Highest of all in Leavening Power.
"
mm asaw-
ABSOLUTELY PURE
JJKUJMBIAN
Kiitered at tin' Post om-e at llltv.iiiHtjurg, l'o.,
AH second cla matter, March I. IHhM.
1JI-OOMSI5UKO, PA.
1 K1DAY, JANUARY 23, 1R01.
Just a Little Too Funny.
now A CINCINNATI H TMOKTAT LOST A VAI.O
AHI.I WATCH.
"I remember a friend of mine," said
'Pqulre Johoson to the delegate, "who
considered hlroaclf funny. Ho went to a
promluent Jeweler on Fourth ilrcct and
pui chased a wntcb for $50, receiving a
written guarantee tbat the watch would
keep good time for a year. If the watcb
failed the money waa to be refund' d.
"Wtrll, my friend wai called to Europe
loon after that and spent aeveral months
traveling about varloui parts of tbe eartb,
and It happened that be returned tot'lncl
nati on tbe very day tbe guarantee on bis
watch eiplrcd. Ask log me to accom
pany bim, we went to tbe Jewelry store,
and celling out tbe proprietor, my friend
laid down the guarantee, wblcb tbe jew.
ltr read, and then espressed himself
ready to fuflll his contract. Tbe watcb
was placed upon the counter aud was
found to be Just one-balf minute too
fait.
Tbe Jeweler placed It carefully In a
drawer and going to bis safe counted
out Ave crifp ten dollar bills and passed
them to my friend with a smile.
"Yes, but I don't want the money," he
stammeied; 'give me bach my watcb. It
was only meant as a little pleasantry.'
"I bave complied with my contract,"
replied tbe Jeweler, "and I only meant a
little business."
"But i must bave that watcb,' said the
thoroughly disconcerted fuony man.
"Well," replied the Jeweler, proceeding
with his work, 'I consider a watch tbat
varies only one-balf of a minute in a year
worth more than 950. I will aell you the
watch for 100.'
80 chagrined that be hardly knew
what ha was doing, my facetious fnsnd
aid over the 9100 and pocketed tbe
watch.
"When you need another good watch
give me a call,' said the jeweler, merrily,
M we took our departure.
"Well, do you know I have never
heard of that feliow doing a funny thing
since." CSnemnati Tuna-Star.
Manners' Double Extract Baraaparilla
for Catarrh is and alwaya will be a lead
er, as its curative powers cannot be beat;
price 50c a bottle. For sale by all drug,
gists.
FINANCIAL BAROMETER.
There is no better barometer of tbe fin
ancial situation than a business house
which deals only in tbe luiuries of life.
Notwithstanding tbe cry of the stringency
ct the money market, and tbe recent an.
oouncement of the failure of some well
known firms and financial Institutions,
Bailey, Baoks A Biddle, the widely known
jewelry house of Philadelphia, state that
tbe past Christmas season baa been the
greatest of their years of prosperity.
It was, they say, the largest business
in their sixty years' experience.
There were more persons In tbe store
In December, and more goods were sold
than In any December in the history of
tbe store.
"It leads them all," Is the general reply
of druggists when asked about the merit
or sales of flood's Barsaparilla.
The following letters are held at the
Dloomsburp, Pa. post office and will be
tent to the dead letter office Feb 8, 1891.
Miss Clara A. Dawson, Mr. Elijah Fow
Jer, Mrs. Mary E. Smith, Miss Lida
Thomas, Epb Yobe.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they were advertised Jan. 20,
1891.
One cent will be charged on each let
ter advertised.
A. B. Cathcabt, P. M.
Notice. A grand Rally, service three
times a day In the A. M. E. Church,
Bong service and preaching by Rev. II.
O. Thomas of Milton. We want all to
come or send us a free will offering, as
we would llkn to raise some money to
help on tbe cause of tbe Master. Those
tbat cannot come put something In an
envelope and drop It in the pot-otHce, ad
dressed to D. J. Johnson, Pastor of the
A. M. E. Church. .
Catarrh
In tbe head
a a constitutional ,
Disease, and requires
A constitutional remedy
Like flood's Warsapar'.lls,
Which purifies the blood,
Makes the weak strong,
Restores health.
Try it now. ' '
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
Powder
Mrs. Janet Mldfrlty, mother of Mr
Mldgley, of the Worsted Mill, died on the
the 18th Inst, aged nearly 80 years. the
was burled 00 Tuesday afternoon, the
services being held at tlio Episcopal
church. Mrs. MlriRli-y was born in tbe
county of Yorkshire, England.
Married.
In Danville, at the resilience of tbe
bride, on Monday, Jan. 12, 1891, by Rev.
W. E. Roney, Mr. Glenn A. Tubbs of
Denton, Col. Co , Pa , to Miss Clara J.
llellcr of Danville, Pa.
Hands Off.
Tbe railroad bell-rope, which skirts the
roof of every psssenger car, is consecrat
ed to the use of conductors and other
train bands, as is proven by the summary
arrest of a traveller in Wilmington last
week who bad the boldness to touch tbe
signalling string. Lt vl Barto, of Lin
wood, Pa., got on a train at Chester, In
lending to go to Ltnwood. When he dis
covered he wss aboaru an express, wbich
did not stop at that station, be requested
the conductor to s'.op for him. Being re
fust d, Barto jumped up and grasped tbe
signal rope. Tbe conductor, however,
caused the trsln to continue on its course
and on reaching Wilmington, he bad
Barto arrested. Tbe prisoner was finally
released on tl00 ball. It is likely ibat
bis cffcDse is punishable under the "mali
cious mischief" criminal codo, which
says that if any person shall willfully and
maliciously endanger the safety of any
person traveling, every such offender
shall be guilty of felony, and, being there.
( f convicted, shall be sentenced to pay a
floe not exceeding flO.OOO and to undei
go an imprisonment, by separate or soli
tary confinement at labor, not exceeding
ten years.
How It Was !
At tbe battle of Gettysburg I was shot
through the left leg and waa sent to the
hospital. Tbe army surgeons relieved
me but pronounced my case incurable.
It discharged pieces of bone, and for
years I bave suffered with a running
sore. I tried everything which my limit
ed means would allow, and experienced
no relief until I tried Sulphur Bitters. I
am now almost well and shall continue
their use. O Soldi-. 8U
Waahingtonville Pair-
Tbe Northern Montour County Agri
cultural Society held tueir annual meet
ing January 13th 1891 and elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year 1
President, Charles E. Shires j Treasurer,
Amandns L. Heddens.
It was decided to hold the next annual
Fair at Washington fllle Station, on the
line of the Wilkes-Barre and Western
railroad, the new location being an excel
lent one, with the line of railway running
through the grounds. Tbe date for the
next Fair is October lh to 9th, both days
inclusive.
That beautiful glossy sheen, so much
admired in hair, can be secured by the
use of Ayer's Hair Vigor. There- is
nothing better than this preparation for
strengthening the scalp and keeping it
free from dandruff and itching eruptions.
toe eentT
Tbe Manor Rest Inn at Jameson City is
for rent. It is elegantly furnished
throughout, and money can be made
there. For terms and particulars address
Geo. E. El well, Stc'y., Uloomsburg, Pa.
tf. mt
Manners' Double Extract Barsaparilla
for female complaint, is the best. Try
it once and you will never be without it.
Price 6O0 a bottle. For sale by all
druggists.
.SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have made-arrangements with Dr.
B. J. Kendall Co. publishers of A Treatiee
on tbe Horse and bis diseases', which will
enable all our subscribers to obtain a copy
of tbat valuable work free by sending their
address (enclosing a 3 cent stamp for
mailing same) to Dr. B. J. Kendall Co.,
Enoxburgh Falls, Vl. This book is now
recognized us standard authority upon all
diseases of the horse, as Its phenomeual
sale attests, over four million copies hav.
Ing been sold in tbe past ten years, a sale
never before reached by any publication
io the same period of time. We fee Icon
fldenttbat our patrons will appreciate the
woik, and be glad to avail themselves of
Ibis opportunity of obtaining a valuable
book.
It is necessary tbat you mention th'.s
paper in Bending for tbe "Treatise." This
offer will remain open for only a short
time. 1-23 4t.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds of
furst Fox, mink, inusk rats, skuuks, etc.
Louis Lowbnbbuo.
Manners' Balm of Gilcad Lotion for
chappy bands, face aod Hps, Is without
competition. Price 25o a bottle, for sale
by all druggists.
Wilkes-Barre ft Western Rallwaj
The annual report of the Company for
1890 hows an increase In net earnings of
tblrty-thrco per cent, over tbo previous
year.
- The Interest on tbe outttundlng bonds
was paid and new equipment whs Added
to tbo line. Tbo road Is In operation
from Watootown, on tbo Philadelphia
and Erie Division Pennsylvania lUilrond,
to ltihrsbiirg, Columbia county. Con
struction work Is in progress on the cx
tension to Oranjfevlllc, where a ennee
linn with the BloomsUurj,- & Sullivan
railroad will bo mndc.
The following were elected directors
for the ensuing year; Hon. Joseph M.
Oiumiii, president, Philadelphia; Chas.
I) B.irney, Philadelphia; F. W. Kennedy
Philadelphia; Morris Llveriglit, Philadel
phia; ;W. C. Drtnrmond, Philadelphia;
Max Bamberger, Philadelphia; John U.
Stetson, Philadelphia; Charles Jtaht, New
York; II T. McCabc, New York.
S. 11. Hicks was continned as general
manager and superintendent, and Robert
C. Ittllyillo secretary and treasurer.
His Ignorance Cost Ma $150.00 1
I was sick abed for three mouths. Tbe
doctor said I had Prolapsus Uteri, which
was uiitruo. lio didu't try to euro me
but wanted to make a $1.60 every day.
My uncle Is a druggist, and he told me
to turn the doctor oil and try Sulphur
Bitters. I did so and live dollars wonh
of Sulphur Bitters cured mo of general
weakness and debility. Mr. S ,
llavtn, 1-10-2 ft
MaJ.-Oen. B. ?. Butler.
Ill WILL R ETC UN TO TUB S'll'TII FOR TUB
FIRST TIMS SISOB TUB WAR.
It seems hardly necessary to say any
thing of the history of Gen. B. P. Butler.
No man in tbe whole nation has been
more constantly io the public eye for the
last four decades than he. As a success
fill lawyer and Influential politician be
fore tbe war, as a patriot who was among
the first to respond to tbe countiy's call
at the firing upon Fort Sumpter, as the
man who gave New Orleans tbe best
government tbe city ever had, as Com
mander of tbe Army of tbo James, as a
Representative io Congress and a leading
politician since tbe war, be has bad pub
lic attention constantly focused upon
bim. No man in tbe country has receiv
ed more praise and more abuse than he,
aod no man has more warm, personal
friends and admirers. Many of the
people of the 8outh have been particular
ly bitter agalust bim, and bave tried to
make his name tbe synonym for all tbat
was detestable. He is now about to re
turn good for evil, and heap coals of flm
upon the heada of bis detractors by a
great enterprise to help restore prosperity
to tbe region which suffered so severely
from the ravages of the war. He is at
the bead of the great Georgia-Alabama
Investment and Development Co., whose
advertisement appears elsewhere in tbia
paper, which is made ep of capitalists
whom he has associated with himself in a
scheme to rebuild and develop large por
tions of Dixie. Early next month he in
tends to make a tour of tbe South, visit-
log tbat section for tbe first time since
tbe close of the war twenty-six years
ago. He will go to New Orleans, and to
all other prominent points, end survey
the fields of operations of this company
carefully, to inform himself personally as
to tbo possibilities of each locality. There
is something phenomenal In such a tour
by a general whose first visit waa sword
in band, but who now goes as a restorer.
It will be watched with great interest by
all sections of tbe country. Aa umol 2K
61MM, Wathingion, D- C 1-lMw.
Peace Restored.
INDIANS IN FAVOR OF REDEEMING
FLEDGES MADE TO GENERAL MILES.
Pine Ridge Agency, Jan 18. At
noon, yesterday, General Miles sent
a message to the hostile camp asking
for a conference council with the
principal chiefs. There was an im
mediate response. Among the chiefs
were Two Strikes, Short Bull, Eagle
Pipe, Crow Dog, Big Turkey, Black
Kobe, Kicking Bear, Iron l oot and
Man Raised Above. The chiefs were
Brules and when the subject of return
ing to their agency at Rostbud was
broached they said they were in favor
of returning if the military man should
be placed over them as agent. Cap
tain Lee, Ninth infantry, who was
recommended by General Miles as
agent for the agency in question ex
pressed the hope that he would be al
lowed to take hold of the agency in
question. After a little more parlying,
Big Robe stood up and solemnly and
dramatically proclaimed himself in
favor of peace, at the same time he
asked those who wished to join him in
restoring peace and working for the
prosperity of their people to raise their
right hand towards heaven. Immedi
ately every right hand in the gather
ing was raised on high and with a
general shaking of hands the confer
ence came to a close. There are no
lights in the hostile camp to night.
Everything is quiet. The Indians
seem to be in favor of redeeming the
pledges they made to General Miles.
'Leading physicians recommend Ayer's
Barsaparilla. Old and young take it
with porfect safety. It cleanses tbe
blood, strengthens tbo nerves, and vita
lizes the system. Popular experience
has locg placed this medicine at the head
of touio alteratives.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When sha was a Child, aba erltd for Castoria,
Whan sha became Miss, aha oluag to Castoria,
When sha had Children, sha (are them Castoria.
The financial statement of the Col
umbia County Agricultural Society
for the year ending January 1, 1891,
shows the total receipts for the
year to be $7701.18. There were 18,-
993 tickets sold at 25 cents, and 286
tickets at 18 cents, amounting to
$4799.48. 1 he premiums paid were
$2495.08; salaries, $710; bonds paid,
$2000 ; the total expenses were
$7050. so, leaving a balance in the
treasurer's hands of $740.50. The
assets of the society are $1027.93 out
side of real estate. The liabilities are
$5000. During last year the debt was
reduced $1569,34.
Happy and content I a bride w!th"The Ro
chester;" she lives in the light of the morning,
TtUtrnmert, write Rxktittr Lmmj t. A'w Ytrk,
To Nervous netillltMtecl Mrn.
If you will send us ymir mMress, we will mall
von mir MliiHimK'il iHiimihlpr. rxnlalnliiir nil
nhout Dr. Dyn'aCflebraM-u Klpctro-vnliiile Hell.
btkI Appllnni'e, 11ml t hi'lr rliannlnif cIT'M'tii up
on iiip norvntM ai'iiiiiTiirivi nymMii, linn now
tlmy will ciulckly n-Htori' you to vlifor immI lurui.
IumhI, iiiimpiilHt fn'i. If you tin thus unili tol
we will wiiil you a Di'U ami Appllunri'.H on trial,
1-11 'WMy. Voltaic Hklt Co..
MiirxlinU, Mlub.
LOCAL NOTICES.
For Sent.
A large front room on the third
floor of the Columbian building, five
windows, steam heat, gas and water.
Inquire of Geo. E. Elwell. tf.
New Meat Market.
The nnderslirned has purchased the
meat market lately owned by David Win
ner on Iron street, and is prepared to
furnish all kinds of fresh meat, sausage,
scrspple, &c. It will bo his endeavor to
supply tbe best the market affords in Ms
line. If. O. A. Hirkin'o.
C. C. Man- will sen dry goods, corsets
and oil-cloths, at cos', for cash.
Fob Salb. A large brass stora hanging
lamp, In good condition. Inquire of J.
Q. Wells, Dloomsburg. Pa. tf.
Wasted. A good man with a small
family is wanted aa a farmer by the
undersigned. Must come well recom
mended. Apply to O. A. Herring,
Bloomshurg, Pa. lfi-2t.
Hasntzo's ITervaliao.
A Pcsblv Vsoitaslb Mbdicimb roa ths
NERVES
an effectual cure tor Inflammation and Irritation
of the HLADDKK, KIDNKYH and LIVKK, atone
In tbe BliuldVr, Colvulun, Uravul and Hrtck-dust
Depualla, weakness la Males or reiualtt. aa a
Kenioratlre Toalu and a Hloud Purifier It has no
equal, creating a beulluy appetite and pure
diuuo.
PRICK SO CEJHTSv.
If roar druiirlst bos not sot It, ask him to sret
It for you. .Take no other. Made only by
THS HAENTZ2 MEDICINE CO.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
IVBend for 84 page Book, tree to all.
W. H. BROOKE & CO.
This is the time of the year
when we go over our wall pap
er stock. The work has begun
already. In every cleaning up
of this kind we discover rem
nants that were overlooked
hitherto. They are all first
class goods, and must go to
make room for Spring stock.
The only thing you need con
cern yourself about 19, will tbe
room fit the paper. Our an
nouncement last year brought
purchasers more than we could
supply ; but then there is the
regular stock to fall back on,
always fresh and clean and
new. Uur wall paper busi
ness is one of the grow
ing departments of our trade.
We are anxious for your trade.
We will be clad to furnish
estimates and guarantee work
first-class.
W. II. BROOKE & CO.
We
boliera
we
have
a
Ihnroneh
Geo.
p.
plnclng
couiracls
aud
verlfylnic
Oicir
fuMUnjeiU
and
Unrivaled
laciliticg
In
nil
department
fur
carel'ul
aud
Intelligent
service.
We
knowtaug. R(jwej
all '
tlie
ins
and
outs
of
nowsnarer
&
Co.
adverlibiiig,
la
ofpeHonco Newspaper
twenty-live !. 1
offer
our
service!
to
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Advertising
years
of
successful
buaiuuafc i
we
have
tbe
equipped
ollicc,
by
far
the
most
who
Bureau,
contemplate
sjouuing
1U
or
$10,0.10
in
newspanur
advertising
and
who
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comprehensive
Ct the
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for
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well
as
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moat
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evstuiu
ot
pmmMPm
WE DO CATERING of
all kinds. To Tea Parties,
Weddings, Lodges, Suppers,
etc., and can furnish all the
dishes, silverware, etc., when
desired.
Estimates cheerfully given
in all cases on anything.
You will find our prices as
low as any and lower than
most. A-1 -Service Always.
M. M. PHILLIPS & SON,
Proprietors of
"PHILLIPS' CAFE."
Ploomsburg, Pa.
M'Killip Bros.
Photographs.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Photographic
portraits re
touched and
modeled for like
ness, tone, and
finish. Life size
crayons, finest
grade, a spec
ialty. Frames,
copying and
viewing.
THE MARKETS.
BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.
COHKSCTID WItKLT. BCTIIL fBICEg.
Butter per lb I .34
KXK ppr dozen .SO
Lord per lb .10
Ham pr pound .14
Pork, wbole, per pound 0.1 to .Otya
Beer, quarter, per pound JW to .OH
Wheat per bushel. 1.10
Corn ears " " 70
Oats " 60
Rye " 80
Buckwheat flour per 100. S.60
Wheat flour per bbl S.00
Hay per ton 10.00 to 14.00
Potatoes per buabel 1.S0
Hnelled corn per bushel .75
Corn meal " cwt 100
Hide meat " lb 10
Chop ' cwt. l.ao
Tallow " lb M
Chickens " lb 10
Turkeys " lb VJi
Coal per ton, No. a. S.SS
u ...... 4 and S S.SB
2Sc per ton extra, delivered.
EEUP'S PHOTOGRAPHS
have the most finest
shades, tones, artis
tically retouched and
life like appearance.
Cabinets 99c per doz.
and upwards. We
make a specialty ot
copying and remodel
ling old pictures.
COR, MAIM AND IRON
BlooraabartT,
'Seeingis Believing."
X. ss
O0 m V Jf
There are lampa and
lamps,, but the lamp of
all others Is "The
Rochester." Its light
ia softer than the elec
tric light, brighter than
gas light, more cheer
ful than either. There
are 2,000 artistic varie
ties, and half a million
sold yearly tells the story of its worth.
Look forthU ttamn "Thf KmrnTti." nl uV
r'r 1 he written guarantee. If ih lamp dealer hain't
me K'DUlnr Kothesler, and Ihe style you want, tend
n u lur iiiuiiraieu price-tut, awl we will lend you any
amp by express.
UO t II ESTEtt LAMP CO.,
4i Park Place, New York.
ilimujitctvrert, and $nlt Ovmtrt oHnchetterPaUiUtm
T.'ia Ltirocjt iMmp fore in t ft WorLL '
To Burn Natural Gas
fB!ty cessfully, get a
IllIUAKA
BURNER.
and cnicv a soft.
brilliant, white
lip-.t. Tho rrrfec-
tion cf nil r;a3 turn
era. Made cn the
T.a:no rriariole as the
faciouu Rochester
L.'.aip. Over a million
f '! it. If the) Senior
asn't if , senj tou-s direct, r.nd we w 11
I 1
r. wj , . .
use. Jlt,li
ua vou a uurnrr v.itn ucison Force
lin Reflector, Chimney and Tripod,
orr.nietc, on teceipt of $2.00. Please
tate if wanted for natural fas. Send
r circular,
i;occ?Tn. t.a::? co.,
4.) 1'arli Tltusii, Now fork.
UGHghing
IS Nature's effort to expel foreign aub
slunces from tlio hronchinl linwrngna.
Frequently, this cntiH Inllarmnatira
ami the nerd of an anodyne. No other
expectorant or anodyne la pqual to
Ayer's Cherry 1'ertoral. It aisista
Nature In ejecting the mucus, allays
Irritntion, Induces repose, and Is Uia
most popular of all cotili cures.
" Of the many prepnrntions before; tin
riililin for the cure of colds, coitgha,
bronchitis, and kindred diseases, there)
Is none, within the range of my experi
ence, so rcliiihlo as Ayer's Cherry lnr
tornl. For years I was subject to oolda,
followed by terrible coughs. About four
years ngo, when so atllicted. I waa art
vised to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral an4
to lay all other remedies swiile. I li4
so, nnd within a week was well of taf
rolil and cough. Since then I hnv
Always kept this preparation In thej
house., and feel comparatively secure."
Mrs. L. h. Brown, Denmark, Mis.
"A few years ajo I took a sever cold
which affected my lungs. I had m ter
ri bio cough, and pasted night after
night without sleep. The doctors gav
me up. I tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
which relieved my lungs, induced sleep,
and afforded the rest necessary for tli
recovery of my strength. By the con
tinual use of the Pectoral, a permanent
cure was effected. " Huruco Fairbrotuef.
Bockinguaiu, Vt.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
rncl .rid by
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mast.
Bold by all Dnif (Ista. Frio tl ; all totll ,4Ja
REAL ESTATE
roa sali in
BLOOMSBURG.
Main Street. Desirable building lot 80x211.
price liano.
Fifth Street House and lot, house rents Tor tS
per month, room to build several more borne
110 feet front on Fifth street, price 11050.
First Street Frame house, 6 rooms, lot 50x314.
price Siono.
Fourth street Large frame bouse, 8 rooms, lot
100 feet front on street, price t'Jsno.
Fifth street Large frame dwelling bouse. Si
rooms, out-kltchen, barn, fine fruit, tc, lot
w, price S4A00.
Jfaln Street Large store building, with dw0U
lng house on same lot, corner lot fronting a
two streets, price twrno.
Third street. Large 8 room house, lot RUSIS.
Price taroo.
Second street. Ran QfPetm. Corner lot, 08 TU
front. Price shoo.
Second street. Fine large residence, U l
exclusive ot bath room. Steam, gas,
water and all modern Improvements.
Tenant houses and a number ot vacant lots 1b
other parts ot the town, all of which areTeraaJa
on easy terms. For further particulars laqaO
Of WlNTIRaraSN a Brcelbt.
First National Bank Building,
tf. Bloomaborg, r
Dr. J. F. CHAPIN,
at Scboolcrttft,Mlchlgan,offers at private aal
GRIST MILL
and Water Power with (our or mora
land, at the town ot Benton, Columbia
Peaaarlvania; his
FARM
In Flshlngcreek Township known aa the -1
Vara containing about eighty acres; aa4 hit
DWELLING HOUSE
and lot in the town ot Benton. These pnsjaaMB
are all valuable. The Mill Power ts tl aaasr
tailing Flailing creek. Benton Is rapKBr am.
proving and now has rail road
by the Bloomsburg Sullivan rail road.
Town property which could be mora 1
managed In the absence ot the (owner, It
able, may be exchanged for the mllL
further Information and terms may be SMaa
ed upon Inquiry of
CHARLES Q. BARK XXV
AtUaraaar.
Bloomsburg, Pa. January 9, 1890 S-U
CLOTHmQICLOTHIinjI
G. W. BERTSCn,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR.
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GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS AND CAPS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Suits made to order at short notice
and fit always guaranteed or no h.
Call and examine the largest and tmtt
selected stock of goods ever shown 4b
Columbia County.
Store next door to First NatiaMt
Bank.
MAIN STREET,
Blooms Dtir&r, Pa.
Come to Kemp's and sse
our $5.00 Life-siz3 Crayons,
and photographs of finest
finish.
OH MY BACK!
That generally menns pain and auf
fertiiK. Kin why HUlTert Dr. Oroe
venm'H Hcll-rii-nle I'oroim Waaler
will relieve you In one night, aura.
Henil a penny hi amp t o (iroMveniir ft
Kli'haruH, HcmIoii, Mass., and loam
how 10 remove 11 poiiniH planter acleu
llloally 11 will pay jou und don't
forget that the In st porouH iilaHterla
t he world ha the plet lire of a bull on
the buck-cloth, uud In cullod
mt UKOSVENOlt'8
Bel-cap-sia
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Least 8 for sale at this office.
each, 30 cents a dozen.
3 s
tf.
Deeds, single or double acknowl
edgements, 60 cents a dozen at the
Columbian office. t.