SALTZERS'. Don't Want the Earth. 7 evert body that wants the earth, but when people, malic up their minds that they want a piano, organ, or sewing machine, they want the best on earth for the least mon ey. Th o proper thing to do is to buy of a good reliable home dealer who will make things right, if there is any thing wrong. Go and see J. Saltzcr, the well known dealer in all kinds of musical instruments and sewing machines, lie handles the Steck, Estey and Starr pianos ; the Estey, Miller and U n ited States Organs. V-l?".""" 'Ihe celebrated White, and other makes of Sew ing Machines. Satisfac tion guaranteed by J. Saltzer, Bloomsburg, Pa Main St. below Market fha Best Euraias Oil Tha: Car. te Mado From Petroleum. It gives n brilliant light. It will not smoke the chimneys. It will not char the wick. It has a high fire test. It will not explode. It is pre-eminently a family safctv oil. We Challenge Comparison with an) other illuminating oil made. We stake our Reputation, as Refiners upon the statement that it is &e Best i I!;thr woiild.1 ASK YOUR DEALER FOR. Crown - Acme -:o: Ills Atlantic Refining Co., BLOOMSBURG STATIONJ BLOOMSBURG ,PA, SMOierLANOl's cubeb ciaRtrTcs forCi. WAe tarrhl-Frlot tOOU. At all ttruygln. I 1 WHAT THE FIGURES SAY. Soma rntaermnils A limit Tevebnr Pen sion Vi'lot it ii'trndl ti.,l, Tim senior RrpuUii'iin organ onyn: "Wlion opimrtmiity was iillordi'd Mr. Cleveland to delimit ntto i raeti.'nl lo f'nrd for Iho ii'ildit rs, to provo that lio iiprnpeiatcd tli'-ir services to tlioeenntry find lieliovod in fivimr them fjenurons recognition what then? W11, it is tlio BtMieral t-piuioii of (ho Foldiera that na president (if tlio United Slates lio failed tliein." Figures Kjieak louder than opinions. This 1h what the nfiiclal figures show ns to TreHideiit Cleveltiiiil'ni.iiicticnl regard for tho rul.liel'H. Tho pension claims allowed dining Tretiident Cleveland's ndminmt ration ind dining tho tirroodiiiir Republican ndniinistration wiro an follows: tNiiiat (i rpii:i.ii- t'NDKU ft.l;Vl:l,ANt. Ihsi M,e'7 1 4 i.K'.r 1 nC W..KH In on,".-, Ainnrit. lHt. . 27.30, lVU... lss3... Ist'l... .. !!7,iil ,. ilM.IISJ .. iM.lK! kxrpfis miilrr Cleveland, C4,r.V. Tho ninounU disbursed for pensioim during theoo two terms were ns follows: iMiv.u OAP.rir.i.D Ainnuii. IM sat.'Urt.noo Is! M.lflHS.OHJ !": ),4l,il IK4. iV.OT.iMI rsri:it ei.Evi:i.Ati. l"Xi $'.".IWI.M0 ll '! fll,.VM,lD Tt,sl',,(MP Tl'.Wil.Krt .',KM,nuj Kxrc?s under Cleveland, J(i.112,nrj Of privato pension bills President Cleveland npproved 1,823; ho vetoed 250 most of them beciui.to tho claims hud been previously rejected for cniiso by Republican pension commiHRioners, and all for reasons which bavo never been impeached. Tho privato bills npproved by President Cleveland wero i!."9 moro than were npproved during the four procoding Republican administrations. Does this look ns though President Clevelnnd did not believo in giving tho soldiers "generous rocofrnitioni'" Put the official facta ngninst nny lmdy's prejudices or opinions! New York World. Tlio Trno Drmnrintlo Plan. Tliero is nothing disgraceful in the DemotTatlc plan of campaign. We bo liove that this id a fight Wtween tho jk-o-plo und tho powerful prottctd luouop olicB, ami it is therefore reasonublo to nsk tho people to help tho purty wkiuli advocates their cuujm. We Lave no Wanamakers U) depi-ud upon, and our party must luako up in timnlKTs and zeal what it lucks in woultli. There is immensely more honor in 1,000 live dol lur subscriptions to a purty fund than in a foO.OOU check from u monopolist en riohed by un unjust tariff, even though the superior voto purchadng power of tho Iutter is what the Republican mau ag"rs gleefully consider. Rochester (X. Y.) Herald. t'ollllltf Diiv.n to lIusliu-iA. Tho people uro weary of sectionalism at last, and havo thoroughly learned that it accomplished no good; that the bloody shirt was an obsolete emblem, and that whilo they havo been outer tained by such usclens seutimentalLsm the party in jKiwer lias been planning centralism and invasion upon their rights. Li a word, tho great muss of tho people havo cue.-ed t bo entertained by the fireworks and pyrotechnic, political di.-plays und propone to come duni to business ouco inoro in order to remedy their misfortunes und put tho govern inent back in tho grooves tho const: tu tiou laid down for its progress. Natchez (Miss.) Democrat. Il-lubll'itn t'umlUloiiully Iluppy. Tho Republicans must be relieved to know that the hint stuto election is over and that thoy will not bo whipped again till next month. There has not been a fall etuto election where the Republicans have not lost heavily, and if the proper tion of losaes is kept up in the prosiden tial vote the poorest arithmetician on tho committee knows it will be a horrid defeat. Rome (N. Y.) BentinoL What I th Lliultr One scandal more or lotm in that dis credited political machine known ad the pension bureau is of no great oonse quonoe, but it would be interesting to know just how scundulous Raum or Bussey will have to become in order to be bounced by Secretary Noble, whoso patieuco is always being "tried" by his rascally bureau Bulxjrdinutea, but uever eshauetd. St. Louis Republic. Malta It Vn&nliuuuft. The Republicans are on the run and may not curry a dozen state. Thin is the hour for Minnesotuua who have been straddling the fence on tho tariff to get down on the right bide with the masses and help to make it unanimous. St. Paul Globe. Frying fur Ilennle. llrlujj tho stood old frying pnn, u"ro going to fry sumo fat; Urinar a peck of Hntbraclto ia grumlpu's old white hut. Put tho protects In tho pan, then we'll know "where they're at" Whilo o are frying for Ilennle. Hurrah, hurrah, for Harrison and Held! Hurrah, hurrah, while tho fire we feed! We'll nmku tha protects u'ivu us ull tho fat wo need While wo aro frying fur Ilenulo. Put them In tho fryin pan in llttlo "liloeks of live," Whilo Dudley neatly blow the couls to keep the fluiiies alive; Only by sueh methods can tho urund old party thrive, Ho wo uro l'rylniC for Ueimie. Itunuh, hurrah, for Dudley and for Quay! Hurrah, hurrah, for teuehiuu us tho wuy To carry any doubtful Hate on election day. Whilo w o me frylnu lor Heiiuie. Yell tho honest woiklufc'meu wo love tliem ono. nud all; iNiU how Vhltelaw reconizeil tho union at our eull; Toll them, though thoy wonder at our monu mental Kail, Whilo we are frying for lleunlo. Hurruh, hurrah, for Wbltelaw and Henl Hurrah, hurrah, yo honest worklnumen! Shout with Andrew C'arneglo, shout hurrah, nuaiu. While we are frying for lieunlo, r QoKs 5oclder Jjatr? 4 Problem n solved by ttie production, or our Nev Shorteniwo- r. WMch ma!(es liht", crisp f healfi- Is .Sprideariort f arsLnd n A otixtr tp9rt CooJCinj suWioritrei.ertcfor'e cant afrora To da Mailo only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO tai lis V, DeUwere Ave., Phil 1IOW I rjiirrprfstas Tnnv llnnt Vm .1 Co. In.tmrt ij t.rll m I workvtl MMillly nd ii)1m nin.y fittf.T (iin I xpctl ia. I bcinafttle Irtbiiy an i.lnnd unci I utlii h,iU tRimcr lii.tnl. If I Unn'tfnri'fvitiit lUnt, I will lo work ..ln nl th bnntti. in litoh 1 mm!.' wy mnnrr. 'l'ru V 4'u.t SliKll w Iniirnt nl i l y..n. rurt.l.'rr If wa, stifl If yoo work Itiii.trlmtslf . yvi rill in dn litnM l. liliobny un i.UaU ami b-jihl h li'.U'l. f yoti wi.li I... St untij can ha a.nia.l al tir miv liiu or work, mn Mlv antl honurabljr, bv llinia of aftlir .f'X. yiung or ol.l, amiln llielr owd 1'H'afitir wliernver i!i,v livo. Anjroritt mn dfaliawork. En? lo learn. Wefiirni.liv..rrttilt.i;. No ri.k. Yon can riovnloyonr .para inonivnl., or aM yi.ur lima ! Ilia work. Tli i anllrnljr ih.w laad brings Wiui.lmf.i! aur r... tuvrarv wt.rkvr. Hciiin4raar ftrnlni;fru-n fftli.a to SkAO por waak ai,l anwanK anil moro afoir n litll.iexpo rlnr. Wi ran fnrnlali you lhoamplormtil wn tr-nrh yoa l-'IC t'.i-l, Tliiaia an at'a of raarv.loiia lliinu. nn.1 liorc i. ain.liior Itronl, n.eful. WMallii-Klvinwnniior. Orotlt Kiting w ill rowat-il arery lnrltiierl..ui vr'trk. r. W 'i-ravi-r ymi nr , antl arlinfaTor yoa ara illiln, you wvil to I.ti.iw al.oi.t ISL ..nil.Tful work at .nra. llvlay tnaatinincli rioioir lo.l to yu. No anHre to ninlalu hero, bi.t If vou will wri:o to ui, will mnko oil fl klo to yoo K'!t IU A.i lrn.. 'Ultdl CO., JUox (1H. Au:nw, Jttalne. Wisely invested will soon double itself, and there urc often as many elements of safety surroundiiiL' n eood nav.n:' invct- nient as one that pays small dividends. The earnin;; capacity of every investment is the tounuation of dividends. 1 he AtllE'Cr HOUSO Furai:hlni CO., of Maine, Organix-d in lbt7, has paid us stockholders 9 semi annual dixidends of 5 per cent, u.ich (10 per cent, a year) and is earning a hand-.oni2 sur plus besides. It i a buy end sell business and a sale investment lor nil classes. Ihe authorized capital is $1,000,000, nf which $"570,000 has been paid in. To further in crease the business, .fso.ooo ol the Ireus ury Stock is offered until March 15th, at par, $10 per share. Trice of stock will be ad vanced February iXlh to take effect on above date. I' or full particulars address the com iinny, lio 1218, Bet tea. Hass. cr Portland, Selontlflo American Agency for OAVKAT. ikhus nianao, BBBIQN PATINTI OOPVRIOHTS, ato. For Information and tn Handbook write to MUNN A CO- (81 Bkoauwat. Mew Yohic. Oldeat buraaa for Meurlnti patant In Anierloa. vary ptnt taken out by n Is brought before the publlo by aollo gl eo frM of elutrK ui lb gtltntiiit mtxitm Lamest elrenlattnn of any aelenUfle papar In tha world. SplaodtdlT llluatrated. Ma Intelllirant man ahnuld ba without It, Weekly, :i.UO a year) UW six months. Address MUNN A 00, i'ljuuauiiu, Ml Broadway. Now Vork. E. A. RAWLINGS. DEALER IN All Kinds of Meat. Beef, Veal, Lamb, Mutton, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Tongues, Bclognn, &c. Free Delivery to all parts of the town. MAIN STREET, QLOOMSQUFIC, PA. J' SAViFLES BV MAIL OF " " rS" S WALL PAPER! JABSAIiSf At tfinn M.Trllifflr.fiir.'rr.' Ppiroi V I!rv rill now and Nuloi loil frrnn tiiohor. lilnl ih'v"' ! mauiifaeturi'rH, by uituui lUt.y ij-j 'u:uu:noeu, lis ajuo by us. 1'" I"r;'.tT 1'Al-KHU. lio. i:..ll. V,. . H orth to flo. ot Factory, n.VMK0ilE fill. IN, Be. l.'olll S . ... . " " " Factory 1 13 ini'n uipifif r, itn, i. 1 urn, 4 4 to IS luclt lloliliHtH, tilll. It to Ao. t i ttj1 Worth 4 to Itllo. ill ii'aciurj'. ,!Ji 11 ar.no no. in pi asirn . $3 va pontaw on over Hatched 8ampk&, P. H. CAOV, Providence, K. t. kt' iri refer to Adam Bjt. Co., of JVowuVniw, and .s n, f) tictr 100,0110 pleated customer in n t HT mate in Ik I nlvn. AlitMH WAN1 i:i. iV tfi1 Lttmrul inducement. Write for particulate. A 999999999 9 I ft r run I HAILROAD TIME TABLE u h LA WARE LACKAWANNA tt WESTERN' RAILROAD. r.i.ooMsr. u r; a lm v i s t o : R'lATIONS, rOUTH. r. M. a. M. 1 HI A. M. t; -.'.I liSS 11 III S IS V nj 714 7 m 7 i!7 7;u 7::i 7 II 7 W ) 1 1 8141 8 10 SH H H h v.n s as Bin r II Ml X M h mi 1101 win nil u in 11 aft 1) m A. M. 1". M. B fi M 5 M in 0 1 i A 35 (1 At 6 4 fi S;l fi H 7 lt 1 W 7 it 7 V il'l 7 4.1 7 H m 7 57 8 0-1 eOr 8 111 B 17 8 nr. 8 t 8 i" 8 4 8 17 H6t U NV.RTiirMBKRr.ANn... (iimeroii ChulBBky iMIiVIII Ciilnwlma 10 10 :w I" II 10 II ii'l m a n vt li r V M H 111 :i 17 H '.".I X 4il 8 r.i a mi 4 (HI 4 1 4 w 4 iu 4 17 4 W 4 :l 4 at 4 '17 4 4.1 4 .Ml 4 .VI r. Rupert tiloijnstmrir lispy..... I.luie KtU'S , Willow (trove Ilrliirereck isorwlek ;. in u ii.ivi n ,, lllrk'fi Kerrv 11 M li 14 Kulckahlmiy , lluiiioek 11 Nsnileoko 11 81 iiV.i Avond. 1e iMymoul h Plymouth Junction. Kliit,s',on Heii'ielt. Mi-uny Wyonilnif West I'll'BtOI) rutRton tMirypii 1. 11'kar.M.biia II M Vim IKIHi 1. 13 Taviorviiie K 3i li'Ulevuii Ht'llANTON 1141 r. m. STATIONS. SrKANTOH KpIIpvup. Tuvlorvllle Lnekitwanna.... Hurrea. 1'ltfston West, I'lttstrm... rSOUTH. A.M. fll'O en 10 18 u 40 A. M. B V) R51 in on 1(" 10 111 ion 10 an 10 .i 10 in a-J loss 10 30 10 44 10 4S 10 53 10. Mt 11 IIU 11 SI 11 Hi 11 40 11 r'o II Ml III 04 1314 18 IS 1 M IS 37 ii'in 1 00 p. . r. u. 1 07 I 41 1 W 1 M nn I Or) 11 17 6 21 ew 8.11 fits R n wyomlni - Waltby M4 liennftU ft 4 Kingston it m 1'lymoutn Junction I5 I'lymouth 7 oi Avonlitle 70s N'jntlcoke 714 m t -a iw f 81 tu aw not 8 17 i!S 3 HS 3 40 It il Yvi 7 07 T 1, T 80 Tl llunloek 11 7i shlokshlnuy 7al T 44 781 8 0- S0 lllek's Kerry llpai'.li lUven Bfrwlck Ui1trCierk Willow orove..,.. 7 41 7 47 7M mi 3 4418 il LtmelUdire 8 17 3 VP 8 OH Espy 8?. IM'Vrnsbur.? 8 31 S.'iN 4 IS 4 18 4 18 4 . 444) 4 51 BOS 8 14 818 as 8 an 8 II ltunKrt 8.17 Ciitawtssa Dsnvllip. ChulniOiT..... rninmn NORTnOMBIRLAKD.. 8 41 8 67 ns 1)07 8 M 9 07 r. m. r I Ml ('onnr-ctlon at import with rhlladolpnia A Itesdlnir Knllrond for Tamsncprl, TAmaqil Wllllamsport, Hunbnry, I'ottsvlll. m. At Northumberlanrl with : A F- Dlv. P. K. K. for ITitrrlshmv, Look Haven, Emporium, v-rrn, i.orry auu une. W. F. UAI.L8TKAD, Hon. Man , ern.pfn Pa. Pennsylvania Railroad. P. E. II. K. 1)IV. AND N. C H'Y In ctlect May se, iw Trains leave Bund KAMTWAHU :4?l a. m. Train 14 (Tw1ly exenpt Hunday) for Harrlsriunr nd Interniedla'e utiulons arriving at Philadelphia 3:no p. m. ; New York 5:50 p. m.; raifimo'e, a: 111 p. m. ; wasuing'on 4:411 p. m eorineeUmr at 1'hlladelphla for all nea, 8hn paints. Pasnenifr coaches 10 Phlladelphl unltlmnm, IMrlorcarto Phllndelnhia. p.vt p. m. Train s, (I)nlly except Sunday,) for Ilan Isburtf nnd Intermediate stHtlnns, arriving in rniiiiMeipuia a :ou p. m. ; new lorn, p. m. : Baltlmoro il:45 p. m. ; W nshlnsrto s:lp. in. Parlor ers to Philadelphia nnd passenger Charlies to Philadelphia and Baltimore. 5.S5 n- in. TmIii 18 Dally except Sunday for Ilarrlshurif nnd Intermediate points, arriving at Philadelphia trw p. in. Knltlinore lo:40 p. Di. Pnssenkor eoch to Philadelphia. ".22 p. in. Train fi, (Daily,) for llarrlsfMirir and nil Intermediate stations, nrrlvlrm at PhlUdei lhhi4:S5a. in.: New York 7:l a. m. Pulliiim Kleepitn ear from Harrishurjr to Philadelphia nn I New York. Phlladelphl 1 psssengersean re main In s eeper undisturbed until 7 a. m. l:-,0a m (Pally.) for II arrlsburp; and Inter mediate sutlnn, nrrlvinK at Philadelphia 6:S0 a in., New York :.t!i a. m , Baltimore :'.'0 a. ra. WaslilutrKin 7:30 a. in., Pullman sleeping cr.ru to Philadelphia and passenger coaches to Pclia delplua and llaltiiuor-. 4:is a. m Train in (Mally,) fnr ItRrrtstmrt; and Intermediate stations arriving at Baltf- iii (i re -:t a. in. unci wusnin,'inn mam a. m aid Pullman sieepim; cars 10 iiHlilmore, wasnuig t.011, and i asseur eoaehes to Baltimore. WIMYWAM). C:04 n. m. Train (Dally exoopt S'inday) for ('anandiilL'ua, Kochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, with Pullman sleeping cars and passen ger eoacnes to noenesier. 5:10 a. m Train s (Bally.) tor Krto, Canandal i;ua and lntormedlatn stations. Koehestor. Buf. talo and Niagara Falls, with Pullman palace cars aud passenger coaches to Erie and Hoohee ter. M:So Tr-ln is (Tially,) for Lock Haven and uiicrmpaiuie siaiions. 1:S5 p. m. Train 11 (Dully except Sunday) for Kane, C'anandalgua and Intermediate stations, Koehcster, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls with t h rough passenger coaches to Kane and Koches ter ana rarior car 10 itoenesier. 5:.10 p. ni. Train I, (Dally except Htindaj) Itenovo, Klmlra and tntermedlato stations. :i'5 4 p. m. Train 81, (Dally,) for WllUamspo. and Intermedlau, stations. THFOUGH TRAINS FOU 8UNBURY FROM Til K EAST AND 80U I11. Train 15 Loaves New York, 12:15 night, Phila delphia 4;?o a, m.. Haltlmore 4:40 a. m., tlarrla. tmrg, 8:10 a. in., dally arriving- at Hunbury :M a. m. Train 11 Leaves Philadelphia 8-50 a. m Washington 7;5n a. m., Baltimore 8:41 a. m.. (dally except Sunday) arriving t Bunbury, 1:85 with Parlor car trom Philadelphia and passen ger coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Train I Leaves New York 0:00 a, m , PhiladM. phla 11:40 a. m., woshlngton 10:50 a. m.. Mala mora 1 1 :45 a. ni , (daily except Sunday) arriving at Hunbury 6:30 p m. with passenger coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Train 81 leaves New York 8.00 l. m.. Philadel phia 4;2A p. m., Washington 85 p. ra., Baltimore 4:30 p. m. (Daily) arriving at Bunbury 05 P- m. Through Parlor cor from Philadelphia, week days. Train leaves New york :30 p. m , rnuaaei phla s: JO p. m., Washington 7:40 p. m., BalU more 8:45 n. m.. (Dally excent Saturday.) arrlv. Ing at sunbury, 8:04 a. m. with Pullman sleeping cars and passenger coaches from Washington and Balt imore. Train 3 leaves New York 8:00 p. m., Phlladol phla 11:80 p. m., Washington I0:n0 p. m., Balti more 11:80 p. m.. (Dally.) arriving at Hunbury 5:10 a. in., with Pullman sleeping oars from rnuaneipnia, wasinngxon ana nammorc sua passenger coaches from Philadelphia and BalU. more BUNBURY IIAZLKTON, WILKESBARR" aAXLUUA It. AM) NOn TU ANU WJta'i' BRANCH RAILWAY. (Dally except Sunday) Trntn 7 leaves sunbury 10:ik) a. m. arrtvlnc at Bloom Ferry tO:48 a. m.. Wilkes Barre 13 10 p. in. Uiizleton 18:15 p. 111., PotlHVIlle 1.25 p. m. Train 11 leaves bunbury 6:35 p in. arriving at Bloom Ferry :'.' p. m., Wllkes-Barre 7:50 p. m. llaleton 7:0J p. in. Pottsvillo U;05 D. m. Train s leaves Vllkos-Harre 7:S8 a. m. Potfp. vlile fi:00 a. ni., Hn.leton 7.'lo a.m., arriving at lileom Ferry :47 a. m., Hunbury u:40 a. in. T'"ln 10 h aves i ottsvlllH i:',o p. m. Ila.leton 3:04 p. 111. vlll!ea Biirre3:18 p. in., arriving at Uiooiu Feiry 4:ai p. 111., Hunbury 5:15 u. la. BT.NDaY TKA1NM. Train 7 leaves Hunbury 10.00 s. m., arriving nt ISliuini i'erry 1:H r.. m , i;kes-Harie Ii:U p. m, TruU) i leaves Wllket-l'iirrc 5:10 p. ni., n.rrlv. Ing at Bloom Kerry 8:oD u. m , MUiburv 7::;0 P, m, I'lltH.h'.I'lWIl, J. It. Ull I), Gen. .Manager. (ien. Pass, Act. B LOOJi jilUUU A SULLIVAN it. li faking effect JIcnpay. Xov. 17. 1t). UOlTli. MiKTK. , Ar. at. Ar. Lt. Lv. Lv !A ... No. r. u. v. m. a.m. a.h. r. u. r. u. ii.t..i'. suiiii.', 0 'as lil 10 1 in 8 5 8 35 6 40 lilU.4,i)Ci ft IS 18 CI 7 07 8 4iSa 6 47 llVli'illle A llj 1,1 Ol, T 0-1 8 45 8 45 6 60 P.1,1'1 Mill 6 OS 11 bi ft , 8 63 2 M 58 L't;l.t:ar"et 0 05 11 i. 03 8 5 2 58 7 IS Or.iP.KcVlllo 8 57 U 3d t 4J 8 05 B (7 t Vi Porku b 15 11 :;7 8 t3 V 15 8 17 7 .0 .'liner's 6 4:1 II J4 i 3 V to 8 'J) 7 '.'4 SMiiWutor 5 37 II il 1 3 P 87 8 85 7 SW Mert.nn, B t-8 11 08 18 9 K7 8 18 T 88 Kdsona, 5 83 11 04 8 l; D 4? 8 88 T 44 l ideal reek il m) .1 (a IS MU it! I is Huirarloaf 5 15 )1 f 7 Ci V 48 8 4i T 6 Laubachs, 5 18 10 61 8 IV 'J M 3 SO 7 57 C'eutrul 8 03 10 4 3 6 6J 10 03 4 00 8 07 Jamison CltV 8 00 10 40 5 60 10 10 4 14) 8 10 lv. i-v. Lv. r Ar. PROFESSIONAL CA!iliS,Ic- N. U. TUNK, ATTOr.NKY-AT LAW, Mrs. Knt's l'uilding, Court House Alley, IILOOM.SDUKG, TA. A. L. FRITZ, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, Tost Olfice fhiildini;, 2nd floor, UI.OOMSIIURO, PA. C. W. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Wirt's Building, 2nd floor, LLOOMSltUKU, PA. W. H. SNYDER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, OfTue 2nd floor Columbian building, m.OOMSLL'RG, PA. J. S, GARRISON, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC THYSICIAN AND SURGEON, I5I.OOMSUURG, PA. Office over I. W. Hanman & Sons' Store. Residence, N. E. Corner Ceutre and Fourth Streets. B. FRANK. ZARR, ATTORNliY-AT-LAW, Clark's LuiUink', cor. Main and Centre Sts., KLUOMSliUKO, Pa. (sCan be consulted in German. W. II. RIIAWN, ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, OQjce, corner of Third and Main Streets, CATAWISSA, TA. J. B. McKELVY, M. D., SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, OfEce, North side Main St., below Market, BLOOMSIiURG, PA. Dr, J. C. RUTTER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGtON, Office, North Market Street, BLOOMSIiURG, PA. Dr. WILLIAM M. REBER, SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, Office, corner of Rock and Market Streets, BLOOMSBURG, PA. IIONOR. A. ROBBINS, M. D., Office, West First Street, BLOO?JSBURG, PA. Special attention given to the eye and the Qttin; o: claaseia, ROBERT R. LITTLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Columbian Building 2nd floor, BLOOMSBURG, PA. GRANT HERRING, ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, Rawliiiiji' BuilJiu, 2nd floor, BLOOMSBURG, PA. GEO. 1C ELWELL, ATIORNEY-AT-LAW, Columbian Building, 2nd floor, BLOOMSBURG, PA. FRANK P. EILLMEYER, ATTO R N KY-AT-LAW. Denller's Building, 2nd floor, BLOOMSBURG, PA. B. F. HARTMAN BXPRKSXNTS THE FOLLOWING AMERICAN rJfSTJRANCE COMPANIES North American, of Philadelphia. Franklim, ot PhUadelphU. Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia. York, of Pennsyhranta. Hcaovcjf New York. Queens, of London. North British, of London. Offic oa Market Street, abort Mala, Ha. 5. BLOOMSBURG, PA. WAINWRIGHT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. Teas, Syrups, Coffees, Su;ars, Molasses, lice, pices, bicarb boda, htc, N. K, Corner Second and Arch Streets, rillLADLLPl'IA, PA. CtTOrders will receive prompt r.ttcrtt, ,n. BLOOMSBURG RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. M. E. Edwards, Agent and Broker, Oflice Sanitarium Building, (Successor to II. C. eiiambcrlln nnd I. Edwards) C0MTAN1K3 liKI'UESEhTRO. AsSKTS. Klrenmrs Fund, of Han Franelseo, f .',si.'),s:!H.iiJ Hpilng liardeii, nt Philadelphia, r?l,3iil,;7u.iij American t'entral, ot M. Louis, $l,i;a,il.M North Hrillsh and Mereantllo, f i.onnon ami juiiiiuunr, i.ng. 1 , 8. Branch, .New York City, t3,13t,5ri5.ti2 ... . LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY. 5 lS-ly. SA,) I,SMEN WANTED 4W4T To sc NliUfll- It Y ttTdt'K. o grow nil Ihe leudlng varieties, bolhold nnd new. We n'p'aee nil stin k lhat (lies, und guar unt.ee Hatlsiaetlon. Illuhest salary or comials Bloti from the hlart. Wille for terms. II. E. Hooker Co.. Nurserymen. Rochester. N. y. It. V. WHITK" A. . TTCJl AVIUTi; A YOST, ATTORN F.YS-AT-I. AW Wirt Building, Cmnt IIot:se S(uare. BLOOMSBURG, PA. JOHN M. CLARK, ATTORNEY AT-LAW AND JUSTICE Of '1 HE PEACE, Moycr Bros. Building, 2nd floor, BLOOMSBURG, PA. J. II. MAIZE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, INSURANCE AMD REAL ESTATE AGENT, Lockard's Building, 2nd floor, Come Main and Centrsct MATTHEW McREYNOLDS, CIVIL ENGINEER. Office Second Floor, Postoffitt Building, Bloomsburg, Pa. J. J. BROWN, M. D., OfS(and Residence, Third Street, West As Market, near M. .. Church, BLOOMSBURG, PA. Office hours every afternoon and eresdasu Special attention piven to the eye and tlst fitting of glasses. Telephone connection Dr. W. H. HOUSE, SURGEON DENTIST, Offico, Barton's Building, Main below Utda BLOOMSBURG, PA. All styles of work done in a superior uisuebO, and all work warranted as represcsxaa. TXETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT TUB, kj the use-of Gas, and free of charga-' arunoal teeth are tnsertM. jBTo he opea all boors during thodaf. DR. M. J. HESS, Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col lege. Office 2nd floor front, l.ockard's BuikU ing, corner of Main and Centre Streets, BLOOMSBURG, PA., Icntistrv in nil its branches, Work rnar- anteed as represented. Ether nnd Gas ad ministered or electric vibrator and Local Anesthetics used for the painless extraction of teeth free of charge when artificial teeth are inserted M. P. LUTZ & SON, (HUCCESSOHS TO FREAS BROWN) INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS. o N. W. Corner Main nnd Centre. Streets, Bloomsiiukg, Pa. o Represent Seventeen as good Compan ies as there are in the V odd and all losses promptly adjusted and paid at their Office. CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP, FIRE INSURANCE, BLOOMSBURG, PA. Home, of N. Y.j Merchants', of Newark, N. J.; Clinton, N. Y. ; Peoples', N. Y. Reading, Ta.; German American Tns. Co., New York; Greenwich Insurance Co., New York; Jersey City Fire Ins. Co., Jersey City. N. J. These old corporations are well sea-oned by ar-e and fire tested, and have never yet had a loss settled by any court of law. Their assets are all invested in solid securities, are liable to the hazard of ( re only. Losses promptly smt honestly adjusted and paid as soon as determined, by Christian K. Knap;, Special Agent and Adjuster. Blooms burg, Pa. The people of ColumMa county should patronise the agency where losses, if any. nre settled and paid by one of their own -r EXCHANGE HOTEL, McCloskey & Tracy, Proprietors. 'Opposite the Court House) BLOOMSBURG, PA. Larce and convenient sample rooms. Bartk rooms, not ana cold water, and all conveniences. CLYDE C. YETTER, FIRE INRURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. Bloombbcro, Pa. Farm property a specialty. 4-22-ly. PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILROAD. AFTER MAT 15, 1818. Trams leave Bloomsburg as follows : (Rnrwi excepted.) For wew lore, rmiaaeipma, neaaltig, FottB vlllfl, Tamsqua. etc., 6.10, 11. So a. m. For Wllllsmsport. 7.45 a. m.. S.15 n. m. Run. day, 7 58 a. m , 4.8N p. m. For uanviue ana Milton, 7.45 a. m., 3.15, 1143 p.m. Sunday, 1. 5s a. m., 4.8H p. m. ForCatawlssae.10. 7.45. 11.se a m.. is is. im 6.30 p.m. Sunday, 10,81 a. ta. 7.03 p. m. r or unpen e.iu, i.ia, u.dti a. m., in. 15, a.TS, 00, 6.30, ll.ISlp. in. Sunday 7.&S, 10.21 a. m.. 4. .03 p ui. Trains ror uionmsourg Leave New York via of Philadelphia T.is n ni., 4.00 p. m. and via Kaston a 45 a. id., 4.3up. m. J.I live I Niiau'-iiuiire le.w a. UI., 0.111 p. life Leave Heading n.50 a. ra. 7.57 p. in. j.enve t'OLiaviiiu in au p. in. I.eavo Tainuqua 1.81 a. in., B.SW p. m. Ix-avn v lllluinsrort 9 50 a. il., 4.-3 p. m. Sun day, s.oo a. in., 4.85 p. in. Leave Culnttlieil 7.iki, 8.80 a, m. 1.3C, 8.18, (.10 11. in p.m. Mindnv, 7.45 a. in., 4.V5. p m. Leave Rupert .S1,7.0S. 8.'T, 11.43 8. m., 1.87, n.-.T, it.iu, n.-'i p. in. suudag, ;.58, iii.m a. m. 4.-"-' p. m. For Halt lmore, Washington and tbn West via H. SO.H. It., through tralus h ave ivl'ard Ave nue Station. Pblla. (P. A H. H. II.) 3.55, 8.id, ll.W n. in., 1.87, 3.5ii, B.48 7.13 p. in. Sundays 3.55, b US 11. a. in.. 3.50, 5.4U, T.13 p. in, ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION. Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wha South Street Wart. FOB ATLANTIC CITY. Weekdays Express. 90n a m., s.ro. 4.00 6.00p iu, Accommodation, 8.00 a.m., 6.45 p. iu. Sunday Lxnn-KK, tf.uo, u. m. Acccuiodatlou. 8.011 a. iu. and 1.30 p. m. Keturnlng leave Aliunde City Depot, corner Atlantic and Aiknnms avenues. Weekdays Expreas, 7.00, 7.4b U. 00 a. m. anil 4.P0 p. in. Aeeommoiiui 1011, 8.10 u. in., 4.o, n m, Sunday Ex prers, 4.011, i in. Acseuiuiodalloiu 7.30 a. m una 4.t0 p. in. i. a. vEK5.nrt, c. c. nA xcofx. Pres. & lien'i Manager en'l Puss Agt, 1
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