"MAKINa OF SILK LACE.
- w Silk Trnred From Producer trt Con-
To Nottingham, Knglnncl, rof.e. tho
Avdlt for having plaoocl window cur
(jlnn within tlio reach of th ninties.
jusmfttter fact. Nottingham I en
tlroly innocent In the proinlaos end tho
OTly connection between the two lien
h, the faot thnt Nottingham, being the
home of the English lace industry, hat
bren adopted m an appropriate name
to bo Klvt'n to 1,10 outPut ' "r cotton
, manufactories. What Nottingham
h to England and Calais and (,'andre to
Franca, Hrooklyn standi to the United
Htsten tho home or head center of the
foe Industry.
To follow a thread of silk from Its
mwit.-itc, through Its course of prepa
ration to bo worked tip Into delicate
lace by tho mnrvolously Ingenious mtv
fhlnery, is nn exceedingly inturesting
occupation. Tho silk is received In this
country in bales shipped from Italy,
China Mid Japan. It Is In skeins in tlm
raw stnto, either greanlsh white or yel
Jnw In color. Tho finest si lit comes
fntn Italy. Tho thread Is like a hair
inJ is lis long ns the slculn. The first
operation U to throw it, or In other
words bring as many threads together
w may be required In very tine or
hesvier fabrics. When tho thread Is of
the desired thickness It Is boiled to re
more tlio gum which Is natural to It,
sad when dry It is wound on Bpools
holding several thousand yurdn each.
This is done by machines of from sixty
to ninety (.pools each.
The spools nro then put on a jack, or
frames of pins, on which thoy revolve
ind from which the silk Is fed on a
drum or warping mill through brass
plates moro or less perforated with
holes, according to tho number of
threads to lo placed In the warp. An
Ingenious dovico registers the yards as
they run on the drum, so that when
;he desired length has been wound
tho machine Is stopped. Tho warps
wry in width according to the work
in which they nro to bo used. Tho
next operation Is to run tho warps on
the wiirp beams. These beams oro
kteel roller of various thickness and
In width running as high oh t."4 inches.
Transferring tin? wnrp from tho drum
to the beam is n repetition of tho oper
ation mini the spoid to the- drum. To
every machine there is n main warp
ivhich forms tho ground work of tho
pattern, supplemented by several auxil
iary wraps of various size threads, with
which tho pnttern is perfected. The
:nain wrap may bo several thousand
yards long, while tho auxiliary wraps
ii shorter and ore replaced from time
to tim". When tho skein Is wound on
tho spools part of It gac in another
direction, whero the- silk Is rnn from
the spools on to bobbins. The bobbins
are the instruments that In lace-miik-'.n
form tho dos!;rn of tho pattern by
twisting around the warp threads. At
this st;ic the machine Is armed with
the material ready to be worked up.
And this is tho point at which nrt
enters. A corps of draughtsmen are
riupioycd making new designs and
laying out liio work. The ilesip-n bc
inif acceptable, a draughtsman's pat
tern i-i drawn to scale, on.i copy of
wiiieh goes to the operator on tli"
:mv.-liino who threads it accordingly by
running the threads from tlio warp
Wai:-, v!i'.;'h set at the bottom of the !
machine through n slcy clot'a and p.-r-forate.l
st.".d uud fastened on tho
roller i;t th top.
This liberal; 1:1 i'l of the mot e.M'.c!
Jig eii-.iraeijr u.id- tlu grcalo ,t ear;
nasi b :;er?'s 1. as t'.-.e mi.spiaclt'g
a sin gin t'ar.-a 1 will bring ilisastjr
to fin i.i-jst s l.i'jorat.) mid carefully
wo'-!..-1 d ,i '.!. thread Is
i:::i.!'i 1 , .p 1-it a,. x 111 any hours arc
r.-piiivl ti t'ir.Ml u mi china of V '.
Mf'n iu wilth. Wi-t'i.n thnt fcp'u'o
'lie p'ttern is iv,i.' i'. - 1 ; . many times
s ill-1 width will allow, si t'.iat when
the f.u. i i.i taraed v.-.l t I :iiu maehino
is many a, thirty .strips l.ny b.i foirul.
Another copy of t'.ii? dr iug!its;;;nif
nut; .tu is ..eat to th Jajnuard puncher,
ur wlnt may bi calls 1 a piano machine,
where the pattern is rr.ineho I o.a heavy
mrilbourJ on tho samis pri neiple us tho
niusle rolls of an orjlio-ilrUm, but with
thediireroncc that each piece of card
fidiout 3iv'xl?J Inches) outains the do
lffn of a single movement of the lace
nuehiiu?. If there are thr.'O hundred
stitches in a pattern there will bo three
anudrod of thasa cards btru ng together,
tho machine being thrcadc 1 the cards
re adjusted to tho .lacunar 1 attach
ment, without which laeo might better
he made by hand. The design cards
perato droppers In tlu attachment
hars, through whl'j'a tho thread1 pass
and weave the pattern, each movement
oeing complete and perfect. On a ma
thine 151 inches in width as many ns
I0,i)ua threads nro used. The inscrip
tion of tho working of one machine
"vers all. When tho desired length
has been run oil! it goes to the examin
ing room, where skilled women go over
't and pick up any Haw that maybe
found, after which it goes to the dye
house to assume any eolor that may be
ehosen. From thence It Is taken to tho
finishing room, where it Is washed in
prepared bath and then stretched on
drying, frames In rooms kept at a tem
perature of 130 degrees. It now reaches
Its Uut stage preparatory to going Into
the world the carding room where
the draw threads between the strips
r pulled out and the strips wound on
Mas, and then the milliner. Ilrook
yu Eagle.
y Modern Hawk.haw.
Pollco Official (Xew England town)
Any clews to that mysterious murder?
Detective Tea, sir; I've arrested all
he living- members of tho family.
Official Glorious! What evidence
nve you?
Detective When I accused them of
"o murder, aorae of 'em turned white,
nd soma turned red. Now all we have
o do is to find out which color inean
Jfuilt-N. Y. Weekly.
Where It Had Gone to.
Oazzam Where did Miss Fosdlck get
er lovely golden hair from her father
o her mother?
Cawker She must have got it from
V father. I notice bis la all gone.
Judjfe.
Had Nome fthow.
Rounder I lost a thousand dollars
yesterday at tho races, llorso broke
down at tho post.
Sounder Thafs nothing. I hod my
pocket picked this morning of twenty
live hundred dollars ami chased tho
thief for hnlf an hour without catch
ing him.
Rounder Well, yon oro better off
than I am. Yon pot a run for your
money. Life.
(lave lllmneir A war.
First Wolter (nt summer resort)
Can't stop to talk. I'm waltin'on nten-dollar-a-wcok
cleric at table 03.
.Second Walter How did you get his
alary down so fine?
First Walter It ain't more than Unit,
or ho wouldn't 'n'givon mo tucl a big
tip. (Joixl News.
Her Iteal Itlglitn.
Mnmio I believe In woman's rights.
Gertie Then you think every woman
should have a vote.
Mamie No; but I think every wom
an should hove a voter. Harper's Ihv
car.
llir Fear.
Mrs. tie Von Why aro you eo anx
ious to have your son marry a widow?
Mrs. Maliip Fin so afraid ho might
make a miss-alliance, otherwise. bo
troit Free Tress.
An Onlc-Corn.
"If an acorn grows nn nn oalc tree,"
remarked Madge, one night, why don't
they call them oak-corns instead of
oconib?" Harper's Young l'coplc.
No lioom for AgiiiMtlrUtn.
"To you believe in dreams?"
"Why, of course! I've often had them
myself." Truth.
No lilrnta Phattrred.
She Why don't you marry her?
He Ilecauso It'a 110 much moro de
lightful to lovo her! Truth.
AN ADVANTAGE.
l'riend I shouhl think it would Irri
tate an Irishman, with such an aversion
toward anything English as you hold,
to have red hair.
O'Toole Yis; but think nv th
plishure (;i have nv cuttia' it. i'uek.
linrrril Hot.
Mrn. Von Klumer I an afraid that
young man in the parlor is tryinff t
kiss Clara. I thov.glit I heard her cry
out.
Vim Fl'iii-.i-r lleavi-.i',: let nie c;o in
there at imic".
Mrs. Yu:i Itlmr.er You eati't rret In,
!;;, l-:ir. l.as locked tlu ii',o:
'1 rii 1'a.
I.i'.e .Most.
WI.V-My !..! I.. tl.e .;iieeiv:.t
r:an.
i'l'l.-::.!- I.i what r.-.perl;'
ife-V!;y. 1 e!' re he 1 i-rrled 1
coiibli'.'t ;-rl I. in to leave the hoti.se b
fore twelve oYlee'.t. and since Iea;''t
ret. l.ifi t'i come to it before that time
Detroit Free I 're .
I tKil d lifT,TI.'!lt.
Die!:- I.ool: !i, re, sister. I can't cone
t... i:i )...: j-:.-t yet: 1 aia-t v:i..h.-d.
lll.hr ; i.-t. r-All right, Duk. I'm
not qr.ite ready b.r you, anyway.
Dick Well, you're a nice U acker,
you i re! Here it, Is after ten o'clock.
l o:ae, now, you better hump yourself.
J udgc.
Tin-re iih a D'llercnre.
Fitlle City Cirl How funny! You
jvt your milk from a cow and we get
ours out of u ca 11.
I.ittlc Country Girl II ut it's just the
Mime kind of milk.
Little. City Girl Oh, no; I noticed a
great difference right aviuy. 1'rook
lyn Life.
A iliot to I.ih1!hi11os.
Mr. Kicker Thischoptu' tes of soap.
Landlady Yon urn mistaken, sir.
Mr. Kicker Fin i.r.re of it. I believe
,thc coo!; mas t!i? c'.op thr')u;;h tho
clothes v.rin;,-er so they will 1 pr :ad
cut inid look li":;i-i'. 'i'e.a:i Sli'il.
:..;a..ii.
I'ilu? iuit is t!ic meaning of that
dying: '"He irivs twice who gives
fpii,d!y?"
Dyke It means thut he generally
gives twice us much 11s tho fellow who
doesn't give quickly. I'uck.
iust roiiini fiiit.
I cannot sin? the oUl son'.'.
An I Just 'twist uia nncl you,
I'm told bv many person tuut
1 cuunot uliiK tlic now.
HulTslo Courier.
lletter Thuu Not hi 11 (C.
Old Scails I hope, young man, you
are putting by something for a rainy
day.
Llghtheart O, yes, hlr. I hove two
mackintoshes and half a dozen good
umbrellas already. Town Topics.
Suniiuy Muilo.
Mother Horrors! What in tho
world are you singing, and on Sunday,
too?
Little Hoy Oh, this song is all right.
It's about tho prodigal son. Good
News.
Never Too I nto to Lvaro.
Snlokson Ho you think you could
ever learn to love mo?
Kthel I might somo time. I see
Queen Victoria is learning Hindustani
at tho nge of seventy. Town Topics.
A l-erfei t Saint.
Ho It makes mo a better man every
tjmo I kiss you, durllng. .
She Oh, my, Charlie! How goodyou
tuust bu now. Brooklyn Liio.
TOUR FUTURE
IS IN TOfJH OWN HAND.
PsIalMry UftimM U tell what the Knee in vonr
hnd Indicate. Il will iman jam, U nothlnc more.
The sbore (tiajrnun kltnoM explelnt Iterlf. The
Irnirth of the LINI Of U9H lndirtr proliehle
SKR to which 70a w'H llm. Kf h HKA( Kl.KT
five 7 on thirty jnn. Well-mvlied LINK OK
HRAD drwatee braia sower 1 elur LINK OP
VOKTUNR, fene or rlchee. Bith combined mrxn
iicoeei in life 1 bot 70a noet kee ep with modern
lu to win il. Ton wlM And plenty of three la
Iimowt'i Family Manr.in, en sttrectirrly pre-
rnted thai every BMmber of the fumly 1 rnier.
tnlned. It I a doarni m(iudnre In one. At.'I.KAR
LINK OP HKART beapnaka uwidernens: a atrnlithl
LINK Of PATH, pwenl life; the rrrer If
cronknd A well . defined MNg OP HKAI.TII
ra 700 dneUM' bill ; an wfll the hmtith hint
tn Demnmil'a. No other mafratiiie puUllohra m
many Mortre to Intereat the home ehriu. Voa will
be aahter.t to eitremes of hie h epirlu or dexiod
enr.r if 70a have the illlUlI K OP VRNUH well
oiarhrd; keep S41 Tour apiiita by bavlnft Demorrat's
Maitunna t md. Ry anOerriMog tu it for IHM
ynn will man gallery of nqntaite work of ait
of ffroat value, baaide the anperti pnminm piclJire.
rrraincbea. " I'm Dalerr which la almoat a real
baiiy, anil enjaal to the original oil painting wbtri
emit $410; and yoa will bae a mcanne that cannot
he eaaled by any in the world for Ita brawtlfiil
illualnuion an-1 atitymt matrer, that will korp
yon poated on all the topic of the day, and all tile
fada, and riiirnrcnl Item of Internet a hoot tho
brmaehold, or Wire hirnlahlnir lotorrtln(; rradtog
taatter. both grave and gay. for the whole f am try ;
and while Denxweafa la not a faelitnn roairaatna,
Ita faahion paov are perfect, and 71 l get with It,
frve of cat, ail the pattern you wi'b to nee itarfnar
thn 7ear, and in any Me yna ehiaiae. Send in
yoor wbecrtptioo at once, only fi Otl. and voa will
really get over f-" 00 tn valwe. Addma Itt pnb.
Iuhr, W. Jennlng Pmnmuat. IS Baat Uth St.,
New Tnrk. If yon are nnacqnaintrd with Uw
Maraf!lnp. semi f or a apedmen oopy. A larveOtlAD
HANtli.K meajia honeaty ! s lanre TKIAfiOLR,
generoeity: km PIK.HT DIVTSIiiN OK THUMB,
strong will : IiONQ SRnoND DfVWION, rcaano
Ing facalty. The at Of TNT OP JTIPITKK beurn
ambition; that of SATV&N, prndrare ; the Mi N,
ke of splendor; MAKfi,enarace; MOON, imagina
tion ; VKNUH. low of piranire ; and M8KCVKY,
tnteillgewee. Take oar advto a aboe and you
will be aa puaaaaa 0w aut ajal noet vaiuba
aattty.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE koTWp.
Do you wear them 7 When next In need try pair.
Beat In the world.
5.00k3.00
2.50
$2.00
ron uoie
12.00
41. 75
FOR BOYS
$1.75
If you want fins DRESS SHOE, mad' tn the latest
styles, don't p:y $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 of
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom mado and look and
wear as well. If you wish to economlzo In your footwear,
do so by purchasing W. L, Douglas Shccs, Name and
price stamped on the bottom, lack fcr It whan you buy,
W. I,. DOUGLAS, I'.iockton, llnrr,. Sold by
I'". 1). lioiitl'T, Hlooiii-dririr. Win. II i-orr, Espy,
il. N. .... i;. rt'liltr, Kili'Miol'li,
A. M. 1 1'. It t . (UMlli.nlllf.
(I. K. Spoiislor, l.tino lll!!h-o.
I. Ii. 1 I.:'.,', ytov.'n, I'.i.
moiii
i A 1 , iv i '
t'.V:its Triiilo Viiil.'S Pliii:l:i"d, iimI ill
l';i- ;it i,"N!iii-ss iii:iij'.ii-ti-a lur MuiJKl.'ATR
H-:i-.
(11 It t ! 1 ' I ' I-: IS iil'I'OMTI" 'I'KK V. S. PAT
V.S'i' l''l-Il I.. Wf !i;iiv !, 1 KillwiolK-tcci, nil
l"is!lli"'s til -". t , hi'lO'i' i'ii Tl t I'm tis:li I ii t
tirssl'i I'-is t.ni" nml nt I.t-i.1 i'o.si 1 liitn t lioso ro
I..OI ll'illli V. :.uil.r'(.
Sr"nl !iiol '1, ilmtvliiif or p'loto, v illi dcstri,
l!oi.. V' ;.i: vl-,1- 11 j.iH.;i-.:aM,- r u.'l . Tn i- o
i.'li.irtf". (i:r fi'i not lu. till al"ii l- si'uiiiwi
A b"oi;, "limv lo Ulilaln Piitrtil-i," wltli ts l'T
ftiri's to iifiiinl clli'tiis In your M.u.'.l 'utility, 01
lOWII, SOUl tll'f. AdUl'I'.HS
l'. A. SNOW i () Witsliliicrtun, I). '
C.liniOHlle L'. S. I'utelit tirllre.)
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD
AFTKK MAY 13, ISM.
Train!" l"ave nioniitshur ri fi ll ks K'indays
ec'ti'(1 1
i'or Now York, I'li1li1"lpli1'.i. Tt"u Jtnif Po'ts
vlllo, Tlinif qil 1. itc. ti 10, 11.15 M to.
Kor ' lliinniHport , ;,n a. 10.., 8 ii p. m tsun
(luv, 7 5s s. ui ,4 .2 p. 111.
Kor lMnvllis htirl .Millon, 7.15 B. to , 8.S8. 1110
p. m. fcutidiiy, 7.57 a. m., 4.8J p. m.
1'iir fs'wls 8.10 7 4, il.l5a m.. 12 1.1, 5.0J,
(1.M0, 11.10 p. m. hundny, 10,81 a. m. 7.03 p. m.
Kor hupt-rt 8.10. 7.45. 11.18 a. til., li.15. 3.15,
1 00, f.3". 11.10, 11.35 p. in. Kuiiduy 7.H, VIM a.
m., i.t" 7.01 p in.
Tr'tln ror Ifloomshurs;
Loave New York vltt of PliPHnVlphta 8.00 a.
m., 4. "(I p. m. and via Kant on s : a. tn., 4.3U p. tu
Iavo rhllHdflplila ItV.lo n. m , ti.oO p. nt.
Leiv lti'Mdms ii.sn a. tu. 7 5" p. ia.
1 -uv PniisviTle l'i.sn p, m.
U'ave Tainaqus 1.S0 . rp., 9 t p m.
Uave wiMiiiiiisrort v S5 a. n,., 4 85 p. m. Sun
1! iv, s ii a. iii., t.?5 p.m.
1.1'svu (.'at.HWivaa 7.o. s.90 a. m. l.vi), 8 IS, 8.10
li.lUp.in. sundav, 7.45 a. in., 4.'5 p 111.
i.fitve nupm f..si, 7.08, b irr. 1 .-ji . tn., 1..37,
.'J7, f.io. 11 84 p. m. Kundaya, 7.5y, 10.18 a. lu.
1.;",' 1. III., 11.44.
Kor Balt.lmor", Waslilntfton sml th West via
B. H. ii., throucU lrilD9 P avo lilrarj Ave.
nue stsiioti, Pr.lla. (P. a Ii. It. H.i h .v). ..m. 11.88
a. in., 3.58. 5.48 7.18 p. tn. bur,aa 3.50, b.ihl
ll.nti a, HI.. 3.50, 8.48, 7.18 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
reave Philnfletphla. Chestnut Mreet Wharf nnd
South Street Wuart
KOK ATL.AM1I0 ciTr.
Weekdavs Kxprew, 9.oo, a. m., 4.00, 5.0H, p. m
Aot'ouimodallon, 8.00 a. lu., 5.45 p. in.
Sundays Kxnreas, 9.00 a.m., Accomodation,
8.00 a. tn., and 4.30 (.in.
Ket'irnlnsr leave Atlantic city Depot, corner
Atlantli ana Arkansas avenues. Weekdays.
Ex pre as. 7.30, 8.50 a.m.. and 4.00 d. m. Accom-
moaailou, 8.10 a. in , and 4.30 p. ni.
Sundays. Express. 4.00. 5.15 p. m. Accom
modation, 7.16 a. 111., and 4.15 p. to.
Parlor Cars on all Kxpreas trains.
I. A. RWBIOARD, U. Q. I1ANCOCK,
Pres. ti (ion'l .superintendent. Gen l Pass. Act
pLOOMSBTJRO & SULLIVAN R. JK
Taking effect MONDAY, NOV. 17, lmo.
SOUTH. NOKTH.
Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv
STATIONS, p. m. r. u. a.u. a.m. r. m. r. m.
Bloorcl)UrV,.TO 88 It rs 7 18 88 I 88 I 40
Main Ht reet 18 11 57 T 07 8 48 9 48 8 47
Irondale 4 18 11 65 T 04 8 41 1 48 6 50
PaperMIU 6 08 11 47 8 68 8 68 8 68 (88
Lltrhtat reef. 05 11 45 9 88 8 51 9 68 101
Orang-evllle 8 67 11 85 8 48 9 0 1 9 18 7 10
POrKS. 8 48 11 a 6 IS 14 8 SI 7 80
Zaner'i 5 48 11 17 80 9 is 8 80 T 84
.Stillwater 6 87 11 13 8ft 9 35 8 0 T 88
Bonton,.... -..... 88 11 ro 1 9 88 4 10 T 88
Bdsoni 5 98 10 47 11 9 40 4 IB T 44
Coles Cresk 80 10 45 09 9 43 4 to 7 48
SufrsrlORf 8 16 10 41 8 AS 48 4 88 7 58
Uuhacbs, 6 19 10 88 8 no 9 so 4 81 T 67
Central. 8 08 10 80 6 68 10 00 4 40 8 07
JajnUon Ctt ... 8 00 10 80 S 60 10 OS 4 60 8 10
.v. lT. LV. At r.
44.00 ;
4 c n A iZaDiaI
2.25 jMj
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
D
KLAWARE LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSCURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NORTH.
i.M.
A 20
S35
A 40
4H
7 0S
7 I
70
77
7K
7 W
7 41
74S
7 64
ton
S 10
811
81
8 SO
8 at
p. n.
I M
A. M. P. M
North (tmiirmhd....
Unmron ....
CliulnflKy...
5
t M
imuvine
C'atawissa
Kupert
HIiKimsburg
Brfpr
I.I1110 HUa..
Willow Oroye
rirlsrcreek
Dnrwlclt
honi'b Haven
Illok'i Kerry
Hliliikulilnny
Iliiinock's
Nantlcoke.
Avonde le
Plymouth
Plymouth Junction....
t 1
'M
31
I 88
8 48
il M)
8 M
8 04
8 10
8 17
a W
8:w
8 48
8 81
I 58
4 no
4 Oft
4 m
4 Vt
17
4 i
4 80
4 84
4 7
48
4 Nl
4 Sft
1098
10W
10 44
10 49
8 88
6 (H
It8
8 m
8A
1
8 48
8 80
8 88
11 If
11 18
7 i
7 0
7 8H
1183
ii 4
7 8H
7 Ju
7 48
7 48
7 !W
7 57
8 Oi
II M
8 40
KlnKs'on S4''
llnnnelt., 4
Waltby bm
W7omlng g M
West I'litatoD U 01
18 08
12 08
8 07
18 18
it &
a 1
l'lltston (
8 8
Duryes ...
H
U 18
9 -ii
8 SV
Lnnkawstins...
Tsylorvllle
Bollevue s
Sckikton
STATIONS.
8 K
8 U
8 47
8 64
IS .35
D11
18 45
r. .
a. si. r.m
HO UTH,
A. M.
no
8 us
in
18
It 2 ?
6 18
88
840
844
8 48
6 M
8 SU
7 04
7(i
7 14
7 i
7 )"1
: 44
TH
H i
S 09
M
8 17
SCRiKTOH
Hellnvuo
TaylorvlllH
Lirkawatiua
I'lirypt...
I'tttston
Wnst I'ltf.BlbQ
VVynmtnjf
Whitby .
I'rnuetf.
KlnirxJor
rivoionth JuuctlOD. .
Plymouth
Avnriflule
Nuntlooke
Hiir,loi:k'a
f btrkhlilnny
llloic's Frry
liesoli Haven
HlTWlOk
Urtnr Treoit
Willow flrovo
Mm KldgO
Koy
8 SO
135 807
9 85
in on
1(7
10 in
1014
10 )
10 7?,
10
10 38
1I13H
lOW
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i'ontiwt,1nn Rt. T1Tert with PMlarlMphi A
h,-a,tln(r Knilrool for Tamnnonrt. Tdinunu.
w iiumnrort. Mrnrmrr, pottaviile. oto. At
North 0 mborl tu with . K. Dlv. P. IL H. for
llnrrlsiiurtr. Lock Haven, Emporium, Wsrrea,
worry nna hrie.
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F. DALLSTKAD, flen. Mftn..
bcrtnton, P(k.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
P. & K. 11. K. PIV. AND N. C K Y
In effect May ,31 1S".,3. Trains leave Sunbury
EASTWARD.
9:48 a. rn. Train 14 (Pally except Sunday) for
H.trrlsliiirif ol d Intomii'dU'e stations arriving
at I'hllnd Uplila3:oo p. in. ; New York 5:50 p. m.;
i-altlnio'e. 3:in p. m.: Wiothineton 4:30 u. in..
entitled Intf nt Philadelphia lor all foa Hho
points rassentrer cohciioh 'o I'lilladelphla
tJiltlinoro. purlorciirto PUUadelph'a.
1-5.1 1) to. Train s. (I)nlly excent Mundav.1 for
Ilnri1-.r)iirir and Intermediate Muttons, arriving
nt 1 1 1 1 1 r, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 ai H:W p. in. ; New York, H:35 p.
In. : Hiiltimore B:45 p. tn. ; VI ashlriitoo -:18 p. tu.
purlor r.trs to Philadelphia ami nasseotrar
i-ouriii-H in l'oii.nieipiiia anil nuiiimoro.
5.85 n. tn. Train 18 I Ualiy exe.'iil Kuuday; for
Iiiirrls'i'iri and ltiterm;dt:ile ,n; h, hrrlvlur
ut Phllndeipliln in:5.i p. 111. New York 3:.".n n,
in-, Haltlmore 10:40 p. rn., WashlnKtun 4:10 a.
tn., P:iss"ii','.-r tO'iell to I hllnilelpt lu.
-:.".' 11. 111. Train , (Dally.) for liariis'oirir and
allliileriiieilliite .itntlons, arrlvltM lit Phlli'dei
tilila li'll a. Ml. : New York T iii a. 111. Pullman
Aleepiiiif ear :.;-oiri Hurrl-oiiri: to PhllatlMpuls
nn I N,'tv York, elill oieiphi i:is'ni-rscau rtj
Inalll III S efpiT lllldlit urln d 'nn ;i 7 it. in.
l:'.oii in. ' '!).il!v,'i lor II:ii rl.-roir: n'i.1 Inter
le." rule : it ions, iirnviin; at Plul.nlelpiil i 1.
in.. New Yoik !i:30 a. 111, 1 1 : 1 1 In. ore tM a. ui.
Vas''lM!,rio'i 7::(n ;i. m., Pullniii'i sleepltij.' earn
to lT,llaiep!ila and piissent;' r eo.tche.i to plilia-
iieiiiuia met iiaiuinor.'.
4:3il H. 111. Train M (r.all'-,) for I!ari'l'biiri
nni it'i roiiomi stations hiti. itir in ii.uti
tiiore -i. a. 111. nnd as 'Uitori i(i;iiin. m and
Pulltii'iii sleeplui; curs 10 I. , P liimre, i.'ii.i!il:ij;
ton, and I'uahi'nor couches U lialtlinoro.
wi:stuai;i).
'!::'l ,i. 111. T: I'll 'J (Dally except, sund iy) for
f in 111 T.-Uu 1. I.'oeliester, UilffniO and Nlatrira
Fills, wiilt I'lillinaii slf fiiiitri.-iirs to imtr.ilo and
p I's-rjjvr cTe'.ios to lini'ln.'.ster.
r.:13 a. in 'I r.iln 3 (lial'y,) tor Krlo. rsnaniol
irua and lnt'-rmeilluio stations, Koehesler, Lui
liio and Mag-urn I'.'.'.ls. wiili Puilmau palace
caisito Krie nnd Kitnira ana paast-nfer coacnes
to Krlo and ltn.in-kter.
H:5H Tr-ln is (Dally,) for l.ocit naven and
intermediate slut Ions.
1:35 p. 111. Train 11 (Dally except Hunday) fDr
hane, cniiandalvu-i and inurmeaiato sunueis,
liocliiiHior. liunalo, and Nluiraru Kails with
throuu'li paHein;ereoiieIiesto Ruueacd Kochea
ler and Parlor ear to koohest.er.
5:31 p in. Train 1, (Daily except Sunday) for
Kenovo, Klinlra and Ititerinedlatfi stations.
8:45 p. m -Train 13 dally tor v llilaiusport and
iniern'.eniato mations.
Till'OL'OU TKUNS FOK St'NP.URY FROM
THE E1ST AND SOUTH.
Train M Leaves New Y'ork, 18:15 nhrht, Phlla-
d'lplila 4;3n a. in., lialllrnore 4:4. a. 111., Karrla
huru, 8:15 a. in., daily arriving at tiunbuiy 9:5
a. m. -
Train 11 Leaves Philadelphia 8-50 a. m.,
w jsuinifion , inn a. in., naiiiuinre p.-sc a. tn
(dally except hunday) arrlvlnir at ttunbury. 1:8
with Purlor car trom phlladuTphla and passen
ger coacnes trom I'liiinoeipnti ana nuiiimore.
Train 1 Leaves New York 9-00 a. ni . Pulladel
plila 1l:5i a. m , Waslilnirton 10:15 a. ui.. Haiti,
more 11:10 a, in., (dally except Sunday) arrlvin
atsunbiiry 5:)i p m. with passenver coachoa
rrom t-niiaiieipuia ana nan imore.
Train 13 leaws New York i.lu p. m.. Phlladel
pliia4;S.ip. 111., Washington 8:15 p. m., Kalttmore
i-.i-i p. 111. arriving at Sunbury 9:5 p. m.
n hroutfh Coach and Parlor car trom PutladeU
pnia.
rraiu leaves iNew norK e:.in p. m.. t nnaaei.
phlat:80 p. m., Wnshlnirtou 7:40 p. m., UaltU
mores:4r. p. in., (iiauy except, saiuraav,) arrtv.
Iui at Sunbury, 9:04 u. m. with PulltnaDHlnepUig
cars nnd pasio.'nger coaches from Washington
and Bait lmore.
Train 8 leaves Now Y'ork 8:00 p. m., Pulladm
phla 11:90 p. m., Washlmon 10:40 p. m., Haltl
niore 11:40 p. m., (Dally,) arrlvini; at Kunbury
5:08 a. in., with Pullman sleeping oars from
Philadelphia, Waslilntfton and Baltimore and
passenger coaches from Philadelphia and Balti
more. 8UNBFRY HAZLBTON, ft WlLKBSBARRB
RAILROAD, AND NORTH AND WBST
BRANCH RAILWAY.
(Dally except Sunday)
Train 7 leaves sunbury lfcoo a. m. arriving at
Bloom Ferry 10:48 a. ni., Wilkes Barre 19.10 p. m,
Ua.H-ton 18:15 p. m., Pottsville 1.96 p. m.
ThroiiKh t'oach WIlllamHpnrt to WUkes Ilarre,
Train II leaves Sunbury 5:38 p. in. arriving at
Bloom Ferry 6:88 p. m., Wllkes-Barre 7:60 p. m.
Ilazleton 7:6n p. m. Pottsville 9;05 p. m.
Through Coach Wllllamsport to Wllkes-Barre,
Train 8 leaves Wllkes-Barre 7:96 a. m. Potts
vllle 6:00 a. m., Razleton 7.-10 a. m.. arriving at
Bloom Ferry 8:47 a. m Sunbury 9 35 a. in.
Through Coach WUkes-Parre to Wiillaffisporf
Train 10 leaves Poitavllle 1:60 p m. ilazleton
8:04 p. m. WIUcetvBarre 8:18 p. m arriving at
Bloom Ferry 4:3) p. m., Sunbury 616 p. m.
Through Coach Wllken-Bami to jarrlsburg.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Train 7 leaves Sunbury 10,00 a. m., arriving at
Bloom Ferry 10:48 a. in., Wllkes-Barre 18:10 p. m,
Train 86 leaves Wllkes-Barre 4:40 p. in., arrlv.
Ing at Bloom Ferry 6:08 p. m., sunbury 7.-00 p, m.
8. M. PRKTOST,
Gen'L Manager.
J. H. WOOD,
Gen. Pass, Agt.
GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.FC-
N. U. FUNK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Mrs, Ent't Building, Court House Alley,
BLOOMSBURG, FA.
A. L FRITZ,
ATTORNEY AT-LAiV,
Post Office Building, and floor,
BLOOMSDURO, PA.
C. W. MILLER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Wirt's Building, 2nd floor,
ELOOMSBUKO, PA.
GEO. E. ELWELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Columbian Building, 2nd floor,
BLOOMSBUKO, P..
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W. II. SNYDER,
A TTOR N KY- IT-LA Wf
Otricc2nd floor Columliian building,
lil.OOMSliURG, PA.
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ROBERT R. LITTLE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Columbiau Building, 2nd floor,
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
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THOMAS B. HANLY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Mrs. Ents' Building,
BLOOMSBURG, 1A.
B.V. WUITI. A.M. TOST.
WHITE & YOST
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW
Wirt Building, Court House Square.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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H. A. McKILLIP.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Columbian Building, 2nd Floor.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRED IKELER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office back of Farmers' National Bank.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
JOHN M. CLARK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE,
Moyer Kros. Kuililing, 2nd floor,
BLOOMSUL'RG, l'A.
J. II. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, IN'.SURANCX AND
HEAL EnrATK AGKNT,
Lockard's Building, 2nd floor, Corner
Main and Centre.
B. FRANK ZAK.il,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Clark's Building, cor. Miiu a.. a centre Sti.,
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
C"Can be consulted in German.
W. II. RIIAWN,
A'lTO RN E V-AT-LA W,
Office, corner of Vbird and Wain Streets,
CATAWISSA, PA.
J. B. McKELVY, M. D.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Office, North aide Main St., below Market,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Dr. J. C. RUTTER,
PHYSICIAN AND SVRCKOK,
Office, Norta Market Street,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
DR. J. R. EVANS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office corner Third and Jefferson streets.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IIONORA A. ROBBINS, M. D.,
Offio, West First Street,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Special attmlisi grtea t the ere ajaa tka
J.J. BROWN, M. D.,
Market Street Bloomsburo, Pa.
THE EYE A SPECIALTY.
Eyes treated, tested, fitted with glasses
and Artificial Eyes supplied.
Hours 10 to 4. Telephone Connection.
DR. M. J. HESS,
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col.
lege. Office and floor front, LockartVt Build
ing, corner of Main and Centre Streets,
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
Dentistry in all its branches, Work Guar
anteed as represented. Ether and Gas ad
ministered or klectkic vibrator and Local
Ana-sthetics used for the painless extraction
of teeth free of charge when artificial teeth
are inserted'
8. B. ARMENT, M. D.,
Office and Residence No. 18. Went Fifth gt
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AW
NOSE A SPECIALTY.
ito 10 a.m. BloomsbiM
orrici nouns. Juto 4 p. M.
(7 to 9 P. M. p.
DR. AND REW CRAYDOH
PHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON.
Bloomsburo, Pa.
Office and residence In Prof. Waller's Doom,
MARKET STREET
HriCIA I ATTtMTION TO DleSABKS Or CBIIMM
H. BIERMAN, M. D.
UO.V (EOPATniC PHYSICIAN AND BUItOCOB
orric nocai: Offloc A Residence, US W. M.M.
Until t a. a., niootnnbnrsr, m.
1 to 2 and 7 to l r. u.
Dr. W. H. HOUSE,
8fKEON DENTIST,
Onice, Ilartnn's Bnlldlnfr, Main below MarttA
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
All styles of work done in a superior manner.
aim an worn warranted as represented.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIK,
by the use of Gas, and free of charge when
artifii-inl tf.,1 nvm !nc..l..l
Wo be open all hours during the day.
C. WATSON McKELVY,
FIRE INSURANCE ACENT.
(Succesuor to B. P. Hartman.)
ltinnwnti tvnlv. a, ika nn -
lu tlic world, among wDrch are :
CASB TOTAL DDRPLOt
Franklin nf Phtla. e.iim m.i'.'i tyt, r.-ta .1 nm
Pen 11 a. I'hlla 4i.(irio s2f,,io l,4iJie
Ouei'ti. of N. Y. IWiO.oon H.MMjtin MtM
WetcheHter, N. Y. HIIO.O1O 1,7M;I7 41TJ0
N. America, Phlla. S,ooo,uio vTHivsss M4,T
OFMCS IN I. W. MOKlLTT S SSTORB.
C-tTLosscs promptly adjusted and paid.
M. P. LUTZ & SON,
(SUCCESSORS TO PREAS BROWN)
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS AND BROKERS.
N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Street
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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Represent Seventeen as good Corapan.
ita as mere are in me v oria and ail
losses promptly adjusted and paid
at their Office.
CHRISTIAN. F. KNAPP,
FIRE INSURANCE,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Home, of N. Y. : Merchants nf TiiWerlr
N. J.; Clinton, N. Y.; Peoples', N. Y.; Read
in p, Pa ; German American Ins. Co., Haw
York; Greenwich Insurance Co., New York;
Jersey City Fire Ins. Co., Jersey Cily, N. J.
1 liese old corporations are well se sorted
by aye and fire tested, nnd have never yet
had n loss settled liy any court of Inw. Their
assets arc all invested in solid securities, and
liable to the hazard of fire only.
Losses promptly and honestly ndjtistedand
paid as soon ns determined, by Christian F.
Kn.-ipp, Special Agent and Adjuster, Blooms,
bintr, Pa.
The people of Columbia couniy should
palronije 1 lie nrcnev hpri 1
"it Milieu anu paid ty one ol their
citizens.
CLYDE C. YETTF.R,
ITKE INRURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
Hl.OOMSHCHO, TA.
Farm property a specially. 4-22-17.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
James McCloskey Proprietor,
Opposite the Court Ituuwi)
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Large and convenient sample ruoma. Bath
rooms, hot and cold water, and all UMMicxa
conveniences.
WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCER3.
Teas, Syrups, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses,
Kice, Spjce-s, Jlicarb Soda, Etc.,
N. E. Comer Second and Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ClTOrders will receive prompt attertion.
fin & nm Miiia'
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED,
Estimates gven on Application.
W. C. SHAW,
Fourth Street. - Bloomsburg. Pa.
E. A. RAWLINGS.
DEALER IN
All Kinds of Meat.
Beef, Veal, Lamb, Mutton,
Pork, Hams, Bacon, Tongues,
Bclogna, &c. Free Delivery
to all parts of the town.
CENTRE STREET,
C. H. REICE'S OLD STAND.
BLOOMSBURO, PA.
THE WORLD S FAIR
I'houijfi'apliea and deaerllted. Wide awake
aircnt warned lor our new World's 1' air book br
Directors Ueneral Davis, Mm. Puller Palmer
ana oilier oOlclals. over ton plot urea, nearly
all prnitDgrapliH. tiN puuts. Low tirtoe. mi
coniinlsa'ou. Freight paid. days' credit. Hlt
Inirlnht. Men or ludlcs iniike (10 a day. bend for
c li cular ; or bend 50 cents 1 o-dny lor lurire oumt,
contulnlnir over 100 pUoirgraplm.
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