THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
- FOB BALE.
Desirable vacant lots and 1 number of good
) and lots 10 Bloonwbnrg, Pa The bout
tanlnem stand In Itloomsburg. A very ileslra.
Die property containing iHncrcsand llrst clnss
Wlldlnirs with good wl" In ft business worth
toVrw per year at Willow urovo.
Dwellings In Espy, Orangevllle and Beach
Haven. A large number of farms In Columbia
Oonniy, one In Luzerne County, one In Virginia.
Two vii'ml ry Htore Htands In Columbia Couuty
and one In Luzerne County. A water power
planing mill, dry dock and lumber yard and
Sbrrfa In Beach Haven, Pa. Also 10 acres of
amort farm land at same place, by M. P. LUTZ
1 wN, Insurance and Koal Estate Agents,
BLOOM8UUHU, PA. tf.
BALEKEGISTER,
A free notice is given under this
head, of all sales for which bills are
printed at this office. A date can be
fixed now, and bills printed later, and
the notice will stand until the day of
Hie.
May as- Mrs M. M. Phillips, exe
cutrix of H. G. Phillips deceased, will
ell four lots of land situate in Blooms
burg, on the premises at 10 o'clock
.m.
June io. The executors of Mrs.
Hannah Armstrong, deceased will sell
a lot of ground on Main street,
Bloomsburg, on the premises at 10
o'clock a. m.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WAHTKn.-A SALESMAN TO HKLL TEAS,
Coffees and Kptces on commission. In
this place and vicinity, on a route already
worked np. Addres, joy
aylS-lt Wo. 8. Main U, Wllkes-Barre
fORPOKATE DISSOLTJTION.-Notlce Is here
l by given that the North Mountain Lumber
do. will apply by petition, to ihe court of com
moo Mean of Columbia county, on the Wth day
of May, 1MM, at lt o'clock a. m., tor a decree of
Uasolutlon of the said corporation, pursuant to
the Acts of Assembly In such case made and
provided, when all persons Interested In such
corporation as stockholders, creditors, or other
wise may appeal and be heard.
bAMUJiL W1UKALL, Secretary.
5-6-.lt.
llDPTUKK POSITIVELY CUKEI). FOR IN
MX formation address D. E. WniTBNiOHT,
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co., Pa. 6-5-ly.
1TOR SALE, A SECOND T1AND HANOE, IN
J good condition, with water back, ready
for use A rare chance. Inquire of W. 11.
Brooke. Bloomsburg. 8-81-tf.
R
4JO.VSFOK YOUNO MEN. M. M. rHILLIP8
i has very deslraoie rurwsneo. rooms ior
wnnua nun. Hath room arilolnlnf. for Use
of occupants of the rooms. Call and examine.
fr-19-tf.
WANTED. A SOBEK AND INDU8THIOU8
man to take care of two horses and a
, and make himself generally useful. In
Blre of Da. B. F. Uabunib, Bloomsburg, Pa.
5-ltt.W.
TM)B SALE. THE C. M. HESS FARM FORM.
F erly owned by Grler yulck at Kupert, for
lie by Ju. MAIZE, Agent.
R SALE. A SQUARE BEAVER STOVE,
aouoie neater, witn pipe sc. cuoipietc.
on lor HPlllnif. owner has nut In a hot air
tarnaoe. Inquire of Da. 8. B. Akmimt, Blooms-
IX KINDS OF BLANKS FOR JUSTICES
and constables at the Columbian oi-
tf.
D
KKDM, MORTGAGES AND NOTE BOOKS
oi all nnas at tne colon sian orace. ii.
WUS1C LESSONS CIIA8. P. ELWELL FOR
Jjl the past S years a student In Boston, la
fivlnf lessons on piano and violin. Both taught
E the best methods, piano In New England
ceaaervatory method, violin according to the
Wanrinn school.
SALE. THE REAL ESTATE OF THE
late Peter Gross, deceased. In Blooins-
'. ennslstlnir of a dwelling house and Bot-
Works. Inquire of David Gross, Lock
ivtn, or Guy Jacoby, Bloomsburg, 4-14-tf,
tJKW. SALE THK RUPERT HOTEL, FOR
X merly owned by W. R. Tubbs, deceased,
far terms call on or write to J. H. Maize, Agt.
HooanBPurg, Pa. m-itt-tt.
o
OOD FARM OF 74 ACKBS. GOOD BUILD
tags. Between buck Horn ana jersey
In Hemlock township. For sale by J. u.
town, u
JaaUl,
Real Estate and Insurance Ag
inu
lS-tt
JfOl
IB SALE. A GOOD WOODEN FENCE, OR-
namantal. inquire at tms omce. -si-u
ANTED.-8BlMmani salary and ex
issi n from start: steady work; good chance for
advancement. BRO WN BRo CO., Nursery-
, Rochester, N. i. o-i-4t. a.
CHICAGO RENTING AGENCY 1 MASONIC
j Temple, Chicago, provides quarters for
vbttors to the World's Fair In Hotels and priv
ate residences In any part of the city. Accom
Baodallons and rates to suit any one. No ad
vance charges. Alexandria Hotel one of the
Bast equipped and permanent In the World's
Fair district, European plan, hates tl.Oo to
taOOaday. write for particulars with stamp
CD John W Kramer, agent, Bloomsburg, Pa-
5-19-4 mos.
ZBEHOH COACH STALLION, SENLIS.
' The French Coach Stallion SENLIS
iD stand during the season of 1893
at the following places on the several
days of each week as follows :
Tuesday at Arthur Creasy's Stables,
Centre Twp. Wednesday and Thurs
day at Drake's Hotel Stables, Orange
- wile j Friday and Saturday at Central
Stables, Bloomsburg.
Senlia is a rich seal brown in color.
16 hands high, weight 1400 lbs., with
fine stvle and action, fo?led June 1st,
1888.'
Pedigree Bred by M. Auguste
Simon of Greville Hague, France ; got
by the government Stallion Alsacien,
dam Finette, by Quinte-Curce out of
a daughter of Volant.
Registered in the French Coach
Horse Stud Book of America, No.
Term $20 to insure a living foal.
Evan Buckalew, Manager,
4 ii-4t. Bloomsburg, Pa.
A Great Bargain.
One of the very best water power
flour and grist mills on big Fishing
creek with good buildings, new machin
ery, two dwellings, and other out
buildings all in good order, an nine
acres of land for sale cheap on easy
payments by T. 11. Maize,
Insurance and Real Estate Agt.,
3-31 tL Bloomsburg, Pa.
"There is a salve tor every wound."
We refer to De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve, cures burns, bruises, cuts, indo
lent sores, as a local application in
the nostrils it cures catarrh, and al
ways cures piles. W, S. Rishton,
Druggist io-14-iyr.
DR. KILMER'S
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in
TH6ePCAT KIDNEY.LIVER122 BtI.R
La Griiic9
Cures the bad after effects of this trylnir epi
demic and restores lost vigor and vitality.
Diabetes,
Excessive quantity and high colored urine.
Impure lUood,
Eczema, scrofula, tnnlnrio, pimples, blotches.
General Weakness,
Constitution nil run down, lorn of ambition,
and a disinclination to all sorts of lulxir.
(Jaarantrr-Vw content of One BoUlo, If Dot benefit,
DruirKtta wm refund to yen the price paid.
At Druggist, 60c. Slate, 1.00 Size.
"InTRUds Outde to nUUT a-ce- Couulutlon free.
DM. KlLURIl & CO., BlNOBAMTOK, N.
NW YORK FASHIONS.
STYLES OF MARKING, TRAVELING DRESS
ES, SILK WAISTS, SHOES, GLOVES,
TRIMMINGS.
Ruffles are carried to such an ex
treme on wool costumes, that cotton
dresses are usually very simple
made ; insertion, white braid, lace and
ribbon, or embroidered edging, so far
fulfilling all requirements, as to trim
mings. A blue and white striped
gingham, made with one deep flounce,
reaching above the knee (merely the
increased width of the skirt) headed
by two rows of narrow white braid
with three at the bottom, and Eton
jacket trimmed with similar braid ;
serves to illustrate a popular style of
making ordinary cotton goods. A
dark blue percale with white dots, has
a perfectly plain skirt ; seams corded
in white and Eton jacket with light
blue satin revers and white China silk
btouse. It should not be inferred
however that no ruffles are seen on
cotton fabrics, as white or colored
dotted Swiss muslins may have a
muslin ruffle or several of lace ; when
lined throughout with silk and trimmed
with lace and ribbon make very hand
some costumes. Duck sails are again
fashionable, pearl buttons on the vest
being the only trimming, with per
haps the addition of one or two rows
of braid.
TRAVELLING DRESSES'
assume this year an unusual import
ance, and serges, small checks or Che
viot challies are most in demand,
made with plain skirts, short jackets
with silk blouse and belt. A full shir
ring is a newer blouse front than a
wide, plaited frill, the latter however
is still fashionable. Plaided, striped,
dotted or plain silk are all appropriate
for this purpose, great liberty existing
as regards color. Challi dresses ad
mit of very elaborate trimmings of
colored silk ruffles, lace and ribbon,
when however the material shows a
conspicuous figure, skirts are often
entirely plain, or large knobs of four
inch wide ribbon are regularly spaced
around the front and sides..
SILK WAISTS
are more varied than ever and in ad
dition to a general revival of last sea
son's styles, surplice fronts carried
under the arm to form a belt fastened
at the back, is the latest idea. Plain
and changeable silks in brilliant hues
are somewhat toned down by white or
black lace bretelles, and wide lace is
often draped over a full sleeve ; that
of the bretelle forming a second row,
Quite a change is noticeable in belts,
J. R. Smith & Co.
LIMITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
DEALERS IN
Br tne following well-known makers i
Cliickerinjf,
Knabc,
Weber,
Hallct & Davis.
Can also furnish any of the
cheaper makes at manufact
urer8' prices. Do not buy a
piano before getting our prices
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
SAW MILLS,
E1IG12IES,
ImproyeJ Variable i'rlotioo Feed
ffSrS A. B. FARQUHAS CO.
and while pointed ones still in favor,
"wrinkled" belts both wide and nar
row are most stylish, ordinarily oi
some material used in trimming the
costume.
VERY LARGE 11UTTONS
are seen on new fox patent boots with
cloth or kid tops for ladies wear, and
patent leather slippers with Rhine
stone buckles remain very fashionable.
Tan, gray or black Oxford ties are so
much cooler for summer wear than
high boots, that this fact ensures their
popularity j and as handsome shoes
are one of the first essentials of good
dressing, the next best thing is to
make the partly-worn look like new,
and this is readily accomplished by
using the ever popular renovator, Rav
en Gloss for ordinary purposes, but
for renewing the brilliancy of dull
patent, calf skin or enameled leather,
nothing is so efficacious as ratentene
or the Club Polish for new patent
leather. Tan or russet shoes are
among the season's leading styles, and
when somewhat rubbed are no longer
thrown away, as Tanshine removes all
soil from whatever cause, rendering
them soft and fresh. White Clover
powder sifted into the stocking pre
vents undue prespiration and affords
comfort for those with tender feet.
GREEN AND PURPLE
are leading colors in fashionable gloves,
but when the glove does not match
the costume, it should be in contrast.
Large buttons are still worn and
heavy black stitching is ?ga:n in favor.
Jet or colored passementerie, white or
black lace, satin or velvet are in ex
treme favor as trimmings, and lace
bretelles confined at the waist under a
belt, and caught on the shoulder by
satin ribbon bows, are worn over any
plain waist with excellent effect.
.Verona Clarke.
Bad complexion indicates and un
healty state of the system. De Witt's
Little Early Risers are pills that will
correct this condition. They act on
the liver, they act on the stomach,
they act on the bowels. W. S. Rish
on Druggist, 10-14-iy.
Married,
Eves Sands. At the residence of
the pastor at White Hall, May 13th.
by Rev. J. G. Meredith, Mr. J. A,
Eves of Millville and Miss Margaret
Sands of Mordanville, Col. county,
Pa.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT
LIST OF DEALERS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Thcfollowluir Is a llRt of dealers of Columbia
County as taken, returned and classified by me
for 1KV3.
BIATIR.
Same and Buttnri. Clan.
LUtme.
700
7 00
7 CO
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
SO 00
7 00
in 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 00
7 60
IS AO
7 00
700
7 00
7 0
7 00
G. P. Drlesbach, store 14
(t. F. Bhuman, store 14
T. J. Bhuman, (apt.) store 14
ituey & uwens, nour ana ieea j
M. D. Mastellar, store 14
Levi Michael, store 14
BINT0N.
B. G. Kellar, Stoves and tinware 14
C. D. Carpenter, 1 pool table 8
C. L. Belles, store 14
J. J. HcUenry, store 13
Holland Mc Henry, store 14
O. K. Coz, farm tools 14
lllllhlme a Kiaaejr store
Alfred Mcllenry, store 19
Ira Mcllenry, furniture 14
G. L. C. B. Mcllenry, store ii
II. F. Everttt, coal , 14 .
K. Knouse, coal 14
0. K. Edsnn, store 14
C. M. 8mltn, store 14
1. M. Kline, musical Instruments 14
IBWICI.
j. saiuer, organs and sewing ma-
cmnes 14
Rteck & Co., drugs 14
F. L. DlBtlenuntt, furniture 14
O. L. Keagan, drugs 14
II. c. Laubacn, hardware and
7 00
7 00
700
700
700
7 00
7 eo
7 00
stoves 14
Henry Drelfus, clothlne 14
M. A. Markle, furniture 14
Joseph bcnain, store 14
Bwayze A Co., store 18 -W.
T- Snyder, walUpaper 14
Garrison a Bros, store u
B. F. Drelsbauta, organs and sew
ing machines I4
M. oTsmlth. confectionery 14
T. H. Doan, hardware 18
M. Levy, clothing 18
L. J. Townsend, Jewelry 14
Bredbenner & Utiles, groceries 14
W. V. Oswald, boots and shoes 14
Hmltb Bros , store 18
Kllnetob Bros., furniture 14 '
B. F. fiponenberg, 1 billiard and?
pool tables 6
C. N KlHuer, drugs 14
Isaiah Bower, store 14
A. J. Butler, stoves and tinware 14
Berwick Htore Co., (Llm.) store 8
J. M. Lilly, agt. cool 14
BLOOMSBDBO.
10 00
7 00
10 00
700
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
B0 00
7 00
70
7 1
100 00
7 0B
Harmon ft Hassert coal ' .14 7 00
BlooinHburg Car Co., coal - 14 7 00
N. W. Barton, groceries 14 7 00
E. E KalHton groceries 14 7 00
V. V. Uartman. stoves and tin
ware 14 7 00
J. D. Armstrong, groceries 14 7 00
Bloomsburif Car Co., store 11 15 00
J. W. Mnsteller, notions 14 7 00
M. EllenbOL'en A Bra, notions, ,14 T 00
W. 11, (illiuorn, 8 pool tables 8 60
O. A. MeKelvv. druiis 14 7
II. W. 81oan, Htore 13 10 00
L. T. Hhuriiless, wUolesalo grocer
ies 12 IS 60
C. II. Kharpless Co.' groceries Vi 10 00
Louis UroHB, clot hing" IS 10 00
Moyer Bro , wholesale drugs 7 40 00
W. II. Hrower, carpets 14 7 00
11. V. White & Co , grain 12 IS 60
Alexander Bros. iL Co.. wholesale
tobacco 9 S 00
W. S. Hlahtoo, drugs 14 7 Oo
I. W. McKelvy, store 7 40 (HI
G. W. Keller, carpets 14 7 00
C. A. Klelm, drugs 14 7 00
1. W. Uartman & son. store 00
C. H. Kurmau, harness 14 7 Oil
J. II. Btooker, groeerli 14 7 00
w. j. i'orreii x io, lurnuure iu
J. W. Kyer, store 18 10 00
Illdlay Bros , groceries 14 7 00
Thomas UK' key, grocerlos 14 7 00
J. K. l'ensyl, store 18 10 00
P. P. Barter, Furniture" 14 7 00
L. E. wimry. stoves and tinware 14 7 oo
J.T. Davis, notions 14 7 00
J. Haltxcr. organs and sewing ma
chines 14 7 00
8. F, Peaeock & Co., hardware 18 10 00
James McClOHkey, 8 pool tables 0 60 00
J, It. Towtisund, gent s furnishing
goods 14 7 00
0. K. Huvago. Jewelry 14 7 00
F. 1). Iieiuk-r, boots and shoes 18 10 0-i
.1, G. Wells, Jewelry 14 7 00
W. II. lirooko Co., books and sta
tionery 18 10 00
fumuilngs k Verdy, confectionery 18 10 00
. W. Kitchen, grain Vi U 60
1. Mater, clothing 18 10 00
W. o. Holmes, stoves 1 7 00
J. Garrison, Hour and foed 14 7 00
Kshleuian & Wolfe, stoves 14 7 00
11. J. t lark & Hon, store 11 1.1 00
M. M. Phillips Hon, confectionery 11 7 oo
I). I.owciiIr-rif Est , clothing 18 10 On
J. H. HclniTlur, Hardware 13 10 0
chsrles w. Kunynn, hardware 18 10 00
Hem Bros., Jewelry 14 7 00
Jacob!Keller wholesale notions 26 00
W. 11. Moore, Store 12 18 60
Evans & Kyer, clothing 14 1 00
J. 11. Mereer, drugB 11 7 00
D. A. Creasy, store 14 7 00
J. A, Hebs, boots and shoes 14 7 00
7 (w
7 00
7 mi
7 no
7 00
1.1 00
7 00
18 50
is on
7 no
7 00
10M
7 ou
18 fit
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 on
7 (i
7 oo
7 00
7 (O
i co
7 on
7 00
13 50
7 on
ir, on
7 on
7 on
7 on
7
7 on
7 00
7 oo
m oo
80 0.1
7 on
7 on
18 60
7 00
10 to
81 no
10 00
7 on
7 on
700
SO on
7 00
7 00
7 on
10 00
18 Ml
10 (K)
7 00
7 no
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 on
7 00
so on
80 00
7 00
7 on
7 00
18 60
80 00
7 00
30 00
7 0
160 00
. P. Klngler, drugs 14
r. K. vannaua, wan paper
Win. Webb, tobacco 14
w. c. Klchart, feed and groceries 14
Farmers Produce Kx c h a n g 9
(Mm.) storo
1 1
14
18
11
14
W. Korher Co., store
W. It. Korher Co.. coal
Creasy Wells lumber
r. i. Miner coai
K. Venrs eroeerles
14
W. Gnrretson. Jr. books and irroc-
ertes J8
.Ionian HalMnn tobacco 14
Atlantic Heflnlng Co., wholesale
on m
W. c McKlnney boots ami shoes 14
Glddlng Halsburg clothing 11
BK1ARCKKSK.
D. F. Fowler store H
CATAWI88A.
C. fi. Clewell groceries ' 14
8. 1). Hlnard store 14
J. F. Fisher drugs 14
i . nuts unigs 1 1
K. Cleaver stoves nnfl tinware J I
Monroe Neltzlnirer 1 pool table H
11. W. Fox boot and shoes 14
M. A. Swank mnrw 14
I. It. Neeshollz store nd ronl 18
S. B. Khawn & Hon stoves and
hnrnwnre II
II. It. Baldy store 11
11. r. wpnmrler clothing 14
David Pcrr boots and shoes I I
J. 1). Hodlne bootsand shoes 14
c. w. wan stationery 14
Nlmon Bnupcoal 14
navia wnen coal J I
Lloyd Berger clothing 14
John H. Delmer store 13
Hharplrss Hms, store 10
. Bern nirers win furniture n
K. M. Tewksbiiry fertilizers 14
.1. A. Gulterman store 18
A.JH. Truckenmlller organs and
sewing machines 14
T. K. Harder furniture 13
Wallace neltzlntrer 1 pool table 8
C. s. sehmlck k son hardwnre 13
h.dwara ard boots and shoes 14
C. W. Harder lumber 14
lohn L. VI alter tobacco 14
A. Truckenmlller 1 pool tflblo 8
A. Truckenmlller tobaccos 14
P. B. Ervin confectioner andgro-
CBNTRALIA.
L. Fettermnn irrocorles 14
C. II. Getchey storo 13
C. G. Murphy store 18
Thos. Irvln store 13
A. Hall confectionery 14
Henry Gillespie confectionery 14
Thomas deary groceries 14
11. U. Michael furniture 14
1). C. Black groceries 14
iiarry i.eviu clothing 14
Andrew Lcnehnn irroceties 14
O. Kettennan I pool Uble 8
r.u mcraancn i pool luuie n
L. K. Davis drum 1 1
A. K. Fettennan groceries 14
A. B. Fortner stoves and tlnwaro 14
G.B.Millard store 18
M. nouns l pool table 8
G. W. Davis drugs 14
J. W. Goldsworthy 1 pool table 8
nuiios i Ke aressea meat )4
L. A. Itllcy & Co, store 8
CBNTRB.
Low Bros. & Co., store. 18
G. K. Kponsler store 14
Brobst ft Hon groceries 14
Z. T. Fowler coal and grain 18
11. F. Bower store 14
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
40 00
7 00
7 00
7 no
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
COKTNOHASf.
G. W. Wi Her groceries 14
Dan. Goodman store 14
Mid Valley Supply Co. 7
PI8B1MGCRBB K.
M. Mcllenry a Bon store 14
A. R. Mnllnrv afsira 14
Geo. M. Howell store 14
J. w. i.anieo store i4
Jones ft Walter store 13
Marv Iwli mam i .
J . M. Ammerman store 14
FRANKLIN.
Alfred Artley store 14
Geo. M. Bucber store 14
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 On
7 00
OBBBNWOOD
J. K. Welllver store 14
w. M Eves ft Hon store 14
L. Brenner (agt.) clothing 14
E. E. Parker store 14
Jacob Kantz store 14
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
lila-.k ft Co.. store 14
A. s. Kramer, grain and coal 14
A. J. Derr store 14
BBMXOCK.
Chas. rJa-rts store
14
18
7 00
10 00
u. . c j. K. White store
JACISON.
H. n. nurleman store
14
7 00
LOCCST.
Vm. Adams store
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Wm. H. Bllllir store
Adam Karlg farm tools
w. u. rinau, store
L. II. Daniels store
E. II. Whltner store
Thomas Heaborn farm tools
K. C. Yeager store
J. W. Snyder store
C E. Yeager store
MADISON.
Dan. Laldocker store
J. II. JJenrle store
14
14
7 00
7 00
MAIN
Allison Derr store
14
14
14
14
7 00
7 00
w. r. zaner store
W, M. Longenberger store
U. i, Campbell store
T 00
7 00
A. Holleder. leather and shoe finder 14
look: this
O . CI a I
0 O 0 ; (
A " f
i
of o 7 13 8ay itbaW.e frex.6tlU ,raaQufactMring and dealing in Agricultural implements
at Oraugevjlle, Pa., and certainly from long experience wo should Low the wants of the Farm
ers and public m general. An, in this connection we wish to say that all machinery we
manufacture or handle is equal to any on the market, and sold at lowest prices.
. Af . eraake a good cast head Land Holler, which every Farmer should have. Also Plows,
f?SW,?5 f0 rn S6. Feed Cutters, and a specialty of
JZ Ju1"' We handle tho 'Empire" Fertilizer, Grain1 Drill and
Hay Rake "Hench's" Walking and Riding wheel Cultivators "Woods" Harvest machinery
winch needs no commendation , single and double Corn Cultivators, Eng nes and Saw Silfs
etc. Lastly Ave wash to show uP the New Deerf leld Lever Harrow the only one that
has a separate adiustment for each tooth independent of the levers. 'l4 only four ?ever Harrow
on tho market whereby the two centre sections can be let down in a dead furrow, or any one or
more of the four sections can be raised and the balance of the teeth kept at workframe at all
times being level. It has a self coupling hinge, no bolts or pieces to W, with ciixular steel
evener to equalize dralt while turning corners. This Harrow is no experiment with usand will
be put out on their merits same as any other goods '
line of dressed building lumber. . We m, eciatc the pnt?ona of the nubile in . . ""i1 "l'8 mai;h.",ery ett-, W ls0 car7 ful1
and Wi be 6..d ,o have any on, caH d U us, or Jltr S tf rie S
WHITE & CONNER.
SP
The new things in color and
shape are ready ior your lnspeo
tion at
W. C. MCKINNEY'S
NEW SHOE'. -STOKE.
in H. J. Clark's Building, Main, street.
J, C. WELLS
lias iust received a large line of
STERLING SILVER STRAWBERRY FORKS, BON
. , ntimTPti TT"tr
J5UISI blUUiNO, DUiiiiK riv-io,
ALMOND SPOONS, &c.
Also a beautiful line of the
FINEST CUT GLASS, ICE CREAM SETS, VASES,
BON BON DISHES, &c.
All persons riding bicycles
andJEVVbLKi atj.Lr.
UIFFMN,
B. Sohweppenhelsor store 14
J. W. 1'reusy store 14
It. J. Bernlnger furnlturo I I
1). A. Hews coal 14
A. W. Hnvder store 14
Aaron W. Hess coal 14
II. W. Hess w holesale Oil 1
1). C. Bond storo 14
Mll.LVILLB.
J. C. Christian clothing 14
V. P. Kves ft Henry furniture 14
,1. B. Eves, Implements, ft rtllUers 11
Byron S. Keller, stoves and tln
waro 14
Masters ft Co., store 11
Kills Kves ft liro., store 11
C. 8. Ely drug 11
MONTOCR.
7 00
7 00
7 no
7 00
7 (l
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
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15 00
7 00
n. ft. Grimes store
Arthur Huberts store
Yost and Ylnger siore
11. 1. yulck coal
II
14
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
MT. rtBASANT.
nenrr Kindt store II
L. 8. Wlnterstccn store 14
ORANOB.
White ft Conner, agricultural Im
plement 14
n. B. Low, coal, grain 14
A. M. Hewitt store 18
Amos Neybard furniture 14
A. B. Stewart st ore 18
Fleckenstlne ft Bra, store 18
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It. W. Lyons Btore 14
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7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 0U
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
W. B. Houck store
11
SCOTT.
Iusaac Kelchart store 14
Silas toung store 18
A. B. White store 14
A. P. Ilowell store 14
James ltelchard grain 14
W. K. Bletterlch 14
N. ltlchart groceries 1 4
William Bogart store 18
W. B. Freas (Trustee) store 14
J. Workhelser store 14
Silver Spring Quarry Co., store 13
BUGARL0AP.
7 00
10 00
700
7 no
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 on
Andrew Laubach store
A. B. Berrlng store
Jacob Lorah (agt.) store
B. 1). Cole store
Thomas K. Proctor store
It. J. Force drugs
John P. Kennedy 1 pool table
Elijah Hens store
M
14
14
14
10
14
8
14
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7 00
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7 00
80 00
7 00
Appeals will be held at the Commissioners
office in Bloomsburg, on Hatnrday the Srd day of
June A. D. 1HV3, between the hours of V a. m
and 4 p. m. where you can attend If you think
proper.
WM. T. CR?A8Y,
H.y3.-4w. Ule Appraiser.
0,11 is
.1 :
1
or driving, should get the
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Letters Testamentary on ttlo eatate of Cath.
arlne Coleman, deceased, late of the Borouitu
of Ashland, Hehuylklll Co., Pa., having been
Issued to the undorslgned all person Indebted
to the said estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having legal clalmsordemandi
will make known the samo wit hout delay,
8. BRUCK COLEMAN,
Kxecutor.
Huntington Mills, Pa,
SIKS. AtiNKS KESTKIt,
Executrix.
Ashland, Pa., April 1H, 1H:J. tw-flt.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Butatt of DatlA FMUlpt, leue of Madison lotrs
ihtp, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admlnls
tratlon on the estate of David Phillips, 1st of
Madison township, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned administrators to whom all
persons Indebted to said eatito are requested to
m ake payments, and those having claims or de
mands will make known the same without de
lay to OEO. F. WATSON,
BFCKlNOnAM, B. F. PHU1T,
4-7-au Atty. Administrator!.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Georgt Mourey, tat of Pint Imnuhip
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admln
ls tratlon on the estate of Ueorge Mourey, late
of line twp., col. Co., Pa., deceased, have bees
granted to the undersigned administrator to
whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make payments, and those having
claims or demands will make known the same
Without delay to JACOB B. U A HD.NKR,
4-14-61, Administrator,
Unltyvllle, Lycoming Co., Pa,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Bstat of Hannah U. Armstrong, deoraard.
Notice Is hereby given that letters testamen
taryonthe estate of Hannah II. Armstrong,
deceased, have been granted to the undersigned
executors, to whom all persous Indebted to said '
estate are requested to make payment, and
those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay.
llBRKINn, AMELIA A BMSTtlONO,
Atty. UKUKCCA AllMSTBONU,
4-88-tu Executors.
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-in-General.