THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FOR SALE.
Desirable vaciutt lot and t number of (rood
boueee and lot 4 In Hloomnfotirtf, Pa The b-t
fcmrtnessstAml tn Bloom-burg. A very deslra
e property ront:ilniuir in acres and tlrst clans
vtuaintrs wit n irooa win in a uuiin'n unu
1 in aiMin rw.r voar Rt. Willow Urove,
Dwellings in fisny. Oranifevllle and Beach
Baven. A large number o( fiirm In Columbia
Umnty, one In Luzerne Cnunt.y, one In Virginia.
Twolfountry Store Htundsln Columbia County
and one In Luzerne County, A water power
ianlng mill, dry dork and lumber yard and
(beds To Beach Haven, l'a. Alno 10 acres ot
ood farm land at same place, by M. 1'. l.L'TZ
HON, Insurance and Heal Kstate Agents,
BLOOIISBlMl.l'A. tt.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TTJPTURK POSIT 1VELY CTKKW FOR IN.
IX formation nddrmi n. E. Wbitknkiht,
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co., Pa. SVly.
rR BALE, A KRroSH HAND KANOE. IN
good condition, with water back, ready
use. A rare cbanco. Inquire of V. 11.
Brooke. Blooumburg. 3-Sl-tf.
Rooms for Yorvu mkn.-m. m. Phillips
baa verv desirable furnished rooms for
all young men. Hut h room adjoining, for II
of occupuuta of the rooms, ( all and examine.
5-10-ff.
FR8AI.E.--TIIEC. M. IlliSSFAHM KOHM
erly ownedby Urler yulck at, Rupert, for
aala bj J. II. MAIZE, Agent.
WOOL, W(iOL.-HUllIEST MAKKET l'KK'E
paid for wool delivered either at Isaac
Beaoocrs in (iieeuwood or at H. K. Hcacock'a
ta Llgnt street.
a-a-tf.
a LL KINDS OF BLANKS FOK Jl'STICKS
and' constables at the Coi.imbian of.
Bice.
KEDS, MOHTOACiKK AND NOTE BOOKS
Of all kind at tue i w.i mbiak umce. u.
GOOD FARM OF 74 AC1.ES. GOOD BVILD
Ings. Between buck Horn and Jersey
town, In Hemlock township. For sale by J. U.
MAIZE. Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
1-13-tf.
WANTED: COKKESPONDINO AGENT IN
every town, to report on partleshe-
KnHntr opening or retl'tlng Saloons, by tre
goat Saloon manufacturers In tho word
Hood man can make .-.,ooo.
KOTHCMILD'S soNti co. 73 Broadway, N. .
MUSIC LESSONS CIIAS. P. ELWEI.L FOR
the pant 8 years a student In Boston, Is
Blni lessons on piano and violin. Both taught
the best methods, piano In New England
Conservatory' method, vlollu according to the
German school.
R 8 ALE. A GOOD WOODEN FENCE, OR.
namentul. inquire at this omue. 4-xi-ti
CHICAGO RENTING AGENCY: MASONIC
j Temple, Chicago, provides quarters for
visitors to the World's Fair In Hotels and ptlv
ate residences In any part of the city. Accom
modations and rat-es to suit any one. No ad
vance charges. Alexandria Hotel one of the
beat equipped and permanenu In the World's
Fair district, Europe"" PlRn- Rates turn to
t&OOaday. Write for particulars with stamp
to John W- Kramer, agent, Bloomsburg, Pa-
nn-imos.
GENERAL HEWS.
A terrific cyclone passed over some
of the western states last week Thurs
day. At romeroy, Iowa, forty four
people were killed, and 108 injured.
Two hundred residences were com
pletely demolished, and all of the
churches.
II II II
The reports of President Cleveland's
ill health are greatly exaggerated.
Trie story of the cancerous growth in
his mouth is entirely untrue. He had
some trouble with his teeth, and one
of them was extracted.
II II II
Wild beasts supposed to have es
caped from a menagerie, Are roaming
at large in the northern part of Lan
caster county, and the inhabitants are
greatly alarmed.
II II II
Associate Justice Blatchford of the
United States supreme court died last
Friday. F. R. Condert of New York
is spoken of as his probable successor.
II II II
Tne coke workers and miners along
the Sewickley branch are experien
cing a season of unrest because of the
dosing of mines and blowing out of
' ovens. Over 300 ovens at Mammoth,
about 50 at Trauger and 40 at Hecla
have been banked throwing five or six
hundred men out of work. It is stat
ed that others will close next week.
II II J
Lieut. Peary and his arctic exploring
party sailed from Portland, Maine,
- last week, in the steamer Falcon which
was purchased and equipped for the
. occasion.
II II II
The Duke of Veragua, the descen
dant of Christopher Columbus, who
recently visited this country, is in
financial trouble. During his visit
' here his estates were seized by his
, creditors. A movement has been
started in Chicago to assist him finan
cially. II II II
The Infanta Eulalie has reached
her home in Spain, and declares her
self very much pleased with her visit
to America. Wonder what she thought
of the people who toadied to her and
tried to ape court manners I
II II II
D. S. Krieder, wife and five child
ren were murdered at Cando, Notth
Dakota, last week by Albert Bomber.
$er, a nephew of Krieder, who worked
tor him. The inurckier has been
captured. Krieder moved west from
Lebanon county, this state fifteen years
igo. The seven bodies were brought
back to Lebanon county for burial.
II ! I!
A negro named Milkr was hanged
by a mob at Eardwell, Kentucky last
Friday because lie va: suspected of
the murder of two girls named Ray.
There seemed to be no doubt of his
tjuilt, but subsequent developements
make it appear that he was not the
right man.
II II II
, Sixteen thousand delegates were
present at the convention of Christian
Endeavor at, Montreal, Canada. One
of the speakers indulged in a very ill-
DR.KI LM ERS
fs-yn ntr n t-i it 1
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TH,itAT KIDNEY LIVERS MJKl"
DIahoIycs lirnvel,
Gall stone, brick dunt In urine, pain In urethra,
straining after urination, pain in the back and
hips, sudden stoppage of water with pressure.
BiiKlit'H Disease,
Tulie oasts in urine, scanty urine. Steom-fioot
cures urinary troubles and kidney dlfncultle.
Liver CoBiBplnlnt,
Torpid orcnlnrgod liver, foul breath, bilious
ness, bilious headache, poor digestion, gout.
Catarrh of the Bladder,
Inflammation, irritation, ulceration, dribbling,
frequent culls pais blood, mucus or pus.
flimmnt.e-t".. ontimtn of On Itottl. If not bratfltad,
Dnitfirlrt will irfund to you the price puM.
At DritKKll"t 50c. Mzr, ft. 00 Rise.
"InrtlliU' llulilt to Health" fit- Conmilutloa fnw. '
Dh. Kii.mkii & Co., HlNunAMTOR, N. Y.
timed speech against the Roman
Catholics, and as the population is
very largely of that faith, it created
much indignation and nearly resulted
in a riot. The police were called out
for protection.
II II II
The Republican State convention
will be held in Harrisburg on August
30th.
I! II .11
A charge of dynamite was exploded
last Saturday night under the home
of Rev. John Gulcz, pastor of the Po
lish church of Mt. Carmel. A por
tion of the parsonage was wrecked
and the handsome windows of the
church were shaken to pieces. Father
Gulcz fortunately was absent at the
time. The outrage was to emphasize
the demand recently made by the
parishioners for the removal of Father
Gulcz, who succeeded a priest whom
the congregation desired to retain, but
who was sent to Shamokin.
II II II
A wind storm of terrific force, fol
lowed by a heavy downpour of rain,
passed over the World's Fair last Sun
day evening, doing considerable dam
age to the diflerent buildings and to
the exhibits stored therein. No one
was hurt.
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A flimsily constructed building,
erected by the Hercules iron company,
of Chicago, used as a cold storage
ware house and ice skating rink, and
situated near the Sixty-fourth street
entrance to the exposition grounds.
burned to the ground in a little over
an hour last Monday afternoon, send
ing to death, at least eighteen men
and injuring nineteen others.
The full extent of the death wrought
may never be known, as the building
collapsed totally in so short a time
after the fire started, that many people
who entered the building hoping to
render aid betore the peril under
which they were placing themselves
was realized, were caught like lats in
t trap and went unannounced to their
doom.
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Seventy five convicts in the house
of correction at Iona, Mich, attempt
ed to escape last Monday. They
were driven back and subdued by the
guards, after a hand to hand conflict.
, II 'I 1
The Sunday' attendance at the
World's Fair is not what was expected,
and is getting smaller It is probable
that some action will be taken soon,
looking towards Sunday closing.
Workingmen have not turned out as
was expected, and many of the exhibi
tors favor closing the gates on Sun
day.
II II II
Peter Baur, of Wilkes-Barre, has
been appointed special pension de
tejtive for Luzerne, Lackawanna,
Columbia and Montour counties.
II 'I 'I
Hughesville had two fires .on the
Fourth. The finishing and wareroom
of the Hughesville Furniture Co. was
burned.
II I II
It is probable that Emperor William
of Germany will visit the World's Fair
in September.
II II II
Five hundred school teachers of
Philadelphia started for the World's
Fair on Monday, in two parties.
II II II
It has been said that a French fam
ily could live well on the waste from
an American table. The foundations
have been laid in the World's Fair
grounds of a structure in which it is
intended to teach the American house
wile how to prevent this woeful waste,
and how to utilize the cheaper meats
and coarser food products in the pro
duction of appetizing and nourishing
dishes.
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
piles.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
burns.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
sores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
ulcers. W. S. Rishton, Druggist, iy
The contract for the construction
ot the new steam heating plant at the
Normal, has been awarded to W. O.
Holmes.
Cat Vmm4 ml MaaiaaBaaa,
Pir.A Nkquav Mexico, July 9.
Among the large shipments of bones from
Mexico to the United State recently made
for fertilising and sonar refining purpose
were ten car loads ot human, said to hare
lieen obtained from ancient mounds In
Southern Mexico, but more probably gath
ered from various old and abandoned cem
eteries. As theso bones are fraumetil
from different skeleton, BO, 000 Individual
are represented In the lot.
Thousands of Miner Idle.
IanPEMfNO, Mich., July 10. The Mayor
of the city ha recommended that the coun
cil stop all municipal work other than
absolutely necessary, as all the money the
city can raise will he needed to support
fcle miners and their families during the
winter. The Wlnthrop mine has now
closed down and over 1,000 miners are
now idle In Ishpemlng alone, and 8,000
In this district
A Comet in the Northern Sky.
Skattle, Wash., July 10. A comet ws
visible in the Northern Sky last night
some degree below and three or four de
gree to the west of the Polar Star and
near the top of the Great Star. The comet
was seen just before 11 o'clock. The course
is downward, and it ta about 15 degrees
above the horizon. The tall is but a few
degrees In length, although the nucleus is
very bright
What Are lr. McClynn's I'lansf
New York, July 10. Dr. McOlynn, who
arrived here Saturday evening and went at
once to the rierrepont House, Rrooklyn, de
clares that ha Is not yet ready to disclose
his plans for the future, and declines to an
swer questions. It is said that in the fall
he will begin the performance ot whatever
duty is assigned him.
(
Maybe Interstate Troubles.
New York, July 10. The lynching of
Charles J. Miller, the negro, at Hard well,
Ky., may become an Inter-State affair. He
was captured at Silkstou, iu Missouri, and
taken back to the scene of his aliened crime
without the formality of requisition. It is
said the authorities of Missouri will take
the matter up.
Shot Her Klance.
Saw Frakcwco, July 10. Late last
night Nellie Horton, a telesrnph operator
shot nnd instantly killed C. R Haua, an
Oakland motormuu in a lodging house on
Emm; street It is conjectured she de
manded Hniinn to fulfill promises and
marry her and he refused. The woman is
in custody.
Will Mot Fight on the 34th.
New York, July 10. The famous mid
dleweight, Jack Dempaey and Billy
Smith, will not meet on July 24 to con
tend for the championship of their class
and a $0,000 purse. The Coney Island
Athletic club's board of director decided
to postpone the event
Prlee May Sue for Damages.
Hackenback, N. J., July 10. Ex-Gov
ernor Price visited his home In Oakland,
Bergen county. N. J., yesterday and re
turned to Sheriff Bogert this morning. It
Is said that the ex-Govereor will bring suit
for damage against the person who
caused hi arrest
The DIts Broke His Spins.
Rockawat Beach, L. L, July 10.
William Piatt, of 225 Nassau avenue,
Brooklyn, while bathing this afternoon at
Rockaway Park, broke hi spine by dirlug
off a bathing pavilion into shallow water.
He will probably die. Ue is 43 year old
and married.
Death of Hiram Camp.
New Haven, July 10. Hiram Camp,.
ex president of the New Haven Clock com
pany, died at his home in Fair Haven late
Saturday evening. Mr. Lamp had been
in poor health for a jear or more.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
i
There ha been no further rnn on the
First National Bank at Pueblo, Col., aince
Monday afternoon.
F. G. Chamberlain, lata auditor of the
Atlanta & Danville railroad, baa been
missing for some day.
The lighthouse keeper at Cape Race. N. ',
F., report that large iceberg ia aground
nine miles southwest of that station.
Mr. Robartson, the newly appointed
American Consul at Hamburg, is timed to
arriva at hi post the first week In August
Senator Martin is very sick at hi home .
in Topeka, Kaa. Physicians have denied1
all callers, and say his condition is critical.'
Dr. 11 J. Henkle, of Baltimore, an ex
member of Cougreea, is lying at the point'
of death at the Grand Pacific Hotel in
Chicago.
Rafter, on of the convict who escaped'
from Clinton prison Wednesday last was
captured about 20 miles from Plattaburgh,
n. x. i
The Troy, N. Y., Steel and Iron Com
pany shut down its plant Monday last
Une thousand man are turown out of em- '
ploy men t
The bi-annual meeting of the German -
Chens Association will open at Kiel on
July 11. There will be a national masters' :
tournament Tb Orst prize will be 500
mark. ,
Lewi A. Brown wa drowned In the
Chenango river about two mile from
Binghamton, N. Y., while in swimming.
He was 18 year old, and lived in Wash
ington, D. C.
Nine shipwrecked American seaman ar
rived from Prince Edward Island Satur
day on the steamer Worcester and went on'
to Boston. Tbey are the crew ot the lost
steamer Werehlr.
Edwin J. Blnford, a coal dealer, ot Den
ver, Col., has assigned for the benefe of
his creditors. B. J. Spencer is named a
assignee. Mr. Blnford places his asset
at $-'18,770 and liabilities $7, 804. 94.
Bondsmen have been secured for ex-governor
R. M. Price, who has been in the
custody ot Sheriff Bogera at Hackenaack
for the past month in default of $20,01)0
bonds for contempt of the New Jersey
court of Chancery. 1
John Hitchcock and George McFarland,
two gas well drillers, while making repairs
ou top ot a derrick at Portland, Iud., fell
00 feet to the ground. Hitchcock, who
lived in Lima, was instautly killed, aud
McFarland had both arms and both legs
broken.
Further report from the districts swept
by the storm in New York and Brooklyn
on Saturday evening are to the effect that
th damage In both cities will amount to
aliout $35,000. Along the Jersey coast
the damage wa not so great as first re
ported. On tb night ot July 4, George Arbana
sin, propietor of a resort three miles from
Stockton, Cal., was found murdered at
his nlaoe. Louis 11 Schultxe, t an ex-sal-
lor ha surrendered to tb police and con
fesses bavluK killed Arbauasln. Schultsa
was locked up.
Mrs. J. H. IIonssYDER, 152 Pacific
Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal., writes:
" When a girl at. school, in Reading,
Ohio, I had a severe nttnek of brain
fover. On my recovery, I found myself
perfectly bald, nnd, for a long time, I
feared I should lie permanently so.
Friends urged tne to use Ayer's Hair
Vigor, and, on doing so, my hair
Began to Grow,
nnd I now have as fine a bond of hnlr a
one could wish for, being clmnged, how
ever, from blonde to dark brown."
" After a fit of sickness, my hair came
out in comtifulls. I used two bottles ot
Ayer's Hair Vigor
nnd now my hair Is over a yard long
and very full and heavy. I have recom
mended this preparation to others with
like good effect." Mrs. Sidney Carr,
14t0 Retina St., Harrisburg, Pa.
" I have used Ayer's Ilalr Vigor for
several years and always obtained satis
factory results. I know it 1 the best
preparation for the hnlr that is made."
C. T. Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ark.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Oo.,Lowtll, Mas,
W. L. DOUGLAS
03 SHOE noTOp.
Do jfo wear them? Whs next I need try pair,
t In th war Id.
00
1150
2.00
ran iaiih
2.00
1.75
ron aovl
! 11.75
If yo wist Is DRESS SHOE, mte I th Uteri
stylet, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or
ti Shoe, Thsy It equal to cuitom mad and took and
wear as well Ifywwlifc to economize In your footwear,
do to by parchailng W. L Douglas Show. Nam and
prlc stamped o the bottom, look for It when yo buy.
w. L. uuvuuia, omsus, jsus. boia bj
V. 1). Dentlcr, Bloomsburir, We Boeert, Espy,
11. N. ft. t- E. Wblte, Uuokhoro,
A. m. Drwitt, orangevllle.
7-7-8 months.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The underslcned Auditor, annolnted bv the
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia County to
distribute the fund In Court arising from the
HherllTs 8ale of Horace Schweppenhelser to and
among the parties entitled thereto, will sit for
the discharge of his duty at his oftlce In Blooms
burg on Tuesday, August )5th, at 10 o'clock a.
m-, wnen ana wnere an pames interested in
said fund must appear and present their claim
or be forever debarred.
B. rllANK ZARR,
7-14-4 1- Auditor.
We make a snecialtv of
eight horse, and we invite the
build the Sinde Gear LEVER
and Single, Double and Triple
dpfi nnr M APTTfNF.S anA crot
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We are prepared to REPAIR all kinds of THRESHING MACHINERY
J. G. WELLS
lias just received a large line of
STERLING SILVER STRAWBERRY FORKS pv
BON SPOONS, BUTTER TICKS, '
ALMOND SPOONS, &c.
Also a beautiful line, of the
FINEST CU T GLASS, ICE CREAM SETS, VASES
BON BON DISHES, &c.
All persons riding bicycles or driving, should get the
lulEE E3"3TE SHIELD
Special attention paid to repairing WATCHES, CLOCKS
and JEWELRY at J. G. WELLS' Jewelry Store- '
B. F. Shari'I.esr, Trcs. N.;U. Funk, Sec, C. II. Campueu, Treaj
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Capital Stock $30,000.
Plotted property is in the coming business centre of thr
town. It includes also part of the factory district, and has no
equal in desirability for residence purposes.
CHOICE LOTS are offered at values that will he doul.ld
in a short time.
No such opporttinitv can be had elsewhere to make monrv
Lots secured on SMALL MONTHLY" PAYMENTS
Maps of the town and of plotted property furnished cu ap
plication. Call upon or write to the Secretary or J. S. Woods,
Ageut, or any member of the Board of Directors.
LOARD OF DIRECTORS.
B. F. SlIARrLESS;
C. W. Neal A. G.
UR. li. W. JUCxlEYNOLDS,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Kstat of Mary K. Fellrrmnn, latf etfConynyham
townthti), dntanrA.
Notice Is hereby (riven thnt letters of Adminis
tration on the oHtute of Mary E Ketteriuan lute
of eonyntflmm township, JiMenwil hsv be-n
frrantl to the underxlKned administrator to
whom all persons indebted to nld etttute are
requested to make payments, and those having
claims or demands will make known the same
without delay to
6-iiWU C O. Ml'RPriY,
Administrator.
TOWN TAXES.
Notice Is hereby Riven to the tax payers of
the Town of BloonmburK by the undenilgned
Town Treasurer that he Is prepared to receive
Town Taxes for the year lfou at his oftlce on
the second flour of Lockard's Building, corner
of Main and Centre streets In said Town of
HloomHburu;, from July Mb to August 6th, 1WM.
Any Tax unpaid at the expiration of thirty
days after July 6th, 1MM, shall be paid with five
per centum penalty added thereto.
J. II. MAIZE,
June SMt, Town Treaaurer.
ARE yu un'mploy ? ? ? ? ?
win YOU work for s a wcckr
If so, write roe A tter once
1 want only a good GAT H O LI C
J. R. GAY, 56 Fifth Ave. CHICAGO, ILL.
ran ics
AND CREAM can be kept perfectly fresh
ana sweet live to seven days WITHOUT
USING ICC- Simple, cheap, uufalllug" Ham.
tile free. Write,
The Freseroline Mfg. Co.,
Sole Mfr. and Pstentees, 10 Cedar St. New York.
bniltlincr SKPAP ATHPS on,l
attention of the public to our
POWER, frnm two tn Pirrhr
Gear TREAD POWERS.0
,V.ou
v V ..1,
WHITE &
J. L. Dillox.
Brigos, Dr. I. W. Willik,
JN. U. r UNK.
5-12-6 mos.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
In rt tttate of Sarah en-ard, late of Snii
tmennlilp, deuenxed.
The undersigned, an auditor nppointtd bribe
Orphans' Court of Columbia county to tnake
distribution ot balunce In hiindsof i lie idniin
1st ra tor to the parties entitled, will meet u
art lea Interested, In bis ofllce, in the town ol
loomsburg, Pa., on Thursday, Aug. , mcl tt
o'clock a. m., when and where all pcrauiu
uutiuk viuiiiis uguiusi. sum estate must, appeal
and pro ve i lie saute, or be debarred f nun cumins
la on said fund. KUUT. U. LITTLE.
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NOTICE.
Sotlc Is hereby given that a meeting of tl
v-h.-i. in wi inn viuillinumti nil .,1111 W1U
be held at the oftlce of the company in the
Town of Bloomsburg, Pa., on Tuesday tlie loth
day of August A. I). 18H8 at t o'clock P. M., to
iMDm tiuuuuuiD uirovni ur uiKuiiurovui
an Increase of the Capital block of the torn-
L. R. WAI.LEH,
secretary.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Kttato ofJa. K. Kter, defeated.
Whereas letters testamentary In the estate
Of James K. Eyer, late of Bloomsburg decea"
have been granted to the subscribers. All vet-
sons lndebu-d to the said estate are reiiuested
to make Immediate payment and those having
claims or demands against the estate ot the
saia aeoeaent win make known the same win
ou' aeiay to
MRS. MARGARET A. EVEH,
7-7-flt. MOV Kit,
Kxecutora.
GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
HARS prnvirpa
new Machine for 189S. W
Wlmur Trucks
We invite the nuWin to call and
CONNER,
ORANGEVILLE, PA