THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FOB SALE.
Desirable vr-ttnt lo'f ul number nf good
honses and I it l . ln '.burg, la Tu best
jlDwtH . i n Bl'X i - urg. A verr deslr
asppipertv . LiitaliUiiK ' icresand first class
buildings with good will In business worth
1M to siKW p-Treur at Willow orove.
Dwelling? in F.spv, Oranifevllle and Beach
Bare a. A Lit" number of farms In Columbia
Cntuuy, one In Luern County, one In lrinla.
TwoCountrj store .starts In Columbia County
and one, In Lu-rr.e county, A water power
Biasing mill. Ui ' io k and luiutkr yard and
ada Tn h-a-h Haven. I'a. Also 10 acres 01
rood farm land al saim- place, by M. P. LITZ
SON, Ir."'ui..N find Keal fcsUte Agent,
LOOSI8BLH('.1A. '
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UCFTTKE POSITIVELY CUKEH FOHIN
rt formation addre n. E. Wbitemoht,
fkmaq.ua, Schuylkill Co., Pa. 5-V.y.
RtH9FOK Yol-NH MEN. M. M. PHILLIPS
baa verv d. lra)le furnthd roini f'r
m young men', bathroom adjoining, lor ue
oloocuixinta of tue room-. Call and examine.
F
aaiel
iK SALE. THE C. M. HESS FARM FOKM-
by J. 11. MAIZE. Agent.
erly ownoaoy in-r which bi nnrn, n.i
LL KINPf OF BLANK! PoK JVSTK'ES
and costslis at toe colcmbia of.
10L
GOOD FAKM OFi AC IE. TOOD BI'II.D-inr"-
between Uncle Horn and Jeraev.
owi, in Bemlorlt lowrslilp- For sale by J. H
Mi7K, Heal Esttkiv and lusurance Agent.
1-lMf.
R SALE- A WKID WOODEN" FENCE, Oli-
namental. inquire at miaoiuce. a-4.-u
HrK WANT A COKKESPONPENT IN THIS
plac. A br.k'lit Intelligent, energetic
young tnnn cu u.ake tpmi f;5 to per
month. AddrM Cpleis Era. .t West Vh
street. New York City.
WANTFP NCVI'.EK OF INTELLIGENT
reliable toudu men. to push roll.n-;
chairs at the Worhl s f air. w'it have letters
oftecommondaM jn .. to Ir.tecrlty and charac
ter. A One cuaiiv to tne Fair and ray
year en pet. s-s we pvr per day. p. per
cent-of your cross eamir.RS and funn-b free
lodElnirs at bur LionmU ii For partlcu.sr.
Splyb lt'er to OoLlMHIA KOLI.I.N-.
CHAIR CO.. JacKsftn Park. Chicago.
Court neit week.
Mrs. V. K. Armstrong of yil!iam
sport is visitii.g among relatives in
Bloomsburg.
The barn of Levi Locher in Briar
creek was struck by lightning Friday
afternoon of last week, and entirely
consumed, together with all the crops.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Margaret Workheiser
and William H. Martz at Berwick on
Wednesday, October 4th at 5 o'clock
p. m. Mr. Martz is a nephew of our
townsman, J. K. Lockard.
The barn of John Whitenight,
north of Blooinsburg, was destroyed
by fire Tuesday afternoon. The horse
alone was saved, all the contents were
fkstroyed.
The grounds of the Normal School
present a very beautiful appearance.
The flower beds, of every variety,
seem more beautiful than in former
years.
The borough authorities of Cata
wissa have awarded the contract for
putting in the new sewer to W. O.
Holmes of this place.
All that honesty, experience and
kill can do to produce a perfect pill,
bat been employed in making De
Witt's Little Early Kisers. The re
mit is a specific for sick headache,
biliousness and constipation. W. S.
Risbton, Druggist 10-14-iy.
Henry Yohe of Mifflin township,
aged about 57 years, died last Sunday
afternoon. He was at his son-in-law's
and about eleven o'clock he had a
stroke of paralysis, from which he did
not rally, dying about 4 o'clock in the
rfbemoon.
The orchestra that furnished the
music at Mr. Harman's party last Fri
day night consisted of Chas. P. El
well, piano; C; H. Stauffer, first vio
lin; Alex. Cohen, 2nd violin t Frank
Siiller, flute ; H. G. Eshelman, clari
onette i Ed Searles, comet ; W.
Ksorr, trombone, W. Metherall, bass
vkiL Their music is all of the latest
aad they play like veterans. Such an
organization is a credit to the town.
Dr. J. R. Evans has been a regular
practicing physician for more than
thirty years, and for the past ten
years has given his time almost ex
clusively to the treatment of chronic,
standing diseases, after the most ap
proved methods. From what he has
observed and discovered in the sever
est forms of diseases, he is competent
to render efficient treatment and ef
fect cures.
A GREAT CFFEE.
THE COLUMBIAN AND WEEKLY WORLD
FOR $150.
For several years past we have been
offering The Columbian and New
Votk Weekly WorlJ for $i.So a
year. A new arrangement has just
been affected by which we are enabled
to reduce the price, and for a short
time only subscriptions will oe received
at the remar',.aLly le v figure of $1.50
Car the two pptrs. The rcjluar price
lor each pa;er is Jicoa year. Don't
iet this sj.krvW opportunity pass.
Sample copies of either or both papers
will be sent to any one tree, on re
quest. Old subscribers who are in
arrears will be expected to pay the
amount due to date to avail them
selves of this offer.
The Columbian.
Entrance through Well's Jewelry
Store, next to Post Office.
HORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.
Any one visiting the Normal School
- ... ...ill n,4 V,, tt.A t'Atf7 itfi.'
. "ill mill inni ui. -
of which so many p ople tried to com
plain. Ins had very little effect upon
the aitjnJance of the school. Fully
three hun lreJ fifty students have en
rolled and we are told there is a good
ly number yet to enroll before the
middle of the term.
The Senior class starts out with one
hundred eight, and promises also to
be somewhat increased before Christ
mas by students who did extra r.-repar.
atory work last year.
The Model Schools, under the
splendid supervision of Miss Pcrly and
Miss Eihot respectively, are weil at
tended. There is still room in these
schools however, and a glance into
their daily woi kings by many of our
parents, would convince them that
their children should be getting the
exceptional training to be had there.
uhat we were most pleased to
learn was the splendid treat in store
for our towns' people, as provided in
this year s lecture course. The Su
tLii lecture Course for this school
year, is beyond doubt, made up of th:
best talent ever presented to our peo
pie.
The first entertainment will be giv-'
en by the Jiost.cn Ilcal JJanjo, Out
tar, a, id JIawlolin Club. They will
appear on the evening of November
1 st. Certainly no comment is neces
sary to persuade people who enjoy
ideal entertainment, to attend this
fir:t number. The second date De
cember 4th, will be filled by that mas
ter of oratory Hon. Geo. Wendiir.g.
He will give us his new lecture, enti
tled : 'The Man of Galiltt." De
cember 15th, Hon. John J Pinkerton
will give "AUxmder Ilamilt'jn,''
which is said to be replete with intei
est and valuable information.
The Winter term will be introduced
on the evening of January 10th by
that prince of entertainers, the incom
parable Le'and T. Powers. Mr. Pow
ers has been before our towns people
before, 'tis true, but we know that his
night and subject need only be named
secure for him a splendid audience.
The last number of the regular
course will be taken by Samuel Pnelps
Iceland of Chicago His theme will
be World Making''. .Although this
is a scientfic subject, Mr. Leland is
said to make it so intensely interesting
that even the most disinterested must
say it wjs an evening of unusual
profit.
Our town should indeed, be grateful
for being afforded the privilege of hav
ing so eminent a list of public enter
tainers and lecturers, and we believe
will manifest such appreciation by a
liberal and willing patronage.
THE COLTJIolACOUBTT FALL
The 39th annual exhibition of this
association will be held on their
grounds in Bloomsburg from October
10 to 14 inclusive. Many improve
ments have been made this year to
the buildings, which are cow supplied
with as capacious and comfortable
stalls for horses and cattle as they are
accustomed to occupy at home. A
building has been fitted up in a con
venient location for the storage of
baggage, the association checking and
taking charge of same for a small
fee. ProC Tolbert's combination of
running, hurdle and Roman chariot
races will be the attraction. The
purses aggregate $2,500 which are of
fered for eleven races, including 2:19
and free for all classes. The track
has been kept in first class condition
during the whole season. Many of
the other premiums have also been
increased, and the classes rearranged
to fully meet the demands of exhibi
tors. The cyclorama of the Battle of
Gettysburg will be on exhibition. An
additional outlet gate has been built
on Fifth Street for the accommodation
of vehicles. The Secretary has al-
ready received many entries.
The cupola of the new addition to
the Normal School being about com
pleted, some daring person hoisted a
new broom upon the very topjmost
point Thursday.
The Jewish Day of Atonement le
gan Tuesday evening the ioth at sun
set and continued until Wednesday
evening at sunset. The emphatic di
rections given in the Mosaic law, as
set forth in the Book of Leviticus
says:
"In the seventh month, on the
tenth day of the month, ye shall afflict
your souls, and do no work at all, for
on that day shall the priest make an
atonement for you, to cleanse you,
that ye may be clean from all your
sins before the Lord. It shall be a
Sabbath of rest unto you, and ye shall
afflict your souls by a statute for
ever.
In all the Jewish Synagogues con
tinuous services were held from early
etlnesday morning until evening.
Buckwheat.
The season is here for grinding and
we are ready. Our mill has been ren
ovated and remodelled and our old
miller, Mr. Nelson Freas, whom every
body knows to be one of the best buck.
wheat millers in the state, will be in
charge again, thus guaranteeing satis
taction to the larraer who ccts "rind
ing done and to the dealer who buys
flour. Bring in your grain and try
"unites Best Buckwheat Hour." H
V. White & Co. Sept 15, 2 1.
Judge Ikcler held court at Daa
ville this week.
There were more farmers trading
at the stores in Bloomsburg Saturday
of last week than have been seen here
for some time
Mrs. Davis, grandmother of Miss
Jennie Davis of this town, and moth
er in-law of A. J. Derr of Jackson
township, died at her home near
Derrs on Tuesday, from a paralytic
stroke. She was 86 yaers old.
As a general rule, it is best not to
correct costn eness by the use of sa
line or drastic medicines. When a
purgative is needed, the most prompt,
effective, and beneficial is Ayer's Pills.
Their tendency is to restore, and not
weaken, the normal action of the
borels.
Mrs. Trump, wife of Samuel Trump,
died at her home on Fifth street on
Wednesday, aged 62 years. She has
not been able to lie in bed for the
past seven years, and her form was
bent nearly double. Her husband
and four children survive. The fun
eral will take place to-day. Friday
at 2 p. m.
Hundreds of people write "It is im
possible to describe the good Hood's
Sarsaparilla has done me." It will be
of equal help to you.
The following letters are held at the
BloomsDurg. Pa., post office and will
be sent to the dead letter office Oct.
3rd, 1893.
Mr. Nathan Dilions, Miss Lottie
Haines, Mr. C. L. Lincoln, Mr. Mil
ton Marsh. Mr. Somer Meey, Miss
Blanche Melick.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they were advertised Sept.
10, isat. One cer.t will be charged
on each letter advertUed.
A. B. Cathcapi. P. M.
Doctor to patient. "Why you are
using the wrong medicine." "No, sir,
the right medicine, Wright's Indian
egetable Pills." 2t
Twelve two horse teams are kept
busy hauling spawls on the road lead
ing to Espy. They haul at the rate
of 35 cents per ton, and hence each
one works his team as fast as possi
ble. Thev need no boss to hurry
them up, but only to see that the
proper grade is made.
As the name indicates, Hall's Vege
table Sicilian Hair Renew cr is a re
newer of the hair including its growth,
health, youthful color, ani beauty. It
will please you.
A Silly Superstition Exploded.
"Where in the world," asked the
lawyer who volunteered information
without a retaining fee, ' did people
especially people in the country get
the idea that one cannot touch or re
move a body until the coroner has ar
rived ? that is almost a general belief
in the country, and there never was a
more ridiculous and absurd piece of
nonsense than this. I have seen a
body lie in everybody's way because
the people thereabout thought that it
was unlawful to touch it. This foolish
tradition amounts almost to a super
stition, and you may be sure no coro
ner takes the trouble to enlighten stu
pid ignorance upon the subject The
coroner is only to aggrandize his influ
ence and power, and therefore rather
encourage than discourage the suly
superstition."
DR. KUJUKRt
SVJAUP-ROOT
i.TX Wiuoex.
CURED ME.
Doctors Said I Could Not LIvo.
POOR HEALTH FOR TEARS.
lt. WUioox la a practical farmer and Post,
master In tha village when be resides, and is
well known for miles around. Tie writes "I
bad boon in poor bealib for m long time.
Four years ago tbe crisis came, and a number
of our best physicians said I would not
llvo a ftmr. I began using Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Koot, Kidney, Liver and Dl adder Cure;
then my doctor said it might belp me for a
time, but I would not be here a year benoe.
My difficulties, aggravated by Rheumatism,
were so bad I could not get either band to my
face I continued tbe medicine ucarly a year,
nnd now am aa well as any man
of my aire si ty -eight years.
Swamp-Root Saved My Life
gTYY'lVn a,4 to food health 1 nowen
9 Joy is dua to Its use."
J. D. WlLLCOX.
Jan. 9. M3. Olmaville, Pa.
At PnintoU. SO, mr ai.OO tlmm.
UlslMV OaUa la IUIU" aa
- Caawtlu.Ua Fraa.
MSjas Dr. EUaar Ca., Naekaattoa. . Y.
Or. Kllaer'i U L 0 Aaolatrcent Curei Pllea
Trial tas frta. al DragiltU, 10 ctata.
Chas. H. Lawall has accepted a
position in OoMsworthy's drug store
in Centralis. He is a graduate of the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
W. 1. Manning of Brighton, Now
York, was i;i town Saturday, en t jute
for his old home at Den's. He give
us a very pleasant call. Mr. Manning
wa one of the tip creek politicians,
and an influential one, but about eight
years ago he went into a new territory
and new business, locating at Brigh
ton, N. Y., where he engaged in the
nursery business v. ith a Mr. LeClare.
They have now a vineyard of 180
acres, while their yield of potatoes
will reach probably 10,000 bushels, be
sides doing an extensive business in
the culture of trees, shrubs and vines.
He rays that had he remained here
he would probably have been kept
poor if he had relied on politics for a
living.
A queer case of e'.opement occurred
at Hazleton. The day was announced
for the marriagc of Charles Winters
and Miss Maud Halskey. The minis
ter came and awaited the arrival of
the bridal party. After a long delay
inquiry mas made when it was discov
ered that John Form ask a of Silver
Brook had eloped with the bride.
A LoEg Procession
of diseases start from a torpid liver
and impure blood. Dr. Pierce's Gold
den Medical Discovery cures every
one of them. It prevents them, too.
Take it. as you oiijjht, when jou leel !
the hrst symptoms (languor, loss of
appetite, dullness, depression) and
you'll save yourself from something
ser.ous.
In building up p.eeded flesh and J
strength, and to punr'v and enrich the !
blood, nothing can equal the "Dis
covery." It invigorates the 'iver and
kidneys, promotes a!! the bodily func
tions, and brings back health and vig-
or. I-or jjyspepsia, "Liver Com
plaint," Biliousness, and all Scrofulous,
Skin, and Scalp Diseases, it is the
only remedy that's guaranteed to
benefit or cure, in every case, or the
money is retunded.
About Catarrh. No matter what
you've tried and found wanting, you
can be cured with Dr. Sage s Catarrh
Remedy. The proprietors of this
med cine agree to cure you, or they'll
pay you $500 in cash.
ANDREW CRAYDON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Bloomsbcrc, Pa.
Office and residence In Pro!. Waller's Uouse,
MARKET STREET
This space reserved for
BLOOMSBURG STEAM DYK WORKS.
Announcement will appear later.
ww ".now
We make a snecialtv of buildfnf EPA"RATfiTfS umi'linnsr pmvpu ono fo
eight horse, and we invite the attention of the public to our new Machine for 1893. We
claim we have the simplest SIDE DELIVERY STRAW CARRIER on the Market. We
build the Single Gear LEVER POWER, from two to eight horse, with and without Trucks,
and Single, Double and Triple Gear TREAD POWERS. We invite the public toj call ami
Bcc UUr I'lavui.t -j j ttuu get uicci.
We are prepared to REPAIR all kinds of THRESHING MACHINERY.
A.
Mrs. J. II. Horssydeu, 152 Pacific
Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal., writes:
" When girl at school, in Reading,
Ohio, I had aevrre attack of brain
fever. On my recovery, I found myself
perfectly bald, and, for a long time, I
feared I should be permanently so.
Friends urged me to uae Ayer'i Hair
Vigor, and, on doing so, my hair
Began to Grow,
and I now have as fine a head of hair as
one could wish for, being changed, how.
ever, from blonde to dark brown."
" After fit of sickneM, my hair came
out in combfulls. I used two bottles of
Ayer's Hair Vigor
and 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,
WO Regina St., HarrUburg, Pa.
"I hare used Ayer's Hair Vigor for
several years and always obtained satis
factory results. I know it is the best
preparation for the hair that U made."
C. T. Araett, Mammoth Spring, Ark.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
r re pared t j ur. J . v. Ajn a Uon Lowtll,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By vinne . w. of Ft. Fa. Issued out of the
Court of Common Fleas of Columbia Co. and to
me directed wiube exposed to put die sale at
the Court House, Bloomsburg, Pa. on
MONDAY, SEPT. 25th, 1S93.,
at t o'clock, p-m. the following uewcrlbed real
estate 10 wit :
All (hit certain lot or piece of land situated
In Flahlngcreek township, county of Columbia
and mate of Penn'a., bounded and described
as follows to wit : On the rorth by WtUUm
Whitenight estate and Elli tbelh Stoker, on the
east by Hiram A. Kline, on the south by t has
Vulck. Joshua Thomas and Nathan Smith, on
the west by Elizabeth stoker, containing v
Acres, more or leas, hereon Is erected a frame
barn.
Seized, taken Intoexecutlon at the suit of A. B.
Herring use vs. Joliu M. Laubauh. and to be sold
aa the property of John M. Laubach.
lliaaiMa, JoUM Mol'KEY, Sheriff.
Attorney.
J. G, WELLS
la's just received a large line of
STERLING SILVER STRAWBERRY FORKS, BON
v BON SPOONS, BUTTER PICKS,
ALMOND SPOONS, 8cc.
Also a beautiful line of the
FINEST CU1' G .ASS, ICE CREAM SETS, VASES,
BON BON DiSHES, &c. '
All persons ridi g bicycles or driving, should get the
Special attention paid to repairing WATCHES, CLOCKS
and JEWELRY at J. G. WELLS' Jewelry Store-
WHITE & CONNER,
ORANGEVILLE, PA.
TRIAL LIST.
FOR SEHTEMRER TKRM OF tOLtr
Louisa RtieU totgo llnhmnn. r
Wiillitin K. Hnyiler va. .ron-pi, k. v
Amd" K. Selp vs Vail: II. lion nun ""
Elmer Krnir vs. Alfred Irvin et u '
Etta Rnnwr t. Htivl Knrnv
Willi im 1 nltiffr t W. r. iim'ti
KtivHl Kama t-a. II. . 1 l. t o
FrederVk l:yrr v. fun. in I M-aiv yv,.,,.,
(I. W. Winter for Ue v. .Vllivlll.. vi 1 '
romimny. ""Ui jii.-,
Flwanl J. Firnn L. A. Hlley ( ornn.
Franklin Yocum, guaullan v. llllun, 4.
Ann- llnlnes t Co. vs. Jamin Mhk,,. ,
F. !'. JnhnwHi vs. I. 4. Waller.
Wllllntn Ferguson rs. K. W. Drinker.
H. M, Iilielin vs. Tlioiniu, Veilm i t l:v
Wllllntn dingle vs. Lloyd AllB-rtvinet i
.l.KmbdlllH'rt V. HonrliiK.-reelj 'roniisi.i, '
8nr:ih full V. .lolin HteeleT et M. 1
4. 1. HoOlne vs. I ''iluintilat.'oiiijtv.
James Drum vs. Thonnin l.lrtrlicoat'
U. B. Fedderolf tg. Huviuuliauiia Hie i,,,r.,
company. ""nu.
W. 1L HltiKiose vs. Town or nioorealiurif
. W. Koliblns et. al. vs. Fekli-1 r0e ei ni
W. K. Ilalloway ailmr. rn Kilns seiV '
William S. Linn vs. John MrCloskey,'
lliuinali K. chnmlierlln vs. W. 1, liannnnn,
M'illma.1 Fullmer vs. Jaroh F. htnuff.'r '
Wllllani Neal ct al vs. Knpert and Mw,'in,!.r
Lloyd T. Hliier vs. Charles IIukIics.
PROPOSALS FOR ABUTMENTS.
denied proposals will be rceelved at the ivm
mlKsloners' nfiii In bloomshurv, p'
Monday, September teilli, I km at li oVIck
for the ereetlon of trie nhtjtments nt,i iV;
walls of a bridireovcr Mellck's creek Lluhlnrvi
I'a. Bids ror mason wot k lo be tiy n,..
and for the exeavallnir to be by the janl i
atone to be r.f irood Kle and quality, fn b,.
bedded nnd laid In tror.d mortar "f vh irn K1J
and lime : and all work o lie approve,! (ij ,,
lomnilssloners. Tim cotiiinNl(ii'iH nr.
the rlj;lit in reject any and all bills. ' '
JK.xsE HrrTKNH(HE
H. K. KIMiUI,
f. L. SAX1K,
l'omni!M..:er.
AttihT! (V M. TKRw-ir.Ltorit, ( Ink. Cn.
iiiis-lonet-s orriri', Uloomtttmtv, S"n-' mh-r i
Neptember T, PW1.
CHARTER NOTICE.
1 Notice Is hereby given that, an npi;t, v
will be unuli' to the conn l Common I Iim, ,i
Columbia County on the tti day i.( s.-pi. .
ber, Wi, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon, 11: d.r
Act or Assembly entitled "An Act lopnivl.!.. ,
the Incorporation and regulation of rv.iln
eorpotatlons," approved April H7 4, and i
supplements thereto, by C. It. Ksti r, li. II.
Moore. J. W. Rot-art, t.rnnt .loiinson, r. w.
Eckman, and Boyd Tp-scott, for the eli.mer nt
a:i Intended cori'otrfUon. to be calli'd ",iir.t
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church' ot Uir
. Borough of Vlllvllle, Columbia County, Pi.,
of tho lienernl Synod of the I nlted Mat.-n, iv
character and ob'ct of which Is the support m
public worship, and for tha' purposi' in luv.
po-ssanl eujiiy all the rlirht-, InMiettts, nnd
ptlvlleifin, conferred by the Act of AsscniMj
aforesaid, and It ssupnlemants.
. WM.C1IKISHAN, Solicitor.
I a-Mr.
I CHARTER NOTICE.
IHTHICOCRTOr COMMON H liS OF COLmnit
coi'ntt, ra., no. nan lwi.
Notice Is hereby given that an application
wll! be made to tue sold court, on Muuday, Oc
tober ud, lw at two o'clock r. m. umter thi
Act of Assembly of this Commonwealth 01
Pennsylvania, entitled "An act to provide lor
the Incorporation and regulation ol certain
corporations" approved April swth, l7l. Mid the
supplement thereto for the charter of an In
tended corporation to be called the Seott Town
ship Farmer Park, Fish and Game Protective
Association, the character and object them
Is the preservation of tlab and game In the
township ot seott, and tor these purposes to
possess and enjoy all the right, benefits and
privileges of the said act of Assembly and t
suppli ments. The proponed charter Is now 01
Ole la the Protliououry's ortlce.
ZAKR FINK.
Sept. 7, to. Solicitors.
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ter all HrmMle VAIT. Ill, hoxkC
p-o: (n. aadnaa . tin SS Snaanr, Sn !.
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SHIELD.
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