KST.r.!.HHEI JTUf Columbia Sfmofra!, stabuhf:! : . on'I.idated 10. - rrci.inio bt ELWELL & EITTENSIisDIR EVEKV Kill DAY MOliNING Al Bkom.buig. the County seat of Columbia county, Pennsylvania. Trrhs; InNlde the ecuhty, $1.00 a year Id ad vanoe; ;..V) If not paid In advance Outside the county, 11.2) a ycir. strictly In advance. All communk-atU Ls should be addressed to THE COLl-MMAX, Blooinsburg, ra. FRIDAY. MAY ij. 1892. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR CONUr.ISJXf AS AT LAKOK. GEORGE A.ALLEN. Erie. TKOM.Vi r. MEKHITT, lierk. PORtrrREMI JllXiK. CHRISTOPHER HEYDKICK. VenaiiS".--. FOR BLRCTOK? AT LAKGR. MORTIMER y. ELLIOTT. Tlon. JNO. C. BULLITT, Philadelphia. THOMAS B. KENNEDY, Franklin. DAVID T. WATSON, Allegheny. FOR DISTRICT RLICTOBS. Samuel G. Thompson. Clem't R. WainwTtgut, Adam 8. Conway. W. Redwood Wright, John O. James, J am 68 DulTey, 8. W. Trimmer, Azur Lathrop, Thomas Chalfant, P. II. Strublnger, Jo.seph D. Orr, Andrew A. Payton. Michael Lelbl, Charles II. Lafferty, George K. Gush, Wlllmm Molan, Charles D. Breok, Samuel s. Lelby, T. C. Hippie, W. D. lllinnielrelch, II. B. Piper, Charles A. Pagan. John D. Braden, Thomas McDowell, J. K. P. Hall. WASHINGTON LETTER. Washing ton", May 9, 1892. The anti- Harrison republicans are jubilint over what they say is the cer tainty that Mr. Harrison cannot be nominated at Minneapolis. They point exultingly to the nearly six hun dred uninstructed delegates, and sneer at the fact that only four States that the republicans have any reasonable hope of carrying Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, and South Dakota have instructed for Harrison, and some of them do not hesitate to say that the majority of the rest of the instructed delegates, all from the south, could easily be taken away from Mr. Harri son by cash purchase, if it were neces sary to do so to defeat him. Quay. Piatt, Reed and a large num ber of the most influential republican bosses met here to congratulate them selves on the result detailed in the election of delegates to the Minne apolis convention, and, what is more mportant to them, to agree upon the icket to be nominated. The meeting as, of course, a secret one, but it is whispered that it was particularly Agreed to hold cut hopes to Sherman, McKinley. Alger, Depew and other dark horses until the last minute, in order to keep them and teir personal followers from going into the Harrison camp, and that when the convention meets, Blaine and Rusk are to be sprung upon it with a rush and enthus iastically pushed through before the friends of other candidates have an opportunity to pull their wits together. Mr. Harrison is reported to be con templating a withdrawal in favor of Sen ator Cullom. In fact it said that he told Senator Cullon before the Illinois convention was held that he would do so, as soon as it became apparent that he could not be nominated on the first ballot, and that it was that promise that caused Cullom to get the conven tion to instruct for Harrison. Having compelled the Department of Justice to begin legal proceedings against the sugar trust, the House will nowdo the same for the National Cord age company, the trust which controls binding twine, by adopting a resolu tion offered by Representative Scott, of Illinois, the same gentleman who introduced the sugar trust resolution, which the House passed last week. It may be that the Sherman anti. trust law, which was enacted by the billion dol lar Congress, is entirely worthless a vas charged by democrats when it was passed there are reasonsfor believing that it was intended to be but that makes the House all the more anxious to see it put to a practical test. If it fails, the House will pass a bill that will not fail, and leave the responsi bility for its becoming a law with the trust-loving republican majority in the Senate and the republican President. Representative Bailey, who is mem ber of the House sub-committee en gaged in investigating the afairs of ihe Yellowstone Park Association, thinks Mr. Russell Harrison may find himself in an unpleasant position before the investigation is over, owing to his readi ness to loan his "influence". The House committee on Post Of fices has agreed to report favorably a bill appropriating 100,000 for the ex tension of free mail delivery in agri cultural districts, and providing for the issue of fractional postal notes. Again the old cry that Secretary Noble has informed Mr. Harrison that Raum must go, or he would leave the Cabinet. This may or may not be true, but, if the charge be true that Raum wrote, without Noble's know ledge, the letter declining to furnish the Pension Office inve;tioitinT rnm- ( - - --n Q mittee with the j apers relating to the certain special pension examiners, and Noble says he did, it would certainly be about what any self respecting man' would do under similar circumstances. The committee through the chairman, Representative Wheeler, ask for these papers and Mr. Raum wrote a letter stating that he had been directed by Secretary Noble to decline furnishing them. Now, Secretary Noble says he knew nothing about such a request being made, and that the committee can have the papers or any others on file that they may wish to see. It was well for Sec retary Noble that he took so sensible a view of the measures by reporting a resolution concerning the refusal to the House, which might have resulted in imjxrachment proceedings against the Secretary of the Interior. The thousands of pamphlet copies of Henry George's '"Free Trade or Protection", which was recently pub lished in the Congressional Record, that are being distributed through out the country, are being sent out by in dividual Representatives, and not by the Democratic Congressional cam paign committee. The silver democrats in the House expect to be able to secure the signa tures of a majority of the democrats to a petition asking that a new date be set to vote upon the free coinage bill and that a rule against filibustering be reported, indeed they claim to al ready have a sufficient number of signers. It is now stated that the new daily in Scranton, about which there has been so much talk of late, will mater ialize soon, and that it is to be a lively penny afternoon journal, with Colonel J. A. Price, Terence V. Powderly and other well known men back of it. BLAINE'S CONDITION. RUSSELL HARRISON DECLARES HIM BROKEN PHYSICALLY AND MENTALl Y. "Mr. Blaine's condition," he (Rus sell Harrison) said, "is such that all talk of his nomination, even if he should become a candidate, is out of the question. He is completely bro ken down, both mentally and physi cally. "He cannot remember the simplest things, and all of the woik of the State Department has been on my father's shoulders for over two years. It is simply absurd to talk of nomi nating Mr. Blaine. "He can scarcely more than sign his name to documents requiring his signature, and rarely, if ever, reads any of them. He is almost as helpless as a child." World. If your blood is without delay by Sarsaparilla. vitiated, cleanse it the use of Ayer's The State democratic Convention of Connecticut was held Tuesday May 10th. The delegites-at-large to the National Convention were uninstruct ed, but the name of Cleveland was cheered to the echo. The delegates from Connecticut can go to Chicago, ready to cast their vote for the most available candidate, and return horn's with the assurance that the six electoral votes will be in the democratic column when the votes are counted in November. Strength and Health- If you nrc not feeling strong nnd healthy, try Klectric bitters If "I.n Grippe" lias left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on I.iver, Stomach anc Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with Sick Headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric bit ters. One trial will convince you tlint this is the remedy you need. Large bottles only 50c. at C. A. Kliem'i Drug Store. J. Saltzer the popular Sewing mach ine agent has placed a new the road. When you buy your spring medi cine you should get the best, and that is Hood's Sarsaparilla. It thoroughly purifies the blood. The number of shares of stock al lotted to the first series of Industrial Building and Loan Association of Bloomsburg, Pa., have been taken and the association will issue stock in the second series upon the 7th day of June next, that being the time of their next regular monthly meeting. The number of shares will be limited to five hundred in each series. First payment will be $j 00 per share and $1.00 ptr share a month thereafter. Par value of each share $200.00. Further information may be had by caning at the olhce ot the secretary, wins mock, JJloomsburg, l'a. A. N. Yost. 5-3-3t Secretary. We acknowledge receipt of a hand some program from Prof. John F. I Morns, the commencement exercises of Catawissa High School to be held in Catawissa Opera House Monday May 1 6th. COUNCIL FB0CEE2INGS. The regular meeting ot the Town Council was held Thursday night, May 5th, all the members present. A petition was rea l feom Wm. Cum mings asking for a sewer from Whit man's alley eastwardly about 60 feet on Third. After considerable discus sion the President was authorized to consult with the Town Engineer in re gard to the advisability of purchasing the private sewer of Mrs. Finney in stead or laying a new one, and to re port at the next meeting. The following building permits were granted : To Wm. Cummings for a dwelling house on Third street. To J. W. Johh for a dwelling house on Fourth street. To J. L. Dillon for a Greenhouse on Fifth street. To W. C. Bryfogle & Bro. for a building on the east side of Market street near the square. It appearing that a large number of ordinances have been passed since the publication of the last pamphlet, the Secretary and President were upon motion authorized to have all the or dinances printed in book form. C. W. Miller, Esq , appeared before the Counsel and presented petitions for exonerations from the payment of town taxes for ten years on the follow ing industries : Suber's patent rolling bearer Com pany, Axle Works and Steel Plant. Ice Manufacturing Co. and Mears & Co. Wash Machine Works. Upon motion the first mentioned plant was exempted with the understanding that they erect or cause to be erected two fire hydrants located at a convenient place with respect to other buildings and that they keep the same c onstant ly supplied with water at their own expense and in case of fire the town to have the right to use them free of charge. On the application of Mears & Co. for exemption a yea and nay vote was called and resulted as follows: Pea cock, Gorrey and Holmes, yea, Kra mer, Gilmore and Drinker, nay; Rhoads not voting lost. Application refused. The agreement of E B. Brower do nating the land for the opening of Penn street providing the grading was ! done by Sept. 1st, 1892, read and ac-! cepiea, ana me solicitor re an an or dinance that he had prepared declar ing the same a public highway. On motion it was accepted and the ordi nance ordered published. Grant Herring desired the Council to do some cobbling on the Lightstreet road in the rear of his lot ; George Kobbins desired a crossing near his residence; Mrs. Hagenbuch reported the street near her home and leading to Dillon's Greenhouse as being in a bad condition ; and William Chrisman wanted the Council to open and de clare a public highway an alley near his residence, he to donate the land and pave the same. All these matters were referred to the Committee on Highways. Friendship Fire Co. requested per mission to use Oak Grove on the even ing of May 30th for holding a dance. Granted. By a unanimous vote the tax rate for the ensuing year was fixed at nine mills. The following bills were presented : Wm. Thomas Police to May 1 $17.50 Wesley Knorr, Police 4.00 F. R. Drake " 1 00 John Keefer " 1.00 Nathan Chromis " 1.00 John Masteller, Stationery 75 Daniel Laycock, Police 1.00 Dem. Sentinel, printing St'mt. 25.00 M' C. Woodward, Police 922 J. C. Brown, printing st'mt &c. 42.50 J. C. Brown, Town Engineer. . 26.00 C. M. Drinker, Locks, &c 3.00 Water Co. Hyd'nts Apr 1 to May 1 83.33 HIGHWAYS. C. R. Housel, Com. of Highways. 2537 The New Ballot Law, The Secretary of State has addressed a letter to the County Commissioners of the Slate requesting that they call the particular attention of the Chair men of County Committees, and of ot'.iers who may be in a osition to give information upon the subject, to the importance of exercising great rare in the matter of certifying nominations to County Commissioners and town ship auditors. The letter states that the certifications of some nominations of Legislate e candidates already made, discloses the fact that sufficient care has not been taken by those whose du ty it has been to certify such nomina tions. If errors in certificates are not avoided, confusion and trouble will ensue. Instructions sent by the County Commissioners to the chairmen of county committees, and oMiers con nected with political organizations, will be of great benefit in preventing errors in certifications. It is announced that the passenger train employees on the Lehigh Valley Railroad have received orders to pro cure summer uniforms and new caps of the Philadelphia and Reading pat tern, and den the same May 15th. The caps are slightly different in shape from those now worn on the Lehigh Valley and the coat is longer. The P. & R. buttons will take the place of the Lehigh Valley. Premature gTay whiskers should be colored to prevent the appearance of age, and Buckingham's Dye is by far the best preparation to do it. From the list of States that have thus far held republican conventions, less than one-half of them have instruc ted thir delegates to support for a second term the present incumbent. It looks as if the republicans had no more love for Benjamin Harrison than they had for R. B. Hayes. We wish again to repeat that every indication points to the nomination and election of Grover Cleveland. The subscribers to the stock of the new steel works held a meeting on Tuesday evening at the office of White & Yost and effected a tempo rary organization for the collection of stock subscriptions, &c. A charter will soon be obtained. Martin Randall, Labor. Levi Shoemaker " . . . . David Hunt " Gideon Heist " , . . , Wm. Edgar " Wm. C. Wirt Jacob Brobst " Chas. Fornwald, Hauling.. Samuel Shaffer, ' .. Daniel Miller " ., FredSchwinn, " Wm. Coffman, " . . 9-37 8.00 8.00 1.87 6.7S 6- 75 7- 37 1.20 8.00 11.80 2.00 1.80 Total . $317.91 The above amounts were ordeied paid. Ths Committee on High ways ordered to inquire into the prob able expenses of getting a road ma chine here on trial. Adjourned until Thursday, May 12th, at 7:30 p. m. Be Sure If you have mado up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue ot Us peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation, curative power superior to any other article. A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, and whose exainplo Is worthy Imitation, tells her experience below: To Get In one store where I went to buy ITood's Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buy their own instead of Hood's; he told me tbelr's would last longer; that I might take it on ten days' trial; that It I did not like it I need not pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail on me to change. I told him I knew what Hood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken it, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. Hood's When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I was fueling real miserable, suflerlug a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly stand. I looked, and bad for some time, like a person in con sumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so much good that I wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends f rcqueutly speak ot It." Has. Eixa A. GoFr, 61 Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla Jold by all druggists. $ 1 i six t at ti. Prepared only y 0. 1. HOOD CO., Apothacaries , LoweU, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar Wood's Fhosphodine The Great singllab Remedv, k JToinptly nnd perman leiuly cures all forms of .Vri'iui uei A-hum, Ami. on, Siiennauirrhea. Int. I piilntvy mill all rjfnl uf Ahum1 nr AVr. n...... prescribed over Hi years ll IUIIUM11US IHCUSeSt IS nrP. "" li KrtiaM ami ---. iioiwsi Meairnu) kiioirn. Ask druggist for Wonii'H I'iiohi'iiodink ; It lie iiuerssouw womiies uieiiicine in place of this ir-w.c uin umuuuim mult-, uiciofw puce 111 letter, luul wo will send by return mull. Price, one mti'L'titr... tl . ylv kl.ti iilll ..I....... .-.I. ...... ...... -' w... u.i. firiiM-, nire. Pimmlilet in plain seulcil, envelope j stamps. AUdrest. Thk Wood Chemical to, 1.11 WuiKlwurrt avenue, Detroit, Vlch. ttf-fSoMIn llliMiinsburg by Muvcr Urns., .1. 11. Mercer, U. A. Klelin, ti. A. McKelvy and 11 U re Hpnoslble druuiflsis everywhere. Our Claims discharge of An exchange says that the Supreme Court has decided that bicycle riders are not entitled to the sidewalks in cities and towns. A pedestrian was run into by a wheelman, both being on the sidewalk. The former sued for damages and won his suit, the court holding that the rider had no business on the sidewalk. The Largest Assortment The Best Taste The Best Fitting Garments The Newest Ideas Good, Honest Materials and Workmanship The Lowest Prices For Your Patronage Every garment wc sell is ol our own manufacture. No other retail clothier in Philadelphia can truth fully say the same. We have often published this fact and our competitors dare not deny it Some of them man ufacture part of the goods they sell. Can you tell which part of their stock has two profits marked on it? Browning, King Si Co. Leading American Clothiers, Warken A. Reed. 9IO and.912 Chestnut St. (urraiuw nil Rather rishj the offer that's made by the pro prietors of Dr. Safe's Catarrh Rem edy, lliskv for them. For yon, if you have Catarrh, it's a certainty. You're certain to bo cured of it, or to bo paid 1 300. That's what they offer, and in pood laith they cure von. or pay you, no matter how bad your case, or of how long standing. But u it so much of a risk? They have a medicine that cures Catarrh, not for a time, but for all time. They've watched it for years, curing the most hopeless cases. They know tbat in your caso there's every chance ot success, almost no chance of failure. Wouldn't any one take such a risk with such a medicine ? The only question is are yoa willing to mako the test, if the makers are willing to take the risk? If so, the rest is easy. You pay your druggist fifty cents and the trial begins. CANDIDATES CARDS. 1.1st ot Candidates to be voted for nt t he dele. Knte election held ftiturdiiy Anirnst tit U 1HSW, etweeii the liourn of 8 nnd 7 o'clock p. in. AoniiniuniK convention i ueswiuy au,iihi imii. For Representative, G. V. STERNER, of Bloomsburj;. For Representative, CHARLES M. CLAKER, of Greenwood. M ERCANTI LE APPRAIS E M EN T. Lilt of Dealer in Columbia County. I hereby rertlfy the following list of denlera taken, returned and rluiwltled by me tn accord ance with several acts of Assembly In and tor tne year iSHit 14 correct 10 me oe.11 01 my know ledge. SXATBM. Araro & Btuinm CoM License I). I.. Plnirley store 14 T. .1. Nlitiiuan " 14 C. K. Hhuman " 14 Wm. H. Llewellyn store 14 Levi Michael 14 (J. H. Drebtbach " 14 Norman Cole distiller la BINTON. C. F. Mann 1 nool table H J. M. Kline organs A H. M. 14 U. L. 4 v. B. Mcllenry store IS lra K. .Mcllenry furniture 14 Alfred Mcllenry store U lljllitnd Mcllenry store 14 V. K. ox farm tools 14 Itlllhlme Hidden store 14 H. (I. Keller stoves & tinware 14 .I.J. Mcllenry store 14 T. t:. Mcllenry dniKS 14 Hhor Mcllenry A Son distillers it C. M. Smith store 14 C. K. Kdson " 14 BRIAKCHREK. Ash Brothers distillers S L. F. Fowler store 14 BERWICK. Isaiah Rower store 14 ;. N. Klsner drills 14 K. A. Bower store IS smith Bros. " is T. A. loan Hardware 14 I. . J. Townsend Jewelry K. P. Freas (Htft.) store IS M. Levy clothing is Miss sally Kou'h confectionery 14 H. M. Ilockman, 14 ll. F. Drclsbach organs and S. M. 11 Harrison Bros, store 14 Swayze A Co. " is Joseph Chain " 14 M. A. .Varkle furniture 14 Henry Drlefuss clothing 14 II. C. I.uubach hardware 14 ii. L. ltenRoli k Co. drugs 14 F, L. DtslleUurst furniture 14 J. it. (lould drugs 14 .1. Saltzer organs and 8. M. 14 1). K. Keller stoves 14 Berwick Store Association Limited store (1 Hudson owen coal n BLOOMS Bl'KO. rtlromsbtlrc Par Pn BtnrA J. w. Masteiler notions 'Jorlez Kobblus wholesale lln'iors Geo. Hohman organs and P. M. M, Kllenbogen & Bro , notions Mrs. Win. Webb tobaccos Louis Bernbard Jewe.ry 11, A. McKelvy drugs II. W. Sloan store L. T. rliarpless groceries J ouls (ircss clotlilug Mo)t llro's drugs W. II, Brower carieta Alexander Bra's 4. Co. tobaccos 11. v. While co. grain W. H. hishlon drugs 1. W. McKelvy storo 1. W. llartuibii A Hons store it. W. Kelter Carpels C. A. Klcliu drugs C H. Vurinan Inuruxui J. II. btecker t roteilm W. J. correll ft Co. furniture J. W. Kyt r store. Mrc. IVter tiross bottler I Hi) lay In u s. sioru J. K. 1'eiihyl Hartzel Winner A Cr, furniture 1 . K Wtiary stoves James T. Ltavts btoro .1, Sallzer organs and K. M. F. K. Bruwu uiouvrles 8. F. l'eacocu a t o. hardware W. W. Ilerlch clothing 0. K. Havage lewelei F. 1). Dem ier boots jc Bhoes J. U. Mens Jeweler W. 11. nrouhe Co. book storo uinmliigs Verdy coined louery I'aue Hawkins 4 pool tables 1. iialcrdoiliiug II. J. claik ii son dry g ods . ..., , nmiiuKim IIUl IllllH 13 11 g 14 14 14 14 It 11 1.1 14 14 11 li II 7 H 11 14 14 14 11 II I It 11 II 14 14 II 14 14 14 14 IS 11 IS 14 r is 1 J ti Mrs. M. M Huillps confectionery 14 IS 11 IS 14 1 1. in.. J. It Schuyler (Mngr hardware n. i.unjoii Hardware (. N. Wilson groceries Kvans i,er clot him; 111' oin Cur Co. coal W. U, Taylor bottler J. II. Meicer drugs I). A. Creasy Huie J. A . iluss boots and shoes Andrew n..uaer leather and shoe mining 11 O. I', hlnglnr drugs J 1'. K. Vaunalta wall paper 14 Oriental tea t o., teas c. ji J. 1. Armstrong grooeiles 14 W. F. Ilarluiaii stoves 14 K. E. llalbton groceries 1 1 N. W. Barton giocoi li s 14 llaruiau llasii I coal 1 1 C. W . Meal A Bros, coal 14 Creasy Welts lumber is 1. W. klleUrn krilnelo 14 L. W. Kllclaeu Jurw. tools BLtl wagon J4 T ( J 7 "111 7 mi 7 no 7 00 100 DO sn no 7 ti) in Oil 7 no in no 7 00 7 on 7 IK) 7 00 7 OT 7 01) inn no 7 00 7 00 loo on 7 00 7 no 7 IN) is 11 10 00 7 00 7 00 10 no in III 7 00 7 no raw , no ID IN) 7 Ul 7 IN) 7 IN) 7 INI 7 (Nl 7 (Nl 7 IN) 7 IN) 7 00 no ot 7 IN) lfl (0 7 00 2ml ou 7 mi 7 01) 7 00 7 HO 7 OU 10 01 10 10 7 0. 40 10 7 INI IB Ul It M 1 00 41) Oil 1)0 IN) 7 00 7 IN) 7 IN) 7 INI HI INI 7 no UN) INI 7 INI 7 IN) 7 IN) 7 INI 7 On 7 (Nl 1 INI 7 IIJ 7 INI 7 INI 111 INI 7 00 10 00 7 (II 0,1 10 INI ii bU i!h IN 7 00 10 IM 10 I I) 111 Ul 7 Oi 7 INI 7 UO 7 10 7 ll, 7 II 7 INI 7 on 7 IN) 7 (N) 7 INI 7 Ul 1 10 7 Oil 7 Ul 7 INI 7 INI 111 0 1 iU 00 T ' W. Tt Koclier coal ji W. It. Korher stole j, Farmers Produce Exclinnce, storo 11 I'. It. Miller coal 14 rewnh usirnn flinr nnd feed t W c. Hlchart flour and feed 14 Kshlcmrn Wi.lf stoves 11 W. o. iiolnin Moves u Mrs. M A. Watfon mllitnrry 14 Hloouisburg Jrcn Co., cool it CIHTRAl 14. .1. w. lioMsworthy 1 pool toMe g 11. 1 . Michael lun.ltuio 14 1). C. Black groceries 11 chns. Fcttermnn 1 pool taMo n j. j'nvis nruirs 1 1 'J lion. as Iivm store 11 Albert, Hall confectionery n Jno. W. Krlley confectionery 14 .1. F. Nertney wholesale llti'iots 3 C. (J. Murphy store h C. II. ureu hy 14 M. W. Ivl4 druirs 1 1 O. B. Millard store 1:1 .lames l)i ke dressed motl.i 1 1 I. A Ktley store s Charles springer dremed meals Ac 4 14 It 8 14 14 14 I. Fettenuan groceries John Klbnorb I pool 1 11 tile t rs. !. 1 ncmas cciiieerionrry II. J. Kelt, y wholesale liquors ALdrew neban groceries llirrt lrtt rlothinir Thomas Cleary store roKTKnn , Hinl. ooodman store (eo. Weller " 0. K. Ij filer 1 pool Ublo Mid Valley supply Co. store CATAWISIA. M. A. Swank store 8. P. Khawo wd store K. LOhgenberger pool table K. n. ttaiay sioie C. c. willits drugs E. Fl-her drugs II. V. spangler clothing s, 1). Mnard store Lloyd Merger clothing Kdwsrd w aid boots and siioct schtuack t soi hardware J K. Kelruer store F. O. Hrelscb store tleo. Mauhit boots and shoes f.C. Walt. st' loueiy T I). Beruiuger hardware Sharpleps Bros store r. a. lrvin pool taoie T. . Harder turnllure 8. Mendenhall Moves slmoo koupcoal J'sepb (lultermao store B. M. lewssoury len Hirers A. L. llsrtman Uresoed lumber C. F. Haider ' V. W. Harder " C. K. i;iewell groceries 1. u. seesnoux stoie 1. 11. bei-Mio.u coal J t.ltlln coal L. C. UdisLj'der t pool tables CBNTRR. Low Bros Co., store eo. K. sponsler store tleo. Brobn A son store Z. T. Fowler grain J. L. Wolvtrtuu store Alfred Artley store U. M. Bucher store 14 14 tt 3 8 14 14 riaBINOCRRII. 11 14 14 14 14 14 14 7rn T 11.1 7 10 7 111 7 Hi 7 in ; 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 Do no 1 Nl 7 111 30 M) 7 () in 01 7 m " lit til) Ul 7 ID 7 ill Til) 10 111 7 IU 'Ol 111 7 III 1 lfl :n 111 7 ii Shi hi 7 II) 7 01 ' M 7 11 7 ii) :;n in lou uo 7 ID 3 7 mi 7 no 7 id 7 7 in 7 ll) 7 111 7 in 7 in 7 111 7 in 7 m 7 ii) n IN iii iu 7 tm 7 ll) 7 IW 10 m 7 hi 7 111 7 (ii 7 (' 7 10 7 ID 7 IN) 7 IU 40 IV 10 on 7 11) 7 HI 13 in 7 (10 T (V) 7 (0 7 no 7 (M 111) INI 7 l 7 10 7 10 7 m 7 00 7 CO 7 (0 7 (0 7 10 7 IN 7 IN) 7 IN) 7 tl 7 tu 7 00 411 in 14 ro 1 w 7 00 7 00 7 ro 7 OS M. Mcllenry A son store t . V. Mcllenry More Edgar At sirlth distillery Mir. Mary Lewis store J. M. Ainmennsu ftore Jones vt alter loio J. W. Lamed store ueorge Howell store eaiiNwooo. Black ft Co.. stO'S II Jacob Kantz s' ore 14 A. ,1. Uerr store 14 W. M. lives & son store U 1. K. Welllver store 14 1. C. Christian clothing 14 .1. f. lives larm 1001s remmers 14 v. f. Kves 11-Diy furniture 14 u. . ivencr stoves 14 C. 8. Kly drugs 14 Chailes Ue t pool tables 7 Kins fives rro. stoie Ii Masters At CO., store III B. E. Parker store 14 A. 8. Krauur coal and grain li BSMLOCK. J. H. Henrle, store 14 11. N. & J. K. While, store 14 JACIV'N. II. II. llurtlmau. store 14 LOCI ST. Mrs. K. Williams, store 14 11. W. Riiilu. " 14 L. II. Daniels " 14 K. II. W hituer " 14 C. K. Yeager " 14 J w. Snyder, " 14 K. c. eager, " 14 Wm. Adams " 14 MADISON. Kramer ft Son, storo 14 Dan'l Laldacker, store 11 mai.ni; Allison Ierr, store 14 W. F. Zaner 1 1 W. M. Loiigenoerger, store 14 t;. J. Campbell fertilizer 14 I'. J. Campbell, store 14 mifkum. E. swepenhlser, store H u. .1, vKniinger, ruriilture 11 J. W. creasy, sloi-e 14 1). A. I less, coal 11 A. W. Snyder, store 14 Aaron Hess, coal 1 MONTOCK. Theodore Evars, store 14 Arthur Koberts, store 1 4 II. I). Ouiuk. cowl 1 A li. It ui lines, store 14 MT. rtlASAMT. Charles Harris ft Kros., store 14 OHANOt. A. M. Dewitt, store 13 tieorge r. Miner store 14 rieckruHllue oros. Store 11 A. B. Stewart store 1a 11. H. Low coal and grain 14 uuo (.ouner farm tools 14 PINK. B. W. Lyons store it J. It. Fuwler distillery 3 ROAKINUCKIIK. O. W Cherrlngton store H SCOTT. A . n U'hltn .tn.. A. P. Howell btoro h rius 1 oiuig 14 Isaac Helcuard store 14 W, K. Ueitterlck " 14 N. Hlchart groceries 11 Win. Bogart " 13 J. D. Workhelser groceries 14 SUier Springs quarry Co. storo is James Kelcbaru grain 14 Sl'UAHLOAV. o" I-. fnr one pool table ll. 1). cole siere !' J. Force drugs Thou. K. I'roctor store Jacob Lorali Tony Busb " A. II. Ilenlng ' Elijah Hess Win. F. Mohncr " A M. Ilurvev Andrew Lnubach ' A, cole ft sou, distillery Appeals will be held nt the Commissioners' onice lu Blociiiisbunr, 00 Saturday, the 4th day u.i L ": 1M', ut'l'wii the hours ot v a. m. proUr"' M- wut,'e Ju can attetd if you think J. 11. DkLONti, May 5, r8j-w. Mercu,mle raiser. 00 7 (0 7 li 7 00 7 10 7 IN) 7 0 7 00 7 00 ' 10 r to 00 10 Ul ' on 7 no 7 in 7 (Nl 7 i 7 U' 7 IM 7 0 7 lu 7 0.. ' 7 00 10 00 7 10 IU IU 10 IN! 7 IN) 7 IN) 7 Ml ICO 00 00 : oa 7 10 7 00 7 10 7 00 7 IN) 10 l 7 00 10 IN) 7 00 30 00 7 0.) 7 00 ID i) 7 ro 7 UO 7 tn 7 111 7 CN) 7 W T INI too 00 BRAINOLINE, WONDEHFII, Hit A IN ANU NI.HVi; FOOD, Indicated In nervous derangements, resulting it iu excessive mental work nr worry, audi 11 geii ei ul or special Weakness caused by overtaking nuj ot the vital functions. A comuvutlon of he best nutrient and tonlo remedies, blended l special processes, In such form us to adapt It to nearly all cases ueedlngl iviunienl . It builds up the forces by suoplyln mi excessive p ropor 1 Ion 11ft he unl mill rood elements nciled to re pair the waste caused by disproportionate ex eiclseof the physical functions. Fun Iter par 1 lemurs mailed ou iipplicallnii. All eonimunl rut Inns nu Icily oconiWenilnl. Sold In Wlluly I line, ea , by the Stanley Medicine Co., only. . I Main street. (Star Drug store.) If ) our drugy-lsi dis s not keep It send to us and vo Ul U.ull ll ou reedp' 01 price, ti : six tor is. ArU Willi jr.
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