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BLOOMSBURG, PA
F1UDAY, DECEMBER 12, 189(1
HAI.I'.H.
'inunsDAT, ijbo. 11, John Zancr, at his
nomoat rorKs, wm sell wtcon head of
colts and horses. Bale to commence at IS
o'clock noon. This Is a rare chanco for
uargains, ns air. iincr lias no further uso
lor mo norscs antl enn not take caro of
mem.
Duo. 18. & W. Eves, wilt oiler t null.
llosalo on tho premises, the building on
w uu uiiu vyttiuenno streets.
jtioomsuurg, Known as tbo Kink, at 3
o doc p. in. dco uius.
. H. Urotz, executor of
X.2CH1UI uuie, win sen vaiuauio real estate
in Bugatioaf township, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Dso. 27. Geo. E. Elwcll, trustee, will
Bell at public salo on the premises In Cats,
wlasa, tho dwolllng house and lot formerly
owned by Btephcn Daldy, at 10 o'clock a.
m. Bco advertisement.
Fon Bale dii Exoiianok for a town prop,
crty In llloomsburg, a desirable farm of 20
aorcs, near Rupert. Good spring and
tpring-houso and well of water at tho barn.
A good placo for a dairy. Apply to Hkcdbn
Hkss, Rupert, Pa. 12-5-4t
Fob Balb Dwelling houses In Blooms,
burg, Orangevllle, Espy and Rupert Pa.
Firms In Pennsylvania, Kansas and Vir
ginia. Vacant lots fn "llloomsburg. Store
Sronerties. Grist mills and other property
y 31. P. Lutz, Insurance and Real Estate
Agent, llloomsburg, Pa.
Fob Bale. Uoiibo and lot In Rupert,
lot 120x140 ft. Two story, house, with
nlno rooms. Bay windows, out
kitchen, lco and coal houso, good stable,
chicken and pig pen. Choice fruit, ever
green trees, good water, Two railroads,
Twclvo trains a day each way, to Blooms,
burg, faro 8c round trip. Low taxes. A
great bargain, If taken soon.
M. P. Lutz, Insurance , Ui.nl Et. Ant.
Pcrsuual
Paul E. Wirt Esq., Tvn In How York
tho first of the week.
William Kaso West, Esq., of Danvlllo
attended Court on Monday.
II. II. Grolz wns th recipient of a fine
eaddlo of venison on Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Vorso of Lcwisburg spent
tno past week with her cousin, Miss Edith
Hcber.
Conductor F. R. McKolvy looks like a
Major-general in his haudsomo new uni
form. Prof. J. P. Welsh Is attending lnsiltuto
In Tunkhannockthls week. Next week
be will attend the Columbia and Montour
Institutes.
F. D. Dentlcr was out riding on Tues
day. IIo has had a long and tedious ill
ness, and his many friends will be glad to
near of his recovery.
0. V. Mnrr has been granted a pension.
Dlarlca.for 1891. W. 11. Buookb & Co.
January 10th
mcnt court.
has been llxed for argu-
Go to Kemp the artist for
most artistic work.
finest and
2t.
Quail and pheasant hunting will end next
Monday.
Rabbits arc very plentiful. They are
selling hero for ten cents apiece.
Tho program of tho Teachers' Instltuto
appears in full in this issue.
0. E. Savngo has placed an attractive
show case In front of his jewelry store.
Bco our framed pictures.
W. 11. Brooke & Co.
Fob Bale. Valuable property, known a
tbo Morris property in Bloomsburg. Apply
to Guy Jacoby. 11-7-lOt.
We do not hesitato to say that we have
the largest variety of juveniles In Columbia
county.Prlccs from Cc to $1. J. H. Mercer.
H. M. Leader of Altoona, has been visit
ing his brother, General Manager Leader
ol the B. & B. R. R.
A daughter of Mr. I). W.Robbms of Iola,
had n successful operation performed by
Dr. Brown for strabismus on last Friday.
Tho jlnglo of sleigh bells was heard on
Main street on Monday afternoon, for the
first time this winter.
Sunday Schools take notice? Every des
cription of Christmas Candy Boxes now on
hand at Cumin lugs & Verdy's.
Ice six inches In thickness was gathered
on Tuesday, and a number of lco houses
wcro filled.
Tho Columbian Is now printed and mail
ed on Friday Instead of Thursday as here
tofore. Tho contract tor building tho Lutheran
parsonage has been awarded to J. D. Shaf
ier for S3500.
Wrlilnff desks. Ian tablets, manicures
and lino plush goods.
W. H. Buookb & Co.
sllnned on tbo Ice
JJUB. vv.v.-
Tuesday morning sustaining severe injur-
ies.
Kcsty & Hoffman aro rebuilding their
murhlnn ahon on tho same sito as where
destroyed by firo. They will bo rebuilt
lnaido of 30 days.
Mrs. Gtasco Cameron was seized with
talons on Monday and has been lying
i ,ui,.ol rnmlltlon ever elncc. The
lu t
cause of her attack is not known.
ToyslToyel Toysl cheap at Cummings
& Verdy's. Entire stock will bo closed
out at low prices.
Do not fall to bco tho lino of booklets and
Christmas cards at Mercer's Drug and Book
store.
Call and see the pretty Reefer coats and
Jersey suits for little boj-B at Lowenberg's
popular clothing store,
If you want a Ululo either largo or small
you can find lho best selection In Columbia
county with prices from 40o to IC.OO at
Mercer's DruBandBookjtorc.
acntlemens' furnishing goods In linen
llftra ml cuffs, driving cloves, mutllcis,
..oi .1,1., ..on. u,i,l hosiery. A full lino
for tho holidays just received at Lowen
berg's. .
Do not fall to call and see our Hue of
niirlotm.o nroBAnta beforo VOU buy, J. H.
Mercer,
Tbo harsh, drastic purgatives, onco
c'ccmcd eo IndUpenslble, imvi'iplvcii place
10 milder and morclsklllfully prepared lax
otlvesj henco lho Kfft and growing ui
wand tnr Avcr'a Pill?. Physicians everj
whero rccommood them for costlvcncss
- U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. ,7t ,88,.
Baking
Powder
PURE
Senator Herring and Representatives
Tcwksbury and Krlckbaum will take their
scats- In tho legislature on January Oth,
when tho session opens.
Froas Grovcr, Ir.v Grover and Schuyler
Iclmrd, were killed by the explosion of
the boiler of a steam saw mill i
Samuel Adams of Berwick, near Mountain
wiuyu uo mo inst.
A full stock of ready made overcoats
and suits for men, youths and boys at re
duced prices, must bo sold, at D. Lowcn
berg's popular clothlug store.
FouBalb.-A floe pair of wcll-matched
ponies, coming five years old. Good drlv.
cm, single or double, and good saddlers.
Also a new sot of harness. Inquire of J.
8. Williams, auctioneer, Bloomsburg, Pa.'
or Elmer Hears. 12.1a 4t,
Teachers coming to Instltuto will And it
pay to call at Lowenberg's popular cloth.
Ing store.
Messrs. ChanccllorTrcnch, Frank Ikeler,
Wm. F. Bodlno and Silas Chamberlain
captured two foxes and six rabbits lnt
Tuesday. Bodlno shot ono for and ih
other they holed in a treo and caught it
alive.
Hats I Hats I Hats I
Caps 1 Caps I Caps I
New styles.
Low prices.
Largo variety at tho popular clothine
storo of D. Lowenbcrg.
The grand jury In their renort 'cenmirn
tho present commissioners for golne be
yond tho recommendations of tho former
grand jury and approval uf the court In
regard to tho cost of addition to tho Court
house.
Thero wiiube a cantata rendered in tho
.Lutheran church Wednesday evcninir.
December 24tb. Thu committee In charco
will do tbelr bcM to have something that
will excel all former efforts. There will be
an admission fee of ten cents. The pro
ceeds for the benefit of tho Sunday school.
The newett neck scarf cin bo worn In
four styles, at Lowcnberg's.
Sample copies of this paper will bo sent
out In January to all who will send in their
names on a postal. Dou't bo afraid that if
you send your name. In, tho paper will be
forced upon you. But one copy will be
sent unless inoro ore ordered.
Be sure to see our A No 1 assortment of
cut glass cologne bottles, J. U. Mercer.
On Monday morning when the docket
was called over In tho court by Prothono
tary Snyder for lho purpose of taking judg
mcnts, thero were but two cases In which
judgment was entered. Ten years ago it
was not unusual to enter fifty or more
judgments in this way.
For a lamp cither stand or hanging you
are sure to be suited at Mercer's Drug and
Book store.
Your wasted cheeks may have all the
plumpness and bloom of health through
your uso of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Tho
time-honored remedy still leads tho van.
It improves digestion, purlSes the blood,
and invigorates tho system. Give It a
trial.
Toilet cases work boxes, manicure sets,
collar and cuff boxes, wisp holders, fancy
Ink stands, toilet bottles, cologne sets, lap
tablets, writing desks, mirrors etc. for tbo
millions at Mercer's Drug and Book store.
A fine line of popular children's books
In paper and linen. W. U. Buookb & Co.
Mrs. John Penman died on Monday,
aged 67 years. Hho had been an Invalid
for a long time. Her husband, six sons
and two daughters survive her. Bho was a
christian woman, ami a member of the
Presbyterian Church. Bho w as buried on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsio Yocum, wife of Daniel Yo-
cum, died on Thursday of last week, aged
70 years, at her homo in Hemlock township,
acfoss tho creok near Red Hock Bridge
Bho was for many years past a member of
the M. E. Church, and an excellent woman
Her husband survives her. Tho funeral
took place from the rcsidcnco last Bunday
morning.
The following letters are held at Blooms.
burir, Pa. postolllco andiwill bo sent to the
dead letter ofllco Deo. 23, 1800.
Jordon L. Brown, Mr. A. W. Case,
Mr. H. II. Clayson, Mr. 11. W. Ulrton,
Bertha llartman. Miss Cora Miller, Mr. J.
Wvlie Stewart, Mr. David Taggart,
Persons calling for thcio letters please
say, they were auvcruseu ucc. , iovu.
Ono cent will bo charged on each letter
advertised,
A. U, UATHOAET, I
, M.
At Mercer's Drug and Book storo you
will flml n nrcsent for tho old as well as
the young.
Tho Bloomsburg Bchool board has given
an order for a set of Kennedy's dissected
blocks to bo used in the study of the sub
ject of mensuration. By means of tho
blocks tho scholars In our grammar schools
mav readily understand how to get the
volume of solids of every conceivable
ehane. Practical knowiedgo may be gain
cd by which the pupil ran easily ascertain
tho capacity of tanks, tho lumber in mum.
ln?s. tho shingles of a roof, or similar re
suits as come before every one In dally
urn Tim blocks will prove a valuable
help In this most Important study.
Tho singing of thu Meigs Bisters' Con
four in number, was mar
v,.innlv line. It Is not exaggeration to
... ti,t nn Oner nnartetto of female voices
, ": " ..i7 o.o IIm.o fhn
cvirsangin ruimu -"
n ni nrn nil UU11KO. raOEIPK liuiu luo
i.i nitn m ilm highest and unrest so.
prano, and tho harmony with which tho
1 . . . ' itr tnna urn ttlpniipii. Anil
tho accuracy of time with which each note
was givcu, was uie very 1 .
" 1 TIipw unnir "The Iluntet'l
13UI HtutiKi .w n , ,l.o!
ri-.l .. I.n MAni. " nnn nnttwL'ruu nu CUlUuai'
Rutin encoro with "Tho Houso that Jack
Built." in uieir next mif.i.ui "
staiio they sang onu of Mendelssohn a so
nml tho "Ladv Bird." and answer.
'r' ,,ili "Itobln Adalt." Thcl
m nu mvui. ...... - (!,,,.,,
.nn n nn n cces weru mu
vnw-, r , . .... t,l.l.. fT.an
Waltz' and 'sercnaue- uy "i' v-"
caster. Pa.
nir innumerable cures, Dr. Bull's Cough
Bjruphas won for Itself a roost enviable
reputation.
I've been suffering for tho past three
weeks with a strained wrist. 1 tried Sal
vatlon Oil, &nd find myself, after having
used ono botll;, entirely cured.-CHAB.
irp.vrfKH. 103 .Mulberry Bt., UaHlfnorc,
What Dr. rhllllps, principal of West
vueaicr normal school, says of tho Meigs
Bisters Concert Companvi
w TI!.1Mc,f! Sisters lmo given concerts In
West LlioUcr and other parts of Chester
county repeatedly, and were rtctlved will
much favor, ,Tbcy woro decidedly popti.
Inr ami mill , I. -it - , " .
., mi,, l uenuYe, pieaso your people.'
... . , . G. M, PlIlLLHTJ.
Wot Chester. Pa.. Oct. 20. 1800. t
In ;tho Open Homo next Wednesday
lyenwg, mo. 17.
IT. .A
-masi Amasi Xmaal Fine lino of
neck wear, consisting of tho newest de
signs in puffs, tecks, bows, &c., Just re.
cciycd at Lowcnberg's.
Tho regular monthly concert and liter.
rVo'iTon"
lng, and was excerdlngly interesting and
well attended. Thu literary part of tho
program was rendered by Mr. John T.
Morwho deHglue'd the' 'S
wuu a vaneiy 01 dialect anil character Im
personations representing almost every
nationality. As a reader and impersona
tor Mr. Miller possesses raro gifts. His
entertainment was first-class In evciy res-ject.-Y.
Jl. 0. A. Monthly Express, BU
Gilmoro's Toy Bazar Is ready attain for
the Holiday trade with a larger assortment
of toys than ever before. Upstairs and
down stairs everything Is filled up with all
sorts of things to delight tho little folks.
German toys, French toys, American toys,
mechanical toys, Iron toys, wooden toys,
tin toys, and toys of every dejcrlptlon and
price. Tho French lady, tho Chlneso jug
gler, and tho music teachct that run by
clock work, attract great attention, and af-
rord much amusement. Cart, steamboats,
wagons, animals, dolls, child's furniture,
baby houses, rocking horses, soldiers,
drums, sleds, and a thousand other thlngn
all equally pleasing cn be seen. Call and
examine. I1.28-4t.
For a good cheap storm overcoat go to
Lowenberg's popular clothing storo.
IICNTEHH AH TIti;Hl'AHSHUH.
Eds. Columbian:
Will you please publish in oar paper
tho law concerning hunters. Iam annoy
ed very much by hunters running over my
uclds, and 1 want to know If there Is no
way to stop it. Fabueh.
Tho law for hunters is the same as for
anybody else. Any pcraon who wilfully
enters through or over any field, orchard,
garden or yard fencp, or who shall tramplo
or in anywise injure any grain, eras;,
vines or other growing, crop Is subject to a
penalty of not itj than five, uor more than
fifty dollars, for each offense. The offend
er can he arrested on a warrant Issued by
any justice of tho peace, who has power to
hear the case and linposo the penalty. One
half the fine goes to the party Injured, and
the other halt to the school fund of the dis
trict in which tbo trespass was committed.
be law docs not require any sign boards
notifying hunters to keep off, though it is
best to have them.
Revlvnt ofilic l'mi.
Polito nations for centuries back have
used fans, but tho French during tho 10th
and 17th centuries, perfected the art. Not
only the art of making, but also the art of
using tbo fan owes its perfection to Gallic
nations of years ago. In tbo gay Courts of
Louis XIV, and Louis XV fan decoration
received its greatest encouragement, and
now a "Vernls" Martin, a Watteau, a Van.
loo or a Bouchor is eagerly sought for cab!
nets and highly prized. Every reader of
Balzac remembers how old cousin Pons
tenderly carried a Watteau fan to his
wealthy but uncultivated relative, and how
he was hurt when they failed to appreciate
the gentle, spiritual art of the "Prinee of
Court Painters" as Watteau has been called.
A member of the firm cf Bailey, Banks &
Blddle, Philadelphia, who Is In a good posi
tion to know, said that ho believed that
there would bo a revival of tho art. "We
carry In stock some of tho finest fans made
in this country," observed this gentleman,
and they arc, in some respects, the
mounting for instance, superior to tho old
ones."
Do not forget that J. II. Mercer carries a
very largo lino of Christmas goods. Give
him a call.
Tlic lilectric 1.1 it lit company En-
loiuua.
Un Monday morning last. J. B. Roblson.
Esn . nrcsented a bill In equity in court
asking for an injunction to restrain the
Electric Light Company from erecting any
buildings, or from collecting any subjcr lo
tion from stockholders, or from doiug any
other acts as a corporation, until an order
or decree may be made by tho court. The
bl is fl ed bv u. W. Jvltcueu. ana ine ie.
fcnrt.nts aro the Bloomsburg Electric Light
t& Power Company, tho board or directors,
tbo Thomson-Houston Electric Liignt uom
Danv and Thomas Gorrev.
A contract has been made with the
TbomsoSUouston Co. for tho electric ap
paratus, for less than Sluoou. ana 1 nomas
Gorrey has a contract for tho erection of
tho building at $2300. Some of the found
ation walls are un. and the agent of the
Thomson-Houston Co. had begun work on
their contract, and has a lot 01 material on
band.
The bill alleges that the charter! of the
company was irregularly outainca, mat
tno company uas purcuaseu ianu 101 wuicu
no good title can be obtained; that a con
tract was made with the Edlsnh Company
for $8000, which was afterwards rcpudlat-
il and a contract maue inr neany uouoio
that amount wltl tho lliomson-llousion
Co., together fftth numerous other nllega
lions. A preliminary injunction was
ranted, and Saturday was lued for a
hearing on a motion to dissolve Hie injunc
lion.
8II5CIAI ANNOUNCKHIiNT,
Wo havo made-nrrangements with Dr B.
J. Kendall Co. publishers of 'A Treaties on
tho Horse and bis diseases,' which will en
able all our subscribers tJ obtalna copy cf
that valuable work (rtt by sending their ad'
dress (enclosing a 2 cent stamp for mailing
samc);to Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., Enosburgh
Falls, Yt. This book Is now recognized us
tandtrd authority upon all diseases of tbo
horse, as its phenomenal sale attests, over
lour mimon cup.c. ( ...
pant icu ,.p, ... -v.v. -
by any publication in the samo period of
time. We feel confident that our patrons
will Bpprcclato tho work, and be glad to
avail themselves of this opportunity or ou
talnlng a valuable bonk.
It Is necessary that you mention mis
paper In Bending for tho "Treatlso." This
olfer will remain open for only a short
time. l?-12-6t
jnuilHoii city unci l.oiiir I'oiut
ltoatl.
Alinut two vears aeo A. L. Fritz, Esq.,
of this town, wroto a petition which was
presented to ine uouri 01 Duutvan county,
iokini fur thu amiolntment of viewers to
lav out a nublic road from Jamison City to
. l 1 .ll-(nnn nf ot.nn fiil.
t lin liOnU l UUll, u.mttii' v w uuuui. iuui
miles. The nearest waiton roan at present
ilmo Is about twclvo miles. The matter
has been pending In lho Court of that
.nnnin imdn eiccntlons until a few days
ago hen tbo Court decided In favor of a
7,i,iU mml. and tbo renort of the viewers
was confirmed, Although Davidson town
shin made an effort to defeat it on account
- I . n I,. .11. linn a ntAlln.
of ine great uiiieinu .u "'"s u.UUu
taln road, yet it will be very convenient to
.1,.. nnnin nt that section, as well as trav.
ii, , 1 ninnsure.scekcrs to the mountain
1 ....i 0 when tno roan is comnieieu ine
? .t.u.... ------- . ..
guests 01 ine manor 11cm iuu u. "iviuu
City will have only ft short ride to ono of
the highest poluts io the BUto of Peunsyl.
vanla.
Oo and get ono dox. cabinets at 09o at
Kemp's Gallery, on Main Bt. 3 doors below
Iron Bt.
COIiOMWt'S INUUItHTH.
IK tub comrr of common h.bas of ooumnu
OOtJNTV.
In tho Matter of tho Oroncr'a Inquests
upon tho dead bodies of F'lice Grovcr, Ira
Grovcr and Schuyler Richards, of Beaver
township, Columbia county.
ormioN or tub court.
The return of tho Inquisitions In these
casts havo been banded to tho Court with
a request that wo should approve tho
same.
Batoro wo can do this wo mutt adjudge
that thero' was reasonable causo for holding
them.
In such cases wo are so ofton Importun
ed H? f 1
aKalnt tbo County, that it Is high time
that tho public, and especially Coroners
and Justices of tho Peace should comply
D
We thcrctoro now put In writing, what
wo havo heretofore said orally respecting
tho duties of Justices of the Peace In such
cases, with the hopo that it will be a satlj-
factlon to Coroners and Justices, and with
a fuU'.knowlcdgo that It will bo a great
saving to tho County.
We do not possess the power to approve
of any M ,ni, lll0 0tmnty(
nroQ., ,i,ri,i ,, .. ,
unless ex.
prcssly authorized by statute,, except In a
fow instances, relating to trials in Court,
we may authorize the payment of certain
expenses to prevent a failure of the admin
istration of justice. It in tbo hurry of
business wo wrongfully approve of bills of
this kind tho County Commissioners! aro
not bound to pay them.
Tho custom In this County of holding an
inquisition over tho dead body of every
person who is accidentally killed, commits
suicide, or where tho causo of death 1b
known, must no longcT prevail at tho
County's expense.
It Is the duty of a Coronor and of a Jus-
tico of the Peace, when authorized to act
In tho placo of the Coroner, to make dili
gent inquiry, and if, on that Inquiry or in
formation, there Is no reasonable luspieion of
munfer or vmni'aughler, no jury should bo
summoned, nor Investigation mado at tho
cost of.the County.
If friends, neighbors and relatives deslro
it, let It bo done at their expense.
Where death results from tho kick of a
horse, from nn explosion, or from being
crushed by machinery, or pure accident;
or where a person is seen or known to havo
taken his or her own life by any means; or
where upon inquiry or information no sis
plclon of guilt or crime of tho living rea.
sonably arises, thero is no occasion for an
Inquest and none should be held, and none
111 hereafter be adjudged necessary or
approved by this Court.
The deaths of lho persons named in the
inquisition having as therein alleged been
caused by tho explosion of tbo steam boiler
of a portablo saw-mill, in tbo presonco and
view of friends and neighbors who hoard,
saw and told how it occurred, there was no
reason or necessity for an Inquest.
We'tbcrcforc direct the inquisition to bo
filed, but make no order for tho payment
of fees or costs.
BY .THE COURT,
E. It. Ikblbb, P. J.
Council rrocccdliiRii.
Council met Monday evening, Decem
ber 8th, with tho President and all mem
bers present except Schwlnn.
Upon motion and in response to petition
a lamp was ordered placed at the corner of
West and Fourth street.
Building permits were granted to Kesty
& Hoffman and Bt. Mathlas Lutheran
church.
Edward Eycr, representing Winona Fire
Company, appears and asks for 150 feet
more hose. The company now have only
350 feet.
On motion of Messrs. Rabb and Gross
tbo payment of tho bill of Bloomsburg Wat
er Company for water rent for public firo
hydrants for the month of November was
refused.
Messrs. Rabb and Grossmoved that the
treasurer bo Instructed to tender Blooms
burg Water Company ten dollars for uso of
water in testing the steam fire engine and
for water used at th 0 Kesty and Hoffman
fire. Agreed to.
Secretary was instructed upon motion of
Gross and Bbutt to serve notice on the coU
lector of taxes to collect all back taxes at
once and pay the samo to tho Treasurer.
The report of the commissioner of high
ways was read and upon motion adopted,
and secretary directed to issuo order for
tbo same, and for tho following bills :
Highways. $2tf 20
Police servlco 17 00
M. O. Woodward, constable 7 07
W. J. Uldley. breaking cinder 73 75
M. B. Williams, paving 20 10
J. O. Brown, minting 12 00
C. U. Campbell, recording deed 2 00
Consumer Gas Co., gas coal 5 30
tiloomsuurg uts Co.. gas ror town
hall, Bept.. uct. a id Hov. ills
P. B. Moyer. lamps 9 05
Acme Oil Co , oil 3 St
Pcnna. Globe Gas Light Company,
Ileutlne. care or. tc . OJ lambs.
Nov. 84 05
W. B. Cummings, Secretary, Nov. 15 00
W. F. Hantaan, sewer construction 605 51
Elwcll & Blttcnbender. minting 11 50
J. O. Brown, service as Bupt. Bower 20 00
Creasy & Wells, lumber 63
uioomsburc meams Electric Lieut
jo., steam tor novemuer 10 cs
$ 1003 20
The GrentcHt Orator of tlte West
Dr. James Ilcdlcy, tbo greatest orator
of the West, will deliver bis lecture on
"The Sunny Bide of Life," in tho Opcr
uouse next ruesaay evening.
"His words are always pure and sweet.
his counsel quickening and ennobling, and
his eloquence thrilling and persuasive. Ho
bastho exceedingly rare power of touching
men's hear If, and In his lectures ho sways
his listeners as with the wand of the en
chanter, and moves them to laughter or
melts them to tears, at will."
Opera House, Tuesday evening, Dec. 10,
Leauing aulhoritC8 8ay tuo only proper
way to ticat catarrh is to take a constltu.
tlonal. remedy, like Hood's Sarsaparilla.
livery Ilonuelioia Needs It,
Dr. T. O. Harter. M. D.. of Bloomsburir
Pa., U interested in a patent which nrom.
iscs to equal it not ccllpso any invention
yet brought before the public It is called
the Crystal Butter Package. Il is made of
glass encased in a neatly finished wood
package, so tbcro Is no danger of break,
age in shipment, Jt Is well adapted to the
canning uud pressing of fruits, maple ay.
rup, ivc. as a uutier pacKago larmers can
pack tbelr butter in tbo summer months
when It Is cheap and keep It absolutely
sweet until tbo winter months when butter
commands a high price. Consumers of
butter can likewise uso it in storing away
I llllllil frtr ll.olv mint.. .io Tk- ..,t-l
wm.,. w uv. ..iMvv UK. .uu n.t.u.u
should bo placed in every household,
more man mo price 01 11 can be saved In
one season. Agents desiring to handle
good ealeablo article should wrlto Dr.
litrlcr for territory In Columbia and Mon
lour counties.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
When Bbr ni sick, we g her CutorU.
When aha vu a Chili, ftha cited for CutorU,
When sh became KlM, sbo clusc to Cutorlt,
WheneUhxJCtUiitu,heriiTett)aaOMori.
TO THi: I'UIIl.IC.
As to-day I begin my duties under lho
Constitution of Pennsylvania, as your ser
vant, as a member of tho Legislatarc, I
deem It proper to say a tow words to you
through lho public press of the county, as
my fcoudllticntf, regardless of partlzan
politics.
1st. If you havo any deslrcdjlcgislatlon,
any petition, or auy public measure you
wish my asslsianco In, (prepare them and
forward them to mo beforo Jan. 0, 1801, if
posslble,;for business to lnsuro attention
must bo attended to at beginning of sen
Ion. I am at your service, so pieaso act ;
and. act promptly, Have your Bills, Peti
tions, Joint Resolutions, etc., prepared at
once. Personally t have nothing to pre
sent, except such as is asked by my consti
tuents. Remember tho last Legislature
raised a Tax Commission; also, a Road
Commission) watchjthem both. Your will
In regard to them will bo my guide. I be
lieve they will bo a hlnderanco to all hon
est, fair legislation, on botblsubjccts.
2nd. If you, any of you, deslro appoint
ments under tho incoming administration
and want my indorsement, put your claims
In shape, I shall go upon tho plan of "first
come, first served," other things being
equal. Remember, I shall seek no placo
foi any ono. Thero are not many places
open. Get Bmull's Hand Book of Legisla
ture and you wllljjco and know all about
them.
3d. Allrcqucsts and letters will bo duly
filed, and answered promptly. If answer
not received in duo time, it will bo cvl-
onco that I havo not received your (letter
so wrlto again. Never (no, never) send
mo postage stamps for return postage.
There is an appropriation of tho Btato for
that purposo to each member of ono hund
red dollars, and fifty dollars for stationery,
so I will havo plenty of paper to wrlto you
on, and postage to send replies to your let
ters. All Invited to un'te.
4tb. During sessions, will bo found in
my scat in the House, No. of seat not cer
tain yet; at other times, at my rooms No.
South 4tb.8t,, and at Bolton House. All
invited to call.
6th. All Bills offered of interest to Co
lumbia county will, by permission of the
editors of tho several papers in tho county,
bo published for tho Information of the
peoplo'gonerally.
Olb. Do not expect mo to send you very
many public documents very soon. Why?
Bccauso tho departments are just now
sending out many of the documents of the
last session, of firo years ago.
7th. I shall send out no documents un
less adced for. Why? How do I know
what you want. Agricultural .reports are
not wanted by mechanics or miners, and
so on through tho list, therefore, I subjoin
list of matter at the disposal, a limited
upply, of each member. Select end order
your goods, and if possible they shall be
delivcro ; at least your order shall eo on'
file, viz i See Act of April 10, 1887.
BIENNIAL PUBLICATIONS.
Pamphlet-Laws.
Governor's Message.
School Laws and Decisions.
Journahofitho Senate and'Houso of Re
presentatives.
ANNUAL TUBLIOATIONS.
DJjutant General's Report.
Agrlcullureiot Pennsylvania.
Attorney General's Report.
Auditor Gencral's!Rcport on finance
Auditor General's Report on .Banks and
Bavlngs Institutions.
Report of Board of Public Charities,
Report of Board of Health.
Report of Commission of Soldiers' Or
phans.
Report of Fish Commissioners.
Insurance Commissioners on Firo Insur
ance.
Report of Commissioners on Life Insur
ance.
Official Documents.
Secretary of Internal Affairs, parts I and
II, Land Assessments.
Secretary of Internal Affairs, part III,
Industrial Statistics.
Secretary of Internal Affairs, part IV,
Railroads.
Secretary of Internal Affairs, part V,
Railroads.
Mine Inspectors' Report.
Smull's Legislative Hand Book.
Btato College, Report of Trustee.
Btato Librarian's Report.
State Treasurer's Report
Superintendent of Public Instiuctlon;Ite
port.
Superintendent of Public Printing no'
port.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Report of the" Geological Survey Com.
mission.
Qaartcrly Reports of tho Board of Agri
culture.
Pennsylvania Archives.
Pieaso preserve tho above for futuro ret.
crenco, I respectfully request the counsel
and assistance of all citizens who deslro
honest legislation, and laws in the interest
of the many und not of tno few.
Respectfully yours,
E. M, Tbwksbubt,
Catawlssa, Dec. 1st, 1890.
Montinl Hello ol Noted,
uiss, Liuuimain's iwsiqiiation an
SUOCBSSOB.
Miss Anna K. Llmbergcr who has dur
ing tho past year and a half had charge
the advance grade of Model Bchool, has
resigned her position, and will go early In
January as a missionary to Mexico. Her
parents live in Danville, Pa., and she
their only daughter. Sho has felt since
tbo was a little girl an inclination to bo
missionary.
Mlts Llmburgcr has been a very faithful,
efficient, and successful teacher, and she
leaves a host of warm friends amoug her
follow teachers and her pupils. Her
christian influence will bo greatly missed
in tho school, as sho was always among
the foremost In every good work.
Miss Llmburgcr's successor will .be Miss
Melissa B. Pcrley of East Berkshire, Vt.
It Is the deslro of tno trustees to keep up,
and, If possible, advanco the high standard
of exccllcnco attained by our model school,
accordingly, as soon as It was known that
Miss Limberger would leave, diligent
search was made for a teacher of wide and
successful experience, and one who had
been especially trained for the work. It Is
believed that the school and the pat
rons of the town aro to be congratulated
ou having secured Miss Pcrley. Bhe is a
graduate of tbo Oswego, (N. Y,,) State
Normal School, was for twelvo years critic
teacher in tho Dayton, Ohio, Normal
Bchool, Bhe resigned ber position there
two years ago for tho purposo of resting
and pursuing ber studies further. Pre
vlous to her Normal Bchool experience, she
had cxpericnoe In both ungraded and
graded schools, from the primary tJ the
high-school. Bbo comes highly , recom
mended by Dr, Sheldon, Principal of tho
Oswego Normal 8chool, by her former em
ployers, and by other prominent educa
tors who linow her. It would bo difficult
to see, how the Bloomsburg Normal Bchool
could havo secured a better teacher for
this placo. Thero aro very few towns of
tho size of Bloomsburf, whoa children are
permitted to enjoy the Instructloi of teach
crs of sjich high professional training, In
(act, most cities are not so fortunate,
aim. I.lvcrnioto nt tlio T.nncnnto
County Teacher' IiiHlllutc.
On motion of Miss May Lawrence, Mrs.
Mary A, Llvermorc, who was present at
tho meeting of the Lancaster County Insti
tute, Thursday morning, Nov. 18, 1890,
was requested to addicts tho teachers.
Bho compiled and was received with n
warmth that must havo pleased a veteran
platform speaker. (Pennsylvania Bchool
Journal) for December.
On Monday evening provlous Mrs, Liver
and Our Gl Is.- Dr, Wlnihlp, an Instructor
at tho Institute, Introduced her us a phllan-
thropist, a heroine, a noble woman.
Mrs. Livermoro lectures In tho Opera
Uouso next Thursday evening, Dec. 18th.
A Unity Hnvcdl
Hlnco birth my baby had running sores I
all over his bead, and tho doctors said that
ho must die for they could not heal them.
I used everything I ever beard of, but It
was no good. He got so bad that ho
ir......,
great faith in them, i used a bottle and
iho sores commenced to heal. After using
two bottles more, the sores all healed and
I considered my baby saved. Mother, CWi'-
cc-d.N.u. 12.12.21.
.
Ilolidny HciiHon.
Commencing Wednesday December 101b,
JZ cLZT I111 .en ,, 71Z
tickets S'rom all polnU "n their line"
including Bloomsburg and Jamison city,
good to return from day of Issue until
evening 01 January isi, lorn.
Note. No Excursion tickets sold from
Main St.. station.
WUnt County Bupt. III00111, of Bun-
tiiiry, Sayn ot Rev. Steele
The lecturn ilnllrerofl nn Mnmlfiv nvnn.
Ing before our Teachcn,' Institute, by Itev.
Chas. T. Stock, entitled "Heroes, Recog
nized and Unrecognized" was n very unus
ual literary treat, and greatly enjoyed by a
large audience. Ho held his audience
spell-bound by a more than wondertul
magnetism and power of eloquence
w. ts. 11LOOM,
Bupt. of Northumberland Co.
Bunbury.-Pa., Nov. 23, 1880.
Opera House, Monday evening. Instl
tuto week.
Steady employment and liberal wages are
offered in another column by Scars, Henry
& Co., Geneva, N. Y. They are a rollablo
Qrm. Established 18C5. 12-S-4t.
A Bleii lu tlio Ilium Direction.
Tho Bloomsburg & Sullivan Itatlroad
Company passenger train men and station
agents have been uniformed. Thclstylo of
ir.lta are similar to those used by the Phil
adclphla A Heading Railroad Company.
The m.njorescnt a neat appearance in their
new suits.
ItlHnMlHtnUc
10 try 10 cure catarrh by using local ap
plications. Catarrh is not a local but a
constitutional disease. It is not a disease
of the man's nose, but of the man. There
fore, to effect a cure, requires a constitu
tional remedy like Hood's Barsaparilla
which, acting through the blood, reaches
every part of tho system, expelling tho
taint which causes the dlseasc.'.and impart
ing health.
CUrlBtmaa Presents.
A. Bolledcr has just received another lot
ot the celebrated imported Hartz Moun.
tain day and night singing canaries, also a
lot of fancy cages lust received. 12 12 2t
Licenses.
LIcenso Court will bo held on Monday,
January 19th. Applications for licenses
must be filed at least .three weeks beforo
that date.
A Renl HnlHnm Is iCemp'H nnlnmu.
The dictionary says, "A balsam Is a
thick, pure aromatic substance flowing
from trees." Kemp's Blsam for tho 'throat
and Lungs Is tho only cough medicine that
Is a real balsam. Many thin, watery cough
remedies are called balsams, but such aro
not Look through a bottlo of Kemp's
Balsam and notice what a pure, thick pre.
paralion It is. If you cough uso Kemp's
Balsam. At all druggists'. Largo battles
GOc and $1.
Tlic Great Writers of The Day,
To convince everybody, before sub-
scribing, ot the high quality and interest
of our beautifully illustrated journal in
its new form, we will send to any address
three weeks for 10 cents.
Bend ten cents for a trial subscription,
and wo will send you thrco numbers, in
eluding our unnsimas ;nnmber, with an
urtistlo cover 1 also, our Calendar An
nouncement for 1801, with a painting
"Tho Minuet" by J. Q. L. Ferris.
These three numbers contain the follow
Ing reading matter :
(1) Mrs. Amelia E. Ban's new serial,
"Tho beadoJif Tasmcr." Mrs. Barr is tho
author of that most successful serial
' Friend Olivia," Just completed In The
Ccnlv.ru ; but hereafter Mrs. Barr will write
exclusively for tho Xeui York Ledger.
(3) Hon. George Bancroft's description
of "The Battle of Lako Erie," beautifully
illustrated.
(8) Margaret Dcland's latest story, "To
What End ?"
(4) James ltussel Lowell's poem, "My
Brook," written expressly for The Ledger,
beautlfully'llluslratcd by Wilson de Meza,
and issued as a four-page souvenir supple
mcnt.
Ifi) nirs.ur. juua uoimes emitii starts a
series of articles giving very valuable In
formation to ioung mothers.
(0) Hobert Grant's entertaining society
novel, "Mrs.lUarold Btagg."
(7) narrlcti Prescott Bpofford, Marlon
. Ilarland, Marquise Lanza, Maurice Thomp.
son and Georgei Frederic Parsons con.
tribute short stories.
(8) James Parton, M. W, Hazeltlne and
Qliver Dyer (author of "Great Senators'')
contribute articles ot Interest.
In addition to tbo above, spatkllng edi
torials, illustrated poems, '.Helen Marshall
North's chatty column, and a variety nt
delightful reading of interest to all mem
bers ot the)hoiischold,
Tbo foregoing la ajsamplo ot tbo matter
which goes to make up tbo most perfect
National Journal ever offered to tbo Ameri
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Bend ten cents for tbeso tbreo numbers
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Full ot valuablo Information to ladies, an.
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Bend two cent stamp for circulars, test!.
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ciixKK 1 hum ah cs iu., ruunsucrs,
0-19 3m. Baltimore, Md.
A reward of $5.00 will be given to any
persou rinding or causing to bo found a
very large, bull Buffalo robe, stolen Nov
ember U, from Abu & Bro.,
11-18-lm. Brlarcreek, Pa,
I. W. HARTMAJY & SOWS'
CUICISTBIAS
The largest, the
est line of Christmas goods in both
stores ever offered
nOW OpCll at OUT COlTier.
T. , , , ,, , , . , , , ., . - ,
11 would Inke tho whole of this paper to iiftmo half tho articles.
mo Olg llllllgs arc UOatfl, OliawlB, JJlailKCtfl, X'lanilCIS and OJrCSS
Qoo(1b. The centre of the Dry Qooils sitle is full of plush goods
autl albums, with books by tho hundreds for old and young. Tho
whole store is full on both counters and shelves, with useful and
fancy articles. Bilk and cotton umbrellas, gold and silver headed,
all prices. Tho Grocery side is filled with tho finest line of dishes
and -all kinds of bric-a-brac ware,
tlio latest styles, with fancy shades.
marmalades,
tjon you will regret it, especially when your neighbors tell you
what they saw. The crowds of Christmas buyers will be great
from all over the county. Other towns have never been able to
l,nlil n nnmlln tn TUnnmaliiiro- in TTnlMmr crnnila nml wn invitn nil
rr r.r: ri " ?
1 by rail or wagon to call
who cuuiu uy run or wucon 10 cun
I. W. HARTMAN & SONS.
S. 25 Ladies' Long Coats reduced from $15.00, to $12.50 and
$10.00 tO $G.50. $20.00 Plush Coats for $13.50. Lot 01 odd
sizes Children's coats at greatly reduced prices, almost half prices.
t
DO YOU CoilKll?
Don't delay. Tako Kemp's Balsam, the
best cough cure. It will cure your coughs
and colds. It will cure soro throat or a
tickling In the throat. It will cure pains
in tho chest. It will euro Influenza and
bronchitis and all diseases pertaining to
tho lungs bccauso it is a puro Balsam,
Hold it to the light and see how clear and
thick it Is. You will sco the excellent ef
fect after taking tho first dose. Largo bot
tles SOo and $1.
Pensions I Veterans ! !
Tho Disability Pension BilL
Act of June 27. 1890. crants ncnslons to
all ex-soldiers and sailors who served 00
days or moro in tho Army or Navy during
ine re uemon, and were nonoraniy discharg
ed, and who are now suffering from any
permanent, mental or physical disability
cumracieu Binco mo war or during me war
whether from disease, injuries or effects of
old ae, at the rate of from $0 to $12 per
month, according to the degree of his ills-
aDiiuy loriuo pcriormanco 01 labor requir
ing tho exertion of physical strength j
provided tho disability is not due to vici
ous habits. This pension is not restricted
to tho veterans who havo to make their
living by hard labor, but is equally duo to
Erotcsslonal men or clerks, provided they
avc an existing disability which would
prevent ine continuous cxcrciso 01 tno
physical strength ot au able-bodied man.
1 nose wno navo applied under the gen
eral laws and who are unable to prove up
me penning ciaim can apply tor and sc.
cure this pension and then continuo tho
prosecution 01 tno former claim and secure
mcir arrears.
If vou are now drawing a small ncnBion.
say 32 or $1 per mouth, you can tako this
pension instead, and if you bavo an appli
cation on file for Increase or additional
pension tor new disabilities vou can con.
tlnuo tho prosecution of such claims while
drawing tho new pension, or you can file
an original claim for a disability contract
cd in the servlco while drawing ponslon
unuor mis new ace.
Widows, children, and dependent moth
ere and lathers are entitled under thla act
and can suspend the prosecution of any
pending claim, and tako this pension, and
afterwards complete tho prior claim and
gci arrears.
Having been duly annolnto'i an Aeent
according to tho rules and regulations ot
tho Department of tho Interior in tho pros
ecutlon of such claims and having had sue
cess in a number of cases I am always pre
pared to give information and assist claim
ants, and will assure them success If they
are able to establish tho facta as required
by law.
Those Interested should call soon and
claim their reward. 1
(JliOKfiH V. HTKItNKlt,
North. UnrUrt Ml.
T-I8-O111. Uloombnrg la.
ro NervouH DebltltntcU Men.
If you will sond us roar address, we will mall
you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining all about
Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltal'j Belt and Ap
pUances, and their charming enacts upon the ner
vous debilitated system, and now they will quick,
ly restore you.tolniror and manucod.pamprilet (roe.
It you are thus afflicted, wa will sami you a unt
and Appliances on trial.
i-ai-r-iy. voltaic uslt ix., jiarsnan. iiic
LOCAL NOTICES.
Bour-krout at O. O. Marr's.
Go to New York Noveltv storo for ladles'
and Misses' underwear, ami hosiery.
W. J. Corell & Co. have a larca and
beautiful lino of furniture suitable for
Christmas presents.
Astray.
A small dark brown cow camo to the
premises of tho undersigned, near Nenl's
Furnace, in Bloomsburg, on Friday, Dec.
Stb. Tho owner can have same by prov
ing property, paylng.chargcs and paying for
ims ucucc. r-MVUi, j. w. f ur.
Remember tho New York Novellv atom
is ueauquarters ror unnsimas treo orna
mcnis, and alt kinds ol Uhrlstmas goods.
An elf gant line ot pictures In the latest
styles of frames at W. J. Corell & Co's.
Art embroideries, jewelry, all kinds of
hand-mado articles, hand pointings in
water-colors or oil, ot tho New I'Deal storo.
Engage your Christmas trees ot Uouscl,
Go to O. 0. Marr for cholcoimlnce meat,
Infant's coats and caps a specialty at the
new rucai store.
Antiquo and
Corell & Co's.
pluBh rockers at W. J.
If you want a bedroom suit, now Is the
time to buy ot Baker & McBrlde.
Goods forttho Holiday trade at the New'
I'Deal.
Poultry of all kinds, dressed and
dressed, at Uouscl's. Leave orders.
Go to C.
C. Marr's for comforts and
blankets.
Farmers not wishing to spend a day In
town selling poultry can leave them with
110USEL, ho sella on commission. Thus
saving you about 20 per cent. ,
11. U 110UJEL.
Successor to E. Jacoby.
Now Is the time to call at tho New York
Novelty store, for all kinds ot holi
day goods, tin toys for boys, live ceuts and
up, dolls for girls, all prices, and a thous
and other things for Christmas presents.
Picture frames made to order at short
notico by W. J, Corell & Co.
No trouble to show goods at linker &
McBrlde's,
O.O, Marr Is selling dry goods very
cheap.
Plush goods ot all description!, ladles'
and gentleman' silk handkerchiefs, gents'
neckwear, nno line, go to mo ?cw York
woveiiy more.
Big reduction
parlor goods up
Bakkii & MoBmni,
Jan. 1st 1801,
Cabinets, secretaries . and manv furniture
novelties at W. J, Corell & Co's., for the
Holidays.
Lookout for Uouscl's Fish and Oyslir
wagon
Call and see our Holiday goods Ik fore
buying, We will cavo you money.
Bivm&MoUwns.
CORNER.
finest, the cheap
to the public, is
hanging and stand lamps of
Fruits, nuts, crackers, cakes,
&c. If you miss this exhibi-
7r"VY.3:r' :" aC
and look at our display.
una iook hi 0111 iuuay.
ir TTAP.TArA'N" & S(TNT
Bantos. accordlans and violins at Now
York Novelty store.
Tho celebrated Lynn
Haven Oysters at
Uouscl's.
It will nay any one to tall at tho New
York Novelty store, for whlto shirts, laun
dried or unlaundricd, mens' woolen under
wear and hosiery.
A big reduction In furniture up to Janu
ary 1st.
BAKER & MOliltlDK.
Uouscl buys and sells all kinds of poul
try.
C. O. Marr is selling corsets at cost.
Farmers, leave your turkeys and chick
ens at Uouscl's. Ho sells on commission.
New I'cccl (gutter
CruNlicr.
n:il
Farmers and others in need of a good
feed-cutter or corn-shelter or bay-press,
will do well by calling or writing to the
undersigned for circulars, and rirtues.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We also havo
some good bob-sleds for sale.
ll-SS-fJW WlHTK & CONNER,
Orangcvlllc,. Pa.
$ 1.1
Tho best vinegar in town at O. O. Marr's.
HOLIDAYGOODS.
We now have full lines of
Holiday Goods Open consisting
m part ot lancy toilet sets,
glove boxes, collar and cuff box
es, whisp Holders, gents toilet
cases, furs of all kinds. Muffs
40c up. Special bargains in
Coats for eifts. These are useful.
Big bargains in Plush garments
ol all kinds. Nice dress poods
for useful gifts, fine line of
lamps, china, books, albums,
easels, screens, baskets, pictures
etc. Counterpanes large lines,
fine table linens, towels and nap
kins, fancy shape cushions to
cover with full lines of china and
Florentine silks. Plushes.scrims
fancy linens etc. for fancy work.
Extra large line of handker
chiefs of all kinds. See the spe
cial handkerchiefs at 3 for 10c.
15c, 28 and 30 each up to $2.00
fine embroidered. Demorest
sewing machines make a useful
gift, 19.50 up. Table covers,
kid gloves. New line hosiery
and underwearpf all kinds. Jew
elry. JNew lot tinsel. Seethe
new pocket books, purses and
bags for gifts. A nice black
dress is a suitable gift for any.
We have a big line. See our
Christmas special number, its a
beauty. Mittens, Leggings, wool
rioods, childrens Hoods, chud
rens coats very cheap to close.
Shawls and skirts, full line of
games for gifts of all kinds. It
will pay you to call and see
E.J. Clarke Son.
"MTOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Samuel A. Smith, ot
the township ot Plablngcreolc, County ot Colum
bia and btaU ot Pennsylvania, and Bertha Jl.,
his wife, by deed of voluntary assignment ot thu
date, have assigned to B. K. Wilson or the town
ship ot Huntingdon, In tho County ot Luiorne, in
trust tor tho benent or tho creditors ot the said
Samuel A. smith, alt tho estate real and personal
of tho said Samu 1 A. Smith. All persons Indebt
ed to tbo aald Samuel A. Smith will make Imme
diate payment to the sold Assignee, and Inoeo
having claims or demands wUl present the sumo
without delay.
November S5, 1S90. K. it. WILSON,
GtuNT Uirhino, Assignee for saral. A. smith.
Atty. lM4t.
UDITOIt'S NOTICE.
E$tcM OS Mary itujierf, kite osthe town a Dloomt.
burg, deceased.
Tho undersigned an auditor appointed by tho
Orphans' courtpf Columbia County to mako ut .
trtbutlon of the fund In the hands of Kvu Hupert,
administratrix, as appears by ber tlnal account,
wui alt at hit rmcu lu Bloomtbury. I'u., on Satur
day, January Sd, 18U1, at 11) o'clock a. in., when
and whero all peruona having claims against Bald
estate must appear and proe the same or bo de
barred trotn coining In upon Bald fund.
A. N. YOST,
Auditor,
ROHSUMPTION,
IN its first stages, can tbo successfully
checked by tho prompt uso of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Eveu lu tho later
periods ot that dlscnso, tho cough U
wonderfully relieved by this mediclno,
" I havo used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
with tho best effect In ny practice.
This wonderful preparation onco saved
my life. I had a constant cough, night
sweats, was greatly reduced lu llcsh,
and given ujj by my physician. Ono
.bottle and a halt of the Pectoral cured
1110." A. J, Uldsoil, M. !., Middkton,
Tennessee.
" Suvernl years ago I was severely 111.
Tlio doctors said I was in consumption,
and that they could do nothing for mo,
but advlsod ine, as a lust resort, to try
Aver's Cherry Pectoral. After taking
th'ls medicine two or three mouths. 1
was cured, and my health rcmnlus food
to tho present day," James lllrchard,
Darleu, Conn.
" Several years ago, on a pnssagahoma
from California, by water, 1 contracted
ro severe a cold that for souio days I
wa confined to my state-room, aud a
physician 011 board considered my life
In danger. Happening to have n bottlo
ot Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, I used It
freely, and my lunga were nwn restored
to a healthy condition, Hlnco then I
havo Invariably ri oouiinoudcd this prep
aration." J, 11. Chandler, Junction, Va.
Ayer's Glierry Pectoral,
rasrxam r
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