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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
Continued from pnp;e 21
lows: Situate in tlie vill,ie of Kile
Grove, bounded on the east by land of
Klijnli Hess, mirth by land of Hummer
Yorks, west by main public road run
nintf throtiKh naid village and south by
land of said J. W. I'crrry, and known as
the "Hlk House."
93. v Pavlowskl, John, hotel, West Her
wick, I'a.i bounded and described as fol
lows! Situate on the north side of Freas
avenue, iMiunded on the south by l'reas
avenue, on the west by lot of I,. Ch.ipiu.
on the north by nn alley, and on the cast
by lot of Dincio Staiitfio.
91. Rishe, lidar, hotel, Centre Tup.
ri.. l)ounded and clescribed as follows:
Situate on the south side of the public
road lending from Bloomsburg to Her
iek being lounded north by said public
mad. east by rerry Koad, west bv land
of George Sponsler nnd south by nn nl
lev. 95. Rappe, Monroe, wholesale, Caln
wissa borouuh. I'a , lioundeil and de
scribed as follows: On the north by Mill
street, on the east by Mrs. Henry Shaw,
on the south by nn alley, and on the west
by Mary Walter.
96. Redline, James ft., hotel, Green
wood Twp. Va., bounded and described
ns follows: On the west by public ro.nl
leading lo Jerseytown, south by public
road leading from Ornngcville to dwell
ing of Mrs. Hartlrv Albertson, east by
lot of H. Rotan nnd north by lot of Mrs.
R. Albertson. and known ns the "kohrs
burg Hotel."
97. Roach. Daniel, hotel, Conyng
Iibiii Twp., I'a., bounded and described
as follow s: On the public road leading
from Ashland toNumidia, adjoining land
of James Kostenbauder, Lehigh Coal
Company et al. in the village of Aristcs,
and known ns ''The Mountain Hotel."
9S. Rooney, KUen, restaurant, 2nd
Ward, Centrali.i, I'a., bounded and de
scribed as follows: Situate on the east
side of Locust avenue, bounded on the
north by property of I. V. Burke estate,
east by an alley, south by property of
Martin Walsh, and west by Locust nve.
99. Reiter, Gus, hotel, West Berwick,
Pa., bounded and described ns follows:
Situate on the southeast corner of Spring
Garden avenue and Mercer street, bound
ed on the north by Spring Garden ave
nue, on the east by lot of S. A. Durling,
on the south by Schley alley, and on the
west by Mercer street.
i(H). Reice, C. H., hotel, Oraugeville
borough, I'a.. bounded and described as
lollows: Situate at the corner of Main
and I'ine streets, bounded on the east by
an alley, on the south by I'ine street, on
the west bv Main street, and on the north
bv lot of H. H. Sloan, anil known as
"'Oranceville Hotel."
101. Rimby, Samuel D., hotel, Mad
ison Twp., I'a., bounded and described
as follows: Situate in the village of Jer
sevtown, bounded on the north by lot of
E. F. Johnson and Rachel Carey, on the
east by a public road leading to Millville,
on the south by public road leading to
White Hall, aud west by lot of Geo. S.
Lee. and known as "Rimby Hotel."
1U2. Stegmaier Brewing Company,
wholesale, Bloomsburg, I'a., bounded
and described as follows: Situate on the
south side of 7th street, bounded on the
south by an alley, on the west by lot of
Thomas Sullivan, on the north by 7th
street nnd on the east by D. L. & W. R.
R. Co.
1IJ3. Sponenbcrg, G. F. hotel, West
Berwick, I'a., bounded and described as
follows: On the north by lot late of
Wesley Pettit, east by an alley, south
by lot of H. S. Williams, and west by
La Salle street, and known us No. 532
La Salle street.
10-1. Sponenberg, Anne, restaurant,
Berwick, I'a., bounded and described as
follows: Stiuateon the southerly side
of west Front street, between Market
and Mulberry on the comer of Kuclid av
enue.bounded north by Front street, east
by Euclid avenue, south by Reagan al
ky, anil west by land of M. A. Markle,
being known as No. 132 west Front street.
ll)5. Sedusky, John, wholesale, Con
ynghatn Twp., I'a., bounded and de
scribed ns follows: Situate in the vil
lage of Aristes, on the west side of the
public road leading from Catawissa to
Centralia.
106. Sands, Joseph K-, hotel, Mt.
Pleasant Twp., in the village of Mor
dansville, bounded on the north by pub
lic road leading from Mordatisville to
Millville, east by lot of the "Free
Church," south bv Little Fishingcreek,
aud west by land of C. L. Sands, and
known as the "Sands Hotel."
107. Stouge, A. O., hotel, Montour
Twp., Pa., bounded aud described as fol
lows: Situate in the village of Gro
vania on the public road leading from
Bloomsburg to Danville, bounded on
the south by the public road aforesaid,
on the east by lands of Isaiah Hagen
buch, on the north by lands of Henry
Lazarus, on the west by lands of Lew is
Thomas, and known as the "Grovania
Hotel.,,
108. Snyder, William H., hotel,
Bloomsburg, Pa., bounded and described
as follows: On the north by 2nd street,
east by a private alley and land of Dr.
John and others, south by Pine Alley,
and west by Whitman's alley, and
known as "Exchange Hotel."
109. Snyder, Irvin A., hotel, Blooms
urn;, pa., bounded and described as
follows: Situate at the corner of 2nd or
Main street and the B. A S. R. R.i
bounded northwardly by 2nd or Main
street, eastwardly by right of way of the
B. & S. R. R. Co., southwardly by an
alley, and westwardly by an alley in the
rear and lot of
110. Shaffer, H. A., hotel, Orange
ville borough, Pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows: Situate on the west
side of Main street, bounded on the
north by lots of Albert Fisher and Mrs.
Albert Hecktimn. on the west by Mill
street,, on the south by lot of Mrs. Re
becca Megargell, and on the east by
Main street.
111. Shaeffer, Edward J. hotel, 1st
Ward, Centralia, Pa., bounded aud de
scribed as follows: Situate on the west
side of Locust ave, bounded on the north
y private alley, east by Locust avenue,
south by property of John Moran, and on
the west Dy an alley.
112. Schweppenheiser, W. C, hotel,
West Berwick, Pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows: Situate at No. 815
La Salle street, bounded on the north by
land of George Sponsler, on the east by
La Salle street, on the south by land of
George Sponsler, on the west by an alley.
113. Saraciuo. Nicholas, hotel, West
Berwick, Pa., bounded and described as
follows: Situate on Freas avenue, being
lot No. 1520.
114. Schlanger, Henry, hotel. West
Berwick, Pa., bounded and described as
follows: Situate on the southwest cor
er of La Balle street and Freas avenue,
bounded on the north by Freas avenue,
on the east bv La Sane street, on the
south by lot of O. W. Sponsler, and on
the west by lot of J. SiIiIhiikit.
ll. Mlicnke, Jvilwanl. hotel. West
Berwick, I'a , bounded and dencrih-d as
follows: Situate on Hie northc-iM cor
ner of La Salle nnd Poplar streets, b i:n.
ed ninth by Poplar slieit, east by nn al
ley, south by other lull 1 of Joseph Sau
ley, aud west by La Salle st.
116. Shoemaker, J. p., restaurant,
Berwick, Pa., hounded and described as
follows: Situate an the southeast comer
of Front street and Reagan alley, bound
ed on the north by Front street, on the
east by lot of 1,. I. Clewcll and P. C.
Currin, on the south by nn alley and on
the west by Reagan's alley.
117. Steen, Jacob, hotel, Sugnrlonf
Twp. I'.i., hounded and described as fol
lows: Situate in the village of Central,
bounded on the north by lot of Louisa
Mem, on tlie rtist l.y n alley, on the
south by land of Joshua Hess and west
by public road, known as Central Park
Hotel.
US. Sholenberg. Wells A., hotel,
Berwick, Pa., hounded and described as
follows: Situate on the easterly corner
of Front ami Market streets, bounded
north by Front street, east by lot of A.
H. MacCrca et al, south bv Canal street,
west by Market street, being N,. Km past
Front street, and known as the "St.
Charles Hotel."
ll'i. Stegmaier Brewing Company,
wholesale, Berwick, Pa., bounded and
described ns follows: Situate on the west
side of Chestnut street, bounded an the
east by Chestnut street, on the south nnd
west by land formerly of the Penna. Ca
nal Co., now of the D. L. St W. R. R. Co.
and on the north by land of the D. L. &
W. R. R. Co.
120. Schonberger. Henry, hotel, Bri
nrcreek Tw p. Pa., bounded and described
as follows: Situate on the southeast cor
ner of Warren street And 6th avenue,
bounded west by Warren street, east by
hind of petitioner, north bv 6th avenue.
121. Sutton, O. K,., hotel, Benton
borough, Pa., bounded aud described as
follows: Situate on the eastern side of
Second street in said borough, and know n
as McHenry House.
122. Visintainer, Emanuel, hotel, 1st
ward, Centralia, Pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows: North by Centre
street, east by Locust avenue, south bv
property of B. J. Dyke and Mary Dvk'e
and west bv an alley.
123. Williams. II. B., hotel, Briar
creek Twp. Pa., bounded and described
as follows: Situate on the west side of
public road leading from Berwick to
Jonestown near the footofNob Mountain
bounded on the east by public road, on
the south bv land of Gid. Michael and
Obed Michael, west by land of Philip
Sponenberg, south by Lvnn D. Albertson
and Mrs. S. Sitler and north by lands of
G. W. Koons, aud known as Miller's
Hotel.
124. Wagenseller, George, hotel,
Bloomsburg, Pa., bounded and described
as follows: Situate on 2nd or Main street
bounded on the north by Main street, on
the east by lot of Severance and Roberts,
on the south by an alley and on the west
by lot of David Lowenberg estate, and
known as "St. Elmo Hotel."
125. Williams, H, S., restaurant, Ber
wick, Pa., bounded and described as fol
lows: Situate on the southerly side of
West Front street between Market and
Mulberry streets, bounded north by
Front street, east by land of J. N. Harry,
south by Reagan's alley and west by land
of R Berger estate.
126. Yankee, Rudolph, hotel, Green
wood Twp., Pa., bounded audjdescribed
as follows: Situate in the village of Ky
ers Grove, bounded on the south by a
public road leading from Mordausville
to Millville, east by a public road leading
from Eyersgrove to Jerseytown, north
by an alley, and west by lot of Jackson
Robbing, nnd known as the "Evers
Grove Hotel."
127. Yeager, Lloyd, hotel, Catawissa
borough. Pa., bounded and described as
follows: On the east by lands of John
Haley, on the west by Railroud street,
on tlie north by Pine street, and on the
south by other lands of your petitioner,
and known as Railroad Hotel.
12S. Yeager, Wellington, hotel. Lo
cust Twp., Pa., bounded and described
as follows: Adjoining lands of Elmer
Yeager and public road and known
as "Cross Keys Hotel."
129. Yetter, Boyd R., hotel, Main
Twp , bounded aud described as follows:
Situate in the village of Maiuville,
hounded on the north by lands of A. H.
Gruver, on the east by a public road, on
the south by lands af W, P. Zehner, and
on the west by Catawisssa Creek.
130. Yost,. Dora E., restaurant,
Bloomsburg, Pa., bounded and described
as follows: Situate on the east side of
l;ast street at corner of 5th street, bound
ed on the north by Fifth street, on the
east by lot of the Rescue Hose Co., on
the south by lot of Dora E. Yost, on the
west by East street.
131. Yeager, Montilus and James A.
Yeager, hotel. Locust Twp. Pa., bound
ed aud described as follows: Situate in
the village of Numidia on the northeast
ern side of a public road leading from
Catawissa to Ashland where the Mill
grove Road intersects the above road in
Numidia and adjoining lands of J. L.
Kline. ... ,
132. Zimbo, Andrew, hotel, 1st ward,
Centralia, Pa., bounded and described as
follows: On the north by property of
Maria Dyke, east by Locust avenue,
south by property of Ambrose D. Golds
worthy and west by an alley.
133. Zauowyak, Mitro, restaurant. 2d
ward, Centralia, Pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows: On the north by
property of Mrs. Wm. Bulluck, east by
Locust avenue, south by Railroad street,
and west by an alley.
FREEZE QUICK.
Clerk of Court of Quarter Sessions.
Bloomsburg. Pa.. Dec. 30tn. lwv.
New Superintendent of Silk Mill.
Mr. Wolfensberger, of New
York City, who has taken the posi
tion of superintendent of the
Bloomsburg Silk Mill made vacant
by the removal of Fred Beghnger
to New York City, will occupy the
Leader house, corner of Filth and
Centre street, vacated by Mr. Beg
linger, . - ---
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
tlie Kind You Have Always Bought
Siguat we of
FEBRUARY JURORS.
Jury Commissioners and Sheriff Drew
Names for Next Session
of Couurt.
NheriirO. 1. Knt, nnd Jury Omtuis
hIoiici'k A. ('. llidlay mid JimicsTnimp
drew the juror for February court on
Monday. 'I hi i th- lut ' time Mr.
Trump will act. ns bis term of ollhr
expire thiH ycttr. Mr. llidhiy will
succeed himself.
The Jurors drawn me ns follows :
I IUXII, I rKOrt".
First Monthly In February.
K. 1). Cecil, lici wlck
(unit Marl., liiiiircreck
Fred Colenii'iis l.envk'k
Kurt Mrown, Main
Aaron 1 1 art mn II, 1 1cm lock
,loh n Crawford, Iter wick
Charles K. Mck. Montour
John Wnliich, Scott
Wedey Davis, lleiitou Twp.
O, V. liivriMh, Suui'loiif
V. O. Maust, MiuliHoii
lloyd Vance, Orange
K. K. llaK'iibuch, fwtt
ThoN. M. Lynn, llriarcrcek
C. A. Wesley. .Stillwater
Wm. Acheiihtich, Bloom
Wi Ilium I'M wards, Centre
Orville Meeker, Sunarloaf
Frank Meyers, Huarlouf
It. II. lSiirdi), ( Ji'i'cii wood
Churlcd Art Icy, Cleveland
Leauder Fet termini, Locust
Ueo. Kclimnl, Wont lierwiek
Jacob It. Mo.-er, Conytighuiu
rirtiT jurors
First Tuesday in Februnry.
David Howell,-Mt. Pleasant
D. F. Mordan. Mt. I'leasiint
David K. Yeager, Locust
Howard Oteciiley, lierwiek
Calvin 1 Blfcker, Mom tour
T, K. Jhittuin, - Benton
U. C. Feiist, Her wick
Samuel W. Ikeler, Berwick
Wesley Morris, Green wood
K. W. (ireenle.y, Greenwood
Samuel II. Mordun, Madison
Isaac Fetterman, Cony iiglmm
Wes'ey Fairchilds, West Berwick
U. 1". Davis.-Bloom
It. H. Hess Berwick
Sylvester Beaver, Conynghuni
Clem Martcci y, Berwick
Frank S. Iiei;'lnw. Centre
F. K. Boice,-Berwick
Thomas Merell, Scott
A. Ij. Frit., Sunarloaf
Jacob t Jetty, Centralia
Henry H. Keck, Berwick
K. It. Wilson, Benton Tv.
J lion Sballes, Berwick
J. Lawrence, Montour
D. J. Hi miller. Bloom
Win. Klines, Hr., Berwick
Win. C. Hartmali, Scott
C. K. Blame, Berwick
W. F. ItoiiKh. Berwick
Zi'lineder Low. Orange
M. K. Krvin, Catawissa
John J. Hielly, Centralia
John Walters, Catawissa
William Singleton, Conynghuni
civir, coritT jurors.
Second Tuesday in February.
S. T. Pollock. Berwick
K. Ward Hitter. Bloomsburg
Boyd M. Freas, Briarcreek.
J. i Creasy, Jr., F'isliingereek
Kdwurd Hartman, Madison
Albert Low. Montour
Charles A. Sliatl'er. Berwick
Thomas Morton, Berwick
C. R l'ealer. Fishingcreek
( J. W. Hartman, Hemlock
I. Xeal Maust, Hemlock
i larry Fahringer, Berwick
Wesley Bower, Briarcreek
James Walters, Bloom
1. B. Ikeler, Greenwood
William ltoup, Berwick
K.ni Vocum, Cleveland
David Fisher, Bloom
Wm. Watkins, Franklin
W. H. Ringrose. Bloom
It. It. Smith, -Catawissa
1). C. 1 ocuin, - Locust
( 'larenco Trumblcy, Centre
l'eter Sliult., Sugarloaf
Aaron Kestcr, Millville
William I Iarrv, Berwick
T. L. Keifcr.-Berwick
Joseph G. Swank. Milllin
Samson Townsem!, Mt. Pleasant
Krastus Kline, I'ine
Albert Fetterolf, Conyngham
Elmer Kliiiger, Berwick
W. W. Karshner, Greenwood
Charles Bower, Berwick
A. C. Fisher, Montour,
1. V. Closen, Orange
James Strieker, Catawissa
John Ash, Berwick
J. S. Grimes, Bloomsburg
T. W. Kiel ly. Centralia
William H. Utt, Bloom
M. II. Menscli, Montour
Chas. Cadman, Millville
Bodger Slieran, Centralia
Albert Widger, Briarcreek
Kdwurd Kaustenbauder. Catawissa
James Ituch, Berwick
There are times when every man,
away down in his heart, realizes
that the fools are not all dead yet.
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DRY FLY FISHING.
Hints to the Angler How to Entice
Big Fish.
Dry fly fishing Is very little prac
tised in 'Ms (oitntry for the rea:'o'.i
thi:t. almost all authorities seemed to
ngn'o that the wet fly method Is tlie
only one suited to our streams. O.
M. L. La Urnnehe. in nn article In no
creation, declares that a l!y "doctor
ed" with a very light application of
paranhie la nearly always to be pre
ferred to a wet lly, If an angler onr o
gets "vi:;e" to the right way to cast.
A few of the points he e:npliasl;:ea nro
as follows:
"If the angler wants big fish and
we nil do the dry fly will take thorn
when nothing else will; but it must
be presented properly to the highly
'educated' trout of streams that are
much fished. My one great dilllculty
at the start was a rooming Inability
to check the Impulse to give the fly,
after It had alighted, a few spasmodic
Jerks, thinking to make it look alive.
This action Is fatal. The small fish
will take It, of course, as they will
also when it Is just floating with the
current, hut I have never taken a good
fish except when my line was quite
slack nnd the lly floating naturally
with the current. What is known as
the 'drag' also destroys any chance
of a rise, but this hi not always the
fault of the angler. It must be avoid
ed if possible, and tho only remedy I
can prescribe Is practice. If a cast
should bo bungled, don't become
e: i.'.ptM-atcd aiid snatch the leader and
fly off tho water In disgust you court
disaster when this Is done, for tho
chances are better than even that you
will hang up good and fast In some treo
behind you. Permit the fly to drift
downstream until It reaches a point
nearly opposite you, and then retrieve,
and the danger of eearing a fish that
you might get on tho next cast is
minimized,
"The fly should rest on the surface
for but an Instant, then he lightly
whisked oft and a false cast or two
made In the nir to dry It before drop
ping it again on the water. Each cast
must count! If tho point of the rod Is
raised gently at tho end of the cast,
Just before the fly alights, and this
elevation' continued afterward, the
leader will be kept out of water, und
the danger of drowning the fly, 1. e.,
drenching It, will be avoided. Caro
must be taken, however, not to make
this action too quick, or a motion will
be imparted to the fly which is ns
unnatural as that caused by tho
'drag.' "
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GEO. W. BOYD,
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Trolley Time Tables
Cars leave MarketJSquare, Bloomsburg
for.Berwiek: j
a. m. r. m. r. m.
5.00 1 2.50 7.50
5.40 1.50 S.50
6.20 2.50 Q.'O
6.50 3.50 lO O
7.5" 4.50 11.50
8.50 5.50
9.50 O.50
10.50
II.50
Firsi. car 1eaves Market Square for
Berwick on Sunday at 6.50 a. m.
t From Power House.
Saturday Night Only.
Cars leave Berwick for Danville:
a. m. m. r. M.
6.00 12.00 0.00
7.0O 1'. M. 7.00
7.20 I.OO S.OO
8,00 2.00 ) 00
0 00 3 CO 10.00
10.00 4,00 il.oo
ll.OO S.OO I2.00
t 1.00
First car leaves Berwick for Danville
on Sunday at 8.00 a. m.
Bloomsburg Only,
t Saturday Night to Bloomsburg Only.
Cars leave Market
burg, for Danville:
Square, Blooms-
A. M. P. M, P. M.
5.IO 12.10 6.10
Coo 1. 10 7.10
7.IO 2.IO S.IO
8.10 3.10 0.10
q.lo 4.10 lo.IO
jo. 10 5.10 II.IO
II. 10
First car leaves Market Square for
Danville on Sunday at 7.10 a. m.
Saturday Night Only.
Cars leave Danville for Berwick:
A. M. ' M. P. M.
6.00 12.00 fi.OO
7.OO P. M. 7.00
8.00 I.OO S.OO
g.OO 2.00 9.00
10:00 3.O0 IO.OO
11.00 4 00 11.00
5.00 112.00
First car leaves Danville for Berwick
on Sunday at 8.00 a. ni.
Bloomsburg Only.
1 Saturday Night to Bloomsburg Only
Cars leave Market Square, Bloomsburg
for Catawissa:
A. M.
5.30
6.15
t7.oo
tS.oo
9.00
fio.oo
til. 00
M. P. M.
12.00 6.00
P. M. t7.o
1.00 S.00
t2.00 9.00
(3.00 10.10
4.00 11.00
5.00
First car leaves Market Square for
Catawissa on Sunday at 7.00 a. m,
Saturdav Night Only,
t P. R. R. Connections.
Cars leave Catawissa for Bloomsburg:
A. M
P. M. P. M.
S 50
6.35
7.30
8.30
5.30
12,30
I.30
a. 30
3.30
4.30
5.3
6.30
7.30
8.30
0.30
10.30
10.30
11.30
11.30
First car leaves Catawissa for Blooms.
burg on Sunday at 7.30 a. m.
Saturday Mignt uniy.
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FOR
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it quickly absorbed.
Givos P.cnel at Once.
It cleanses, Boot lies,
heals aud protects
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tlm diseased mem
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away aOold in the Head quickly, llostore
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lid at 1 'ljt.'jiits or by mail. Liquid
Jroaui ISidm fmr uss in utomlruvfl 75 eta.
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Railroad
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