The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-11-23
Orangeville Items.

Rev. ]. w. Green preached a very able
sermon in the NJ. L. Church last Sunday
evening to large and attentive audience.
The past few days of pleasant weather
has had its effect in affording lots of busi-
dess for our merchants.
Mr.. Levi Hippensteel and wife of Kan
sas are visiting friends and relatives in
this place and vicinity.
Hiram zimmerman, brother of DR.. G.
w. zimmerman, lef here on Monday last
for his home in Nebraska.
Major Vance has just returned from
quite an extended visit through the west
ern states. The Major has very good
opinion of the west.
Mr.. r. Hayman OF Turbottvlle was the
guest of G. P. Stiner and others last week.
Miss Maria nlnney or Nanticoke, IS VS.
iting her sister Mrs. II. Bells of our town.
Our enterprising furniture dealer, T. W.
Conner, is about associating Jacob Hess
with him in his business. Success to you
Tommy.
VIM. Hughes of Hazleton was visiting
his mother and other relatives about our
town last week.
Stephen johnson has been failing quite
rapidly with pulmonary affection. We
shall feel glad to learn of his getting better
soon.
C. NJ Cooke our tonsorial artist knows
just how to please his many patrons.
Charlie can give as good a shave, as Bar
Der ever gave.
The Bon Ton Restaurant Hiram Cole
man proprietor, serves oysters in every
style, and in the best style. If you want a
good stew try him.
Messrs. Lilley & Sloppy had their roam
horse clipped last week. 1t changes the
appearance of Billy very much.
The swell that went from this place to
Bloomsbury last Sunday week ago tn see
his duck was mortified to find she had ta-
ken pleasure trip with rival. Young
| man, the ways of the lover are not always
| through clover.
]. W. Lilley and G. B. Mellick started
last Tuesday morning to the North Noun
tain for deer. jim always brings home
venison even if he has to buy it.
Mr. b. Covanhovan and A. r. Patterson
have returned home from their deer hunt.
ing. They think that fat pork is goot
enough for anybody.
VIM. Bodine is putting the finishing
touches on C. w. Ammerman's house. l
takes Billy to do good job of painting
and he does it ?"
Sloppy and Boss had pheasant hunt OF
Monday last. They bagged lots of game
but on official reports the game is still a
large in Crouse's hollow.
Jim and John paid visit to Mr. Reedel
at Catawissa ON Sunday last. They repor
a very enjoyable time.
X. Y. z. has just learned that the young
firm of Fleckenstine & Dewitt intend dis
solving their partnership next spring.
Orangeville can boast of as good mea
market as there is in the county. You cal
always find what you want at Mears
Mr. r. Fister sold to f. NJ. Whitmir
last week, young Alderney COW twenty
one months old, for seventy live dollars.
Several attempts of the young misses o
our town to get up an oyster social so ia
has been an entire failure. Say girls, ar
oyster too high, or won't the youths assis
you in raising funds necessary for soup
Come boys, chip in.
Niblo has been sporting pair Of No. /
oxhide boots. BY appearances they are
too tight as he walks about on his knees.
The youth that put the plow harness OF
the horse last Monday for one of our youn
ladies to go out pleasure driving, mus
have been near sighted or absent minded
BE more careful hereafter and once hitcl
ing up will suffice.
Douglass Megargle has his new hous,
under roof and in a short time one NOR
new house can be added to our list
j. b. Montgomery intends to finish h
house for occupancy this fall yet.
The buckwheat crop is short and so
the corn, owing TO the early frost. Cons,
quently we have short sausages and sma
buckwheat cakes, which sets hard on Y.
H.
/ have just learned that j. H. Stiner, br
ther of G. G. Stiner intends visiting h
J brother and the relatives in this town in Il
near future. Jimmy has been clerking 4
. the "Connelsvile coal and iron company
, at Leisenring, Fayette county, this sta
{ for nearly two years, We will all be gla
to see you back, Jimmy.
, will not make special mention of all
? saw at Lilley Il Sleppys store to me
mans wants, but was surprised to s
their large stock of overcoats-all sizes, 4
colors, and all prices. Next, their II
0 mense stock of boots and shoes, they ha
the celebrated Dayton boot count
eighteen cases and yet they say they ha
1 more coming. | noticed a large line
, hats, caps, underwear and many 9th
things you need. They say their motto
i Good goods, small profits and qui
e sales" They are wide awake, and me-
business. X. Y. z.