The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-20
LOCAL NOTICES,

LOCAL NOTICES,
A QUESTION.-Does the "Elas Howe" Co. feel
prepared to test the truth Of the oft.repeated
assertion that "tho Elias Howe machine was
awarded tho highest honor at the Paris EXPOSE
,ion7" 10 IHouIRER.
1. W. HARTMAN sells good unblcachod Mus
lin, yd wde for l2Ik cts.
You can buy pair of white Blankets att. w.
Hartman's for sl.o1
/. W. HAETMAS's store Is tho place TO find
cheap goods. Go and see
NEW Rochelle, Unwton) Blackberry vines for
sale, s5. per hundr ed, by JOSEPH GARRISON
Bloomsburg, Pa.
TOBACCO and SEGARS can be bought at the
Mammoth Grocery off. II. MAZE, at city prices
Quality very superior. Try them
SINGERS New Family Sewing Machines-ten
d ollars casll-balance in monthly instalments'
j. a. DoRAN, Agent, bloomsbury Pa. no.Sg-tf
II. A. CARMAN of Benton has Just returned
from tho city with fine assortment of millinery
goods, to which she invites the attention of the
people. At
PERSONS indebted 10 this Office for Job print
ing and advertising are reminded that one per
cent. per month Is added TO all bills that stand
over 30 days. n3S.tf
WE call attention to Henry ZUpPGSdEa's cs
tablshment; in the line of watches, clocks.
Jewelry, etc. he is an expert, and in spectacles
ETC., he has large selection with ripe expert
enceto promptly fit the required focus.
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THE statements made by dealers in other ma
chimes, that they sell New Singer Sewing Ma.
chimes is not true. The Singer Mandatory
supply no machines in Columbia county, except
to their authorized agent, J. A. DORIAN. no.S6-tf
A GENERAL assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS
and STATIONARY, Wholesale and retail at A.
ID. WEBBs Book Store, opposite the Court
House. Miscellaneous books, portmonaies, ster-
eoscopic pictures, games, picture-books, blank
book S of all k nds, etc, etc. n3S-tE
A NEwand elegant assortment of fall and win
ter goods has Just been received by s. III. MILLER
q Son. which they offer at very low prices. Also
all articles usually kept in diy goods sore
Their friends and the public are invited to call
and examine them.
A curious and unique machine for grinding
coffee may be seen at MAIzE's grocery. Whether
the machine was invented to grind coffee, or
coffee was invented to be ground by the machine.
is the problem to be solved, various merits are
claimed or 1t, but the best way is to test it, or at
least so and see it,
CRAM"5 and pains in the stomach q o the re-
suit of imperfect indigestion. and may be i'm
medatey relieved by dose of JoIINsoNs ANo =
DYNE LINIMENr. A tea-spoonful in n little
sweetened water Is n dose.
HEAVY oats are good for horses; none will de-
ny that; but oats can't make horses coat look
smooth and glossy when he is out of condition.
SlIERIDANs CAVALRY CONDITION Powders Will
do this when all else fails.
LADIES and Child ren's Fancy Furs, at JOHN
FAREGRAs Popular Fur Emporium, us Arch
Street, Philadelphia. His stock of Fancy Furs
fol Ladies and Children is very largo, and no one
can fail TO be suited.
DfED.-In Sugarloaf township, September o.
ISL Mrs. MARY Hess, wife of ANDREW HESS,
deceased, aged 81 years, D months and 3 days.
She was the mother of l3 children rs grand-chil-
dren, 10 great-grand-childrcn, and great-great.
grandchildren. S.H
MIR. WIN. Il. HOPKINS, Of Hoop Skirt notorl.
ETY., No. lllj Chestnut and lc' North III gnth Sts
Philadelphia, has enlarged his facilities for doing
business, as will be seen by advertisement in
this issue. Reader give him a call.
NV MILLINERY GooDs, of the latest and
| most fashionable styles, and at modera prices
just received by Miss LIzdrE BA CLAY at her
store on Main street, below Market, Bloomsbury
| a f'll line of goods always on haud nd all Mn
| lenery worS done to order Oct2Ol".