THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
TOR SALE.
Doslntbl' vacant lot and 1 number of (rood
hollies u lid lots In mH)iiilmtVi I'a The best
business stand In Hloomsliut'K-. A very desira
ble pinpertv contalnlm; I'.i lu res nnd first class
bullilliurs wit li K'mhI will In a business worth
f Ism to JiMU per year at. Willow Drove.
Dwellings In Ksp.v, drnmrevllie and Hoach
Haven. A lartfo number of I'arins In Columbia
Countv, one In l.trcrnn County, one In Vhyinla.
Two ( (Mini ry store stands In Columbia Conwy
nnd one In I.u.erne county, A water power
pliinttiK mill, dry il"'k and lumber y mil and
sheds In Bench Haven, I'a. Also 10 acres of
(food farm la'id at same place, by M. I'. I. I T
SON, Insurance and Kent Estate Agents,
BI.OO.MSIU l((i, I'A. If.
' EQUESTRIAN LIVERY
Charles E. 1 lower has opened a
livery stable at the rear of his premises
on Third street, where he keeps saddle
horses to hire. lie has five head, well
broken, safe for ladies and children.
Thus far iie has been well patronized.
He will accompany those who are just
learning to ride, if desired. tf.
Fashionable Livery.
The well known horseman has
opened a fashionable livery in connec
tion with his boarding stable at the
Exchange Hotel Stables, where fine
turnouts can be obtained, single or
double. He has well broken and safe
saddle and driving horses for ladies,
all at reasonable rates. Orders left
at the Exchange Hotel will receive
prompt attention. Drivers furnished
when desired.
tf W. A. IIartzki.l, Proprietor.
Happy and content is a home with " Tfie Ro
chester; a lamp with the liht of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co., New York.
TllElrAKKlU "
r.LOOMSBUKG MARKETS.
COKKECTED WEEKLY. KKTAIL FRICES.
Butter per lb $ .30
Eggs per dozen .30
Lard per lb , .12
Ham per pound .15
Pork, whole, per pound 05 to .ofJ
Beef, quarter, per pound ... 06 to .08
Wheat per bushel.
.... 1. 00
.... .60
40
.... .80
Corn ears " "
Oats " "
Rye " "
Buckwheat flour per 100..
Wheat flour per bbl
Hay per ton
Potatoes per bushel
Turnips "
Onions " "
2.40
5.00
12.00
.So
25
1. 00
Sweet potatoes per peck 25 to .35
Cranberries per qt. . . ,
Tallow per lb ,
Shoulder " "
Side meat " "
Vinegar, per qt
Dried apples per lb, . .
Dried cherries, pitted.
Raspberries
Cow Hides per lb. . . .
Steer ' "
.12
.04
.12
.09
.08
S
.18
.18
3
05
Calf Skin 40 to .50
iiieep pelts
Shelled corn per bus.,
Corn meal, cwt
Bran, "
Chop " ......
Middlings "
Chickens per lb
Turkeys " "
Geese " "
Ducks " "
.90
.70
2.00
i-25
1 25
.10
.12
.10
.10
.So
2.25
2.50
3 5
2.25
3-25
Pheasant
Quail
1 pair .
doz.
Coal.
No. 6, delivered
" 4 and 5 "
" 6 at yard
" 4 and 5 at yard... .
NEW YOHK MARKETS.
Reported by I'ulmer, Hlvenhiirjf Co., Whole.
HOle Ceirimlsslnii .Merclianls Hi Fruits und pro.
duoe, ItW Meade st reel, .New oi k.
Nov. 28th, 1S92.
The week opens with cold rainy
weather. Apples; Kings $3x0 ("!
$4.50, Spitz, fancy, $3 00 g $4.00',
small bbls, $1.50 (aj $2.50, Greenings,
$3-5 (" $4 o, small bbls, $2,50 an
$3.50, Baldwins, $1.50 iw 2.25, Spies,
$2.50 ii S3.50, small bbls, $1.50
$2.25, Cranberries, fancy, $8.50 p r
bbl, prime $7.(50 (u; . $8.25, Jersey
boxes, Sz.oo (w $2.25, Potatoes, $2.00
$2.25, Sweets; Vinelands, $3.50 (1
$4 co, So. Jersey, if,?. 00 ( $5 50,
Onions; white, $2.50 (a. $3.50, yellow,
$2.25 (in $2.75, red, $2.00 (rw '$2.50,
Dressed Pouliry; Turkeys, 13 (q; 14c,
Chickens, 10 u'tj 12c, fowls, 10 i uc,
Geese 11 (ij 12c, Game, quail, $1.75
f5 52.00, grouse, $i.cc (r, 1.25. par
tridge, $1.25 01 $1.50, Woodcock, 75
(qj 90c, Wild duck, canvas, 2. 00 (ti
3.50, redhead, 11.75 (0 ?2.oo, others,
25 (!'- 5cr. rabbits, 30 (it, 35c, Calves,
couniry dressed, prime, jo (( 11c,
medium, 9 Oil 10c, small, "4 r; 6c,
Ho;;s light, 8 C Sc, medium, 7 up,
8c, liei'vy, 6 (tj 7c, Jiutter; creamery,
28 29c, dairy extras, 26 (q 27c,
firnis, a ii. 24c, seconds, 20 or 2jc,
dairy firkins, extras, 24 () 240, J'.ggs.
fresh, nearby 28c, Leghorns, 29 irj 30c,
limes, 19.V (fit 2oe, Evaporated apples,
fancy, 9 (it. ce, Raspberries, 19 (a; 20c,
Chestnuts, $5.00 (fti $6.00, Hickory
nuts, new, $2.50 ("; $3 00, lieans, mar
row, $2.40, medium, $2.05, white
kidney, $2.85, red, $2.75 (i; $2 S5,
Hay, 85 (iii 90c, straw, 55 (; 65c,
Honey, white clover, 13 (,, 16c, Buck
wheat, 10 05 12c.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. .
Estate oJnx.an P. Kuhn, dec'tl.
LotteiR Testamentary on the. abovo estate
havinif been friuitcrt lo the undersigned, all
pxrHoiisltidi bled to suld estate am rnipuntcd
toiuake pa.uiieiil, unit those having claims to
present t beiu without delay to
MHH. M'HaN Kl'HN,
John O, Frkfzk, JOHKl'U a. WKI.I.s.
Attorney. l-4-tu
J'Ct'Mf Colli, Conjhi (loreTliwl,Ors",Tn5"V.:'iiN
Vhropisg Couith, Bronchitis n1 Anthm. A n
if 'r Consumption In ftrrt fttr-l. .nl rjr r-11-f (
KITftntrd ItAgPt. Ul'ltnno. 1013 Vjl tPP rY
iUnt tTrt rftft hiking tho flr.t Soil w
dtin tvarwbtrt. Lut bultlM, M Mat u.4 fl.N.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Estatp of John White. 1
lilk'ht. late of The I
Town of l lootiislmrir, '
In t Tip Orphans' Cotiit
it coitimnia county,
No. :i. of -May 'term,
lMi'i
( ontily of Coliiinlila.
st ale of I'enns) iMilila
ileceii. d.
AM persons Interested will take- notice of thp
louow inn order of Court, to-wit :
( JOHN JKT1IEY, Sluiirr.
jSeai.j Columbia County, ss.
The coiumrinwealth of Pennsylvania to Marv
A. Walter, widow, Daniel K. W hltenl'lit, Klvlna
NMillelillit, llarvev NMilti'tiltht, Alice Kline
Charles, V . Wliltenlnht, Joseph Whllenlv'ht,
M ii lil ' n llamlln, Charles 1). ll.mi
lln, Ada S. Deliart. Norman K. Uaintln and
bira Harder, lineal descendants of John
Whllom'in deceased, and to all oilier persons
Interested, (ireel Inir : Von and each of yon are
hereby cited lo be and appear before the Judges
of our orphans' Court to be held at Hli'nmxbtiot
on the First Monday of December ni'Xt, then and
t here to accept or refuse to take the real estate
ofsald.bihn Whltenlnht deceased, at the ap
praised valuation put upon It by the Inquest,
duly awarded by t lie said court, and returned
by the HiorllT, or show cause why It, Khali hot
be sold. And hereof full not.
Mllnoss the Honorable K. It. IKEJ.EH, Presi
dent of our said Court, at Mloonisburu, tho
Fourth day of October A. 1). 1HWA
U. -M. CLICK,
11-l-tt Clerk,!). C.
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE.
Kmnte of Henry i. HVfry.ei', Intrvf Ifie Toien.
ttlilp, (ye(r(iyc(f.
Notice Is hereby (riven that letters of artmln
1st ration on the eslatp of Henry . Warner, late
of Pine Township, deceased, have been granted
to the undorslirned admlnlst ratlx, with the will
annexed, lo whom all persons Indebted to said
estate are rontiested to make payments, and
those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay to
IIAKK1ET W. Kl'ACKIIOLSE,
IM-tit. Administratrix,
l'lue summit, I'a.
GUANI) Jl'ltOHS FOK DIX'EMBEU ThltM.
Honton .James Conner.
Ilerwlck A. 1'. Kitchen.
lllooni Mm. Webb c. If. Fornwnld, Weslev
Knorr, Mallilas n. Shaller, A. llerblue, U. li.
Martin, Miles Fry, John Taylor.
Itrlarcreek I.Ioyd Knorr.
Catawlssa S. II. Kliawn.
CentrnllA (1. W. Trout mnn. John V llnvlnn
tvmynifham John Conroy.
r isiiiiiKcreeK r.. n. lieisnune, t limon Hewitt.
(ireenwiMKl II. J. Hobblns, W. I'. ltobblns.
Minilu llenl. I'ennypackcr, John II. Aten.
Neotl .1. II. Townsend. Wilson Wanleh.
Wugarloaf .Terry Vansicklo.
THAVEKSE JVltOHS FlltXT WEEK.
Henton-C. I.. Bells.
Herwlsk Frank Urockway, I'blUp Morris, B. F.
Dn'lsKich.
Illooui V. t Shaw, I,. I.owpnbetv.
CatawlssV Allen Caldwalder.
( entrallaV-A. 11. Former, John Snell, Huirh
conwayl
Centre n. H. Freas, T. . llartman, W. II. Beck.
Couyntrham Ira Hoadannel.
FIshliiK'oreek F. 1'. Header.
Franklin Charles Hurt num.
Oreenwood W. 1'. Ikeler, W. W Eves.
Hemlock I). W . Harris.
Jackson T. C. Smith, ('. W. Cole.
Locust Jeremiah Suyder. Frank Harlir, Dan.
Fettermati, Daniel I'clisyl, l.loyd I.elbv.
Madlsnn-K. W. McCollum, ti. I), llend'ershott,
s. s. I.owrv.
Main Daniel Derr.
Ml till n Adam Clayberirer.
Montour W. M. Monroe,
orange K.W . Coleman, L. C. Williams,
ltoarlntfcreek Samuel Cherrluu'tou.
Scott C. F. Ilomboy.
THAVEKSE JL'UOHS SECOND WEEK.
Beaver Michael Frv, Martin Downs.
Itenton-.I. W. Ilelles.
Berwick II. II. Bower.
Bloom -Alfred Low, Samuel PukIi. Oen. F. Aur
and. W. (. Holmes, A. Evans, Husscl C. Buck
n lew, S. W. Shutt.
Hrlarereek Enos I.. Stout, John M. I'alrelillds
Calawlssa Mahlon llamlln, I.Ioyd Herircr.
Jerry Shumiin, . Krelsber.
;onyni:iiaiu John Herman,
risuuiicrocK -M. w. Ilcss; E
Wiles W. Ash.
H. I.auderbach,
(ireenwood (ieo. E. Beck, W. M. Mt'Ewen.
Hemlock-Win. Vastellcr.
Locust John Cable, Ed. Cleaver, Moutlllus
leaner, Austin l lierrinton.
Madison W. M. llanlllie, Peter Miller.
Moutour-c. E. Fisher.
.Mt Pb asaiil-i;. W. Buckle, J. Frank Kline,
I. II ..hire.
Oriinire Kniticts Herrlm:.
Ko.irllitlcreek Harvey .Yleiisch.
IDOW'S A PPR A I S E m i;n rs.
T!ie following Widow's Appraisements will be
presented to the orphans' court or cnlumbl i
county on the IKst Monday of December A. D.
'.'- ami continued nKi, ami Mule: exceptions,
lite tiled within lour days therealler, vill be
l " -1! 1 1 (III d all-.ltlllte.
John L. Divsher Est., Benton twp , l'crsoualty
N.Wves'cr Pursrl Est., Hemlock twp., Per
sonally Juki m, Idalty, ll'.u.'.K).
lieorye Manhart Est., catuulssa twp , l'er
Homiity fi o.oa.
Vl'"''nry Est., Benton twp., Tersonalty
m'(I'ik'"I'S Ilr"'JSt Ksl" Co",ro Uvp" 'soni'lty
j.,' Vorks Esu, Jackson twp., Personalty
Ki'hiiiuid Lunger Kst., Benton twp., ji.iiou
Heully JIiX.iki.
( lerk'sdltlce. (1. M. (.H ICK,
Blooii.sbui, l a., Nov. 13, 1S. c lerk O. C,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Not lee Is hereby tflvcn thai letters testament,
aryonilie ik. (,r Muses Sclillcker. hoe ol
t he tiiwiinlilp oi ll,-:i ,.-, ci.uiity ot c oliimhH,
I'a., il..c..a,v il, have lr.,.ii trrautco to ( al harliio
Sen.lcker, i.ra .1. sci,ii, ii,.r, .lames W. ScuUck
er. le.sid.'iii o said loie,hlp, U who a all
persons indcbled to said estate are looiiosted
lo iiiiiko paviie-ni, ami thosi, having claims or
uvi'o" ' " "ulUe Hi" same without
) 'ATIIAIMNKW'm.If'KI'.U
LxCLUtorsA El(. .1. M'liLH'KKH,
) JAMES W. sen LICK KP.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
.V'.'V 0 ,. V. Ili-iitleiii-rieh luir of Jlmllxuii tiri,
il'i'i,tist-iU
Notice Is hereby ulvcu that loiters of iidiuln
M ration on the estate or. I. T. Ilevilenrclch, lute
el MiulKon mp., ci. hi, Pa., deceased, have
"en granted to the tiiiders1,,r,,ed administra
tor to whom ail persons Indebted to said estate
are reriui'sted to make payments d thoso
havlntr claims or demand will make known tho
Minn; v, Ithout delay lo
AftifST HlCYPr'XKF.ICl',
Nov. 1H. w:-y Administrator.
PREVENTS PNEUMONIA.
Dr. Iffoxie's
HiRTAJN CROUP CURE
Has n Hpecltle action upon the nlr passages to
1 he limits. It keepHthem open, hence I'neumo.
Mm, , Couiff.Mlvd Colds, llour8nes and llcht,
bnrklnir coukIi yield at. once to Its wonderful
curallve powers, aueenta.
Moid by prominent drusftflstg throughout tho
Selected Recipes-
Oistcr J'attles. Old Virginia re
cipe : Make some rich puff paste and
bake it in Very small tin patty pans.
When cool turn them out upon a
large dish. Stew some larce, fresh
oysters with a little butter and as
much oyster liquor as will over them.
When they have stewed a short time
take them out of the pan, place upon
a flat dish and set them away to cool.
When quite ccld lay a lew oysters in
each shell of puff paste.
Jlfiriite Siimr Sanrr Mrlt nvnr a
, - .-
slow fire, in a small tear.upful of water
nan a pint ol map e siiL'ar. Let it
slowly simmer. Remove all scum i
add four tablcspooufuls of butter, mix
with a level teastmfinfiil nf llroir .m,l
one of grated nutmeg: boil a few mo
ments and serve with boiled puddings.
Jilce fyiavcf. Two cups boile.l
rice, two eggs beaten light, two table
spoonfuls melted butter, milk at dis
crction. Beat the rice smooth with a
spoon, add the butter and eggs and
enough milk to make a rather soft
paste. Form this with the hands into
small loaves, lay them in a dripping
pan and bake them, closely covered,
for fifteen minutes. Uncover, stew
with grated cheese and brown.
J'ic Crust. One heaninc tea-
spoonful of baking por.'dei. two miatts
of flour, one teacupful of lard, two
teacupfuls of water, a pinch ot salt.
Mix well and sift a little flour on the
mouldintj board before rollinrr it out.
This will make enought crust for four
or five pics.
Jiroirn Jirettd Tec Cream Or.e
mart of cream, half nound of snc.ir.
three slices Boston brown bread, dried
and toasted. Boil half the cream and
dissolve the sunar in it. Add tin? un
cooked cream and when cold freeze
it. Crush and sift the brown bread,
beat it into the frozen cream ami let it
stand packed in ice for three hours.
The winds from the North blows
shaip and keen, and bad effects of
colds are seen. One Minntp rYiiKrh
Cure so safe and sure, will quickly
periorm a wondrous cure. W. S.
Kishton, Druggist. 10-14-iy
ENVELOPES.
A large stock of envelopes can be
seen at this office. We sell them with
business cards or whatever is wanted.
printed on them, at prices rancinc
from $1.50 to $4.00 per iooo. A
good envelope, white or buff for
!t2.25. AH kinds of printing as good
as the best, and as cheap as the cheap
est, tf
lor Sale or Bent,
The undersicned offers for sale nr
rent the hotel in Orangeville known
as the Heckman House. Also offers
for sale 23 acres of land in Scott
township. For terms etc. inquire of
Albert Heckman, Orangeville. 10-14-6
mos.
DRUNKENNESS, or tho L1QU0E HA
BIT, Cured at Home in Ten Days by
administering Dr- Haines' Golden
Specific.
It can be given in a glass of beer, a'cnp of
cotfee or tea, or in food, without Ihc know
ledge of the patient. It is absolutely harm
less, and will etTect a permanent and speedy
tnrc, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or alcoholic wreck. It has been
given in thousands of cases, and in every in
stance a perfect cure has followed. It never
fails. The system once impregnated with
the specific ii becomes an utter unjiisil)ility
fur the liipuir appetite to exist. Cures puar
antccd. 4S pa ;e book of particulars free.
Address the Cot.DKN Specific Co., 1S5
Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 10-21-1 vi.
Children Cry for
Pitcher' s C a s t o r I a .
REGISTF. R'SNOTI CR
Not lee Is hereby c;!von to all legatees, eredl
tors and oilier persons Interested In the estates
or the respective decedents and minors that the
following admlnlst rators, executors, guardians,
aecounls have been Med In the oiiloe or the
10 L'lsterot Columbia count v, and wdl be pre.
senled for eoiairmatl'iii mi l allowaaca In the
orphans.' court to be held In bioomsburc, Mon
day, December r, IS'.ij, at 'Jo clock . in. of suld
day.
No. 1. The second account of J. O. Ilo'y and
Ira Doty, AUmliilsi ralors ot Jonas Doty late of
I'lshlnycreek township, Columbia cotiuty de
ceased. No. :!. 1'b-st aril tbial aeeount of Wilson Con
for. Administrator or M;cli ie confer, l ite ,,f
.Madison town.ililp, Coliitutua couui.v, deceased,
No.:). First and llnal account of F.mnvi n.
(WnMsl Millie-. Adinlnl .Iral i Iv of .lose, a, u-.,,,
late or ireenwood towuslilo, Columbia counly.
dci'.'ased.
No. 1. The nccouii' of ("i i' h p. WoK. a1
Iiitiilslralor or Aiii-oii Mi.stcller, hue ot .Minim
township, Columbia coiinl;, , deceased.
No. H First and tiiiM account of Merv Sliuf.
f'Tii'id Hart Meitrer, Admiidsi ra'ors or .M'titthlas
Slmtier, late or 1'looiu township, Coluiui.ia
county, deceased.
No.il. First 1111 1 partial account, or William
II. Milium u, lute Fxecutorof John Sliuiu in, late
of Caiawissa town-lilp, Culionbl i count v, i! -ceased.
No. T. First and partial account of Kilns
Vhiiih', Aduilnls'rator or the estate of Alen
Wnl; mire, laic of Centre township, Columbia
county, deceased.
No. s. first and Dual account of ('. w. stlfT
Kxc iiloror lioberl ist nr. Into of (floomsbur '
Columbia count y, deceased.
Mo. II. First and llnal account of J. W. F.vam.
Administrator or Fn as A. Uruver, late ot Col
lliiibla county, ileceaseil.
No. 1(1. First, and llnal iieeount of Minor
I e ami lienry llile, Ailmlut ,i ralora of .lames
lllle, l,ucf l'raiikllu township, Columbia Co.
deceased. C. 11. lAMl'llKM.,
Hi Ulster.
A DMI N 1ST R ATO R'S NOTIC E.
ma
Unlaw (if lle'mva Slay, aevenned.
Notice Is herebVKlven that, letters of fiduiln.
1st radon on the estate of Kebeeea Mav, deceas
ed, have iM-en (rained to the under. slimed ad
nuulstrntor to whom all persons ludebied lo
aaldestiue ure requested to make payments,
Hhd those havlntr claims or demands will muke
known the name, without delay to
I. W. WILMT8.
lu-js-Gw. AdiululHtrutor
What is
w urn M'tr.- r. . iv v. t w v w m n s j . . . i h
wa fjvn e. n n mtj i n tm . ;v
astorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
nil Children. It contains neither Opium, IMorphlno nor
oilier Narcotic substance It is ft harmless substituto
for Paregoric, Irops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH.
It is Pleasant. Its gtiarantco is thirty years iiho by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevcrlshncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Ptarrucoa and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria nssim'latcs tho food, regulates tho Momach
find bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" COHtorla ii an excellent nwdlelno for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo of 1U
good effect upon their children."
Dr. O. C. Ounoon,
Lowell, lUoas.
' Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which I am Arquolnted. I hope tho day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
Interest of their children, and use C&ntoria in
stead of the variousquock nostnimswhlch are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing; syrup and other hurtful
gents down their throats, thereby sending
them to prematura graves."
Da. J. F. KixcnsLOS,
Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Company, TI
"Seeing; Is Believing."
ri
And a good lamp
must bs simple; when it is not simple it is
not good. Simple. Beautiful. Good these
words mean much, but to see " The Rochester "
will impress the truth more forcibly. AH metal.
tough and seamless, and
it is absolutely safe and unbreakable. Like Aladdin's
of old, it is indeed a "wonderful lamp," for its mar
velous light is purer and brighter than eas lieht.
softer than electric lieht and
B)k Look for thlsstamp ThbRochwtiik. If thelamndealerhasn'tthe orenola
Rochester, and the style you want, send to us for our new illustrated catalogue,
land we will send you a lamp safely by express your choice of over 3,000
M "-" - " mm . j I . a W nr. p
BOCHosTEK MDP CO., 42 Park Place, tfew York City.
"The Rochester.''
THE POSITIVE CURE.
1
I ELY BROTHERS. M Warren 8t, New York. Price SO ets.1
Wood's rhosphodine
TheGreat t-:nilfMli Remtdr,
Promptly nnd perman
ently cures all forms of
verrou Heakrwss, Emm-
attrnii, H.iermatnrrhea, Im-
IxttrmT) anil nil ejln tn tif
Alius nr Kseefittrs. been
prescribed over :iJ years
In thousands or eases: Is
the until ftt'liubln unit
lluiifxt Meaiciiw Aitotrn.
iiefore and After.
Ask rtrut'iflst for Woon s ViiosriinniNK : If he
otTers some worthless medicine lu place of this,
leave his dishonest store, Inclose price In letter,
nnd we will Bend by return mall. Price, one
package, tl ; six, ,',. (nw ('( plrati; nix irm
cure. Pamphlet In plain sealed, envelopes!
stumps. Addrest. Tim w ooo Cukmical Co,
i:!l Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich.
fSold in Hloniiisbiir;; bv Moyer Hros., .1. II.
Meiver.c. A. Kl"lin, ci. A. Vi Kelvy mid all re
sponsible druntflKls every w here.
1 Fail Season of Ji at Lowenkrg's
THIS WELL KNOWN
OLOTHIHG HOTJSE
needs Eia Flashy Slcr.din in malting its announcement
FOR THE COMING SEASON.
Its previous reputation for
pined by an existence of almost a half a century are sulT.cient assurance that this policy wil
be continued. Case after case, filled with all the prevalent styles of the trade is bein- received
Nobby Clolhing, Stylish Hats and Novelties in Furnishings. In the
fete l!alls!ag Besmif MEt
Will be found all the newest shades and you will be surprised at the phenomenally low prices
you can get.
ME TA1188 ME SARKITS
CALL WIZILE THE ASSOUTBIENT IS COMPETE
and make your selection at the old established stand of
D. LOWENBERG Estate.
Fine Clothiers at Low Prices. Bloomsburg, Pa.
rrs
Castoria.
" Castm-la Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior to any prescription
known to me."
IT. A. Aiicnr.n, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St , Itrooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physicians In tho children's depart
ment have spoVen lilffh'.y of their experi
ence In tlielr outside practice with CnstorK,
and although we only have amom; our
medical supplies what Is known as regular
producM, yet wo ore free to confess that tho
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon It."
United Hospital and DisncifRART,
Boston, Hast.
Allbn C. Bmith, ltri..
Murray Street, New York City.
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made in three pieces only.
more cheerful than either.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned havlntf been restored to
health by simple menus, after sunerlng for
several years w ith a severe lunif ntlectlon, and
that dread disease Vimnumptiuit, 1m anxious to
make known to bis rellnw sulTerers th- means
of cure. To those who desire it, lie will cheer
fully send aree or charge) n copv of the pres
cription used, which they will llndu sure cure
for Vimxitmitiion, Asthma, Catiurli, lliunvliilis
nnd nil threat and luiiu Mnlailies lie hopes nil
sufferers w ill try bis remedy, us it, is Invaluable,
'those de-lrlt)K the prescription, which will cost,
them not hint;, and m iy prove u blc?sluk-, will
please address,
Hkv. Kiiwakd A. Wilson, llrooklyn, New Vor k
Soit, in, 1 yr.
Paper
Wanted
Hangers
To sell and hamr our goods on commission or ns
agents. Address with stump for reply,
I', II. CADV, J03 IIiKll fcl Proyt.
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABL&
Real Estate.
The lltKlondKneil Adinliihtrntors or t;10 r
ot KjivoHter I'uiK.'l, lute of . .,,lslll a'"
Hemlock, counly of Columlii.i, ;nil s, '
rcnnsylvnnbt, d reimed, wlll.expiw p, i.,!",,,'
Hatr, upon the pretnlsnson j, 8
SATURIUY DKcr.Mrr.R ,0,
nl o'clock In the nfternoon, In P''rHii:ine .,
nn Pid r of the Oi plums' (Hurl of tin, s ii,ii
tyof Colninbbi, tbnt'i'ertuln trnet m :n,,jj
ot till' S lid deeciised, Hltutite In the itrurcsihi
township of lletiilock, bounded by inmu '
Itlchiud Ivey, Edwnrd Ivey, the linio,i,J
tract oftbe Nld (leceiisid, lniiils ot tin.
of Mrs. I nnnRst, deceiis'Ml, lluh v. n,
ford Appleinnn, eoiitnlnlnif about one linmlroj
lid elK'hty tlvo acres i-CHervlntc Hie Inlmral
rlRhts of the lllootnsbtirjr Iron Coinp iny. ih.
H.une to be sold subject to the moi-ip.,. 0(
A n tm A. Hut lor, rt nl.
The wild land U mostly under 'iilt Uurinn
but bus upon It n roiiHlderablequiiiitity 0(
biy mid wood land
l'RAMH l)VKLLIN(r lloi sr.
Koixl new bank barn, sheds and other nut tullii
Invrn; mid In veil Wnlered. llns two coe, ,v;1Il.J
HprlnH. one near the dwelling ,vpi, sprli,.
hoiine. Willi apples and other variety or tmiu
The said land will bo sold In one ir.e t nr lu
pari sus may be most advantageous and d-sira
We.
Tkkms op ai.k. Ten per centum nr oni-.
fourth or the purchase money shall I... 1. 1, llt
the striking down of the properly; the en,.,
fourth less the ten percent, at thee.,i,iiilul.
Hon absolute ; nnd the renminbi"; tliiee.f.iiiiiln
111 one year after continuation nisi, with inter
ert:rroin that date. I. DKN I'I.IIU,
Nov. is, at. D. c. i-i hm;l,
AdliilnlHl raters.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of n w rit of Levari Facias Issued out
f.the Court ot;t'ointnon I'leas of Columbia conn,
ty, I'a., nnd to me directed, there will be sold at
public sale atjthe Court. Housililooinshuri;, Pa.
on
Monday, di:ci:mui:r 5th, iRy2,
nt 2 o'clock p, m., the following :
All that certain plantation nnd tract of land
situate In tie) township of Franklin, county of
Columbia, state of reunsylvanlii, bounded and
described ns follows, to-wit: KcKlnnliiK nt a
white oak corner of laud bcloiiKink formerly to
liortre Shlck and running from thence by Mi
of John Artley, lteut)en Kclifel and land of Pax
ton &. f mltli, N 73 deif. W. His perches to a
post, thence by land of the aforesaid I'uxton &
Smith nnd laud of Hclnbold Co., Jf. 5 deif. E.
M7 perches to a post, thence by lands of Hcln
bold & Co. aforesaid, 8. 74 de(. W. no perches to
a pine, thence by the same N. -jh deif. W. M
perches to a pi no, thence by the same N. as de
K. 40 perches to a pine, thence by land of Win,
Tepleand benjamin Ford K.llHdeg. K .UN perches
to a post, thence by land of Ileiijaniln Ford s. 7
deif. W. 13 perches to a post, thence by lands of
Bald benjamin Ford and lauds of Frederick euy
8. ttSdetf. E. 131 perches to a post, thence by
lund of Daniel IShuler S. iu perches to a post
thence by the same N. tttdcir. E. HO imo perches
to a stone, thence by land of the aforesaid Hen
Jamln Ford. 8. 1 dog. E. 65 3-10 perches to a stone,
thence by the sumo 8. 7N dojj. K. 7)tf perches to
a stone, thence by land or Daniel Shuler and land
late of (Jeorife Hhlck, deceased, 8. 1H dejr. w. V
8-10 porches to place of beginning, fontalulng
153 ACRES,
neat measure, whereon are erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSK,
BARN, and outbuildings.
8elzed, taken Into execution ut the suit of V.
I.. Miumau use versus Win. Watts and Klli
Ami his wife, and to be sold as tho property ot
WUUiiia Watts and EU.u Ann Ids wife.
JOHN Moruiiv,
ltiiAWN, Atty. SherllT.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned1 nn auditor appointed hj tlw
Court of ( 0111111011 I'leas of lUiIninlila county to
distribute the balance In the hands of K. I', liar
1I0, Assignee of 1 ho estate or A. .1. Kaolo and
Klsle K. Ids wire as shown bv bis first and tl nul
aecouui, will sit to perform the duties ol hl ap
pointment ut the law oillce or Win. ( hrisinaii In
1 be town or Kloomsburg, upon Krldav tiie '.'ill
(lay ot December, lmtt, ut 10 o'clock a. m., when
mid where all parties having claims agaln.it
said fund must piesent. them or bo lorever de
barred rn.111 a share lliereor.
A. C. FI.'KAS,
Auditor.
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