THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOukaT. BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.1
The Columbian
J. X. BlUtnbeaier., f B10"'
BLOOMSBUttG, PA,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1890.
Senators Cameron aud Quay recnt
ly had an Intorviow at Washington,
and thoy unanimously agree that the
Legislature is suro to re-elect the
formor- Docs Quay want to spoil his
colleagues ohauoest
THE OOUNTY ELfiOTION.
fho matter of the general eloo
Hon of 1890, looally cons'uloro.1,
may properly bo disposod of and
dismissed for history, when tho rosults
are compared with those of formor
vears. and tho procross of opinion and
electoral action in tho county thus indi
cated, shall bo sot lorth.
Bjforo tho eroction of Montour, Col
umbia County at a full olcotion had at
tained toademoorat'o majority of 1000,
slightly exceeding that majority at tho
gubernatorial and prosiuontiai elections
of 1844. Whon Montour waa erected
Bho carried off 500 of that majority,
leaving tho majority iu this oouuty
Btaodtntr at about 1100. Hits was n
largo majority for a small county and
justified tho political soubriquet appli
cd to us, of "The Star of the North."
But tho majority has ainoe grown in
proportion to the voto polled, and in
absolute matmitude, to tho mag
nificent futures whloh tho rccont
eloolion returns present. Tiiat growth
continued even durinc tho war, as was
illustrated by the fact that tho soldier
vote of 180 1, from this ooftnty, (unlike
that of almost every other county in
tho Statc,)exhibited a demooratlo pre
ponderance. But prior .to ',he presont
vear the hishest maiontr civon at
test election, was given to Hano jck in
1880, being over 2300. Tho presont
yoar tho democratic majorities tor
Lieut, Govornor and for Secretary of In
tenia! affairs Barclay, reached nearly
2700, while that for Pattison boomed
up to 2800, being an increaso approach-
ine 500 over any tormer example.
Upon the proportionate voto the re
sult is equally remarkable. Omittng
fraotione, tho Delamater voto wa3 2000
and the Pattison voto 4800- tho demo
cratic voto beini; two to one, and 800
to spare
Of tho 07 counties of tho State, Col
umbia ranks Tourth in its doraocratio
majority, bointr exceeded only by tho
great counties of Berks, Northampton
and York; excluding a a exceptional
vote reported for tho present year,'
for Schuylkill and Lehigh, and in its
proportionate vote, as between parties,
it is oxoeeded only by ono or two of
its sister counties.
During the period of time re
ferred to there has been no con
siderable increaso of voters from
abroad, except in the Centralia district
and ono or t-o other points in tho
county. The crowth and increase of
political power for the domocraoy, has
been, therefore, apon native elements
of population by conversions from the
opposite party and by young men oom
ing of age, and it is a remarkable fact
that tho county has gonerally given her
pest majunuui in luu wujbii ui juain
when disaster fell upon the party in
the state and throughout tho oountry,
Onr Herman and aaotoh-lrish oonu
lation hivo remained firm in political
conviction and steadfast in tho wont
of times.
Wo havo fortunately esoaped politi
cal dobauchment with consequent weak
ness, resulting from largo money ex
penditures upon elections. State com
mittecs have rarely contributed to our
local cxpeDse, aud as a rale, candidates
have not been profuse in outlay to
secure success. It may bo added, that
while the party has had leaders men
to think, write and speak for it it has
not been subjected to tho domination
of bosses, nominations for office have
commouly been made by tho free, un
controlled action of tho people, and
have not been dictated to them
or manipulated for them. Of course
difficulties have ariseD, sometimes from
over-zeal of candidatoa, or from selfish
ambition, bat upon the whole fair play
has been the rule and not tno excep
tion In party action. Nor is it to bo
overlooked thit just and reasonable
rules for tho making of nominations to
office, have prevailed amongst us. liy
a special oounty convention called for
the purposo about l'U years ago, a coo
of rules for nominations rvas adopted
which subsequently has . been, from
time to time amended, and now consti-
' tates, perhaps tho best nominating
aystem in forco in tho state. It may
not bo perfect, but it has doubtless
contributed largely to party harmony
and success.
Upon tho whole therelore, there was
cood cause for tho domocraoy celebrat
ing the splendid victory whioh thoy
aohieved in our county. Of thirty
election districts in tho County twenty
nine return democratic melontios, loav
inn West Berwick standing solitary
and alone on the opposite side! And
when in addition to our satisfaction
over tho local result, wo turn to tho re
salt in our stato and elsewhere, our
feelings rise to hopefulness and confi
denoe in tho future of ou,- groat party
and of our beloved country, which that
party is so well fitted to guide in tho
waya oi prosperity uuu jjuuuc.
O. R. Bockalkw.
John Q. Fkeeze,
Lumber Saved From the flood,
winilTTFIVK l'EU CENT. OF ALL THE
LOQS SWEPT AWAY WAS CAUGHT.
Tho Lumberman's Exohango have
compiled statistios relative to tho logs
swept away by the groat flood of June
1, 1889, wuiou snow a remarKauio
Btato of facts. Tho logs that went
astray on that memorable) day aggre
gated something over 200,000,000 feet,
a greater portion of which was carried
into Chesapoak Bay. Tho committee
of tho exchange, to which was on
trusted tho great work of collecting
this timber, hayo succooded in saving
180,000,000 feet, thus reducing Hie
aotual loss to tha owners of not nioro
than fifteen per cont. Of these logs
67,000,000 floated Into tho bay, where
they wero gathered up and sawed CO
000,000 foot wero gathered upon the
banks of the river between Loyalsock
and Havre do Grace, nnd tho remaind
er between Williamsport and Loyal-
8Thii r-Cfrd exoeeds anything of the
ilnd ever known iu the hUtory of
IW'sylvauta lumberii. , operators,
The gumUniuu on whom devolved the
creator portion of tho work wore J.
Henry Ooohrano and FJotchor Colo-jnan.
B. K. JAMIB0N & 00. FAIL.
OKNEIUI, ASSIGNMENT TO CRKD1TOM.
1). K. Jamison & Co., button, of
Fifth and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia
closed tlioir doors last Friday, being
unablo toimcet thoir obligation!. Tho
firm consists of B. K. Jamison, J. II.
Kershaw. P. J. Kolloy. W. M. Stow
art and A. J, Plumor. Col. Jamison
well known all ovor tho state. Ho
has driven all over tho country in his
iamous coach, tho "Katnbler.' Several
times ho has visited Bloomsburg. Somo
of tho members of this firm were largo-1
ly interested in tho Bloomsburg A Sul-
Ivan It. It. tympany, and owned a
l.irgo tract of timber lands on the
Worth Mountain. Tho failure will in
no way affoot tho Railroad Company.
An assignment has been mado of
all their property to Samuel G. Thomp
son of Philadelphia.
Tho failure was owing to tho panloky
feeling of tho past month, whloh caus
ed a goaoral withdrawal of funds by
customers and correspondents, whioh
n the present stringent condition of
tho money market tho bank was unable
to stand. This lirm has enjoyed a long
honorablo and hitherto successful busi
ness career, and nothing of a dishonest
character is ascribed to tho failure.
Col. Jamison thinks that with fair
treatment by thoir credti'ors thoy may
bo able to resunio business.
They Are Liable-
The doctors are all liablo to bo mis
taken. Thoy wore !n my case. ItcoH
me $200,00. because they said I had
Heart disease, and then told mo I moot
die. Graudmother said it was Liver
complaint, and 2,00 worth of Sulphur
Dittora cured mwmn Jfoor, mock-
port, Mas). 11.23 2-t.
00URT PS00EEDING8-
Court opened on Monday morning
Decouber 1, at 10 o'clock, it being the
regular term of court, Hon. Ou. lv.
Ikelor, President Judge, Associate
Judge M. W. Jaokeou on the bonch,
Judge Murphy arrived in mo aiior
noon.
A. J. Derr and J. TJ. Kurtt were ox-
ensed as grand jurors.
Uonstablts called and grand jury
sworn, uarnoy ioyio appomtea lore-
man of nrand jury.
John N. Uordon appointed tipstau
to tho grand jury.
N. 1. Fowler appointed extra lip-
ptaff in court room.
Commonwealth vs. John Creber,
fornication and bastardy, trno bill,
Commonwealth vs. W. S. Shaffer,
nol pros allowt-d,
Auditors reports were connrmea
nisi in tho following ostates : Mary E.
Snvder. William Johnson, John P.
Uraig, Anna J, ijooicatt, oimon reuer
man, Philip Appleman, Jacob Klingsr
man: W. C. Hartman.
Bottler license of 1'etor Uross de
ceased, transferred to Phillipa Gross,
P. A. stroup. supervisor oi Hem
lock entered into his own recognizance
in $100 for appearance at next session,
Tho roads complained ot in this case
are undergoing repairs and tho case
was ooutmued for this reason.
Report of commissioners on the di-1
vision of Sugarloaf townBbip into two I
election districts confirmed nisi.
Exceptions filed to road in Main
near James Keifer's.
Commonwealth vs. Geo. E. Dyer,
true bill on seoond count.
Register's accounts confirmed nisi.
Exceptions filed to first and final ac
count ot u. w. -muer, executor oi
Magdalena Bredbenue..
Report of viowers assessing dam
acres and contributions upon tho open
ing of North street in the town of
a oomsburg. hicu.
Edward E. Kalston appointed guard
ian of Wilbur mshar.
Salo ordered in eatato of Clotworthy
Fisher.
Marv Dodson vs. Wilson A. Dodson,
dviorce decreed on payment of oosls.
Report of salo in estato ot samuel
Freas confirmed nisi.
Inquest on body of C. F. ulark ap
proved.
Tho following roads confirmed nisi :
Pine near Fans' lane; Conyngham
township. Briarcreek near W. S.
Heck's house ; Briarcreek near bouse
of Susan and Conard Marklo.
Iuqu.st on body of John Shoemaker
approved
Heport in sale of Daniel Gearhart I
confirmed uisi.
Q. W. Budman vs. Annie M. Bad
man, divorce deoreed.
Tho followiug widows appraise
ments confirmed nisi : K-itato of David
Lewis, estate of Daniel Gearhart, estate
of Aaron Hess.
J. li. Fowler, J. W. Vannatta, E.
S. Werkheiser, R. G. F. Kashinka and
R. R. Ikeler oxoused as inrors,
Commonwealth vs. John Creber,
oase tried, verdict, cuiltr.
Commonwealth vs. Geo. E. Dyer,
case called, defeudant does not answer,
recognizance forfeited.
Bond of O. II. Campbell, Register
and Recorder, approved.
Commonwealth vs. Miohaol Mo
Donauch. sellmtr liquor without li
cense, defendant pleads guilty. Sen
tonoed to undergo imprisonment in
countviail for threo montliB, pay a
fine of 8500, costs of proscoution.
The court made the following order i
Now, Deoember 2, 1890, it is ordered
and directed that live hundred sonor,
intelligent and judioious persons be
selected with duo diligence alternately
from the wholn qualified clt'otors of
the county ot Columbia, to sorve as
jurors in the eoveral courts of tho
oounty for the year 1801, and that
their names bo plaood in tho jury
wheel according to law.
Commonwealth vs. Ellen Shoemaker,
assault and battery, case called, verdict
not cuiltv, prosecutrix and defendant
oaoh pay half the costs.
(Jommonweaitti vs. james dimmer -
... T
man, nol pros allowed on payment of
costs,
Commonwealth vs. John B. Bluo,
defendant eoterod into rcoognnance
for his appearance at thii court iu tho
sum of 8600. Samuel Bluo, bail.
Commonwealth vs, Geo. E. Dyer,
nol pros allowed,
W. D. Beokley continued as auditor
in estate of Jacob Yohe.
1 1 ul mo & Housekneoht vs. J, J.
Brink and Caroline Brink. Writ stay
ed, liei to remain, and rulo granted to
bIiow canso why judgmeut shall not bo
striokon off.
Geo. E. El well continued as auditor
in estato of Mary M. Snyder.
L. E. Waller continued as auditor in
estato of Wm. Hippenstoel.
O. E. Gever appointed auditor in
estato of Ann Young.
Estato of Elizabeth Hawk, rule on
heirs to arcop. or refuse real estate
at tho appraisement.
Ulmstoad vs Ulmstead, C. E. Guyer
appointed commissioner to take testi
mony. Kutatu of Andrew Runyan, rulo to
ehow oauso why the confirmation of
galo of real estate shall not be stricken
UAtARRh
MarttMtnl u ul
U faanrfora mih be rt4 k tool
eep!lefta. It rtsjairo nuIMmiI
tmT Mw ate tomtvffit, vMeX,
V?U In i HO Uo, mttntm she
afcqswlly rtlrt mhm Ml jrmtlM tke
Mt ees Mmuiol m,
teiui mt ?! twttr to to iwm
I Heed's larMpam a nmiotf Ut
ttartn irsss Vm nmnnm U tatted.
Hood's tiwsaiBuma ab Vslldi up ae waole
y1i, ai tnkM 7 istl tnmt U
health ud treugtfc.
M. B. It tab. so nr item.
tiuu ev isi kt taunted mv ray Dmi.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
IOO Deaea On Dollar I
Order of Bale o l' tifd in fstato of
Isaao Waancr. A-sm B'a'p rf Em-
mor Doitrick, rule to tlrike off couliriL-
atlon ot sale of piece No. 1, and piece
No. 0, and to oontinuo order of sale.
Rulo mado absolute
Bridge in Greenwood over Muddy
Run near ClArk Merrel's continued to
next term.
Road in Jackson and Benton near
Goo. Heath's, order continued to next
term.
Commonwealth vs Jaoob A. Robbing
case tried, verdict not guilty,
Commonwealth vs Mtohael McMana
mln. Defendant entered into reoogni
zance for oppcaranco at next sessions,
in $2000, Mary MuManamm, bail.
frivato sale ordered in estate of
Andrew Freas.
Court sentenced John Crebrr to ray
a fine of $25 and costs, $20 lj ing in
expenses, and $48 for support of ohil-l
io present and ifi.uu a week to Jennie
Ipher, mother of tho child, and give
bond to overseers of poor of Hemlock
township.
Nathan Tnbba appointed guardian
of Geo. M Kaao, minor child of Peter
Kaic.
Commonwealth vs. Noll Stroup and
Mrs. Forney. The court filrd tho fol
lowing paper : Now Doo. 3rd, 1890.
Alter due'oonsideration given to the
petition of a large number of very re-
speotable oitizons of tho town of
Bloomsburg, praying for the rcduotion
of tho sentence of Nell Stroup, and
both sho and Mrs. Samuel Forney hav
ing been oommitted for the same of
fenoa and having at tho same term of.
sentence each applied for a reduction
thereof, the sontcnoo of oaoh is reduo
cd six months, hereby directing their
terms of imprwonmeut to end and ex
pire on Friday the 12th day of Decem
ber A. D. 1890, at 12 o'clock noon.
Br the Coobt,
Commonwealth vs Geo Chromis. re-
oognizanoo for-feitod to be respited on
his appearance at uoxt term.
uommonwealth vs .Edward Yeager
recognizanco forfeited.
Commonwealth vs. Tony Bash, col
pros allowed,
What the Bleotlon Meant-
bknatob oablisle thinks tub pxoput
DNDEBSTOOD THE IUVK-
The force and significance of thu
popular rebuke cannot be weakened by
the claims set up since tho election that
the tariff aot has been misrepresented
and its injurios effect upon the people
exaggratcd by the arguments of its
opponent and by the action of mor
ohanla and others in taking immediate
advantage of the prospective increase
in prices. The purpose of the law, even
if it had not been a vowed by its auth
ors and supporters, is perfectly plain,
and its effect upon the cost of living
and upon the markets in which our
principal surplus products are sold oan
be foreseen with almost absolute cer
tainty. The aot was condemned by
the peoplo because they fully under
stood it, and not beoauee thoy were de
ceived in regard to it. The great mass
of produoers in this oountry are in no
way oenemed by a tantt, and they do
not beliove they onght to bo taxed
merely for the purpose of starting some
new private enterprise, or for the pur
pose of increasing tho profits of old
ones , nor do they think it wise or just
to cut their products off from tho
great markets of the world in order to
give somebody else eioluuivo control
of their marketa at home. Bat the
tariff sohedules were only parts of the
scheme to tax the whole people for the
benefit of a few. Pnbl;o money, raised
by taxation, is to bo gratuitously dis
tributed in tee form of bounties and
subsidies to the manufacturers of do-
mestio sugar and to individuals and
corporations owning steamships en-
gagod in foreign trade, while the peo
ple wno are engaged in other pursuits.
equally useful and meritorious, aro to
struggle on as best they can, without
aid of any kind from the government.
To say nothing of the iojustioo of tho
proceeding, to impo taxes for tho
purposo of roetrictiug foreign trade,
aud At the same time to impose taxes
for the purpose of paying subsidies to
encourage foreign trade, involves such
a pi-paoio inconsistency that tho popu
lar mind at onco refuses to aoceot it as
ovidenoe of enlightened or honest
statesmanship, Nroth American Re
view. Deafness Oan't He Oared,
I oy local applications, as
they cannot
roach tbo diseased portion of tho ear.
There is only ono way to euro deafness
anu mat is Dy constitutional remedies.
Deafness is cauaed by an inflamed con
dition of the muoous lining of the
ifuslachian Tube, When this tubo
gets innamod
you iiavo a rumbhnc
I sound for imperfect hearing, and when
I it Is entirely closed, Deafness is the
1. I , .
1 rusuit, uuu mums my mnammauon oan
bo taken out antl this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed for over; nine oases out of
ten aro caused by catarrh, whioh is
nothing but an iufiamcd condition of
tbo mucous surfaces.
Wo wil cive Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
oatarrh) that we cannot ouro by taking
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IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
CARPET, ML AT TIN,
or OIF, CJLOTH,
YOU WILL FIND A NICE LINE AT
W. m. BMOWEE'S
2nd Door above Court House.
A new lot of Window Curtains received this week.
-J". Gk WELLS-
Be sure and look at the display of
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c.
Finest line in the County, before purchasing your Xmas
PRESENTS.
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A DMINI8 riUTMX NO TIOE.
XttaU of Httphrmla Itobblm, late of OreemcooH
ivwiuiip, arceatea.
Notice la herebr elren tnnr. lnftora nf oAmtnta.
tratloao. t, a. la tbe abota estato kava been
in-anted to the untffrsigne-l, anl all pirtles to
debted to aaia estate are requested to make Im
mediate payment, and those hailug claims to
pretent the Bame without aelay to
l!-6-t. Admx, Mlllrtlle, Pa,
"IleUol Tom. Oltd to sea you, old fellow I
It's Jmot ten years since ws were msrritd. Bit
down: let's bars sa experience meetlnr. How's
the wife I "
"Oh I she's so-so, stme ss mail, slwsys wuU
Ins somethlnf 1 can't afford."
" Wstl, we all want something aura than ws'ra
fot. Don't you I"
" Yes i but 1 rness ' wsnt will be my master.' I
started to keep down expenses ; and now li asys
I'm 'mean,' and she's tired of sarlne and nerer
hating anything to show for it. I tsw your wife
down street, anaabe looked as bsppy ss a qnecn l
" I think she is 1 and ws are economical, too,
hate to be. My wife can make a little go further
than anyone I erer knew, yet she's slwsys sor
prising me with some dainty contrirance that
adds to the comfort and beauty of onr little home,
and she's slwsys ' merry ss a Isrk,' When I ssk
bow she manares It, she slwsys lsnebs snd ssyst
Oht that's my secret I Dirt I think I'ts dls.
eoTered her ' secret.' When we msrrled, we both
knew we should hSTS to be very careful, but she
made one condition: sbs would hare her Msgsilne.
And she wss right I I wouldn't do without It my
self for double the subscription pries. We read
It together, from the title-page to the last word
the stories keep our hearts young ; tbe synopsis
pf Important events and scientific matters keeps
las posted so thst I can talk nuderstandlngly of
what Is going on i my wife Is always trying some
new idea from the household department: she
dikes all her dresses snd those for ths children,
and she gets sll her psttems for nothing, wltk the
Uagsiine I and ws saved Joe when he was ao sick
with ths croup, by doing oit ss directed in tha
Banitarlsn Department. Dot I can't tell you halt I"
" What wooderf ul M alexins la It I "
" Demoretl's Family jjsgsxlns, and'
"What I Why that's whst Lll Minted so bad,
And I told bar It was an extravagancs."
" Well, my friend, that's where you made a
grand mistake, and one yon'd better rectify as
aeon as you can. I'll take your 'sub.' right hers,
cn my wife's account : shs's bound to bsvs a china
tia-set In tlms for onr tin wedding next month.
My gold wstch was ths premium I got for getting
np a dob. Here's a copy, with ths new Premium
list for dubs. the biggest thlngeatl If you don't
see la II what you want, you've only to write to
ths publisher and tell him what yoa want, whether
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KbUaher, W. J insists Desvorset, I Bast IWs
" I ifjH - ' WirlMI" W IWHIlsaf
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
FOR THE
nycEisr, bots
Prices astonishingly low, they never were any lower.
HATS, CAPS, OF ALL KINDS.
SHIRTS I
COLLARS AND NECKWEAR.
In Orcs&t Varieties.
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND UNDERWEAR,
OF ALL KINDS.
OVERCOATS I OVERCOATS! CliOTHINO
of all sorts for eonilort sit surprisingly
Low Prices. At
1
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it mvni mi c n m pa Kit
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To Bar VTLVt BtJBSCRIDER wk will nt oat ! teat am this .Hp wllh nnme ond
Addre.. Mnd 81.75 ((a roitaX or Erprttl Monty Order or JltgUtered Letter at our rUi wn will .end
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION FltEKlo Jnn.ry, 1891, and for m. Fnll Yenr from Hint Dnlft.
Thl offer Inelid. tka FIVE DOUm.E HOLIDAY NIIMI1EHS fnr Thnnk.ilTlnir, Ohrlntraa.,
New Year1., Eaaler .d F.nrth.er-J.lr. nnd mil the Illuntrntrd Weeklr Muplilemenl..
Addrett, THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 41 Temple Place, Boaton, Maaa
FITTED FREE OF
Sheriff's Sale.
By lrtue of writ of Pi. Fa. Issued out ot the
ROUrt Of Onmmnn 1)1... n .... I
... v. . w4 vvi ,v., ru., UUU UJ me
directed, there will be Bold In the Sheriffs omce
in the Court Houso, Uloomiburj, Pa,, on
SATURDAY, DEOEMBER 0, 1890,
at 10 a, m, all that certain pleoo or pireel of land
atuata In Mifflin t-iwnslilp, Columbia county ra,,
bounded as follows, to-wlt: On the north by pub.
Ho roid and land of w. B. Ooodhart, on tho east
by land of Komla Darnbacn, on the south by land
ot E. p, Bchwr ppenhelser, on the west by lands of
Samuel Knecnt, J, V, Aten a'.d K. Schwe ppenhels
er, containing
78 Acres of I4tinci,
iuwwuni3, wu'.'roou aro croc tea
I HWIUl
and other outbuildings.
Helxod, Uken Into execution at the suit of D. B.
Fctterolf administrator of Mlch&pt vr tAmir am.a
aBevs,L.li.Koehlerandtobe sold as the prop-
crvy ui u. 11, uoemer, JU1IN 11. OA8EY,
H. It. Littlb, Alty, Bherlff.
BLOOMSBURG.
Fine Cabinet portraite only
$3 do.. Life size Crayons
only $10.00. Viewing, copy
ing and enlarging. Instant
process uped. tf.
DMINITIIATOH NOTICK.
ttatt of Reuben II. Davit, late, of Benton toitnthip
deoeatea.
Notice Is hereby glreu that letters ot adminis
tration on the estate ot Heuen II. navls, lat 6 of
tbo township of Uenton. oounty ot Columbia and
btate of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been grant
ed to t). L. Davis of uenton, Col Co., Pa., bo w hoin
all persona Indebted to arid estate are reauested
to make payments, and tlioa-t having rial ins or de
mands will make known the Bame without delay
. 0.1,UI1D, SUU1T,
11. Uccxixoniu. Ik n ton,
Atty, II.T-SW.
TDK COLUMBIAN
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u great Variety cf Entertaining and Inttrvctivt
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
BE Ul
TO
THE MARK
NIED8 NO LAUNDER I HQ. CAM BS WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
Wecliiestlay, September 17th.
MISS H. E. WASLEY,
Main Street,
Bloomsburg Pa
NEXT DOOR TO I. W. HARTMAN & SONS.
SBaaaaaaaaNeNealHElil' mmaalSlWacJSmli
Rmij Made CWMiig !
Newest Styles, Laitesifc Cmte I
Lowest Faeces !
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;
We are not offering old stock but they are tho latest goods,
just received, and moro on tho way. Our large store room is
filled, and wo invito you to call and seo and makeselections
from tho latest styles.
Suits sold for $3.50 and upwards. We havo also,
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods.
In our Merchant Tailoring Department we can furnish
tho Best Goods at Low Prices and guarantee satisfaction
you
Call
mm
sent Free.
Heading at to low a price."
Hstesrai
WITH
$1.75
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
pgot to spm i
gJcyfc to DlsooXor !
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
ELLULOID
-OF-
at onco at
JBVAJm & JSYEBt
CORNER MAIN AND IRON STREETS.
off, and a roiio SMerl.