The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-12-10


Christmas is but 10 days distant.
saierkraut is now in order.
The river froze over on Tuesday night
Splendid weather for catching olds.
The attendance at court was poor this
week.
Robert Ent, of Berwick, was foreman of the
Grand Jury this week.
Olenmargarine is said to make a splendid
paste for bangs
Thomas Trench, of Light Street, is in San
Francisco,
I W. Hartman makes fine display ofsilk
hondkerchief+ in his show window.
A wa'er famine is again threatening Reading
Ieope
l. W Hsrtmsn's display of Dolls attracts
the children. Go and see them.
"All The worlds stage" and the newspa.
per4 are the footlights.
For hristmas Toys and candies, 60 to Mrs
J. & Scott's You cannot help being pleased,
According to the recent statistics there are
lwentv-three hundred deaf and dumb people in
this State
5000 Christmas presents for sale at l. W.
Harmans.
Never run up small debts Creditors are
like children-the smaller they are the more
they cry.
White and colored Blankets at Lutz &
Soan's,
1t is remarkable fact that there has not
been one ball in Bloom this season.
Shawls 81 90 to $1,000 Tor a Christmas
present at |. w. Hsrtman's.
There has been an advance in the retail price
Of coal oil.
The legal age at which to send children to
school is six years.
Wm. G. Mckinney expects to move in his
new building next week.
The hotels were well filled with guests on
Monday.
Fine selection of Jewelry and Silverware
at L. Bernhard's. Goods bought engraved
free of charge.
The butchers happy as larks, all the
prospects favoring cold weather.
Every person in Bloom4burg ought to see
l. W Hartman's stock of Christmas Goods.
The merchants of Calawissa appear to be do
ing good trade.
Cards Picture Books, Story Books and all
kinds Of amusing games for the young at 6. A.
Clark's Book Sore
There waa infant b,rttsm at the Episcopal
church last Sunday evening,
Have YOU seen the Pioneer Glassware at
BilImever's Something new in sets. Fruit
Dishes, Bread Plates, &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Sloan returned from
Washington last Saturday.
Canned Goods of every description, Fancy
Figs ard Raisins, Evaporaed Fruits Of all
kinds, at Billmeyers.
Don't fail to see the Minstrel performance at
the Opera House next Monday evening.
Almonds, English Walnus, Filberts, Figs
Raisins, Evaporated Peaches, just received
at the Central Tea Store.
Hon. C. r. Blckalew's family have taken
rooms at thu Exchange Hotel for the winter.
They do say that & A. Clark has the finest
stock Of Holiday Goods ever brought to
Boomsburg. Go and see.
If you want good Overcoat cheap go to
Gross n. Y, Store, Bloom.
Any book YOU want which G. A, Clark ha-
not got, he will order for you and you can gel
in three days.
Bu ter is very scarce in market Too many
hucksters on the road
Decorated Toilet Sets from 81 to 80 20
something nice for Holiday Presents at Bill
meyers.
The American Union Telegraph Company
intend uniforming all their messengers.
Fancy Goods for Presents at CLARK y
Son.
One gentleman give, u4 the following answer
TO our connndrum: Gone to meet Garfield
Ties Bows, Fishues &C., at Clark 4
Son.
Holdren, the tobacconst, has removed 't
White Hall.
Hand ONE editions of Thackeray, Dickens
Irving and all the standard authors, at G' A
Clark's.
John Chrstman has opened up new sa I
dler shop 10 Solieder's building. Give him
call.
The most fancy Christmas goods in th
line of Neck Ties and Handkerchief, CUT
and Collars at Q. g Marrs.
Sheriff Eat sold the brick yard of Jaco
Graul at Catawissa, last Saturday Charlie
Krug was the purchaser.
Every smoker greatly appreciates box
cigars for Christmas present, buy them
Alexander & Woodhouse.
L. A. Riley Il Co., of Centrala, have opene
their store with a large stock of fine goods an
are offering great inducements 10 customers
Binghamton Boots at McKinney's.
They have been using the ice breaker on th
canal ia some parts in order to release block
AIDES.
Christmas coming, Gents embroi dere
Slippers at McKinney's.
On last Monday evening, Jacob Snyder, c
Orangev lie, slipped and fell on the ice, break
ing his left arm the wrist
Childs Arctic Buckle Wool Lined Over
shoes So cents at Kessers.
The sale of the property of Charles Doeble
deceased, was continued until next Monday
December 18th at he Court House at 10 o'cloc
Am.
No acid but Pure Sugar Syrup at 45 cen
per gallon at Clark d Sons.
Everybody should note the fact that the he
remedy for coughs, cold, etc is DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup. Price only 25 cents bottle,
The largest Stock of
Ready Made ClothiI
Can now be seen at the
Old Reliable Store
David Lowenberg.
The present term at the Normal School W
close on Thursday, December 23rd The ne
term will open on Tuesday, January 4th.