THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
6
'Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOUITEUtf PURE
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, FA.
FRIDAY, JUNE I, 1894.
Entered at thn Post, Office iu MnnmHburg, Vn
as socond class mult or. MaroU 1, lsf.
Legal advertisements are printed on
the seventh page. tf.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
J. W. Geisinger acquitted himself
finely as a bass singer.
The pavement has been relaid and
widened on the Third street side of
M. R Church lot.
GiJding & Co. for clothing.
Dr. II. W. McReynolds has laid an
Ohio stone pavement in front of his
residence on Third street.
Do you want the Oxford Tie shoe ?
We keep them in stock and for sale at
bottom "figures. A. J. Hess, Main
street.
Amor g the latest improvements on
Third street is a new Ohio stone
pavement in front of J. D.Wilson's
property.
Jones & Walter showed their patri
otism on Decoration Day by decorat
ing one of the windows of their shoe
store with bunting.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
Now, as to fine boots, shoes and
slippers, give A. J. Hess a call, and
the chances are ten to one that he
will sell you something.
Frank Brown bought a fine five
years old horse at the sale of Mc
Crachen & Forbes at Danville, last
Saturday, for the Bloomsburg Beef
Co.
Julius Lindegren, the pi.tno tuner,
has left liloonihburg. but will return
the latter part of June. Orders for
tuning may be left at the store of
Teacock&'Co. tf.
A huckster from out of town sold
strawberries in front of the post office
last Saturday night for five cents a
basket. He had an overabundant
supply, which would not keep over
Sunday.
Gidding & Co. for clothincr.
There will be a gathering of
Veterans at the Patterson Camp Meet
ing ground, near Harveyville, in early
August. Harry Palmer and E. J. Bow
man are selected as orators of the
day.
About one hundred members of the
G. A. R. Sons of Veterans, and
Ladies Aid Society, attended services
at St. Paul's Church on Sunday morn
ing. An excellent sermon was preach
ed by the Rector, Rev. W. C. Leverett.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
It cures blood and skin disorders.
It does this quickly and permanently.
Is there any good reason why you
should not use DeWitt's Sarsaparilla?
It recommends itself. V. S. Rishton,
"igSist. tf.
A pension of $281.00 has-been
granted to Annie Brock way, minor
child -f Capt. C. B. Brockway deceas
ed. This is the back pay, and in
clude four dollars a monlh until the
minor becomes of age.
Worn over time is now the order
iih the Bloomsburg C01 Co. Several
other industries can mannag to run
extra time here, w,u!e lu;r neighboring
towns are eviden'ii- waiting for the
'arilThill in accordance with the wish
f the national combine.
De Witt's Saisaparilla is prepared,
lor cleansing the blood from impuri
ties and disease. It does this and
more. It builds up and strengthens
constitutions impaired by disease. It
recommends itself. XV.' S. Rishton
Diuggist. tt
Gidding & Co. ior clothing.
r 1 1
" v ss
By Buying a $115 LOVELL for $75.
Strictly high grade in every respect and guaranteed for one year.
CLEVELAND, 7 to $160.
ROCHESTER, $85 to tlpp.
W. S. RISHTON, AG,coiir erne.
Powder
I. Maier, best clothier, in Opera
House block.
Thene was a larpe delegation from
Forks to the Sunday School Conven
tion.
Orders for binding the "Magic
City " can be left at the Coujnman
Office, at prices ranging from 65 cents
to $1.50. aw.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
Let us remind vou that now is the
time to take DeWitt's Sarsaparilla. It
will do you good. It recommends it
self. W. S. Rishton, Druggist. tf
Terhaps the most pleasing feature
of our recent Sunday School Con
vention was the music, both vocal and
instrumental.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
In reference to an eight story church
about to be built in Chicago, New
York jealously yet somewhat truth
fully remarks that Chicago will still be
a lorg way irom 1 leaven.
1 There was a very perceptible white
irost on luesday mormng, severe
enough to give the more tender veget
ation quite a nip, if indeed it did
not destroy the more succulent plants
ana vegetables.
A lot of new notes of the sharpest
kind have just been printed and are
lor sale at this olnce. Also common
receipts, estate receipts, and collec
tors' receipts, neatly bound in books
ot 35, 50 and 100. tf.
For the best values in clothing go
to 1. aiaier, upera House block.
As a matter of some consolation to
those who have not a superlative gift
of words we may safely remark that
the age in which we live needs good
th;nke:s even worse than it needs
good talkers. To think well and obey
the thought is better far than to talk
well and act the opposite.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
To merchants in the habit of coiner
.. - - ct o
out of town for nnntlnu and tisinw
home offices for personal puffs, social
mention, &c, we will oniy say that it
would make a difference with vnn.
also, were your home printers to re
solve to retaliate by doing their trad
ing abroad.
Small expenses enable me to give
you better values than any clothier in
Bloomsburg. I. Maier, Opera House
block.
The second number of Russell's
Art Collections has been received.
and it is a thing of beauty. The re-
prouuctions 01 tarnous paintings are
exquisitely reproduced and every lover
of pretty pictures should secure this
series. We shall take pleasure in show
ing samples to any one who desires to
see them. They are not for sale here,
but we will gladly give the necessary
information as to where thev can be
obtained.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
He has them and he intends to
keep them onl until he sells them to
the satisfaction of buyets. Then he
win buy more to sell again. We re
fer to A. J. Hess, the dealer in boots,
shoes, slippers, &c.
Gidding & Co. tor clothing.
T. F Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of
Promise City, Iowa, says : '! bought
one bottle of 'Mystic Lure,' for Rheu
matism and two doses of it did me
more good than any medicine I ever
took." bold by C. A.' Kleim, Drug
gist, Bloomsburg. u-io-8m.
When Baby was alok, we gave her Caatorla.
When sho wan a Child, ahe cried for Castorla.
Whim alio became MIm, ahe clung to Castorla.
When ahe had Children, ahe gave them Caatorla,
YOU CAN GET
:40.00
1 1 fw a o
HiaaM as a wm m
ATTENTION, JUST ONE MOMENT !
Every subscriber who owes for Tub
Columbian for z year or more will
receive a statement of his account in
closed in his paper this week. They are
sent out, because we have many hun
dreds of dollars outstanding, which
have been earned, and it is ours, and
we want it, because ' we need it.
These notices are enclosed in the
papers, as it would cost twenty dollars
or more for postage if we mailed them
separately to all who owe us. It is
not done for the mere matter of
amusement on our part, and we are
in earnest when we say that these ac
counts must be settled. It is an old
story, but we repeat that it takes cash
for wages every Saturday, cash for
everything used in a printing office,
and all bills must be met promptly.
The best place to get your clothing
is at I. Maier'i in Opera House block.
The commissioners have directed
the payments of all orders issued to
Mr. Hendler for work on the river
bridge, except for clay in the coffer
dam. Do you want russet shoes, patent,
leather shoes, dress shoes, slippers of
every kind, or in fact, anything in the
boot or shoe line, then once more we
are pleased to remind you that A. J.
Hess is still in this busine:s, and that
he competes with competitors.
Let's see, did our weather prophets
tell us all about it in advance, and
caution us to make ready for our
recent long continued down-pour of
rain ? We are afraid our weather
prophets forgot to mention it. Of
course they knew all about it. But
some folks don't tell all they know.
The case ot XV. R. Ringrose against
the Town of Bloomsburg, is on trial
in court this week. The plaintiff seeks
damages' lor injuries received by a
fall on a defective side-walk on Third
street in front of J. B. Robison's resi
dence. Messrs. Scarlet and Little
are counsel for Ringrose, and Messrs.
Ikeler, Robison and Rhawn for the
defendant. The case is being hotly
contested, and is attended with much
interest. Court adjourned over Wed
nesday. Railroad Gazette, May 26, 1894:
"On Pennsylvania road, near Down
ington, Pa., an east bound freight
tram was derailed by a fallen brake
beam and several cars fell over upon
the west bound track, where they
were struck by a west bound train,
and 19 cars altogether were wrecked.
A man stealing a ride on one of the
trains was killed and another injured.
A brakeman was also injured."
The use of the patent brake made
by the Beamless BraKe Company, of
Bloomsburg, would prevent the possi
bility of such accidents.
The many friends of John P. Han
non of Conyngham township, will be
pained to learn that he is stricken with
disease and unable to attend to his
public duties. He has been confined
to the house for many months, and
his trouble has been pronounced
Bright's Disease. Mr. Ilannon is one
of the best citizens ot the lower end.
and a speedy recovery is wished him
by all his acquaintances.
Since writing the above, the sad
news comes of Mr. Hannon's death.
He expired on Sunday afiernoon
while his wife was reading to him,
and she hardly knew when the vital
spark went out. The funeral took
place on Thursday, at Centralia.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
It is the duty of this community to
cast its influence directly toward the
welfare and prosperity of the Bedal
Gold Cure Institute in our midst.
There is an effort on the part of some
individuals to persuade and decoy the
victims of rum to Harrisburg and
other places for pecuniary reward. All
this money that pays their expenses is
a loss to Bloomsburg and a gain to
Harrisburg. , Aside from this the
patients are away from home and in
cur extra expense. As the Institute
is of immense benefit to the town,
sbciety and the world at large we do
hope that our citizens, societies and
churches will take this thing in hand
and exercise vigilant care in persuad
ing thtj inebriate to remain among
friends and not leave home and its
endearments and blessings and under
go the treatment here that will rescue
him from ruin and restore him to
friends, society and usefulness. You
will never have an opportunity to do
a nobler act. "Now is the day of
salvation" for fathers, husbands, sons
and brothers that put the poisoned
chalice to their lips. B.
Lafayette College Examinations.
The Lafayette College Alumni As
sociation of Northeastern Pennsylva
nia offer a first prize of $50.00 and a
second of $25.00 to the applicant
passing the best entrance examination
at Wilkes Barre, June 26 and 27.
Particulars are given in an advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper. Re
gardless of the prizes, this examination
is intended as a convenience for per
sons of this section who intend to en
ter the college.
LAST CHANCE FOE 1IAGI0 CITY.
All those who have been taking the
"Magic City" portfolios, are de
lighted with them, and well they may
be, for they are beautiful pictures of
the World's Fair, and the price is
extremely low. Hundreds of them
have been sold bv us, and the oppor
tunity to get them will soon end. We
shall not handle them after July r,
and all who want them must order at
once. Orders will be received only
for full sets, j8 numbers, at $1.80, or
for single numbers only to complete
sets, at 10 cents each. We have ar
ranged to have them bound for 85
cents to $1.50. Don't wait another
minute, but send in your order. No
coupons will be required. 3L
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
Why not? That's
We buy shoes to sell
more shoes to sell them
our business,
them to buy
If we have
not retired yet, it is like
ly because we
have no mint in our
simply reiterate that we
sell them to buy more
them. Call and see us.
profits. e
buy shoes to
shoes to sell
A. J. Hess.
In Dun's Commercial Jievieio may
be found these cheering words ; " Nei
ther strikes nor foreign distrust long
retard the progress of this country."
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
What makes a house a home ? The
mother well, the .children rosy, the
father in good health and good humor.
All brougnt about by the use of De
Witt's Sirsaparilla. It recommends
itself. VV. S. Rishton, Druggist, tf.
J. R. Townsend i3 the leading Mer
chant Tailor of Columbia county.
See his advertisement on fourth
page. tf.
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
At the shoe store of A. J. Hess you
can find anything you may want in the
line of course or fine wootwear. He
is located at the old stand on Main
street Call and see him.
Boarding
And furnished rooms to rent on Main
street. Steam, gas, hot and cold wa
ter and bath. Apply to Mrs. M. M.
Phillips, at Phi-lips' Cafe. tf
Gidding & Co. for clothing.
Something wrong when you tire too
easilv. Something wrorir when th
j - n
skin is not clear and smooth. Some
thing wrong when the Blood is impure.
Everything right when you take De
Witt's Sarsaparilla. It recommends
itself. A'. S. Rishton, Druggist, tf.
Gidding & Co. forjclothing.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Fruit culture is more profitable to
the farmer now than his other crop.
Brown. Bros. Co., the most extensive
nursery house in the U. S., have a va
cancy in this section. Write them at
Rochester, N. Y., for their terms.
4-6-3m.
Creates health, creates strength,
creates vigor; Dewitt s sarsaparilla. It
recommends itself. XV. S. Rishton,
Druggist. tf.
It will bend,
but it won't break. That's
Kabo. Wear a Kabo corset
for a year, and if any "bones"
break or kink, we'll return
your money.
Wear it for a week or two
and see. Then, if you don't
like it, return it, even if it is
soiled, and get your money.
For sale by Pursell & Harman.
THE-
Nerve Tonic.
Meredith's Celery with Pepsin
Bittera, is Non-Alcoholic. It
ia a true Nerve Tonic, an ac
tive Alterative, a reliable Lax
ative and Diuretic. It restores
Strength, renews Vitality, Pur
ifies the Blood, Regulates the
Kidneys, Liver and Bowels.
Price $1.00 per bottle at all
druggists ana groceries. If
they don't have it, write to
G..W. Meredith & Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa., and, they will
see that you get it.
8eptJ8i Or.
By IPair Bcaliug We Tiirim
Will serve you much better in looking over the
values that we give you, much better than all the
explanations we could give you on paper regard
ing our clothes. If you're a elose buyer and want
Good Clothing this store should be your objective
point, because we carry full and complete sizes in
all departments men's boys' and children's of
every description. If you re a large man taking
a size 50, we. can fit you, if you're a small man
taking a size 34, we can fit you, and any size
, between. On Boys' and Children's Suits we are
head and shoulders above other houses in point
of style, variety and goodness, and regarding our
ju ices, we'll leave that to you. The fact that we
sell more clothing than all the other clothing
stores in town combined tell plainly of our fair
treatment.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, HATTERS and FURNISHERS
OP BLQOMSBUEB, FA.
OPPOSITE ELODMSEUES EA1TZIITQ CO., AND 2 ECOES EELOW P. 0.
I. W. HARTMAN & SON
MARKET SQUARE DRY COODS HOUSE.
"DOES IT PAY TO BUY GOODS IN BLOOMSBURG V
See the Mercantile Appraiser's List t
83 places of business, (with the milliner stores thrown in), where you
can buy from a needle to a grindstone. " What do you "hear" from our last
week's purchasers in the city ?" viz : New Dress Goods, new Trimmings,
new Laces, new Curtains, new Chenille Table Covers, new Gloria Umbrtl
las, new White Goods, new Dotted Swiss, new Shirt Waists, new Underwear,
new Dress Makers' Trimmings, new Wrappers, new Gloves, new Mitts Tor
Ladies and Misses. Special showing of doz. Chenille and Table and
Stand Covers from 59c. to $3.50. Chenille Curtains, all prices. Running
off Spring Coats and Capes at off. A look through our stock will convince
you that it pays to buy goods in Bloomsburg.
Fine Dishes decorate our shelves, and are for sale.
I. W. HARTMAN & SON.
Ought to have told you before
We have bought a cargo of Cloths that look
well and wear well In all weathers, many
colors, severa! qualities, at a price that seemed
next to nothing, and turned them into Suits
at $12. $15. $16. according to grade. Really
valuable, excellent Clothing. Only one thing
thousands too many. Can't sell them all unless
we do something. Quick loss is the least, and
We sell $12. Suits now for $8.50
We sell $15. Suits now for $10.00
We sell $16. Suits now for $12.00
Been selling them pretty rapidly, but we
ought to sell two to you to one in the city.
Everyday Suits, good for work, for driving, for
recreation, for any use, almost, and out of every
four dollars worth one is saved. .They'll out
wear two ordinary Wool Suits.
The Railroad Fare Question
The Railroad Fare Question
Thousands of other Suits, $10. to $25. Best
Clothing we ever made.
Wanamaker
Sixth and Market
I
f We pay Fare both
ways if your
purchase is of reas
onable, moderate
amount.
& Brown
1
Philadelphia