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INTERESTING LETTER.
MacClenny, Baker Co., Fi.a.
November 22, 1895.
En. Coi.umiiian :
While reading the Columbian to
day, I thought how nice it waj to read
a good home paper when in a strange
place, and far from home and friends,
and I felt like writing to the Editor
telling him how much I appreciate
the Coi.umiiian. It is as good as a
dozen letters from " Old Columbia."
Florida is Indeed the " Land of
Flowers." The woods are full of
them. The yards are brightened by
the lovely roses aud lilies. The
weather is delightful, just cool enough
to be nice.
We had several days rain last week,
but it cleared oft warm in spite of the
weather prophets predictions for cold.
The cotton is nearly all gathered, cot
ton sells at five cents per pound be
fore it is ginned. They raise a fine
quality of cotton here, the long staple.
It takes a long time for the crop to
mature, it is nearly eight months from
the planting until it is all gathered.
Watermelons are raised in great num
bers, and after the watermelon season
is over the sugar-cane comes in.
They can raise fine cane here. I saw
some over ten feet high and twenty
two joints in one cane. We have
sugar boilings and all the syrup we
want to eat. Large quantities of pea
nuts are raised some fatten their hoi;s
on them.
Sweet potatoes are plenty and sell
ior from twenty-five to forty cents per
bushel. Irish potatoes are raised too,
but they do not turn out very well and
are apt to rot. They are hard to
keep. They sell for from one dollar
to one dollar and twenty cents per
bushel.
They raise great quantities of cow
peas, also beans. Cabbage, raJishe?,
turnips and tomatoes can be raised
easily. The first three are being
planted now. Rye and oats can be
grown here but not enough to supply
thi home market. Corn does mid
dling well. The finest fruits can be
raised, pears, peaches, plums, grapes,
figs, pomegranates, persimmons, ber
ries, lemons and oranges, and black
berries and huckleberries also. Straw
berries are ripe now. Near Lawtey
in Bradford Co., about twenty miles
from here they raise them to ship.
Here they raise enough for the home
market. Oranges are not very plenty
this season, but they are budding the
Satsuma orange on the trees that were
frozen down last winter. They are a
hardier variety than the other.
MacClenny is thirty miles west of
Jacksonville, on the Florida, Central
& Peninsula R. R. It is the County
Seat of Baker Co.
We are about four miles from the
Georgia line and twenty miles from
the Okefinoke Swamp.
MacClenny has about four hundred
inhabitants. One Temperance hotel,
six Churches and about thirteen
stores and other places of business.
Baker Co. is saiJ to be the healthiest
county in the state. No ague or
chills and tever. and the salt ( also the
pineries) air sometimes from the
Ocean, other times from the Gulf,
make it a good resort for people suf
fering from the pulmonary diseases,
I am teaching school now, as my
letter is already lengthy I will tell you
about the schools some other time.
' Yours Respectfully,
Lizzie Kline.
Chicago a Romantic Place.
" Won't you always tuck my hand
kerchiefs in my pocket for me ?" said
Nathan Ladon. of Menominee, Wis.,
as he looked Jown at pretty Mary
Frank, manager of Siegel, Cooper &
Co's handkerchief counter, in Chicago,
who was coyly poking a bit of blue
bordered linen which he had just pur
chased into the breast pocket of his
coat.
Why, I should be glad to sell you
handkerchiefs at any time." said Miss
Frank, blushing furiously and pretend
ing hot to understand.
" No ; that isn't the idea," respond
ed Mr. Ladon. " I want to buy your
handkerchiefs all the rest of your life.
MaylT
" Well, I I guess you may," replied
Mary, continuing to bush.
That settled it. Miss Frank took
off her apron, and Mr. Ladon paid
for his handkerchiefs. Mary went
upstairs and told the employers she
would have to leave, for she had
"received a better offer."
Mr. Ladon, who is a wealthy dry
of Menominee, im
patiently awaited her appearance, and
on her return the couple at once
started for the office of the County
Clerk, where they were married.
' A GOOD INDICATION.
Medical practitioners of prominence
are prescribing for the cure of diseases
springing from derangements of the
digestive organs, Dr. David Kennedy s
Favorite Remedy This professional
endorsement is justified by the fact
that no other preparation has been
found so efficacious in that class of
disorders even in the most advanced
ami severe cases. It has cured gravel
in the kidneys, stone in the bladder
and inflammation of the Kidneys,
where all other medicines had failed.
All druggists sell it. 2t-
Children Cri for
Pitcher's Castorla
AN
A Unique Pen.
Henry Pearson, a young man who
occupies the position of bookkeeper
for a grocery establishment in St. Paul,
uses perhaps the most novel pen in
cxistancc. Pearson has allowed the
nail of his middle finger to grow to
the length of a full inch, and this he
has whittled down till it has exactly
the appca.ance of an old fashioned
quill pen.
Pearson says his pen has many advan
tages over any other which he ever
used, the chief of these being that it
was always "at hand." A neat silver
ferrule, or rather an elongated thim
ble, protects the pen when not in use,
and Pearson says it writes for an in
credible time without having to be
trimmed or repaired. Philadelphia
Timet.
GRAVES TOO BH ALLOW.
They Must Be Six Feet Deep In Cities
and Four Feet In the Country.
The state board of health, at its
meeting in Harrisburg on Friday,
adopted a resolution requiring graves
for human beings to be at least six
feet deep in populous and four teet in
rural districts. The board learned
that bodies were buried under a fcot
of earth in Pittsburg cemeteries.
The responsibility of tanneries In
the matter of creating nuisances and
the danger to human life arising from
infectious matter, deaths having re
suited from bites of flics which he had
fed upon putrid matter from tanneries
at Blossburg, will be investigated.
Dr. Lee, the secretary, in his re
port says :
" Diphtheria continues to be the
most serious scourge trom which our
people now suffer, the board having
been called upon for advice or execu-l
tive action in thirty six outbreaks.
The number of cases in the city of
Philadelphia has been 3,423, with
1,247 deaths, as compared with t,K9
and 1,047 deaths in the year previous,
and this notwithstanding the employ
ment of the anti diphtherctic serum
by a very considerable proportion of
physicians. Up to the present time
statistics appear strongly confirmatory
of the value of this agent. Until,
however, we can educate our masses
into the same wholesome belief in
and dread of the infectiousness of this
disease that they now entertain with
regard to smallpox, we must expect
to see it reap a large harvest.
The body must be well nourished
now, to prevent sickness. If your
appetite is poor take Hood s Sarsapa
rilla.
On a Long Tramp,
Toe, the Pinman, his wife and dog,
are on their way to San Francisco.
Toe hopes to win a $5,000 wager by
walking from Boston to San Francisco
and back. The tramp began October
lit, but no time is given for the return.
He is under contract to sell 2,000,000
papers of pins and 3,000,000 lead
pencils, for which if successful in his
trip and sales he will receive an ad
ditional $14,000 on his return. He
is allowed $2 per day out of his sales
for expenses, the rest of which he re
turns to Boston. If he is successful
in accomplishing the trip, he expects
to clear at least $25,000, while if he
fails he looses all. His wife is about
30 and will accompany him all the way
The Court's First Decision.
The Superior Court handed down
its first decision last Monday, the
oninion of the court being delivered
by Tudge, Wickham. The court re
verses the finding of common pleas
court Nof 1 of Philadelphia in the
suit brought by the Benevolent Order
of Active Workers against John i
Smith, The amount involved in the
suit is very small, yet the principle is
of ereat importance and probably has
a bearing upon a number of other
cases.
The Columbian is sent gratis to
all ministers in the county, and in re
turn for this favor all we ask of th
ministers is to furnish us with the
of anv deaths where they are called
upon to officiate.
It's Dangerous Ground
ili.it vou stand on with a couch or a cold
unit vour blood impure. Out of just these
i-nnditions comes Consumption.
Vou must do something. In the earlier
.tunes of Consumption, and in nil the condi
tions that lead to it, Doctor Tierce'i Golden
Mmlical Discovery 1 a certain remedy. This
scrofulous affection of the lungs, like every
other form of Scrofula, can be cured by it.
In severe, lingering Coughs, 'all Bronchial,
Throa', and Lung Affections, and every
disease that can be reached through the
blood, it is the only medicine so effective
that, once used, is always ill favor. Pamphlet
free. Address World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. V.
A Minister's Experience With Heart
Disease,
Rev. L. W. Showers, Elderton, Pa.:
"For many years my greatest enemy
has been organic heart disease. From
uneasiness aDout the heart, with pal
pitation, it had developed into thump
ing, fluttering, and choking sensations.
Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gave
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me of almost every symptom of heart
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LUZERNE'S REOORD
Twenty-One Murders Confined In Jail at
Wilkes-barro Five Convictod.
There
Luzerne
are now confined in the
county prison twenty one
murderers. Four have been convicted
of murder in the first degree, and are
now awaiting sentence, while one,
William Perm Bowman, aged nineteen
years, has been sentenced to death
and is awaitine execution. Never
efore in the history of the county
has so many murderers been confined
in her prison at one time.
I he citizens of Columbia County
after reading the above article, have
reason to be thankful that they live in
County where crimes is practically
unknown.
The National Sonata.
When Congress convenes in De
cember the Senate will be made up
as follows: Republicans, 42; Demo
crats, 37; Populists. 8. There will
be one vacancy in Dcleware. To
this Dupont will probably be admitted
giving the Republicans 43. The two
Senators to be elected in Utah will
give them 45, or just one-half the
complete Senate of 90 members. As
the Vice-President, the presiding offi
cer, is a Democrat, the Republicans
cannot control the Senate without the
vote of a Populist or Silverite. For
all party purposes except free coinage
Stewart and Jones, of Nevada, are
Republicans, and can undoubtedly be
lepended on to vote on that side. 1
Irby and Tillmtn, classified as Popu
lists, are Democrats on some ques
tions, but their votes would not give
the Democrats control.
The Democratic loss of two and
probably three Senators in the elec
tions on Tuesday in Ohio, Maryland
and Kentucky will assure the Re
publicans control on the 4th of
March, 1897.
A Wise Reproof.
An exchange advises its readers, in
view of near approach of winter, not
to ship a big box of clothing and pro
visions a thousand miles away when
there is a little boy freezing just
around the corner, probably within a
few feet of you. It is all right to
send help away but take care of the
destitute at your own door before you
go any further away.
To Determine the Speed.
A person on a train will notice, if
listening closely, a click as each rail
is passed. If you take out your watch
and count the number of clicks in 20
seconds you will have the number of
miles at which the train is going an
hour. This is always true as the rails
are of uniform length. It is a system
that is used by railroad men when no
register is at hand.
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Never FaJla to Restore Gray
Htiir to it Youthful Color. I
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Pennsylvania Railrcad.
Time Table fit t fiVct i ty, '95.
lffl?w
A. M.I P. M
P. tf
9 8H
S 2 8s
! s X
Znt'f
no in
f 8 00
5 8!
A. M.
A. M.
110 I.",
10 k
P. M
5 8 r,
P. M
P. M
4 40
f 4 4S
5 00
8 21
5 82
R j
W llkesbsrre... lv
S 7
r 7 so
e s oo
Ijmih rerrv"
t 8 22
8 W
8 47
f 05
Nantlooke '
Mooanaqna
Wapwallopen. "
7 401
1 0 8
in si
"0
S 14
8 01
8 11
8 S3
8!
8 57
8 4d!
Netcopet k ... ar;
ll 1
4 f 8
II K
A. M
A. M
P. M
Pottsville. ..,
Ilnzlcton .....
..lv
00
I 9 051
t 1 ro:
7 l')
7 80,
11 or.
8 M
oinliloken..
11 25
11 84
11 40
8 221
Kt-rn Glen..,
Hock 4,lt'D ..
7 8
1 41
8 01
8 r3
f 8 fi"l
Ntiscopeclc ..
4 OS
A. M.
A. M.
P. M.
P. tf.
5 48
5 63
Noscopeck...,
lv
I 8 3
ill 11
i 4 0-
iteasv
Espy Kerry... . "
K. lilooiiiblutv"
8 83
via
Hock
G!cn
r. m.
12 18
11 18
12 87!
1 CO
4 17
f 8 43
f 4 27
( 8 04
8 47
8 85 '
8 55,
9 85
4 82
4 8h
8 08
8 If
8 II
SI
7 Ot
P. tf.
9 U
"i'oi
10 40
Cntawlsa ..... r
ntawlssa lv
4 81
4 6?l
a to
Mvcrsltlo .
funbuijr
A. M. r. M.I P. M
Punhnrv 1 . .lv
Lewlsburg ... ar
Milton "
I 9 54 S 1 M i 5 4"
10 2tl
0M
8 15
10 24
11 n
12 m
P. X.
2 at
8 08
7 P0
Wllllamsnort. ."
8 (HI
4 10
5 15
9 15
Lock Haven... ."
Henovo "
Kaue "
o 00
9 to
if. p. M,
P. M.
S 5 id
7 10
p. tf
i 8 r
10 on
A. II
I 4 80
8 20
T 40
Btinburr....
Ilarrlsburg.,
.lv' 9
.ar (11
4H 1 50
SO.t t 20
tf.! P. M.I P. M,
00 I kH .11 lv
Philadelphia .ar
Baltimore.
10 I 15 10 40
Washington '
8'li 7 30
A.
10
p.
12
P. M.
i 2 25
Suntmrj ....lv
ewistown Jo ar
i 4 t.Y
111 80
Ittsburg-....,
i 8
P. M.
i 8 50
P. M
P. tf
11
'. M
7 15
118111861112 .... lv
I 7
A. M
Plttsounr arl
m so:
I 2 Mil
Dwlly, except Simmy, Dally, t Flhg station.
p. tf
A. M.I P. tf.
Plttsburg......lv
I 8 10
k 8 CO i S 10
A. M
P. M
A. II.
Harrisburg ar
I 8 80
I 8 I"
t 8 80
A. tf.
A. M
Pittsburg lv
t 8 Of1
P. M.
Lewlstown Jc."
t 7 81
I- 8 00
Bunbury ar
t 9 28
t 5 00
P. M. A. tf.
A. M.
A. tf.
Washlngron....lv
(10 40
110 30'.
Baltimore
Phlliidelpbla..
11 60l 4 45
1 1 1 40 I 4 45
111 20,1 4 30
12 V6- 4 80
P. M.i A. tf.
A. V
A. M.
narrlhurg lv
I 3 80
I 8 15
I 9 5b
t 8 B.l'l 8 15
fctunbury ar
5 OS
t 5 35 I 9 68
P. M
P. K.
I 8 25
Erie
Kaoe
lv
I 8 5
7 05
10 15
t 8 30 7 05
Kenova "
Lock Haven...."
Wllllamsport.."
Milton "
Lewlsburg "
10 25
10 85
11 25
A. 11.
8 25
4 12
""i'si
11 25
A. X
t 7 15i,
11 20
P. M.
S 25
4 12
8 15 ,
4 01)1
4 M
9 101
9 00
t 88
4 47
6 25
uunbury ar
4 sel
A. M
A. M.
M.I A. V.
43;tl0 CO
07. 10 20
se 10 42
83 10 48
39 flO 52
48 11 01
Bdj 11 11
IT i
8unbury,........lv
t 5 ft
110 (It)
iivnrsiae "
5 4
6 08
10 23
10 40
10 4S
Catawlssa. '
E. Moomsburg"
Espy Ferry......"
Via
Hock
flO t'J
Creasy .. "
Glen.
11 01
U 11
Nescopeclc ....ar
8 04
A. tf-
A. M.
Nesoopeclc lv
111 11
58
22
S'.:::::
Hock ulen.....ar
t 8 62!
fll 87
Fern Olen.. ......"
6 5U
7 10
7 84
8 45
11 43
11 54
P. tf.
Tonililcken......"
Hazleton ....."
12 15
1 21
Pottsville . .. "
A. M.
A, M.
P, M.I A. tf
Nescopeclr lv
t 8 04
Ill 11
it I 08
t 8 68 111 11
Wapwallopen. ar
8 1A
6 26
8 4tf
8 5
11 22
11 32
11 54
4 20
7 in.
11 22
Mocanaqua....."
Nantlcoke ...."
4 82
4 68
5 01
7 22
7 441
11 81
11 54
P. tf
12 C
12 10
P. tf
12 (CJ
Plymth Ferry "
W likes barre...."
7 f8
8 00,
9 00!
19 10,
6 10
A.
P. M P. M.
tlS 4 t 5 41
p. tf.
Pittton(S B) ar
t 9 86
10 051
t 8 82
9 03
ecranion
i lal 0m
t Dolly, except Hunday. I Dally. I Flag station.
Pullman Parlor and Bleeping Cars run on
through trains between Sunbury, Wllllamsport
and Erie, lietween ttunbury and Philadelphia
and Washington and between Uarrlsburg, Pitts ;
burg ana tne wesr.
For further Information apply to Ticket,
Agents.
Qen'L Manager. Gen, Pass, Agt.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG
DIVISION.
BTATIONS.
EAaT.
A.M. r.M. A.M.
NORTBUtf BIBLAND-
8 25 1.60
10 05
Cameron......... ........ ......... 6 40
Cuulasky...........
Danville 8 53
Catawlssa 7 10
2 12
2 28
31
2 8A
2 43
2 50
2 64
804
8 10
8 17
t 29
8 S9
8 41
8 61
8 56
4 CO
4 05
4 08
4 11
4 17
4 22
4 25
4 80
4 34
4 37
4 45
4 50
4 55
10 96
10 39
10 44
10 49
Kupert 7 17
tuoomsourg.MM......... xi
Espy ..... 7 33
LlmeRldge ............. 7 40
willow urove 7 44
Brt'ircreeK. 7 48
Berwick 7 58
11 12
11 18
Beach Haven...... Bt'i
Hick's Ferry 8 10
Khlcksblnuy 8 20
1183
U"49
utiniocK S.. n i"
Nantlcoke.. 8 37
A von dale 3 41
Plymouth 8 45
Plymouth Junction 8 49
Kingston....- 8 t-i
Heuuett..... 8 58
Forty Fort )
Wyoming 9 05
11 56
1205
12 16
West Plttston 9 10
Rusiiuenanna Ave
9 14
12 (3
12 26
pulsion
Duryea
Lackawanna....
Taylor
llellevue
8CHANTON
STATIONS.
9 17
9 20
9 21
9 82
9 87
9 42
A. tf
12 40
12 48
P. tf
P.M.
W'KST.
A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
RmiNTON.
00 8 55 1 30 8 C7
Bellevue. 05
Taylor . 6 10 10 04 1 40 8 17
Lackawanna 8 18 10 n 1 48 6 24
Duryea 6 22 10 14 1 51 6 2S
Plltston 8 28 10 18 1 68 8 82
Susquehanna Ave 6 32 10 21 2)0 6 85
West Plttston 85 1 0 24 SOS 6 88
Wyoming. m. 6 40 10 29 2 18 6 43 .
Forty Kort 6 45
Bennett 6 48 10 88 8 16 6f0
Kingston - 4 10 89 9 22 6 5
Plymouth Junction. 6 69 10 41 2 21
Plymouth 7 04 10 47 8 32 7 C3
Avondale 7 09 2 3 4 7 (7
Nantlcoke 7 14 10 64 9 42 7 32
Bunlock's 7 20 lion 8 50 7 SO
Milckshlnny 7 81 11 10 8 01-7 85
lllck'a Ferry 7 44 11 23 8 17 7 47
Beach Haven . 7 49 11 82 8 25 7 53
Berwick 7 58 1140 8 (8 8 OC
Brlircreek 8 06 . 8 40
willow urove 8 10 1150 844 81.
Lime Kldge 8 14 11 58 8 5.1 0 1
Ehpy 8 21 12 04 8 58 8 3
BluoinHburg . 8 2S 12 12 4 16 8 SO
Kupert 8 84 12 18 412 8 5
CatawlBna 6 40 12 23 4 18 8 41
Danville 8t 5 12 37 4 88 6'Ji
Cnuluhky 48 ....
Cttinerou C5 11 46 111 9 It
NOKTUIIH1KHI.AND 9 CO 1 00 6 0i 9 25
A.M. t. m. P. m. r.M.
Connections at Rupert with Phlliidelpbla 4
Reading Uallrond tor Tamanend, Tamaqu
Wlillainripoit, Sunbury, Pottsvlllo, no A
Northumberland with P. A E. lnv. P. K, fo
lluriltljiire, Uick Haven, ituiporluia barren
Curry and trie.
W.F, HALLSTEAD, irn. Van..
bcrauton, Pa,
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