THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, rA.- SUPPLEMENT. How to Mark a Ballot. In order that our readers may un derstand how to mark the ballot to be used next Tuesday, we enclose in each paper this specimen. The following are the sections relating to the mark ing of ballots. At the top of each ballot are these words : 'A cross (X marked in the square at the right of the name of each candidate, inside the line en closing the column, indicates a vote for each candidate thus marked. If a cross (X) be marked within the circle, it will be equivalent to a mark oppo site every name in the column. Those who do not desire to vote a straight ticket must not mark a cross within the circle at the head of the column." Section 22. On receipt of his bal lot the voter shall forthwith and with out leaving the space enclosed by the guard rail, retire to one of the voting shelves or compartments, and draw the curtain or shut the screen or door, and shall prepare his ballot by mark ing, if he desires to vote for every candidate of a political party, a cross in the circle above the column of such party, if otherwise, he shall mark in the appropriate margin or place a cross (x) opposite the party name or political designation, or a group of candidates for presidential electors, and opposite the name of the candi date of his choice for each other office to be filled, according to the number of persons to be voted for by him for each office, or by insetting in the blank space provided therefor any name not already on the ballot ; and in case of a question submitted to a vote of the people, by marking in the appropriate margin or place a cross (x) against the answer which he desires . to give. In all cases where by exist ing laws a voter is entitled to cast more than one vote for a single can didate, he shall place in the appro priate square, instead of a cross, a number which shall indicate the num ber of votes to be counted for the candidate whose name is so marked. Before leaving the voting shelf or compartment, the voter shall fold his ballot without displaying, the marks thereon, in the same way it was folded when received by him, and he shall keep the same so folded until he has voted. To vote the Democratic ticket straight, make a cross in the circle at the top of the second column. Soft words may turn away wrath, but it is hard to convince the excited that they will also elect candidates for office. If the offices are worth the hard things said under political excitement how would it do to reduce the pay of elective officials. JURORS for DECEMBER COURT GRAND JURORS. Benton IL O. Mellenry, J. E. Edson. Berwick F. 11. Eaton, Daniel Keedy. BloomslMi'K Reuben Hess, Ueo. W.Moyer. Brlarcreek Morris ullleuuouse. t'eniralla-EUsworlh Fetierman, B. J. Doyle. Centro Lewis B. K. Freas. Frunklln Jacob Artvr. (ireenwood Jno. K. I'arker. Jackson Wilson Kitchen, Locust EMJali Cleaver. Madlson-U. S. Lee, Win. Holdren Main H. A. Scwtt. Moniour Frederick 8tong-e. MU Pleasant f. L. Sands, J. H. White. Orange Jasper Poust, Perry Dcloug. Pine Henry Apples-ale. Roarlncreek chas. Krclsher. TRAVERSE JURORS. FIRST WEEK. Beaver C. B. Nooning, Thog. Sliuman, John ' Fritz, P. II. Houck. Berwick Daniel W. Mitchell, J. W. Campbell. Bloom J. 11, Mercer, Jacob hrobst, James Wal ters, John K. Urol., 11. W. Uatfenbucn, E. C Sones, II. F. Foulk. Brlarcreek Reuben Sliler. Catawlssa-M. A. Blbby, Muthew Tueful. Centraila-Andrew Ltnlhan, Oeo. Roup, Ben jamin Dyke. Cent re K. E. Low. Cleveland Isaac Fisher, Byron Keller. Flshlntfciuek A. A. Evelaud. 1 Franklin Wesley Nhullz C.recnwood H. s. FMrman, Samuel Miller. Hemlock W. M. Faust. Jackson Thomas nulth. Madison J. 11. shultv.. Montour P. A. Kvans, O. A. Ktouge. MU Pleasant Fred Beagle. Pine John Johnson, Ellas Cornellson. Scott W. E. Ulellerlck. Sutfarloat J. W. Perry. SECOND WEEK. Berwick Alonzo Suit. Abner Welsh. Max Levy: Bloom Ed. Yost, W. It. Allen, K. E. Ralston, J. L. (ilrton, ieo. W. Sterner. Brlarcreek Elliott Adams, Jos. Lamon. Catawlssa Chas E. Smith, John Keller, Chas. II. Hates, David GUI In. Centralla John Kinney, W. M. McGaun. Centre Pierce Haifenbuch. Cleveland Richard Mlner, Adam W. Dlmmk'k. 'onyntfbam John K. Bernan. Ureeuwood Wm. 4. Johnson, Cyrus Deinott, R. B. Kline. Locust Daniel Knorr. Main John K. Fisher. Madison Chas. Cary. Miniln W. 11. Kelchner, Wm. rjarUeH, John Mnurer. Mlllviiie John W. Klsner. Montour James Quick. Mt. Pleasant i. 11. Evert. Pine Hurley Shoemaker, Asher Fullmer. Roarlnifereek Peter Hower. bugarloaf I. B.;Cilbbous. J. M. GIDDING mar-isr-arT Speciai values from Strouse, Loeb & Co's. stock together with : the inducements from our own immense stock, makes ours a most interesting store to visit. I A NOVEMBER OPENER. Strouse, Loeb A Co. were known anion; the trade as one of the best and most re liable clothing man ufacturing concern in the country. They are about to retire from business. OCTOBER BUSY OCTOBER GONE. The busiest month we have known in Bloomsburg. Not half so busy as we expect to be in November. Cold snappy weather is bound to get here and Novem ber is expected to bring it in right lively. Immense sales of suits and over coats is what we're looking for. We're prepared for it. Besides our over loaded tables of suits and overcoats, we beg to announce that we have pur chased from Strouse, Loeb & Co., retiring manufacturers of Philadelphia, immense lots of men's, boy's and children's suits and overcoats the greatest values that have ever been offered iu this valley. We placed them on sale November 1st and they're here for your inspection. We emphatically say no such values have ever been offered you on good reliable clothing MOTHEBS, bring your little fellows and see what a few dollars will do toward fitting out the youngsters. FATHERS bring yourselves and your boys here and see what we can do toward fitting you out with our reliable goods and at our well known popular prices men's "suits at 53, &o, &7, fcb, fcq and io. Manufacturer's; prices on them. Everv one 1.1- C - i - wuim irom fi in ; mnre 6S CTS. for knee pant suits, Strouse, Loeb's whole sale price was $1.00. SI 35 for bov's overcoats, at tachable cape. Compare them with others at $3.00 S7S0 for men's all-wool blue and black kersey overcoats. Sntirtr:i.l1L1more Prices and explanations. Don't take See for yourself. our Special Notice to Our Patrons. We try to conduct a perfect establishment. If vou buy any thing from us that does no'tgive service as represented, be kind enough to let us know and we'll always make it right. i. ill CLOTHIERS. r
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