L
WW Ilil lit " ,11
rujilANac H PLUGS, ThiOftat Tobaci 4
(,HCI7 tMof lOCtt. ,'.t all
SALTZERS'.
Dcn't Want tho Earth.
Jt isn't, every body
Hint wants the earth, but
when j)coptc mahe np
their minds that they
want a nano, organ, oi
sewing m a eh in e, 1 hey
want the best on earth
for the least man eij. The
projur thing to d is to
buy of a. good, reliable,
home dealer who will
in n he tilings right, if
lucre is any thing a'rong.
Go and see J. Salzcr,
the well known dealer
in- all kinds of musical
iufgrnmenls and ;ciri)iy
m n elt in es. J I e ha n ill es
the Stock, Estoy and
Starr pianos; the Estey,
WlWlerand United States
Or. 'tans.
'l he celebrated White,
and other makes of Sew
ing Machines. Satisfac
tion guaranteed by J.
Saltzer, Bloomsbiug, Pa
Main St. below Market
:o 2;si Burring Oil Tha; Can be
Mado From Petroleum.
I' give a brilliant liyht. It will not
J'imke ths chimneys. It will not char the
vuk. It ha a hi;;h fire test. It will not
V!'J -!c. It is ore-cmiuently a family safetv
oil.
e Challenge Comparison with am
othur illuminating oil made.
A o stake our Reputation, as Refiners
upon the statement that it is
l7ie Best Qi
C1.n:thij worti.n.:!
ASK. YOUR DEAI.EK3FOR.
Crown - Acme
--if '
I-' 7'mr.i(nJi.-jlm..,Mr.w-X:!; V''
Wtmn. ft
Mlutie Hilling Gi.
ELOOMSDURG STATION,
M.COMP BUKG ,rA.
KAILS THAT LINCOLN SPLIT.
TMKY STILL FORM A FENCE AllOL'T A
rF.i!:ksr.i.-; (n.:.) farm.
Flnltl tllP St. Lmils (Unlic.
Stories of the great Lincoln arc al
ways of interest, and it seems as if
there are few localities in Illinois that
ilo not contain some pioneer who re
memhers the fcreat em.incip.itor, and
cherishes a roue uf the martyr president
. visit was made tiu.- other day to the
home of Andrew .Simmons, a well to
do farn.cr residing near the historic
little inland village uf Fountain Green
lyinj; near the line of Hancock and
McDonoiigh counties. At his home
resides Mr. Simmon's a:;od mother,
Mrs. Miranda Simmons." She is one
oflhc sturdy pioneers of the West.
She came to Illinois from Kentucky
when she was fifteen years of ape, and
settled with her patents near Peters,
htirg, whete slu married. They ifter
war.'.s lived on the Alfred Gordon
farm, near PctersiHiijr. the fences of
which ro to this day comi.oscd of
the identical rails cut by Abraham
Lincoln. Mrs. Simmon ave the re
porter an interesting account of Lin
coln's famous rail splitting. It seems
that while Lincoln was stud ing law
at I'etersbun; he and a friend named
Hanks the latter a relative of Lin
coin's mother who tvas also studying,
boarded at Alfred Gordon's. Tins
Mr. Gordon was an old friend of tiic
Lincoln family. As Mr. Gordon did
not charge the young men any board,
they undertook to make rails enough
for two farms. So for some months
Mr. Lincoln and young Hanks put in
a part of their time making rails.
M'. Lincoln made most of the rails,
and those cut by Hanks were u-isd in
fencing a farm owned by the father
of Alfred Gordon. Mrs .Simmons
remembers Lincoln well as a si.iait
but awkward boy long beioie hj ap
peared in public, life.
Eo;a JLihtrVili.1.
rVoiti I lie Leaden ( Iiroi.l.'le.
There are many curious trades in
the world, biit the most strange must
surely be the "artificial manufacture
of wild men." Vet a well known
English doctor in China has just certi
lied from his own pt-.r-onal ex x-riene
that this art is regu'.aiiy practised in
the flowery kingdom.
First a youth is kidnapped, then bit
by bit he is flayed alive and the skin
of a dog or a bear is grafted piece by
piece upon him. His vocal chords
are next destroyed by the action of
charcoal to make him dumb, and the
double purpose of causing "etiolation"
of the skin and utter degradation of
the mental faculties is effected by
keeping him immured in a perfectly
black hole for a number of years. In
fact, by treating him like a brute for a
sufficiently long time he is mads into
one.
At last he is exhibited to the en
tirely credulous Chinese as a wild man
of the woods, and his possessors reap
a rich harvest. I ne priests, it seems,
re adepts at the art. hen a kid
napper, however, is caught by the
people he is torn to pieces, and when
the authorities get him they torture
him and promptly behead him.
A Pauper Faih Heir to $300,000
Pittsiiuro, Nov. ?. Information
has just reached here fioin California,
that Harney Dunning, an inmate of
the city poor f.irm here for twenty
two years, has fallen heir to an estate
valued at $300,000. The fortune
was bequeathed to Dunning by his
brother William, who went to Cal
ifornia in 1840, accumulated large
wealth, and recently died leaving the
estate to his brother, ilarn.-), of this
city.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
1 1
ffae OU
lyspepsia
ir .your family ?
o one thing causes
lard.
ffe rteWiortenmtj
isswt , dean,
find fl.ltrjfu.l .
and other inVaVcfs
can. eat food QooKed
Without unbeasanf
effctt.
Jfor ZlLLcook'ng puroJCj
it i3 pU HE EEfE
Cfff frjan any other
Shortet'incftlT forZj
usa CoTTOlENC.
Mndu only by
N. K. FAIRIiANK & CO.,
:ECAG0, tad 138 It. Delaware Aye., PMla.
now 1
A.V
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tVnt-'tsi-.. 'y.
i f ir.rl.1nir Yo.nT '.ffim Trr, Ci. iTi.t-riffr.l
.1 irtird ni. I w irk.' I it Mii ly nn.l !i- 'it.. n.".. f. v.'-r
M l: I l;x.P,"ltl, 1 ti.-t-n-i.tftl,;.. toimy n 1'.! mi.: t l.f..l
It "i .1 .iimnier hll. It 1 dun' t .intiH'.l ftl i'i il. 1 will t'n
to i"rk .l ill nl tou t'Mtli'.. In wliicii I ni'i'lt' -y "iii'ht.
'I file ,V I .! -SuU i. ir.lrn'-l .M(t (;! . . ri- nlrr?
If wo . BM't ll y-'ti wurx l;ti!nttri'tn- ly. jimi ;i l:i li io
tiin.. ' ittiloui Imv li j - lnt.1 ah'! bnlM l liot -I. Ii yiMi n tail
t'i. )lunf j r.n firi f.l at i-ir mv lit..- of w..ik. r.
I'Mv .ii.l lion. :!:, ly, l.y Lnt. r.f titlmr tix. veutt ttr ill I,
mi Uf, ii'ifl,'j linliti.'.. vlivrtjv.jr ll Any nnn
ntti .in llie vk. Ki..yl"loi.ni. Wu lurrtii.li Bvyr'.'tliinir. N.i
ri Vtm coa tl :titiiynnr irti ninruiitt.. or nil yirir timo
Iti I'u'W.irU. itiitii tlr it.ry lon.i brink'. wii".i!-' ! .itc-
r.. t.ii-vyrv w.ii Kr. r.tn. 1'itiiTiarn Oitriiinei-nrtt t. ,
I .! ,t t w." .n i n.,.yi.i ,,..tj nioru uli... i-x;.j.
ri - i'-. '.Vtf t ii, r irrtf.li yim tiinftnpl tyrr.fi't wot- irliy...,
I'I- I'll. 'I '. 1 .tt tlu'o "f In r-,-...rtuJ tl'i:i'1, rTl ! Tn i
fi t ii r uri'itl, ti.i'til. fcunlili civin won-lnr. ii :nt t-i:.ng
v i!l ri'tviT'l .'Miry inilil.lH.nid wnrl.iT. V. lu 'i V. r V'i'l itri.,
Mi.l w i tt.'v.T nn n .i.-i"..', yi.it rvr.I ..i kr,.. .v '".iit l .iti
w l.-r.til wn-k r.t ottrw. l'vluy r.ittAii. lnuc:t mnin-y l.i.t In
. it. Nn .p ic, . i h til-.ii, l.-r: h it ii 7,"j v 111 t.-r;:.) in u if
w :l :vn. ni; r.w.1 r.t von F!li-'.:. Ati-'r.i..
iCL'l:c CO., JtJox ilXi. Au.-.-.t.-i, SJnlr.a.
Widely invcs'.ecl will sorm iloubie iticlf,
and tlioie arc ofien os n.atiy cU'iiu-nts of
safety surrmiiuliry a guutl pnyin invest
ment a one that pays sin.tll !ivik-r.il.. The
eaniin;; capacity ni every in vj.-tmcnt i ; tlic
Itumilaiion of i!ivi.!.T.ils. The .tiia cr
Tinsd ?ttrai;hir2 ?0., ( Maine, ur-ani.-.t-a
ill I!c7, has jiaitf its stiji.V.iiO.iltTi 9 senu
r.r.mial i!:vitlen1s of 5 per cent, each (IO per
cent, a year) and U earning a har.il .ov.ie sur
plus I csiues. It is a Iniy una sell imincss
anil a safe inveslmer.t fur ail classes. Tha
autliori.:etl capital is t-l.oco.ooo, of which
!?570,ood lias been aid in. To further in
crease the business, !So(coo of the Treas
ury Stock is offered uniil March 15th, at par,
jio per share. 1'rice of stock will he ad
vanced I'el.Tuary iSth to take effect on ahove
date. Eor full particulars address the com
pany, liox 121S, Scstcn. J!a:a. cr Pcrt'.wd,
113.
Sclenilflo American
Agency for
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESIGN PATENTS
COPYRIGHTS, eto.
For Information snd free Handbook write to
ML'NN h CO.. ;'tl BlltlAIUVAY, NEW Vohic.
Oldest bureau rnr soturiiiK patanta lit Auiurica.
Krory patent taken out by us la brought before
the public by a uutloo given tree oi charxu lu Uo
ricutific Jmcnaiu
Lameat circulation of any artentlfle paner In t)i
world. Hiiieiiilully IlluntraU'tl. No iniellurKiit
niHii annnld ba without It. Weekly. A.'S.OO a
yearj HM Blx months. Addrem MIJN.N ii CO.
1'I.ULlsutus. 301 llruaUway, How Yurk.
E. A. RAWLiNGS.
AI1 JCiiuIs of Meat.
Beef, Yen!, Lamb, SIr.tton,
Perk, Ilanii?, P-;ic(ifi, Tongues,
I'c!ogn:i, inc. Ynv. Ie1i vciy
to nil I'urf.s of the town.
MAIN STREET,
BLOOrvTSDURC, PA.
. .1....1, ,,.u
,-ri V :"" '"V ' 11. till .. if ... r.
. ' ity, II... I l.l -ii. :. H.M..
SOMETSfNG fJCW.
1. . . 1, t , v .
Tho OMio'tc.l "flaiif." I:n id, C-.ke rml I' rir.
Knife idaiiufncliiri-rs wunt tiyt-ina In u ve;y !or..lUy tj
liauiileilii'Du kiiivcta. llt.l tiling in tlionunki-t. I'tfj
ent au'etita clear from f into tri 5 daily. Sni.il l.(iofot
laiuiilvKk THI CLAUtl SHEAR CO., t'reiuuut.u,
rvAIlROAD TIME TABLE
JJhl.AWARH LACKAWANNA &
WKSTF.RN RAILROAD.
l!I.OOMSEUK; DIVISION.
STATION X.
NOItTH.
. M .
11 vM
ll :)-
H 10
: in
r m
Tvn
P. M
I (tU
A. M.
NORTIIPMRRKI.aNn
(H'ui'ron
ImiKuxy
n.iiivin.t ,
t'Hi.iA.3.1
H'ljwrt ,
KICK'ibiHbtirtr
f-n-y
i.i n. it.
lllow (UOVO
I'.i l.inii't t k
litr -rfli k
Ii-.vdi ll iv n
I'm K " Kl'rrjr
Mi!'.klii:iuy
1 1 11 11 s ...
N.in'i' iit I?
Avo-nl. I(!
PI; tiiiint ii ...
I lyiiiniitu .lur.ctlon ..
KinvH'ou
I.iin''t.... ,
M.illi.y
r. at.
6
3 M
ft M
a:
a m
U'J
11 M
.. 4a
I) -H i
Ail
f.il
7 ii-v
7 V
7 .1
7 -il
'! -in
V 13
li Hi
1 III
S VI
if .'
3 ll I
low
M II
W 4
7 :'.H
r i
V IH
il
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t ;o
1. 1 1
8 .10
( .ti
M ll
t 4 1
I'I
H M
II
il 13
ii 4H
II ID
s ir
e.i
: .l
it t'l
S M
ii r il
4 Oil
4 1
4 (W
I it
4 17
4 V!3
4 .'ill
4 hi
4 17
4 1.1
4 Hi
4 IA
r. u
7 4)
11 r.n
Is IW
ii'i.i
0i
r ir
1 vl
17
n
8 4'J
K47
8
woinintf h
"'t rittston '.im
I'fiotfin ii .in
Imryet Ji
Lr-okiiWrtunik ;i in
1 Rv'.orville
(I-ll.'VUH
fCKANTOH
tl -'.'l
II HI
Ii n:
A. U.
17 35
VI 4J
V. .
KT.VTIOKH. f-OTTll.
a.m. a.m. r. v. r. m.
SCHVTON OHl a V) 115 II ir?
"llnvnp i nr. ti ,5 --t-
Tuylorvlili. ti ;li Cti 1'4't "l7
I. lOka.vauua i;in 1 . 7 1 ,. ei
D'ir..-a b id in 1 vv a is
I'lltsti n f ff) 1 n 1 1 io n
W'i'it Vii t .sl.'-ij t 1.. tP'jii in.) 1, m
Wyoming r, 4' "iivs all li 4.1
Malt by Mi m JH
I'.-tuim t (I ,H to :)- 1 rt 0
Klncaton 11 n 105., fi; i
plynvintli Junnion I0''ii tr.M ....
1 lyrn-iiHh 7 IM Pi 41 :i 7 11
Avomlnlr 7 nil in in a ,-.n 707
Hunt broke 7i j: M 4i j 11
Hunlf-'k'n 7 m in mi sjvi t "i
Hhlckalilnnr ; -1 11 dm ;)m - .)
lli'k'H Verry 7i 11 ji 1117 74)
iiKHi'h ifavcn ?h l'.i! 8 -n 717
Ilorwlrk HIiJ Hid St, 7M
1'r'ar ':rek sin .. 8 i') ...
Willow urove 1J 1' '0 Minn-i
Mm" Kldf( 817 II : ilM'jnri
Rtov Ht'l I vet 3. vi 4
lilnornsburs- ;il n-iu ..5 sis
ltiiprt SS7 IV M 4 1-3 -.-l
O;awo.i. 8 I'I "l:i 4 1s H JH
ll'invll Xf7 li.!7 4-8 Kill
Cbnlaslry fins ..... 4 44 ....
r,R.nnnii 9t-l 15 1-T 4M sm
NCHTDraurHLAM; 9t! in) SG5 H U7
. m. r. m. p m. r n
( nnnfctione ri Kurort, wnn f'lill-rt" i pi-a
W'ininif cmirn d rnr T'lninner'n, T intuitu
W11lniTirnrt. MnhnrT, l'nt'sll'. .r,
Nortiiiit'iii-Tl ir d with A :. IHv. I. H. K. for
il.irrtmni'ir. ).ork tlitven, Jimpoi iiitn, '.irri'n,
Carry r.ful Br if.
V. V. nALLSTEAD, 4l.n. vn.
Wftfit't O
Pennsylvania Hai
P. K. K. It. PIV. AND N. C R'Y
lnotToct Mb? 21. in' Trains lo.-.vo yiindii
KAMI'AliU.
:4Hv m. Train 14 (Dully except Pun.Uy for
ITmi l-itivrtf nrrt !nii media Htatlono rrlvlQi
at I'lilladelpUla 3:ihi n In.; lSi'W York &:ftn p. ui.j
riiiiiniti .:i'i p. in.; r-asninyon ;.ki p. m.(
coiitii.-tjtiiii. ut 1 nuaiieipuia iur nil fM na
polntM. l'a..sonT uoi,:hen o 1-hlladulpiil
Uiltiinoro. Piirlnrcarto I'ntlndulnlra.
p. ni. 'J'r.iln (Dally pxi:epi i-uiidir.) for
liarrisuui'tr nn'i inieriiienutrK i-i .tlotn, arrlvluK
L 1 iiiiiiifiiiiiiii, ii' .,:o i. in. ; .-fjy nrit, t:a" p.
in.; Haltlniore H:4.'t !. m. : aslilni.-to vii n. 1..
Parlor c.r-t to Plilluilvlplila una piMseavr
co.n-lies ti l'IUatli'!iila und Iiiiltlinore.
5.1't 11 m. Tr.lii Vt (Dally xct hundayl for
Iliirrl.tiiirr and InterLcedlaiP pMnta, arrlvtuj
lit. 1 r"rti'-i'nii 1 1 ,i. 111. nil.iunoru u:iu Di
In. l'a Ki n.ercoicli to rhll idelu d i.
-:'." 1 1. in. Train ii. (liliy,) n.r tan ls'"irg Mia
all Itilerinedlaleftatliin'', Hrrlvln nt, l'liliadnl.
iihla 4:J il. in.; New YnrlC 7:1 n. m. I'ulltnAO
lHcpin car from llurrMtiiirr to I hlladnipuia
an 1 Ne .v Yorlc. I'lill tdelpM 1 itrv soiiicr.icin ra
in 1I11 In .1 e.jp-r undisturbed int:l 7 a. in.
1:'0 11 in iDnlly.) for IJarrl.-Uiurir ntd Intar
nicliate iitailmis. arrlvlne; at riill idolplila 6.60 a
in.. :vw York : a. m, Baltluioso b:-iu a. m.
v a-""ini:iiiii li.joa. in., 1'iiiitiia'i ""irejiiuij cars
in riiuu'ii'iifiiii iiini pafibouytir coticiiea to rlillu
dflp'ila ai-l UilHiiior-.
4:11 a. in Trim Di (Dally,) for Harrlsburg
nn l lilt nn-dlilp stallins arriving ut Ualii-
nior- -:i'i a. m. und nu.t.'.lniftnn V)M h. ni and
i'iimiu'mi sifi'Liimr r irs to l.itrlmorn, Wtujalu'
ton, aiiil i n-.seni;er ccaetiet tn liiiLliu-tro,
W'Js'l'w AhJ.
2:t a. m. Trnln ti ,'Uully exeept sun1iv) for
f'tiiian.ltilifua, UtK-liester, llufTiilo and Ms;.wa
K ilia, "'I'll rul'iuan sleeping cars uud paasKQ.
i;it t-i ttt;in- 10 i.iK'il 'Mer
.ri:it( a. in rr. tin :i (uaiy,) tor v.fl , l anand il
t'U'i and Intmiiedliit.-i stations, l.'ocliester. iur.
t un Bil l MttKiira Kails, with Puduvm pi'.aoe
cira aud paybenycrcoiioliea to t'rlo ubd HkK'.ues.
ter
:S Tr ln 11 (Daily,) for Look Haven and
iniei meuiate ni:uoin.
l::a p. rn -Trnln 11 (Dally xcept SundKy) for
Kitnc, CimandiilifUii and Intermedial 0 si.atloo,
rtoeheiter. Iluflalo, und Nlai,tr.i 1'd'i'n Willi
ttiroiiKli puK.ieiitfereoaoliPHto Kane aud Hoonaii-
ter ana i nrior car 10 nociK-ator.
5:.!0 p m. Train I, (Dally except, Sund ij)
Penovo, hlmlra and Intermediate stations.
C:e5 p. in Train l, (Dally,) lor lllliuuspn.
And Ictenncdiata stations.
TUPtiUGH TK.UNK KOR Ht'NUUHY FltO.M
TIIK EAST AND SOUTH.
Train 1.1 Leaves New York', litis uli-Ut. Phlli
delphla 4;S'' a. m., lialtlmore 4:41) a, m , Harris-
i.ui'K, b:iii a. ui., diaiy arriving at wunDury V:sj
a. ni.
Train 11 Lesves Pb ladelphH -50 a, m.,
Washington 7;5n . in., Baltlinoro s.-t. a, m.,
(dally except. Sunday) nrrlvlnir at Snribury,
h ku i-arior car irotn ruiiaaeiphia uua pasBen
ger cnuchea from I'Ulln'lelphl 1 and lialllmoro.
Train 1 Leaves New York H:Ou a, m , Puiladel.
phlall:4ia. m , Waahlnirton 10:50 a, m.. I'.alt.l
more Hr45 a. m , (dally except Sunday) arriving
ut sunbury (: p in. with passenger coacliue
from I'lilludelphla and Baltlmora.
Train SI leaves New York 11 (10 u. m.. Plilladel.
phii 4;p. in., waaiiintrtoa ;.' p. in., Kaltlmore
4:.wp. in. (Dully) arriving at t-uuimry n.oi p. m.
n'iiruuifli Punor car from l'hilud' Iplila. week
d iys.
Train 9 leaves Now York H:3ii p. m , Philadel
phia ':) p. m., Washlniciou 7:10 p. m., Baltl.
1:1010 p in., (Dally exuent Saturday,) arrlv.
Inif at sunbury, 2:04 a. m. wp.ta fuUman sleeping
cars and pu.saeut;ur coaches from Wa-jUlujjton
and Huiilniore.
Train H leaves Now York :P0 p. rn., Phlladtfl.
phtAlltwip 111., Washington I0:n0 p m , Haiti
more Uisii p. m (Dally,) nrtlvinif ut sunntiry
6:10 n. 111., with Pullman alivpiinr cars from
1 lilladi'lpl.la, Washington and I'ldtluinre uud
p'lKsi nt-rcoucUeafro.n Phlludclphla and liaiU
more bLMirifY HAZLF.TOV, X WII.KESIUhRJt
KAILUO.U), A..D NOPTIT AND WKbT
JiKAM'H KAII.WAY.
(Dally except Sunday)
Train 7 leve. suniiury in:i.! a. ni. arrlvln? at
Bloom Kerry 'U:1H 11. 111., V likes Uarrc M 10 p. lu,
Lh.l -inn li:!5 . in., I'ottaville i.:i5 p. m
'i ii.lti 11 h-ivi's Minbury p m. arriving at
I'leom perry :.' p. in , WllkttH-nnrre 7:(al u. m.
li.i.leton 7:r,ii p. m. Po'tbVllle ;itt p. rn.
Train 4 leaves '.Vl'.kes-Hur.e ; a. rn. Potts,
vt'le i. 00 11. in., I'a.ieion 7. in a. 111., arriving ut
li eoiji 1'i rry -:7 a. 111., siininii y 9:m a. rn.
'I-. in 111 icuves mtt-sviiiii i:su p. m. iiHieton
3 i'l r- it'. VSlik.w liane 3:1-3 p. rn., arriving at
lilouru Kerry 4::t' p. m.. sunburv 5-15 p. m.
sU.MiA Y '1 H INS.
Tralr, 7 loaves unbury lo.oo a. tn., arriving at
lllitom Ki'T.V ti:is A. m , Wilkes-Dane I-.'; 10 p. Ui.
Tr. In is leaves WHKes-i'ar'e p. m., arrlv.
Ini; at I'.looiii Kerry ri:iK p. m , Min'iury 7:S0 p. m.
Ill S. 1'. PHill, Jit. WOOD.
lien, Munur.
lira, 1'as.i, Afrt
Taking ciTcct mond.y, nov, 17, imo.
bOUTU. NOKTH.
. Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lt
STATIONS, r. m. r a. a m. r. u. t. m.
Ii:ivmi ni;rk' H U W, ili S j S 35 6 40
M ain hi ret t 18 u 04 7 07 S 4) S 4ij 47
Iri'ici.tle In U Hi 7 04 8 4!) C 4fl t SO
l',iiei Via 6 (is u (ij H 68 8 M H tS
I.Vi.thirut i ns 11 4H a Ki N M i Ka 7 ii
U'niiKevljiu n J 11 MS A 41 9 n 8 U7 T S
I '-s 5 45 11 -.'7 It V 15 a 17 T V0
ii'U.cra 5 4.' 11 Ji r. 3') So 3 0 T 114
.lli.ftier 8 37 11 Is C Si 0 87 II 25 7 it)
''i t.Mj 5 as 11 OH II 111 0 87 8 3 T 8J
r'-i-unp, 3 !i 11 elf 11 v 41 9 !i 7 44
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LT. Lv. Lv. Ar Ar.
PROFESSIONAL CAaUS.lc-
N. U. I'UNK,
ATTORVF.V-AT-I.Atr,
Mrs. Ent's Ritil liti!;, Court Iloiise Alley,
i;i.oomsi;i.".(;, fa.
A. L FRI TZ,
ATTORNEY AT-I.A1V,
Tost (J!T:.e luildiri;;. im! iloor,
ill.OOMSlIUUC, TA.
C. W. MILLER,
atto;:nkv-at-lav,
Wirt's liiiildin;;, intl lloor,
r.LO'jMbU'JKU, P..
W. IL SNYDKR,
AT'l'fiRNKY-4,T-I.AW,
0!fi:e 2nd floor Columbian huildin",
lil.OUMSIIL'KG, i'A.
J. S. GARRISON, M. D.,
homeopathic I'iiysician andsurgfom,
BLOOMSIiURG, l'A.
Office over I. W. Hart man & Sons' Storr.
Residence, N. E. Corccr Centre and touitli
Strer.ta.
il. FRANK. ZARR,
AITURNLY-AT-LAW,
Cliiik'a JJui.Umj, cur. .'laiu .iu ccutre St a.,
JlLUUMSiS'JKG, Ta.
(Ceil be cd. .suited in (j-tiiia:i.
V. II. RIIAWN,
ATTORNfcY-.VT-LAW,
OJT.ce, con. ci of Yiilrd auj ilain Streets,
CV.TAW1S3A, I'A.
J. ii. McK.EL.VY, M. D.,
SUI'.Or.ON AND PHYSICIAN,
CCiCu, t.ith ai'Ju Mam St., Lelow Market,
ULOOMSUUKG, I'A.
Dr. J. C. RUTTER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Olt.ee, .Nunh Market Street,
BLOOM Sli'J KG, PA.
Dr. WILLIAM M. REBER,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Office, corner of Rock and Maiket Streets,
BI.OOMSBUHG, PA.
HONORA A. ROBBINS, D.,
OSice, West First Street,
BLOOMSBUUG, PA.
Special nitemiou givrva to the eye toil the
Qioj o: laies.
ROiiERT R. LITTLE,
A TT O R N C Y- A T-1. A V,
Colun. Li.m Luiluln, aie.l i'.uor,
LI.OOMtiLL'KC, I'A.
GRANT HERRING,
AT TO I'. N" K Y AT- LAW,
Rawlinjs' Iiuildin ;, 21A iWur,
lii.yoMfi:i:;G, vx
GEO. E. ELWEI.L,
AITOH.S'KY-A l'-L.W,
Co'uuil i.ta luiiin, 211J lioor,
iiLuOM.SLiL'Kfi, PA,
FRANK T. BILLMEYER,
ATrORNKY-Al-LAW.
Deullcr'i BuiMin, aud floor,
BLOOMSl'.URG, TA.
B. F. HARTMAN
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING
AMERICAN IMbfRANCE COMPANIES
North American, of Philadelphia.
Franklin, of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia.
York, of Pennsylvania,
HcsovcT; ot New York.
Queens, of London.
North British, of London.
Office on Market Street, above Main, No. 5,
BLOOM SEURG, PA.
WAINWRIGIIT & CO.,
VHOLi:SALF. GP.OCERS.
Teas, Syrup, Coffees, Sugars, Molnv-.ea,
tice, lllce-, j.nerii soiia, l.tc,
N. K. Corner .Ssoi" and Arch tixots,
n:n..!)::i.i''-:., pa.
CV'Orteri sill reci.it .: p.oaipt : ttc:'tn-i.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
New York life Insurance Co. 125,947, 291.S1
htirp!u, 15, 141, OJ3.31
M. E. Edwards, Agent.
Office Sanitarium Building,
(Successor to U. C. CLanibeilln and 1. Edwards-)
COMPANIES PtPIIItlillhTKD. .ASSETS.
FlrPinnns Fund, of Hon Frnni lsco, 11,85 vi9.ns
hprlni; (iunli-n, i f l'li!!niie!Mu, ii,:iiu,ii7S.M
Aimricnn I'l-nlrul, nf M, L uli-, tl,4',i iwi.m
NoriU HrltHli 11 ml Men itniiic, 1 (
I.ounon uinl huiriDuii;, Ent;. '
8. Ifraiicll, New olk Lit', $.3,3!,5S5.d2
...
LOSSES 1 ItOMITLY A UJl bTED ANLi PAID AT
TIIISAOKNI-Y. M?-lr.
SALKSMRN WANTED
'It;-II M Khi:HY til .1U. Vtn
1,'hav nil Hie li'udiiiK ii i-li -t Ift-. bfihuM and
umv. Wc I'l'iilai c all Htoi k 1 liut illf k, 11 lid (fiuir
iintii M:ti laim-t Ion. lili'ln st s.iliirt or coiuiuu
hlnn from Hie stall. rile lor li nns.
II. E. llooUcr Co , Nursery uitu, liocliestcr, N.Y.
B. V. WniTI!- A. . Tl t-
AVIIITE & YOST,
ATTORNEVS-AT-I.AW
Virt Building, Court House ?(,tiare.
BI.OOMSBURG, I'A.
JOHN M. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW AND JUSTICIt Ot
inn PKACE,
Mover Bros. Builtlin, 2nd floor,
BLOOMSBL'KU, PA.
J. II. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
l.ockani's Building, 2nd floor, Cornet
Main ami Ccntrsct J
MATTHEW McREYNOLDS,
CIVIL ENGINEER.
Office Second Floor, I'ostofTice
Building, Bloomsburg, I'a.
J. J. BROWN, M. D.,
Offl. and Residence, Third Street, West t0
Market, near M. E. Church,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Office hours every afternoon r.nd evening.
Special attention given to the eye and the
Citing of glasses. Telephone connection.
Dr. W. H. HOUSE,
SURCEON DENTIST,
Office, Barton's BailJinj;, Main Lelow Market
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
All styles of work done in a superior maaoei.
and all work warranted as represented.
TT.ETH EXTRArTlD WITHOUT PAIN;
by the use-of Gas, and free of charge when
artificial teeth are inserted.
CTo be open al hours during the da.
DR. M. J. HESS,
Graduate of the Philadelphia Ilcntal Col
lege. (Jliicc 2nd floor front, 1 ockard's Build
ing, comer of Main and Centre Slrccts,
BLOOM St'.URG, PA.,
Pentistry in all its brandies, Work- puar
anieed as rcpicx-nted. Kther r.nd Gas ad
tiiinistercd or F.l kciric vibrator and Local
Anasthei ics used for the painless extractior
of teeth free of thargc when artificial teetl
are inserted-
M. P. I.UTZ & SON,
(SUCCESSOKS TO FHEAS IIHOWN)
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS AM) BROKERS.
o
N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Streets,
Hl.ooMsntrRo, Pa.
a
Represent Seventeen as good Compan
ies as there are in the World and all
losses promptly adjusted and paid
at their Office.
CHRISTIAN F. KNA?P,
F1RF. INS'JRANCr,
ELOOMSUrUG, VK.
Home, of JJ. Y.; M-rchan'.s', of I.Ywari
N. J.; Chilton, N Y. ; I ci plcs. Y..
Reading, I'a.; Gcrmr-n Amciicnn Itn. t'....
New Yor!.; Gtren't 1. h Insttrsiue (,'u., r.'.-
York Jcrwry City Fire Ins. Co., Jer:y C.ty.
N. J.
These old corpora'ions are well s-i-'inw
hy ae and fi:i ic-'ed. nA have 1 1 yr:
had a loss settled by coiir' t.f la.
assets arc all invest,! in i.ol.d tecui i;e, an
liable to the hazard ol I re only.
LoiSeS promptly nnd luHi.-tly ml j i;3i I a-i
paid ps soon s determined, liy Cliris'i. 1 K
JCnap;-, Spejial Aeni and Adjuster, iH.jn.n
huru, Pa.
The jsrople of Colnm' ia cor.nty Tt '.i
pitroni; the agency whr losses 1' rn, r
seltled and oaid hy one nf their ottn c.tiua.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
McCi.oskey Jt Tracy, Proprietors.
'.Opposite the Court House)
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Large and convenient sample rooms. Bath
rooms, hot and cold water, and all modern
conveniences.
CLYDE C. YETTER,
EIRE INUURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
PitoojiariKO, Pa.
Farm property a specialty. 4-22-ly.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD.
AFTER MAY 15, 1894.
Trains leave Blocmsbursr as follows : (Sundays)
excepted )
ror :st'W iora, rnuaoiniinia, jiraomfr, roil.
vIUh, TamHiiia, etc.. f 10, 11. ilo a in.
Eor VMlili iin-rort, ".46 a. m., 3.15 p. m. Bun-
day, t 5S a. ni , 4 i p. ni.
tor Danvitie hnu wiimiu, 1 in a. m , 3.13. 11.15
p. 111. Mirday, 7 a. m., 4.5S p. m.
For Cataw lRHit 6.10 T.4S, ll.Slia in., 1215. B.oa.
p. ni . Sunday, lo.-ji a. m. ".03 p. ni.
toi Kiiptrt tt.iu, i.i.t, 11. in a, in., iv. in a. 15,
i1", s.i.n, n.ir p. ut. bunday t.SS lo.ai a. in.. 4.6
p in.
'i rams mr nirnniacurif
Leave New York via (if Philadelphia. T.4S a.
ni., 4. u p. m. and via Fast on H 4S a. m., 4.30 p.m.
Leave ruiiutiriJiiiu ii..iiu. in., o.nu p. in.
Leave ItendtEi,' 11. fO a. m. 7.5T p. Ui.
Li-avn pot'HtnlP H 3'i p. m.
Leavo Tairaqua l.Si a. ni., II 2 p. rn.
Leavn M'llllauiR' on d to a. il.. 4.i!.'j d. to. Knife
day, s.Ki a. nr., i.'.t p. m.
I.i'ave 1 oiavti.-sa v.'.t n.tu a. rn. l.iin, 3.1s, o-IO
11.11 p. m. f-tu da", T.45 a. tn , 4.'S p n.
Leave kuihti i.u?. ji.i.t v. in., r.irt
.-.t, .'., n.ij p. in. .-ui.uus, :..'), 10.14 a. m.
.as p. in.
For baltltnois.. WiiMilreton and th Webt via
Ii. & O. K. K., tbroUMu trail, 8 1' av (llrurd Avh.
nun Mai inn. Phi la. (p. K. K. II. D.M, a.m. U.w
a. in., i.aT, 8.wi, 5. IJ 7.13 p. ni. buLdays 8.C5,k.w
U.:7 a. Dj., 8.MI, B.4J, 7.13 p. m.
ATLANTIC C ITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Sum Wba
Boulh fetreet Wait.
FOB ITLlNrlC CITY.
Wif kdavs rxnre. i (it a ni., 81O. 4.00
5.10 p ni. Act cii u'odiitiuii, K.10 a.m., .V4. p. 111.
Kui.diiy l'.r'p-m. v.iit), u. lu. AcCiU.odaiiou,
S.PH 11. rn. Oi d 410 p. in
i;i'i uvi.it.jf ii'" vi' Aiian'i" 1 ny jirpor, :r;.er
At ini He m.d .' .iki'.n.as iivn ui s.
uePKil.uH i:xi r. nf. T.twi, 7 4M).no a. nt. and
4.10 p. m. ( itiiiii('itaii(jn, I-.10 a. in., 4. -11, p in.
Mil nnv fxp'e h, 4. mi, p. 111. c-r u.co..tiou ,
7 & a. ui nud 4.-0 . m.
I. A .WLTliAKK, HANCOCK,
1'res. (iru 1 Muuasei. Citu'l Pass. Ag(