THIS COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURG, PA. TOR SALE. Dentralilo viu-nnt lofunml i number of g.mcl bounesaud ln's In niutiiiiMburg, l'a Tlio u.'Hl baBliwsH.ilniKl Mi lUiMiniimix. A vory ilrslni. 6o proimrl v voiitaliilnx l acres and Hint, ul.ist toulUIliiK" wli li kdi"1 vtlll In a biiMliieis worm HAW U) .5' m'l yi'iir at Willow movo. Uwelllngs 1" Kspy, Orantfnvllli) and Uracil Haven. A large number ot larim In t'oluiniilu County, ono In I.u.eriiH Counly, one In Virginia. Two uouiurj' store siunds In Columbia Cuiiinr ud one In Luzernu county, A water power planing mill, tlry dock and lumber yard and beds in beaeli Haven, l'a. AImo 10 aores of jood farm land at game place, by M. 1'. i.V'l', BON, Inimraueu and lieai Kslato Agents, faUiOMMIUiKU, l'A. tf. SPECIAL NOTICES. fiClTLKKWIVlI,Y CUHED FOK IN formal Ion address D. K. Wuitknuiut, aaqua, Schuylkill Co., l'a. ft-5-ly. K0O.V8KOU YOUNG MEN. M. M. I'HII.LirH has veiy di'Hlrable furntslied rooms for la young men. Until room adjoining, for uso otoocuuuuta of the rooms. Call uud oxamlno. 6-19-tf. LL KIHDS OV 1II.ANKH FOK JUSTICES L and conbt AB1.KB at tue Columbian of. tf. UrANTEO 'deKmen, traveling or lneil, uuliin or commission as preferred, "ill ntfreo. Address A. 11. llereudoen Co., Nur Scrymen, Oeneva, N. V. d. "1IT ATlill l'OW Ell MILL OF 1)11. JOHN F. YY CIIAP1N at Benton, Col. Co., l'a., Is for reuu Apply to cuaki.ksu.13akki.kv, ltlooms- tounf, l'a. BADOES. WE AHE PKEPAKKD TO SHOW samples of metal, celluloid, woven and ribbon badges tor all kinds of orders and so Metles, andean nivo them made to order on short notice, fee samples and get prices. AUU1COS llltt ,,LL.nmo p, . MEN WAITED To take orders. No delivering or col lecting, ivxper'nee not necessary. Hieady employment, liest terms. Write at once and secure cluileo of territory. Al.l.l.N NIKS1KKV CO., 3.9-lui. ioclitHter, J. V. Justices aud Constables Tea Bill. Justices atul constables can procure copies of fee bill under the act of 1893, at the Coi.umman office. It is print ed in pamphlet form, and is very con venient for reference. It also con tains the act of 18S9 concerning the destruction of wolves, wildcats, foxes and minks. They will be sent by mail to any address on receipt of 20 cents in stamps. tf. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. Interesting Items From Various Points in tho County, Reported by Our 8taff of Correspondents Espy. Moving time is here and many of our people have changed their places of residence within the past week. Dr. Rcdeker has taken up the bicy cle agency and has sold several wheels lately. He is agent for the Wavcrly machines. Mrs. Chas. Greenwald has been ly ing dangerously ill during the past week, but has improved slightly at this writing. The ferry is now in operation under the management of Louis Hess and son. Edward and Clifford Barton, of Hazleton, were visitors to town last week. Wilson Wanich has erected a small building adjoining the old grist mill, in which he has placed a chopper. It will be in operation in a short time. Messrs. Samuel McKamey and Samuel Bogert have purchased new bicycles and are therefore very con spicuous on our streets. W. B. Everett has moved into the house formerly occupied by Birt Mil ler. He has started a store in the front part of the building, in which he will keep a good supply of tobacco, cigars, confectionery, etc. Elmer Hummel has started a barber shop in part of the store room occu pied by W. B. Everett, where he is prepared to do all kinds of tonsorial HEALTHY EXERCISE freBh air aud proper food, help to keep a woman in good condition It's insufficient for some, weakened or borne down as they aro by the ailments and irregularities peculiar to tbeir sex. They're . easily helped, though; there's a remedy in Dr. Pierce's & Torite Prescription that will build up and oure every enfeebled woman It's the prescription of a physician has been tested in thousands of cases, and never found wantinz. Tho only risk that's taken is that of the manufacturers who promise to refund tho money if no benefit is experienced. This " Prescription " reaches the origin of tho trouble Dizziness, fainting (spells, find nervous disorders, nnoh aH sleeplessness, chorea or St. Vitus's tinner, depend upon tho ir regularities r.nd displacements of the special structures, tho "Prescription" cures by regulating nd correcting these functions and organic changes. work. Elmer is a first class barber who deserves and will undoubtedly receive a large share of the patronage. Mrs. M. A. Blasser, of Bloomsburg, visited Espy on Tuesday. Martin Savage, of Nanticokc, was called to town on Sunday by the ser ious illness of his sister, Mrs. Charles Greenwald. Clyde DcWitt has given up his posi tion at Ainmerman's meat market, and will return to his home at Jamison City in the near future. Mr. I latter, of Nescopeck, has taken his place. Walter, son of Wm. Savage, broke his arm on Monday, by falling off the fence. East Benton. Last Tuesday night there was a magnifiiccnt display of "Aurora Bor calis." The phenomenon was beauti ful and realistic in the extreme. Whether caused by atmospheric con ditions or by electric currents may not be known, but tne heavens had a ma jestic and grand appearance. From all points of the northern hemisphere of the Fky there shot from the horizon to the zenith great volumes and sheets of light, flashing like continuous light ning, looking to all intents as though the northern universe was ablaze, the heal shooting in a'l directions like the heat out of a furnace. These great volumes ot shooting light appeared like great sheets of misty clouds run ning with lightning speed to the zenith ot the heavens. There is no question as to the phenomenon that really ap peared ; the question is, was it a re ality, or only an apparition ? Were those flashes or heats of shooting light great waves of atmospheric disturban ces, or did they emanate from a great electric belt in the far off universe ? At all events wc watched the grand display for nearly an hour with min gled wonder and admiration. lhe recent cold snap not only checked the growth of vegetation but gave the farmers also a back-set in their business operations. Our public schools will not close for some time yet as there was a measley time among nearly all the districts. Smallpox seems to have Rained a foothold in many localities. It is hoped that the rural districts will not be infested with the loathesome dis ease. Road supervisors are beginnimr to put the roads in good order. I here seems to have been some misunderstanding about lhe Ammer man bridge across Fishingcreck. It has been neglected of the necessary repairs, it would seem. Well, so long as there are no "holes" in the bottom, no body will be sued for damages. 'Let the band play." I he Coxey experiment will be watched with amusing interest. The flitting season has ended and we are now partially surrounded with new neighbors. The long winter nights have short ened and among the farmers politics must now be laid aside until they get another crop ready for the market. But please don't forget your Democ racy and tariff reform. It is said that Berwick, Mifinn, Espy and Catawissa want free bndge3. I suggest that we arch the river from the Montour county line to the . Luz erne county line and "let the band play all the time." You know Coxey has gone to Washington and when he returns his army may be large and it may want to cross the river at every point. I here will be a county bridge across Raven creek at W. H. Smith's farm. A free bridge, of course, after we get our taxes paid. Yes, bridge the river, too. Columbia county is Democratic, and Democracy believes in free trade, free bridges and freedom. Forks. Four car loads of machinery have been hauled from Forks station for the flouring mill at Jonestown. The mill will be run by the roller process. I nomas & Kimble, proprietors. Walter & Tones are now running a shoe store in Bloomsburg, The new firm of Mathers Bros, have entered at Jonestown in the mercantile business Willi a large line of goods. Some of the people are hard up for stone and honesty in these parts. m. Unangst had collected a large lot of fine building stone on his farm. A fe.v days since when he came to look for the stone they were gone. They could have been easily rolled down hill to the main road, where they were carried off. A man who steals build inn stone would move his ter.ee on another man's land. The lloral decorations of Asbury church on Laster Sunday were excel lit. Elias M. Laubach is turning out as many pumps as he can possibly make The demand is greater than the sup ply. wm. unangst has finished up an excellent garden fence. Mis. Lewis has just leturned from a pleasant visit lo Wilkes Barre. He son William is engaged there in the bakerv business, doing well. Orville Pealer has returned from Michigan. Miss Ella Stucker is seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Miss Edi'.h Lehow, of Danville, is visiting Miss Grace Ammeiman. The grain is looking fine in this section. mmM "When I was a Boy," Writes Postmaster J. C. Woonsox, Forest Hill, W. Vn., "I had a bron chial trouble of such a persistent rtnd stuliliorn character, that tho doctor pronounced it Incurable with ordinary medicines, nud advised me to try Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. I did ro, anil one bottle cured me. For the last fifteen years, 1 Iisivo used this preparation with 'rjood effect whenever I take A Bad QGd3 and I know of numbers of peoplo who keep it in the house nil Hie time, not considering it safe to bo with out it." " I liavo lieen nsltijf Aycr's Cliorry Pectoral in my fmnily fur I'D yeiira, with tlie most siitisfactory results niut ciin tliei'i fully voconinii nil It n ln ln cspn cinlly iuliiiti'il to nil pultiiutiiiry com plaints I Imvo, for niiiny years, mailu vmhuctnvy uinl other iu:-i.'ir;i!os;i Homl Kf iiily, anil t lmvo cnv.o to tlio cerirliiMcii t!iat Aycr's Cherry IVctnnil occitpiuaa poHitlon riri'-citiinetit over other medi cinen of tho clans." Chas. Davenport, Dover, K. J. Ayer'c CSierry Pectoral Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayor St Co., Lowell, Mn. Pre motto act, surcto euro Trenton Emery has settled down to farming near Asbury. He was a long while identified with the Paul Hughes store in Nescopeck. Earn Richie has gone to Wilkes Barre in the dairy business. Jast Richie has gone to Berwick in the car works. Thanks to somebody, the end of the wire bridge looking toward the post office is fixed up. Al. Ammerman and Thos. Fairman made us a passing visit on last Sab bath on their way to Benton and re turn. Partook of a sumptuous repast at Merchant Ammerman's at noonday and felt much better prepared for travel. Agents know where to get a fine meal on their travels, hence they stop with Mrs. Ammerman, and are not disappointed. B. F. Edgar commenced uistuung on Monday last. There is no distillery in the 12th district better equipped with machinery for carrying on a large and complete business. Capt. Gara has put into it some handsome new machinery. A measant ride with our mail car rier, Mr. Kline, brought us to Water ton not long since, two miles from Huntington Mills, where we found Bruce Coleman running a first class hotel. No less than eight teams stop ped there for dinner, aside from other transient cuslom, and this is ot daily occurrence. Bruce is well established in the hotel business, well known in Bloom, Berwick and Wilkes Barre, for years identified with the press. Pealer. on bavidge mil, ciosea a successful term of school Friday last. Miss Hassert will conduct a select school at Stillwater during the sum mer. She is a graduate of Blooms burg Normal School. During the winter she has been ably assisted by Miss Zarr. J. B. DeLor.g, along with the new machinery introduced, has put in some fine copper work in B. r. Edgars rtis tillcry. DeLong is conducting a fine business in the tin and stoveware line at Oranceville. ive recently met our old lriena ana veteran. L. M. Crevehns, runninc a fine farm at Van Camp, and doing well. Mr. Crcveling says that while farm products are down, it does not affect his larder or the health of him self or family. We met him him at B. F. Edgar's, where he was enraged as instructor as gauger for M. W. Mc Henry. Mr. C'reveling was store keeper and guager at Fowler's distillery under Cleveland s first term ; also at Mcllenry's; tiansferred during same term. I Oau Frc-cure You Money for the purchase of real estate, the erec tion of buildings or making of other improvements on lands or to pay oil an incumberence at a very low rate of interest and you cm have from 5 to 20 years time to repay loan in easy monthly installments. Loans are made on either farm or city property. Build ing loans are made and the amount of loan advanced as work progresses. Call 011 or address J. F. Harkixs, Evans Block, Bloomsburg, Pa. T. F. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of Promise City, Iowa, says : 4,I bought one bottle of 'Mystic Cure,' for Rheu matism and two doses oi it did me more good than any medicine I ever took." Sold by C.' A. Kleim, Drug gist, Bloomsburg. ii 10 8m. HARD TIMES. What strikes the casual visitor of Bloomsburg hardest in these " hard times" is the great number of new buildings looming in sight, and the general business activity. Were the Republican strongholds thus willing lo strike at hard times much, indeed, of our business depression, " because of anticipated tariff tinkering," would be averted. To our mind there is not the least doult about this. It is like the question of resuming specie pay ment in the da)'s of Horace Greeley. The old man helped our statesmen out of their dilemma by telling them in tiie Tribune that the way to resume fpecic payment was just simply to re sume. So we believe it to be with nine tenths of our suspended auto cratic business plants that have here tofore been in the bad habit of regu lating the tariff to suit themselves. How so? Why, by either through as sisting in formulating the tariff laws, or lowering wages of employees, or else through the importation of cheap for eign labor. There is no denying the power of the American plutocrat. So in the language of Greeley we would say to those zealous political patriots who would stagnate business for poli tical effect, the way to resume business is to resume. And should labor get the better of capital through the re sumption, it will be the first time in the history cf our Government when capital could not manage to manipu late tatifY legislation far enough to make business profitable to home man ufacturers. Since 1871 the Grand Army of the Republic has expended near $3,000, 000 in the relief and burial of com rades. This signifies that the soldiers are rapid y dying, and that the vexed pension question will soon settle itself. If pensions were confined to soldiers proper, and their widows and orphans, not near so much money would be needed ; and, if needed, it would be paid ungrudgingly. It is the vast sum given so-called "dependent parents," et al., and the absorbing of money the soldier proper should have that, justi fies complaint. While ' dependent parents," who never smcllcd war pow der and never intended to, have all been pensioned long ago, soldiers prop er are dying daily with claims still un settled. We used to think politics had no influence upon a pension claim, but we have got over that train of thought. Rheumatism Cured in a Day. Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It re moves at once the cause and the di sease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits, 75 cts. bold by C. A. Kleim, Druggist, Blooms burg. n-io-8m. Tiauo For Ealo. Any one desirin;' to purchase a second hand piano in good condition, an I very cheap, can get information by calling at this olnce. tf. DR.KILMER'S e.M,KlDNEUIVER(S "USSE" Biliousness, rfeadnoho, foul hrenth, sour stomach, heart, burn, rutin Inchest, dyspepsia, constipation. Poor Digestion, Distress after eating, pain and bloating in the stomach, shortneus of brcutti, pain in the heart. Loss of Ayiietitc, A splendid feeling to-dny and depressed ono to-morrow, nothing six'nis to ttuito good, tired, sleepless nml all unstrunc, weakness, debility. Swuinp-ltool builds up quickly a run down constitution and uaike? tlio weak strong, Cuiinintrc-l'w conUTtii of One Itottlo. tf Hot Wueilted, DnnMinU will ixfund to jruu tlic iriec pulil. A DriijcitlnU, 50c. Mze, $1.00 Size.. "IuvaliiU' UuMo to lkiilth" frie- Coutultution fru, Dlt. KlI.MElt & CO., IllNOIIAMTOK. N. Y, TRUSTEE'S SALE -OP VALUABLX- Real Estate. Pursunnt to an order of the Orphan's Court of Columbia County, the undersigned Trustee appointed to sell the real ebtute of Unben. m I ler, bite of the township 0f MudlHon, said t'oun- ",u"''""' wmexposo to public sale, ou the preinlHcs, in Mudlson township, on SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1S94. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the 'ullowln;; described real eutate, to-wlf AH that certain tract of land situate In .Madison township aforesaid, boundi'd and described as follows to-wlt : on the north by lands lateot Jacob Miocmuker. on tho west by Juno of John Uirlstle ou tho south by lanjs of Amos Holler, and on the east by lands of Eras! us Header Bhott, containing "t-nuir- "23 ACRES OF LAND, oa which Is ct? led a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and 8miili bam. Ono half of th" above tract of land Is WEir pr.Ule road runs along ti.n 1, -,,.t . . lJr?'-- Wandcis ...v4u nuunu uu nay or Bale. Fit AN K IKELEIt, . Khbd Tkbi.br, Att'y. T.; rrnsrkw is i n kool S35 for Infants "Cnstorlalsso well adapted to children that J recommend It as superior to nnjr prescription known to mo." II. A. Ancnr.n, M. !., Ill So. Oxford GU, Brooklyn, N. Y. "Tho two of 'Cajrtorin U so tinlrersr.t nnd Its merits so Well known that It seomd a work ot suiiereropatlon to endorse It. Tow nro tho InMHi.'cnt families who do not keep Coatorla within eaxy reach." Caalos ILuirrjt, T. D., New York City. Tb CmrrAm imm iujiau.il HTIUinfflH B. F. Sharplkss, Trcs. N. U. LOOMSBUR LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Capital Stock, $30,0O0. riotted property is in the coming business centre of the town. It includes also part of the factory district, and Las no equal in desirability for residence purposes. CHOICE LOTS are offered at values that will be doubled in a short time. No such h opportunity can be cured on SMALL Lots secured Maps of the town and of plotted property furnished on nv plication. Call upon or write to the Secretary, or J. S. 'Woods, Snlos Agent, or any member of the Board of Directors. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. B. F. SlIARPLESS; J. L. DlLLOX. C. AV". Neal A. G. Biuggs, Dr. I. V. Wiliit Dr. H. W. McReyxolds, N. U. Fuxk. ' 1 1-19-1. el -GIVEN TO- REPAIRING WATCHES CLOCKS Ml J". Or. WELLS. Eyes examined an article that is beyond question. We handle the best makes of Shoes for Children- BOYS need no longer wear girls' shoes as we have a line made especially tne small JJoys. Ladies who wear Spring Heeled Shoes will find a good assortment at the store of W. C. McKINKEY. H. . Clark's Building, Main street. ELKHART CARRIAGE ,$11.00 jrv Ilve laid to ron.umer. for 1 ten. env mu uiurij tne duuliT'n profit. We Sin tho iVi . m 'r'" nunulHcinrer In AmiT. JJ! U'L ".ft i'1'l' U il mid lluriu-BS tin. v.uy-Blilr, Ifii' w?.,mr.f,'llf.l'tb"n wylf not wtisfno. I " &. 'r""'y"r2xoitr. Why r ,y on lu-entrld to Mio onlur for you? Wrlto yoi'r cwtt order. Ulpplni.'9' tak" rl" ' Cuuu3 "' 'wholesale prices. Spring Wagons, S3I to S50. Uunrantivd kimoaawlitui eoou.wi. Surreys, SOS to 10 J S37.50, a fine moKi for 0S. pheetona,Sb6 iSiM'S?' Form Wagons, Waonttee, Milk Wagons, Doll very Warons'"l Road Ko.37. Burro? Uuruens. iv int. itm 17' xaX " vrvi- -u oT f pM.'i lio 'I Pur I i J..H.V3 J,Ur-'a- Aitoa v;. L No. YiV.!, VcpRiwiry. 5 .. .Trot. .1. 7n;-Au J7K . . .r. j ji and Children. Castorlit ctiro8 Colic, Constipation, Four Stomach, Dlarrhrrn, T'.ruetntlon, Kills Worms, gives Bloep, and promotes d (feat Ion, Without Injurious medication. "For several years I haro reoomrnendij your ' Cnt orla,' and shall always continue t do so as It has Invariably produced bcncOcl results." EDwnt F. TAnmB, St. I., lSCth Street and 7th Ave., Now York City, Com - Awr, 77 Mchrat Bthket, Nkw Yor Cm, 1 m."Tvarfffp yfr .nesaiiB Funic, Sec. C. II. Campiiei.l, Treas. had elsewhere to make money, MONTHLY PAYMENTS- Attention -AT- free of charge. J. G. WELLS. Dui't Get Yourself in a Box BY BUYING SHOES OF AN UNCERTAIN QUALITY. It's a risk you can't afford to run can't afford any way when we can supply you witb for and HARNESS MFG. GO. .it., itojjts miLuuhA. NO.V-T, lion J WW". A) tS5 Klkhsrt Hlcyolc. -"ln-".uie pni'iiniiitio '"'"YuMiiii !:', K;.,ul 4... O.I I i..UiO I'JL.llU J.:. Ssc'y, ELECHAHT, INP- No. 761, Burroy. $23.50 ,-''-
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