THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
roa sale.
Desirable vacant Vita nnd i number of good
bouse and lots In Wo'insburg, Ps Tho bent
"Harness stain n H1' "iiiMijiirg. A very deslra
bla propert y dm . 1 ling w aores find first class
buildings with g xl will In a business worth
1H0 to 11800 per year at Willow Urove.
Dwellings In Kspy, Orangevllle and Beach
Haven. A law number of farms an Columbia
County, one In Luzerne County, one In Virginia.
Two Country more Stands In Columbia County
and one In Luzerne County, A water power
planing mill, dry dock and lumber yard and
Sheds In Beach Haven, l'a. Also 10 acres of
good farm land at same place, by M. r. LirTZ
BON, Insurance and Kcal Estate Agents,
BLOOjfsbTKU.l'A. tf.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
liUi'TVKE rosrnvKi.Y ci ked fou in-
t format Inn address D. E. Whitknihht,
Taraaqua, 8c.hu 1 Kill Co., l'a. &-&-ly.
ROOM8FOK V't NO MKN. M. M. PHILLIPS
has vet) dcMiublx turnbthed rooms fur
Ms young men. Hat h mom adjoining, fur use
of occupants of the rooms. Call and examine.
.VliMf.
T?OK BALK. Til K C. M. HESSKAKM KOHM
erly o unity (.itli r yulck at hupert, lor
Bale by J. U. MAIZK. Agent.
WOOL, WhL. llHfllEKT MAKKET PliK K
paid fur trail delivered either at Isaac
Heaeock s In ii'e"UttO..l oi at II. E. Heacocks
InUgnimreet. ft--tf.
ALL KINDS !' PLANKS FOR .U'STICKS
and const ihi.k at the Coi.vmbu of.
ffloe. tf-
DR. KILMEITi
BOOT
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K&DS, MUHTUAliES AN'1 NOTE HOOKS
01 all KIWIS Ml tilC LUI.lllHIA.V UlllCf. II.
GOO! FAKM 01: 74 Ai t.ES. fiOOD BlIUJ
Ings. pe'veen Muck Iiorn and .leiscy
town. In Hemlock township. For sale by J. 11.
MAIZE, Kcal tbia.c and lusiirance Agent.
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MUblC LESM.NSC11AS. P. ELWKLL Foli
the past 8 vears a student In Huston, la
giving lessons on piano and violin. Hoth taught
In tuts Deal llieiiuuH. t.,u.., m .,,-, i.iiiituu
Conservatory met bed, vinun according to the
aarniun aeuuoi.
H HALE. A l.ooli WOODEN FENCE, OK-
nauicutal. Inquire at this otllce. 4-vi-tl
WE WANT A cnKKWONVtHNT IN THIS
place. A brlgul Intelligent, energetic
youDg Wan eiui make irom ;! to turn per
month. Address Ooliikn Ess, TS West joili
sweet. New York t liy.
GENEKAL NEWS.
There are thirty two prisoners con
fined in the Mucks county prison at
the present time. There are twenty
one convicts, twenty male and one
female, while nine men and two wo
men are awaiting trial. Seven of the
convicts are ingaged in knitting stock
ings and turn out eighteen pairs a day
each. The stockings are of cotton,
rather coarse, with gray body, white
toe and tops.
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So valuable are her jewels that Mrs.
Potter Palmer never attends a ball or
party of any kind to which she wears
them without a private detective to
form a part of her escort.
II II II
In Madagascar a dissatisfied hus
band has only to give his wife a piece
of money and say : ''Madam, I thank
you," and, accoiding to the laws of
Madagascar, he is divorced straight
away. II II II
It is reported that George B. Mark
le, of Hazleton, who recently sold out
his extensive coal interests in Hazle
ton and went West, has lost his en
tire fortune. It is said that when he
settled in Tacoma he placed the
money, amounting to $1,000,000 in
two of the banks which recently col
lapsed, and every cent was swept
Dr. Benjamin Lee, secretary of the
State Board of Health is investigating
the workings of a new disinfecting ap
paratus. Dr. Lee witnessed a trial of
the apparatus by the health authori
ties of Ne York, at Brewster's, sixty
miles above that city. While not fully
prepared as yet to recommend its
adoption, Dr. Lee states that the trial
demonstrated that water and sewage
could be speedily purified by using a
material manufactured by the electro
lysis of salt and sea water. One gal
lon of the mateiial is used to three
thousand gallons of water and no bad
taste can be detected in the purified
water. The system, Dr. Lee says, is
inly in an experimental stage, but if
successful it would be well to adopt
t here.
ii ni
The meanest man to be found in
xay community is the fellow who tries
co get up a financial scare. He de
serves to rank with the idiot who cries
fire" in a crowded theatre for the
purpose of seeing the panic-stricken
,eople scamper.
I! II II
Judge Archbald, of Scranton. de
nes that he has withdrawn from the
race for the Republican nomination
for Judge of the Supreme Court. He
Ays he will be a candidate right along
md hopes to be nominated.
II II II
At almost every summer hotel there
a little out of the-way room the very
existence of which is unknown to the
vomen and which even the men do
(ot find unless it is pointed out. It is
he card room, and there the click of
he poker chips may be heard nightly
ar into the morning hours.
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The Carbondale Leader is authority
'or the statement tVnt the D. & H.
ailroad has never killed a passenger.
Three births have occurred on the
trains.
I! II II
The farmers in the lower end of
Huntingdon county are in despair
over the great loss they have sustained
by an invasion of grasshoppers. The
insects have appeared in countless
swarms and are destroying every grow
ing thing in their path. They have
CURED ME.
La Grippe! Grlpp! Grippl
After Effects Cured.
Mr. BUgnwrttn-"I bud a bad attaok of tb
Grippe: nftur a Kmc caught
cold and hnd a second
attack, it settled in my
kidney and liver, and
Ohliueh pain ami misery
In my bni k and leg.
The physicians' medicine
and other things that I used
made no Impression, and I
continually grew worse un
til t was a physical wreck.
and Riven np to die. Father bought me a
bottl.of Dr. Kilmer's SW AMP ROOT, and
before I bad used all of the second bottle I felt
better, and tCMlay I am just as well as ever. A
year ha ra"d and not a trace of the Grippe
is loft. WA.npHOOTMi my lire.'
D. H. UiLOka, llulmevllle. Pa. Jan. loth, 18tt
DROPSY ! DROPST ! DROPSY!
Suffered Thr Years.
"Respected Pr. Kilmer Co., fllnghamton, N.T
My wife had suffered
fortbree year with
Dropsy, during thut
time she was attended
by five different
physician, none
of whom helped her
for longer than a tew
days. We also used
beside, mora than
twenty different rem
edies, but nothing
would help.
Then wp used vour
SWJll'"IlOOT,
and after she had used MH8' MERMAN SROeRINO.
three bottloa relief waa appnrent, hence aho
continued to take It until r !-e had t:ed twenty
fire One dollar bott'.e. Now she la healthy
and strong, as shu nevor was before.
8bo will bo forty-one year o!d on the Mb. of
next March and next to C.nd she ovres her life
to SWAflP-nooT. I enml you this testi
mony and enclose herewith a Photograph of
my wife. Your true friend, ITfHM ax BnorntTto.
Feb. IK, vm. Loramle, Shelby Co., Ohio.
At MrutiLtfc Or. mr !. Bla.
ltlli' Un'.lm t riMltk"ud
(-'MltlMi i r.
Pr. Kflnwr
U c O Anointment
M r 1
wgriy -g wares rnea
ROOT Tri Free. At DruRKists 50c.
nW Ir. Kilmer Co, Blachamtoa. K. T.
KlttlWO OCTLATfU. 1 .'
A Poaaa of SOO Itrgln War af External
nation In Alabama.
Kkw Tor, Aug. 14. The Pun's Mo
bile, Alrv, apeclal aayi: Definite new hat
been received that Lev Jamea. hla brother,
Kirk Jnmes, and Tooch Bcbtolo, three of
the notorimn outlaw of Menclmm' Heat,
Clark county, Lave been killed. Bulw
litirke, Mack Hurka and Jamea Jordan, of
the gang, were chaaed into the nwamp
and a courier juat from tha acene reports
that titer bave been captured and killed.
Theae tlx nieu are tha avowed lender of
the Mencharu gang of outlaw, Illicit dis
tiller and counterfeiters and have terror
Iced Clark and neighboring counties for
many year. The poaw, which 1 com
posed of more than U00 men, are from toe
town of Jackson, Whatley and Thomas
vllle, and, aa they are in the outlaws'
stronghold, there is no telling where t ha
killing will end. j
Denrer's Vnemployed. " '
rE!vR, Aug. 15 The great disparity
between the number of men out of employ
ment and the amount of work to be had
was strikingly Illustrated yesterday when
2.000 unemployed men gathered at the
place where work on the new sewers was
to begin. There was work for only 40 men.
A crowd of about 500 Italian lattorcra
gathered near the spot, but were not al
lowed to approach by the crowd, which ex
hibited considerable feeling, but waa iUlt
and orderly. Only three Italians were
given work, and they were known to be
old residents of the city. The projected
public Improvement cannot possibly sup
ply work for all the unemployed.
nuffalo's Fir Department,
Bcffalo, X. Y., Aug. 15. Mayor Bishop
concluded his Invesligatiou of the charges
made by the Expert Accountants examin
ing the accounts of tha fire department,
tbat document are suppressed and obsta
cle put In their way by the Comptroller's
office. The Mayor directed the experts to
continue their work and to report to htm
any failure to procure documents they
need. He will see that all papers are fur
nished them and that a thorough examina
tion of accounts is made no tuutter whut
the result discloses.
ruined hundreds of tons of hay and
the entire crop of timothy seed. Now
the pests have attacked what few grow
ing vegetables have survived the pro
tracted drought.
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Orders have been issued by ihe Le
high Valley Company that only '2,500,
000 tons of coal are to be sent to
market during the month of August.
This is one million tons less than
usual, and will cause an idleness of
three days per week at the collieries
which this company supplies with cars.
. 'I 'I 'I
To wash Summer silks remove all
grease or other soots with soaD and
water before proceeding. Make a so
lution of a teaspoonful of ammonia
and a little soap in a pail of water,
ana in this dip the silk again and
again, until the dirt is removed. Do
not rinz out. but Dress between the
hands. Rinse in water from which
the chill is cone and hant? in a shadv
place until partly drv. when lav be
tween two cloths and press with a hot
iron.
n .MB,
TnC com mtRSin nr nf nftnclnnB Viio
- s. a,v VVUa V4
newspaper correspondents to publish
in me uiiuy uuuciin tne posiomce ad
dresses of those to whom pension cer
tificates are issued. Secretary Hoke
Smith has under consideration the ad
visability of the publication of the
names of applicants for pensions.
Through the World's Fair for Twenty
Naturally. CVei"V t")a.irif)f ir A mprira r
wants to go to the Columbian Exposi
rion. and will bo. if possible : anr! (net
as naturally, the impossibility of going
muses me ucsirc an me stronger to
see the beauties and wonders thr
displayed. Whether one goes or not,
a 3UUVCUU ui me granucsi exposition
of all tin.e is a desirable thing to have;
and no more complete or beautiful
one can be had than the September
number of Demorest's Family Ma.
gazine, the Exposition number,
wnicn contains over 300 illustrations,
showing as much as one coul J see in
a week's visit, and accompanied by
vivid descriptions of all points and ob
jects of interest. In fact, 'tis a col
lection of photographic souvenirs that
would cost a lot of money, and yet
VOU mav DOSSess it for nnlv turentv
cents. Through it you may also be
come umuiar with tne city ot Chicago
as well, for the history of that city is
graphically told in "From Fire to
rair, wnicn is aiso proiuseiy illustrated.
Then there is a naner on the "Par.
liament of Relicrions" to he heW in
Chicago during September, which is
. 1 j
emueiisneu wun portraits 01 many of
the most no'ed leaders in different re
ligions, and also pictures of curious
lenities. -r auiiuar taiKS on the
Different Schools of Art" treats nf
modern French painters, and the illus
trations include reproductions of some
of the naintinL'S that are exhihiterl at
Chicago 1 "Society Fads" tells of all
a.1 1.--.. t : : r- , .
tne latest lancics in lasnionaoic socie
ty t the fiction includes a Ktorv nf the
Chicago fire ; and all the departments
r. u .l; hi 1
iui which mis itidga&iuc ja xauiuua arc
especially replete. And all this is
given for only twenty cents, the usual
price of an ordinary number. The
subscription price is $j per year.
Published by VV. Jennings Demoresr,
15 East 14th street, New Vork.
Minister Ulount llrturns,
Sax Fba.vcisco, Aui. 10. Minister
Blount on his arrival here would talk but
little about Hawaiian affairs which,
he took occasion to say, were quiet,
or he would uot be here. He refused
to auswer questions as to the nature of I
his report to President Cleveland, and also ,
declined to express an opinion ns to the
stability of the Provisional government, if
it should be decided to allow Hawaii to
conduct its own government.
The Best Medicine.
J. O. Wilson, Contractor and
iluiliU'r, Sulphur Springs, Texas,
thus speaks of Ayer'e Pilla;
" Aycr'a Tills are the best medicine I
ever tried; and, In tny Judgment, no
better general remedy could be devised.
I have used them In my family nnd
recommended them to my friends nnd
employes for more than twenty years.
To my certain knowledge, many coses
ot the following complaints have boen
completely nnd
Permanently Cured
by the use rf Aycr's Pills Alone: Third
day chills, dumb ngne, bilious fovcr,
sick headache, rheumatism, flux, dys
pepsia, constipation, and hard colds. I
know that a moderate uso of Ayer'i
Pills, continued for a few days or weeks,
as the nature of the complaint required,
would be found an absolute, cure for tho
disorders 1 have named above."
" I have been selling medicine for
eipht years, and I can safely say that
Ayer's Pills give better satisfaction
than any other Pill I ever sold." J. J.
Perry, Spottsylvanin C. IT., Ya.
AYER'S PILLS
Trcpsred by Dr. 3. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Msm.
Every Dose Effective
J. C. WELUT
lias just received a large line of
STERLING SILVER STRAWBERRY FORKS o
BON SPOONS, BUTTER PICKS, '
ALMOND SPOONS, &c.
Also a beautiful line of the
FINEST CUT GLASS, ICE CREAM SETS, VASKS
BON BON DiSIIES, &c.
All persons riJi g bicycles or driving, should get the
Special attention paid to repairing WATCHES, CLOCKS
and JEWELRY at J. G. WELLS' Jewelry Store-
The Antl-Optlon Bill.
Warh!noto, Aug. 14. The Anti-Options
bill, over which there was such a long
debate in the Senate last year, will not be
introduced by Senator Washburn at this
session at a very early date. "I am one
of those," said the Senator, "who think
we have been summoned to Washington
at this time by the President for the per
formance of a specific dut y, and until that
duty has been accomplished I do sot be
lieve It wise or prudent."
Maverick Bank Offloers' Trials.
Boston, Aug. 14. The trial of the ex
offlcials of the defunct Maverick Bank will
be begun next month. No effort has 10
far been made to bave trial postponed and
it Is likely that no extension of time will
be sought for. Judge Putnam of the
United States Circuit Court will bear
counsel Aug. 22 upon any motion that
they may desire to make. Ex -Cashier
Work wilf-be the first to be tried, tha
tiSs set being Sept. S.
Presidential Nominations.
Washington, Aug. 13. The President
has sent to the Senate, among others,
the following nominations!
Edward C. Butler, ot Massachusetts, to
be secretary of legation to Mexico.
Otto H. Boyesoh, of North Dakota, U.
S. Consul at Gothenburg, Sweden.
Bradley B. Smalley, collector of customs
for the district ot Vermont.
So. W. Skinner, pension agent at Pitts
burg, Pa.
Charlastoa Establishes Quarantine.
Charleston, S. C, Aug. 14. The
Charleston Board of Health has ordered
quarantine against Brunswick, Oa. Tha
step ia purely precautionary and little un
easiness is tslt either by authorities or tha
people of tha city. The Health Depart
ment announces that similar action is to be
taken in regard to other cities in w&ich
yellow fever may break out.
Minneapolis' Great Fire.
Minneapolis, Ait-. 13. Fire this after
noon burned over nearly square mile of
this city, oausing a loss of more than
$1,500,000. One huudred and fifty
houses. 40,000,000 feet of lumber, 10,000,
000 feet of lath, 10,000,000 feet of shingles.
18 saw mills and ft kumber of ice houses
were destroyed.
Te Examine Readlag's nooks.
Nrw York, Aug. 16. It has been
learned that permifsion has been given for
an expert examination of the books of the
Reading Company in the interest ot the
holders ot the two kinds of bonds. Ste
phen Little was named by the committee
and will begin hla work at once.
Dry Goods Trade Picking Up.
New Yobk, Aug. 14. The situation
in the drygoods trad shows further im
provement as regards confidence and the
near outlook. Demand was rather better
for the latter part ot last week than for
some weeks past.
Destroyed by Earthquake.
Rom, Aug. 14. Repeated shocks of
earthquake have destroyed one-half of the
town of Mattinata, ou the Adriatic coast.
Several persons were kiliedaud a number
injured. The Stromboli volcauo is in vio
lent eruption.
Chicago's Unemployed.
Chicaoo, Aug. 18. The unemployed in
this city to the number of 3,000 met yes
terday afternoon, and resolved to march on
the City Hall in the near future and de
maud work of Mayor Harrison and his
oouncilman.
Five Burned to Death,
Chicaoo, Aug. 14. The Senate Hotel, a
wooden fire trap for World's Fair visitor,
was destroyed by fire this uioruiug, and
firs of the 60 occupants perished.
Pennsylvania Pay at the Fair.
Harhisburq, Pa., Aug. 16. (Jov. I'at
tison baa Issued proclamation appointing
Thursday, Sep. 7 next, "Pennsylvania
Day" at the Columbian Exposition.
Mrs. BeecherllL
Brooklt, Aug. 16. Mrs. Honry Ward
Peecher is seriously ilL She is 81 years
old.
DRUNKENNESS, or the LIQUOR HA
BIT, Cured at Home In Ten Days by
administering Dr. Haines' Golden
Specific
B. F. Shartlksr, Pres. N. U. Funk, Sec, C. II. Campbell, Trcw
Gr BLOOMSBURG
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Capital Stock, $30,0O0.
Plotted property is in tlie coming business centre of tin
town. It includes alo inrt of the factory district, nnd lms n)
equal in desirability for residence purposes.
CHOICE LOTS are offered at values that will o double!
in a Bhort time.
No such opportunity can be had elsewhere to make monev
Lots secured on SMA LL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.'
Maps of the town and of plotted property furnished on Hp.
plication.
Call upon or write to the Secretary, or J. S. "Woods. Salw
Agent, or any member of the Board of Directors.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
It can be given in a class of beer, a cup of.
ccfTee or tea, or in food, without the know,
ledge of the patient. It is absolutely harm
less, and will effect a permanent and speedy
enre, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or alcoholic wreck. Tt has Le?n
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 it becomes an utter impossibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guar
anteed. 48 page hook of particulars free.
Address the Golden Specific Co., 185
Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 10-21-1 yr.
B. F. SiiAitr-LEss; J. L. Dillon.
C. W. Neal A. G. Brkjos, Dr. I. VV. Wn iit
Dr. H. "W. McRhykolds, N. L1. FUNK. '
5-1 2 6 inos.
Little Early Risers is a misfortune.
Tha little rtills ram.UtA m it, a.
JlhllV 'III.J IkUIMb till. IVW,
cure headache, dyspepsia, bad brelath,
wiii(miiuii nuu iiuuuaui.0a. , f .
Rishton, Druggist. 10-14-iy.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
KMate of Itflevca Brtith, Deotanrd.
The UDdprslKQod. auditor appointed by the
Orphans' Court of inliimhla Count to pass up
on the exceptions filed to the Executor's ac
count, and make distribution of the balance
found to be In said Executor s hand, to and
among the parties entitled thereto, will attend
to the duties of his anuolnlmeiil at his ofllce In
the town of WoouiHbury, in said comity, on
Baiuruay, wpieinoer , iwi, at iu o clock in the
forenoou. when and wUcie all Demons Interest.
ed are required to appear as to the matter of
ssld exceptions: and also, all persons having
claims against the estate, of safd deceased are
required to appear and present their claim be
fore such auditor, or be debarred from coming
in for a share of such balance, or fuud of estate,
liloomsuiirtr, l'a., CUAltI.ES U. HAKKI.KV,
Aug. ISlh, IBM-3t. Auditor.
NOTICE.
To the holders of the Bonds of the Hlnom
buru Literary Institute and Htate Normal
school secured by first mart page dated hept. I,
It, and to the holders of the couiion bonds of
the state Normal Mchool.
Notice Is herebj given that th Interest on
the former bonds up to Hepieinlrr l, lwti, and
all coupons due on (he latter will be paid on
Eresentatlonof the same to the Treasurer at
Is ofllce In Hloomsburg at any time before
(September 1SHS. If bonds and coupons are
not presented by Hentember 15, IMM, the Inter
est will be defaulted and applied to other pur
poses. II. J. CLARK',
August 4, VJ-lt. Treasurer.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estatt ufJn$. A". Kvr, deceased.
Whereas letters testamentary In tha estate
of .lames K. Eyer, lat of ttlooinsburg deceased,
have been granted to the sub-crlbem. All per
sons Indebted 10 the suld estate are requested
to make Immediate payment and those having
claims or demands against the estate of the
said decedent will lUnke known the same with
ou' delay to
MRS. MA KG A MET A. EYER,
M-6t- L.N. MtiYKIt,
Executors.
PARTNER.
DISSOLUTION OF
SHIP.
Notice Is hereby given, that the partnership
lately subsisting between Menus K. Edwards
of Hloomsburg, and Augustus E. Hhuman. of
the borough of Berwick, under the nrm name
Of EllWanlH knit Khliman ho. thlu .A ... ..
. " ' .u.a U.J IATU UIB
solved by mutual consent.
Aug. 4, 18'ja.
S-11-3U At
MERTl'M E. EDWAI1D8,
lOlBTLS E. SHl'MAN.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In re-Estate tf Anna c. Cimtvrtr, late of MnAi
wn tuwimhlj,, tleoeimeit.
Notice Is hereby given that letters 01 hUuiId
1st rat ion, on the estate of Anna C. convene,
late of Madison township, col. Co.. Pa., deed
have been granted to 1 he undersigned adminis
trator to whom nil persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make payments, and
those having claims or demands will make
kuown the same without delay to
0rt?. ... '"'UN K. CON VEHSE. Admu.
MOB. K. Limit, Jerseytown.
Attorney.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Etaie of Martin P. Kettlrr, late qr Oreemrooi
luwiulup, (Unrated.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
istration of the estate of .MarMu K KcsMer,
late of Greenwood lwp.,Colnaibla Co.. ile. eas
ed, have been granted to the undersigned ad
ministrator to w hom all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payments,
and those having claims orderuauds will make
known the same mthout delay to
UAHItY niiLLirs.
IIahkins & Fritz, Administrator.
. Attya, Hloomsburg, l'a,
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FRAZERobeiIe
KM rv man wnnsn
Itesarln(qualltlMarfutmrpaaBd.aetnsl1
cmtlaatlaa' two box of any other brand. Mot
fUctad bybMLUrOETTUCCEKlISiE.
FOR 8 ALE BY DEAIXBB QEHEBALLY. tyf
a-34-lyr.
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e make a specialty of building SEPARATORS and HORSE POWERS from ouo to
eight horse, and we wvite the attention of the public to our new Machine for 1893.-We
claim vre Lave the simplest SIDE DELIVERY STRAAV CARRIER on the Market. We
build the Single Gear LEyER POWER, from two to eight horse, with and without Trucks,
and Single Doiible and Triple Gear TREAD POWERS. We invite tho public to call and
see our MACHINES and get prices. 1
We are prepared to REPAIR all kinds of THRESHING MACHINERY.
asslssSZ
WHITE & CONNER,
ORANGEVILLE.PA.