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THE COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FOM' BENT!
6
No vacation is com
plete without a Cuni
era. The pictures
you take then are a
source of pleasure for
years to come.
We have good
FILM OR GLASS PLATE
CAMERAS
which we will rent at
very
Reasonable Prices
If you want fl first-class hair-cut
or shave, go to Reilly's, Hotel Ent.
On account ot the Columbia
County Fair the Lackawanna Rail
road will sell excursion tickets to
Bloomsburg from nil points between
XT ii . i a ... .
iNonnumDeriatiaanct Wilkesbarre at
one tare lor the round trip with a
minimum of 25 cents. Tickets sold
Oct. 9 to 12 inclusive, good to re
turn till Oct. 13. 2t
COUBT PROCEEDINGS
Continued from 1st rage.
Court,
attend-
The editor of the "Farm Tour-
nal" asks: "Why have a niort.
gage on the farm, poor crops, rheu
matism, sour bread, prin. leak in
the roof, hole in the Docket, skplc
L .
ton in the closet, or any other pain
or trouble, when vou can vet tVi
arm ournal. nearlv five venrs
. . - ' . .. y
remainder ol 1900, and all of iqor
1902, 1903 and 1904, and the Co
lumbian one year, all fori.oo.
Pav in advance and vnti o-pf hntli
, . -
papers as above.
business in connection with
were discharged from further
ance.
Commonwealth vs. C'lvde Weilivrr
and Max Rosenthal, Francis Ely,
prosecutor. Crue tv to anima Is and
damaging property of livery stable
keeper, etc. A true bill. Defendant
pieaa not guilty. After an examina-
tion of evidence tn the case of Well
South Before the War.
Probably the truest picture of
Southern darkey life now piescnted
on the stage is Harry Martell's "South ;
Hefote the Wnr." whirh will nrcntiv I
the stage of the Opera House on Oct.
11 and 12. It is thoroughly realistic,
and should be enjoyed by those who
riphfrhf in nlil finnthprn rilantatinn faa.
tivitips. Thi old tim rlarVev ia trnlif A MCW
depicted, his sorrows, his joys, his love in bluc- Pinlt. white, cardii
and merry making. Through it all and heliotrope, at 50c a yard
I. W. Hartman & Son. I. W. HaTtnTcTson
Don't Forget!
When you come to tne r.ioomsinirg' l air, that one of tu
main attractions is our stock of New Dry Goods of every kind
Suits.
Ladies'
Waist Flannels.
t A i in 1' n ! n h ( k 11 r.1 ii
pink, white, cardinal
iver, District Attorney Herman was of T A I . P IT'? Dre Cnnd
the opinion that it was insufficient to ,n,erest and le "ho e. tensely UfeSS OOOdS.
Millville'i Stride.
BLOOMSBURG, l'A.
"THE COLUM B IAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
J. S. Williams & Son,
BLOOMSBURG PA.
Public Sale Criers and
General Auctioneers.
tw Fifteen years experience. Satlsfn.-tlon
rasranteed. Bpst returns of any Bale criers In
thlsueotlou of the Stat. Write for terms and
dates. ver disappoint our patrons. 1-5
SALES-
Monday, Oct. 15, 1900. Wm.
1 Chrisman and Eloyd Zaner, exec
utors of the estate of John Zaner,
deceased, will sell, at public sale,
valuable real estate, consisting of
178 acres of land and two sets of
farm buildings, on the premises, in
Fishinecreek township. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
.
For Sale.
Three town lots on Ninth street
above Catharine, 33 feet front each,
and running back to the canal. Will
be sold on easy terms. Inquire at
this office. 1 0-4 tf.
Foot balls and striking bags
Mercer's Drug and Book Store.
at
The Wapwallopen station of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was burg
larized early Friday morning. The
safe was blown open, but little
money was secured.
A second-hand wheel for $13.50.
A tandem for $22.50 and a new
wheel that should sell for $35.00 at
$24.00, at Mercer's Drug & Book
Store.
Call and see us when you want
Hats. The best in fall styles are
now here, we claim them to be the
best material, the best make and
the latest fashion. Prices $1.00 to
$3.00.
At Gross' Popular Clothing Store.
There is no better way to adver
tise than to get out a real nice cal
endar, with your name and busi
ness. It is kept conspicuous
throughout the whole year. We
have just received a fine line of
choice samples. Call and see them.
. '.
On the 1st day of October 1875
the present owner of the Columbian
became a part owner of the paper so
that last week he completed a
quarter 01 a century 111 the news
paper business. A partnership with
Capt. C B. Brockway ended on Oct
ober 1st 1879, when J. K. Bitten
bender became a partner. This
continued until February 20, 1893
when Mr. Ehvell bought Mr. Bit
tenbender's halt interest, and has
since been sole owner.
In enumeratine the manv lmnmvp
- j 1'-
ments in Millville during the past ten
years, the Tablet says, among other
things :
"ien years ago we, received one
mail a day, by stage from Bloomsburcr
Now we receive four mails a day by
railroad.
Ten years ago our town and all
greenwood township wenc out to
Greenwood to vote. Now we have a
boroufth and Greenwood has two vot
ing places.
Ten years ago the postofiice was in
Ellis E ves & Bro.'s store. Now we
have the office in a separate building,
ana iree rural delivery in contempla
tion.
Ten years ago we groped along in
me darkness, wow we have twentv
j
or more street lights.
Ien years ago we had no bank.
Now we havj one with over $30,000
on deposit in the first two months.
Ten years aco there were three tel
ephones in town. Now there are over
forty, on four different lines.
ien years ago there were two
churches. Now there are four."
his is proof sufficient that that
section is developinc. Millville is
composed of that class of citizens
who believe that a town should ad
vance, instead of standing still.
the opinion that it was insufficient to
convict, and asked for x nnlle nrnc
Granted, and defendant discharged
Council for defendant Rnsenth.il
asked the Court to quash the second
COUnt of the indictment. Mnfinn
overruled.
Jury was culled and Rivnrn and
Court allotted five minutes to counsel
for argument. The iurv after a few
minutes deliberation, returned a ver
.1 .
oicr 01 not guilty, and prosecutor to
pay costs.
Jury dismissed from attendance.
n.'....-,.... 1 1.1. Tl 1...
is presented with a strong cast of can- Another lot of the newest
able players, and during its action a weaves in black goods lust re-
1 . -t . . 1 . Vnrtf ttflHfl ani hrnnr
iiusi 01 specialties are introduced, " ..uv.
fully in keening with the spirit of the 5- to 5l.5 a yard.
drama. The dancing, the cake walk, All the popular kinds of col
the landing nf h ctejmhna an.! th.. ored rroods are here. Broad
ramn ninetincr or Ktrilrinfr trinmnlia nf cloths. Zcbvlines. Scrn-c. CIipv
...JW.n....(U...,l..,V., J --f"-F '
realistic stage art. While most of the lot. Poplin, Henrietta, &c. From
company, to the number ot fifty or Z5C 10 $1.50 a yard
banted.
lontrer
ground, at
more, are composed of colored people.
all of the leading parts are nlaved bv
competent white artists.
irvl iH!? 7r W,n,ed The D. Lowenberg fJUhingftore Blooms
Ian Of Elizabeth Hid av. mmnrrhiM i. "A,.,.
Bloomsburg Fair.
On October oth to isth. inrln
the Philadelphia & Reading Railway
win sen excursion tickets to Blooms
burg at the low rate of single fare for
tne round trip, with a minimum of
25 cents, from Williamsoort. Tama
qua, and intermediate ticket stations.
on the direct line via Catawissa
branch, also from Mahanov CAtv
J ' v 7 1
Ashland, and principal intermediate
stations. Tickets eood for return un
til uciooer 13th, inclusive.
inursaay ana ndav. October it
and 12, special train will leave Tama-
qua 8:15 a. m., E. M. function. 8:to
a. in., Ringtown, 9:17 a. m, for
Bloomsburg, connecting at E. M
Junction with regular train leaving
biiianu 7:40 a. m.
Keturning. special train will
liloomsburg 5:50 p. m. for Tamaqua.
rtuuvc special trains stop at all inter
mediate ticket stations in each direc
tion.
Special train will leave West Milton
8:2? a m. ("after arrival of regular
train leaving Wilhamsnort 1:10 a. m
for Bloomsburg, stopping at Potts-
grove, Mooresburg, Danville and Ru
pert.
Returning, special train will leave
Bloomsburg 6:10 p. m..for Milton and
lit if ...
winiamsport, stopping at all interme
diate ticket stations.
The Danville Intelligeneir last
week, under a caption of "Looking
Backward" printed a number of
little items, or entries from an old
diary of D. R. Magiil of that town.
One of the notes reads: "On Jan
uary 18, iS85, "Wild Bill" on a
wager, ran from Exchange Hotel,
Bloomsburg, to the City Hotel, in
this place, in one hour and 19 min
utes. The ground was covered
with snow to the depth of nearly
four inches. After a rest of 10 min
utes "Wild Bill" ran back to
Bloomsburg, covering the distance
home in one hour and 30 minutes."
The event will no doubt be recalled
by many of our people as it created
qa'tc a little excitement at the time.
Keduced Kates-
The Bloomsburg & Sullivan R. R.
Co. will run an additional train on
account of the Bloomsburg Fair, on
Thursday and Friday, October nth
uuu izui, 1900.
Please note the following schedule
of additional train and reduced rates,
including admission to the Fair. Spec
ial train south will not run out to D.
L. & W. Depot, but will stop at Fifth
street.
Kounil trip,
Stations. Leave a. m. Includ'g Adm'n
Jamison Cily 7.30 $1.30
Ve'tral,:;-: 735 1.25
Laulmcn s 7 11,,, . re
r-..i..t. 1 U J '"i
jic wcck 8.00 I oe
Kdson's )i.nj
Benton 8.09.
Stillwater 8.20.,
Zahner's 8.30.
Forks 8.35.
Orangeville 8.48.
I.ichtstreet R cK
I'aperMill 9.01...'. 40
Arrive at Tifth street, BloonuWg, 9:14 a.m.
Returning, this train will leave I). L. &
W. Depot 5 p. ni., V. & R. 5.04, Main St.
5-'5. arriving at Jamison City 7.00 p m.
I. W. Cami'iiei.i., Supt.
1.00
95
.85
.80
.70
.55
45
Mokes the food more delicious and wholesome
Saving
dian of Elizabeth Hidlav. minor rhild
.... "
01 oamuei nullay.
Estate of Samuel Hidlav. Ordir nf
sale granted.
Lommonwea th vs. C. R. Kplrhncr
Charge, assault and batterv: verdirt
guilty. Court sentenced defendant to
pay costs of ptosecution. fine of c.
and undereo Imprisonment in the
county jail for the period of three
months, stand committed, etc.
Commonwealth vs. Henrv Crawfor T
Charee. assault and hattei v. verH.-t
guilty. Court sentenced defendant to
pay costs of prosecution, a fine of S;5r
. . . j
stana committed, etc.
Petition to chance pollmir nlace in
tne 4th election district in Town of
Bloomsburg from public house of
Giger to Rescue Hose Co. House.
Petition Granted and said nollino-
1 . . . o
piace cnanged to house of Rescue
Hose Co. Chance to be made fnr
ensuing election Nov. 6, 1900
SECOND WEEK.
Judge Little stated that as a m.irlr
of respect to the late Tudce lUetzrer
whose funeral occurs todav. f Mondavi
1 1 1 . -i . ' ' .: '
11c wouia iiKe to have ad ourneH
court, but as a number of cases are
ready for trial, it was decided to pro
ceed with the business. "
In the estate of David Goss, A. L.
Fritz, attorney, was appointed auditor.
Estate of Benjamin Seigler, deceas
ed. Distribution account filed by
leave of Court.
Estate of George L. Kostenbauder.
Report of sale confirmed nisi.
Estate of C. A. Fowler. Auditor's
report confirmed nisi.
Judgment in open court for want of
appearance in the following cases:
Ashland Saving fund Loan Associa
tion vs. Isaac Yeakcl.
D. W. Huntzinger vs. Andrew
Huntzinger, administrator.
B. F. Kistler, administrator vs. I.
W. McKelvy.
Samuel Giger use vs. I. W. Mc-1
Kelvy.
Seventh National Bank of Philadel.i
phia vs. I. W. McKelvy.
Seventh National Bank of Philadel
phia vs. Wm. Neal et. al.
Aucker & Paul vs Tosenhi
zyski.
John Lucas & Co. VS. Tnsenhine
Smoezyski.
James T. Fox vs. Daniel Sw.mlr ft
al.
William McDowell use vs. John
Hoffman et al.
Christian Miller Lumber rv .
Redeker Furniture Co.
Miles Welliver use vs. W. H P.,,,.
yan et al.
L. S Wirjtersteen vs. femnJ
Knorr's executors-
wunam Bermnuer vs. the s w
VV. Railway and its lessee, the
sylvania R. R. Co. "Trespass.
& .1.
not guilty.
Jury called and sworn.
After opening the case the iurv was
sent by the Court, on application
of counsel for the plaintiff, to
visit the grounds in question and
arrive at a clearer understand
ing of the case. C. A. Small
and L. E. Waller were srwnini
showers, and Sheriff Black custodian.
George K. Hess and Marv A
his wife, in right of said wife, vs p'
becca Creasy. Summons in partition.
1 lea non tenent insimul. VerHir-r
plaintiff.
Jury called and sworn.
Charles P. Fulmer vs. the heirs nf
B. F. Edgar, deceased, I. W. Edgar,
administrator, etc. Eieetment. Ver
dict for plaintiff for lands described in
writ, etc.
burg's Best Known Clothiers.
For more than half a century this
store has been the popular trading
Place for men and bov's. Never he.
fore have thev shown such a beautiful
line of clothing. They are constantly
getting in large lines of new coods and
selling them out at a small margin of
protit is what draws the trade to this
store. Evervbo.lv attending the f:i!r
s j O
should visit this great men's and boy's
outntting establishment, as they show
a siock ot clothing equal to a city
store. Ask to see our st.it. i m
'j-i ji j
and $10 00 suits and overcoats. Sold
lor a couple dollars more in most
stores.
Silks.
Elcp-ant qualities at 7c and
$100, and a few in chcancr
goods, but our main stock is of
the better grades plain and
fancy in new patterns. '
o . . .
omrs. ur ii, ...... .
skirts and iackets tn Jr' ln2
1 1 . "men nr
$15.00 to $25.00".
Ladies' Suits, with
skirts, just off the
$6.95 to $25.00.
Jackets,
We have all t'lP ,., m..
in new colors and new lcn2tb7
7- V iv.aS uic most par.
ticular. $5 to $20. 1 r
Collarettes.
A large variety of Collars and
Collarettes, in furs of all kind?
running from $1.95 to $15.00.
Capes.
Golf, Plush and Cloth Capes.
In many styles, many lengths,
many prices. 6
I. W. HARTMAN & SOM
BLOOMSBURG, PA. 1
JUDGE JOHN J. METZ JER.
Hon. Tohn T. Metzcer. President
Judge of Lvcominu countv. died snd
a J ' "
denly at his home in Williamsoort last
Thursday. He was well known in this
county, having frequently held court
here. His last visit here was on the
occasion of fudge Ikeler's funeral.
He was elected Tudue in i88n. nnl
(J Jl
re-elected last year, and was recogniz
ed as an aoie ana upright Judge. His
funeral took place on Monday, and
was largely attended. 0ing to the
fact that court is in session here, there
was no delegation from the bar of this
county, as there undoubtedly would
nave ueen at any otner time.
Wanted: Local or traveling sales
men, salary or commission, to handle
our Oils. Greases. Petrolatum. Paints
and White Lead. Goods guaranteed
Prices low. Good freight rates and
promDt delivery. Best season of the
year for soliciting oil trade.
1 ENN 1'ETROI.ATU.M CO.,
Main Office and Refinery. Coraon
olis, Penn'a. it
Notice.
The Commissioners of Columbia
and Northumberland counties will
hold a joint letting on the nremises
. u ,
for an iron bridize. also substructure
over Roaring Creek near Leisenring's
noiei at Bear uap on Monday, Oct.
15th, at ten o'clock a. m.
Commissioners Office. Bloomsburo.
Pa., Oct. 1 st. 1000.
Attest: R. F. Vandersuce, Clerk.
&
Penn-Plea
Lost.
A roll of money containing thr
$5 bi'ls was lost last week WeHnesrl.n,
The loser drew the money from the
Bloomsburg National Bank, and went
from there to Woolsev's bakerv. ami
thence to Supplee's store, where he
missed his money. ' The finder will be
liberally rewarded by leaving the
money at this office.
Buckwheat.
We will pay 60c. Der bushel fnr
good buckwheat delivered to our mill
tins week.
913 tf H. V. White & Co.
Browu Acquitted.
The jury in the case of Arthur
Brown, of Sunbury, who was on trial
there last week for the murder nf
Frederick Kline, of Shamokin.brought
in a verdict. Fridav nicht. nf nnt
guilty. The finding of the jury is a
great surprise. Although Brown had
the sympathy of the Deonle of Sun.
bury, to others, who had acquainted
themselves with the circumstances of
the crime, it was imnossible tn mn.
ceive how anything but a verdict of
murder in the first degree could be
found. How strangely things happen !
COilMlPTICI
Do not think
for a single
moment that
consumption
will ever strike
you a sudden
blow. It does
not come that
way.
It creeps its
way along.
nrsi you
think it Is a
little cold,
nothins but a
little hacking
then a little Incc
in weight : then a harder
cough ; then the fever
and the night sweats.
Better stop the disease
while it is yet creeping.
Better cure your cough
today.
You can do it with
1 w
cough
ipsiiral
The pressure on the
chest is lifted, that feel
ing of suffocation is re
moved, and you are cur
ed. You can stop that
little cold with a 25 cent
bottle; harder coughs
will need a 50 cent size;
if it's on the lungs the
one dollar size will be
most economical.
" I confidently Moommend Ayer'i
Cherry Pectoral to all my patrotu
I am ustria It now iu my own fiuuily.
rry?r flure it Bared
my lire." A. B. KtnsoH, M. U .
Jan. 4, 1808. Fort liaUUon, Iowa.
Write the Doctor at any time AA
Photographs Cheap-
The undersiened is prepared to- fill
orders for photographic views of
houses, street views, etc., in Blooms
burg at low rates. Pictures 4x5 at
$1.50 a dozen.
G. Edward Elwell,
Market Street,
tf Bloomsburg.
Loaded For Fair.
During fair week we will have a full
car of the finest peaches you ever
looked at. They will be put up in
10 cent handle baskets. Don't miss
your last opportunity to get a basket
of this fancy fruit. Yellow or white.
Look for our stand on fair ground.
2t C. R. Housel & Son.
Special Term.
A special term of Court will be
held, beginning October 23, ,900
The following is the list of jurors-
D.'ncm1.' W' Wc,,.dv lni,F.
licntoti Horo-C. A. Kdson
c Benioi, Tv,..-V. S. LauWh, Clin!,,
l!crwfc!c Mcwcs A. Mcrkle, Joseph Hitlcs.
Catawissa-Harry Urobst. C. W. Yow
M. V. H. Kline.
Center Charles Vlilieiii;hi.
Cleveland Samuel Zimmerman.
I'ishingcreek Alfred Edgar.
(ircenMood ('. U a ,,,,;...' ... ... ... ,
fcnbach. " u
1 U-mlock Richard Ivey.
Jackson G. II. l.nnRer.
1 .ocust William Heaver.
Main Charles K. luhn lta,- vu,,
nijjht
Milllin K. J. Honinger.
Millville William Johnson
Montour--II. R. Ciiimes, Ceo. Slrauw.
Mt. Pleasant Wm. Wolf, John Vance.
Oranye Millard E. Uowman.
Tine Welcy hker, Hiram Tiatt.
Koaringcreek Henry II. Gable.
Scott James Kressler, Isaac Reichard.
SiiL'arloaf lohn P. Hill Vr,,L-
Frederick Lauliach.
Apprentice VTauted.
A boy is wanted to learn the mint
ing trade in this office. He must be
at least 16 years of ace. of eood
character, good reader and speller.
A resident of town preferred. Address
The Columihan. tf
OABTOHTA..
Bean the jf Me Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature
Of
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Pursuant to an order from the Orphan's Court
of Columbia county, I'eunBylvunla, the under
alL'ncd, administrator of thn par.ntn nr n..air
A. Moore, deceftsed, will expose to nubile sale,
on me premises of said deceased, In Greenwood
township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, on
SATURDAY, OCT 27, iyoo,
at one o'clock p. m., sharp, of said day, the fol
lowing described reul estate, to wit. : All t.imr.
certain piece, parcel, and tract ot land, situate
In the Township ot Greenwood, In the County
of Columbia and State of Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit : Beginning
at a post corner, of lands of John B. Bhultz;
thence by laud of Jacob tilrard and John M.
Johnson, north ten degrees east, seventy-eight
and two-tenths nerchea to a noKt. . iimnn.i
laud of said Joliu M. Johnson, south sixty and
one-half decrees east, tweivrt nwhu tn .
white oak : thence by samo and land nf n. v
Uedllue, sout h eighty and one-half degrees east,
one hundred and thlrty-slx porches to a stono ;
thence by land of J. M. buturr. anm.h rinnnnri
one-halt degrees west, twenty-seven perches to
a StOne: thence bV Ulirmni ll Innrl nf .Tnl.n u
Bhultis, south eighteen and three-fourths de
grees west, one hundred nrtv.nin n.
tenths perches to the place of bfglnnli.g, con-talulug
46 ACRES
and one hundred at d fourteen square perches of
land, be the same more or less, on which Is
eieoted a two-story
FRAME DWELLING TTnnv
and bank burn. Thn rim iu in . ......
cultivation, and Is situated about one-lmlt
mile north of.the village of Uhorsburg, and is ft
very desirable property.
TEhmh OK bALR : Ten nor nonr rt Ka
fourth of the purcUuse moncv tn ho n.M a,
Btriking down ot the nronprtv.
- 1 rf I 1HU VUIHUUD Ul
the one-fourth at the contlrmatlon nUl. which
wm ue on uie nrst Monday of December, woo,
and the remaining three-rourths within one
year from the date of sale, with Interest from
the date of eontn mat Ion nisi. Possesion will
be g ven April 1st, woi, or sooner, If arrange,
ments can beniado with thn tn... ... ..".
, v. .mum, 'i grain
lnlhet'round reserved, need and u,v. u
wanted, at expense ottpurchaser.
A. M.n:wiTT,
Adm'p nf Tlautx a
i Ci-intom DemiiKu, Atty.
Even theyy
Woman yf
"j? 5
1110 uiwai l ..v- ...
ulir about the ff
itylt of hr yf
hoes will not 11
heriell JR.
deny
ease and com
fort in thorn,
unlaas h
acrlf Ices willlngiy.
The
Herrick
Shoe
It easy, VERY easy, but with
Itt ease it combines style and
the very Latest Style always.
It Is not tn experiment, but the
result of thirty-eight years of
ing of women't thoes. Three 1
grades and each one is guaran- ...
leed $2.50 J3.0O-JJ.50. f
uxtoras ou cents per pan '
intn toove toove pneea.
Sttcial.Volict. .Vanuatu fri
itamtJ plainly on telt V
tvtry iha.
FOR SAI.E BY
W. II. MOORE.
I
School
Shoes!
Will Soon be Needed.
Our 28 years' ex
perience enables us to
select for you tie
right shoe for service.
Full lino of
W. L. DOUGLAS'
Fall and Winter Shoes
for men now in etock.
W. Ii. MOORE,
Cor. Main and Iron SH.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.