbury S p. a-
SUNDAY TItiraa.
rmncBVoloTVTukVaS
, 1 1 , u I. tirtnt . ..
Oen. Manager. (Jon. Paasenger Agt.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
liAlLHOAD.
ON AND APTBK Nov. 16 M
TltAlNS LKAVK BLOOMMIUKQ aa follows:
(. uu a..inm, o:iu a. m., 3;I8, 11:00 p.
For IAtanfaQ fl.ru a.tn .... - .
6:30 p. m. ' ' m- :00
0:ril1rlu!::O5,e:,0ll'!lS8-m-' K:ak M6, 6.-00,
TltAlNS KOH BLOOMSUUltQ
leavu New York via Philadelphia 7:45 a. m 4-on
p. m. and via Kaston 8:45 . m. J V m mJ-
Leave Philadelphia Kkoo a. mllWa, , A. .
Uve Heading 11:60 a. m.7:tJp,'
Leave PottsviTie 13:0 p, (n.
Leaye Tamiuiiu 1:21 a. m. 9:18 p. m.
Leave V, llllamaport 9-30 a. m, lis p. m.
li&p,em ataW,8aa 7:00 8:40a- m' :! MO
MmRoW 'MTl Ml.
Vor Baltimore Washington andlhe Went vi
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Pier 7. cheVrnnt m.,.
flfhart, and South street Wliarit nc"tnut Btrce'
... . . ATUXTIO CITT.
p Vjeek dars-Kxpreaa, 9.00, , m. 2:00, too,
Accommodation, 8.00 a. m. too. n. m
BITUamnO, UiVI ATUMTIO PIT?.
awl 4:30 p,m; K, .
ta.
A. A. .MCLEOD. SifilEF2l,
LOOKH BACKWA1B
FOR THE LAST
40
WW
IT IS A SATISFACTION
Clothing i Establishment
OF
D LOWENBEBGt
Still leads in the
Still leads in the
Still leads in the
WHILE
erekatft Tailoring a-
Is always full of the Latest and
Domestic uoous made up
PERFECT SATISFACTION
WHOLESALE
$rWr;o, (DanA(J'; Fvo'ty an Ij.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agenta of the following brands ( Cigan :
Honry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princooa, Samson, Sflvor Ash.
Any arrder for Fcttirali will be aupplicd with tbt Lomt Martxt Pricra, n idaaaaai I
Orattej, Lemony, ream NJ.
54 BtisanMs. PeanMU.
-i Eli5h WaWtMij, fop
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
g. 6. Robbies,
Foreign and Domestic
ANt
JOBBER
BLOOMSBURG PiL.
III tlUrcliaKilllT llOUfO hnlll llPPPOuilioa It !a mi.n n I, ,,.. . ..i. .... .1... vi.i
is the best, it will bo tho olieapcst m tho end. A good articlo ia always a
4 woo of pleasure. J. SALTZER has won a wide reputation for ur lling cood
goods at low prices. He buys direct from tho manufacturers, and can fell first
class aooua uueaner than can lm oliinino.l nican.t,orn n.
- . .
articles add prices.:
Sewing Machines of three grades,
V the New dome Sewing maohino
1 awer drop leaf, all attachments,
10.50 to $00.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards,
btandard Rotary, $40 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Have received the acrencv for tho
Distin Cornet, the beet cornet in the
A good assortmi nt of violins, guitar,
accordeons, drum", flutes, f5ffS"and all
of musical inirnmenU. Tha best of
for violinB. ciiltare. banloa. vinllnr-i.lln
bass violins. Acent for Butterick's
pauern-oooK ana lasnion sheets.
Pianos, omans n 1 SiuririT mi nhinoa n,.i,i nn . ..
discount for cash. vu 'uuu"ly menls' li0
Do not gend eisowhero, but call and see tho stock of your homo dealer
who is always with you, and can give you any information or inaUaotioB . apoa
any instrument vou inav Dorohase. ' iruoiion upon
w w w -
J. SALTZER,
Musical liistruiiieots awf Scwioff Machines
WAREROOMS
TO KNOW THAT THE
Latest Styles,
Largest Stock,
Latest Novelties.
THE
Largest Stock of Imported and
by .Experienced Workmen.
ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
DEALERS IN
ttnoni Jr
w" v ... v, ijin, liUU '11 L BU1UU UI LI1U
Estoy Piano, 350 to $G0.
Steck, $375 to SC00.
R. Iii Bent & Co., S250 to $400.
Brown & Simpson, 250 to 400.
Estry'Organs, SS90 to $175.
Miller organs, 875 to $150,
United States organs, $125 to $175.
Cliioigo Cottago organ, $90 to $140
Worcester organs, $75 to $150.
Paris organs, $60 to $100.
Celebrated White Sewing Machines $:
to $05.
New Domestic Sowing Machines, $33
to $75,
niado
Co., 3
from
Unnnn.
world.
banW
kinds
strlr,
In,i ."JK
patterns, siaH
SiSk
PA
A-5-1
1: sjsr-'ymk
ran rWi itrt 1 f'r-,-
a r44