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Council Proceedings.
BLooMsBURG, July 10th 1876

BLooMsBURG, July 10th 1888.
Council met pursuant to agreement at
eight o'clock, p. m. G. A. Herring, the
president, and Messrs. Hartman, Meyer,
Rabb and Sterling, of the members, were
present.
On motion of Mr.. Meyer, and seconded
by Mr. Sterling, the following resolution
was unanimously passed, to wit
Resolved, That Charles Krug be requir
ed to open the old water course immedi
ately and if he refuses so to do, that tho
prosecution now begun against him bt
proceeded WITH and the Commissioner OF
Highways cause such work to be done as
to prevent nuisance, ami keep "A stric
account of all expenditures therein, the
amount of which shall be collected from
said Charles Krug, with 90 per centun
added.
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The steps taken by the Town council
towards disposing of the patch of ground
known as the "park" are commcndable
and 1t is to be hoped that the town can III
some way get rid of this useless burden.
Since its purchase in 1878 it has cost in in.
terest alone on the money invested, $1,000.
Where woods and streams are within ten
minutes walk from any point in town, Il
park that is not park is an expensive lux
ury at these figures.
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A petition signed by nearly every bust
ness man in town has been presented to
the Pennsylvania r. r. Company, asking
for the establishment of a freight Office for
the N. &. w. b. R'y. If the request is
complied with, the Office will be in town,
and w. b. Poust will probably be appoint
ed agent. This will be great conve-
nience to our business men, and will no
doubt result in reduced freight rates.
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The future of Bloomsbury depends upon
the energy and enterprise of the citizens OF
to-day. That business is dull here is Il
well known fact, and that is largely owing
TO the depression in the iron trade is equal
ly as certain for when trade is dull at the
furnaces and car shops, hundreds OF men
are thrown out of employment and this
affects all classes. Every time there is
fall in the price of iron it is felt by all our
business men. Bloomsbury needs two
things, one being an establishment that
will make home market for the iron by
manufacturing it into stoves, axes, nails
machinery, or something of the sort, and
the other number of factories that are
entirely independent of iron, so that when
nere i, "A lull in that trade we may have
something else to fall back on. There is
no denying that we are not progressing as
we should and the fact must be faced
Until some bold strike is made we cannot
hone to grow, and cannot keep pace with
our more enterprising towns,
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James Il. Smith died at Wcllsvillc Ohio,
on the Sth inst, aged 53 years. He was
born in Bloomsbury June 18th 1880, where
he lived until 1852 when he went west He
learned the trade of carriage making in the
Sloan shops, and engaged in business for
himself at Wellsville, and was successful.
Mr.. Smith was Il brother of Mrs. L. p.
Lutz and has many relatives here who will
regret to learn of his death.
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For wears Mrs lydia f. pinkham has

*For years Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham has
been contcnding with the terrible hydra
known as Disease, with what surprising
success many who were in the serpents
coils will testify. Often has the powerless
victim been snatchcd from the open jaws
of the destroyer. In shifting the heads of
this monster Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is far more cflicacious than the
processes of potential and actual cautery.
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The city of Willamsport is about con.
sidcring the question of paving their
streets with Asphatum. 1t has been as
certaned that the cost of repair will amount
to about three cents per square yard per
year. The cost will be but triflc more
than by using stone-and it will make a
street much more attractive and far easier
for the travel of horses The Asphaltum
is used in Washington with sncccss.
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On next Wednesday, July 25th, the three
Lutheran churches of Danvilc, two of
Catawissa, and one of Bloomsburg will
hold a Union picnic in Hess Grove, Ru-
pert. Invitations have been extended to
various other Lutheran churches in this
vicinity The occasion is in commemora-
tion of the 4OOth anniversary of Martin
Luther, Fitting celebrations are to be
held by Luthcrans all oser the country on
that day
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ESTATE or MARCUS F.. cAswELI, DECEASED
Letters of administration IN the estate Of Mar
Gus +. ,gSWeU late OF bloomsbury, columbia
county, lu., deceased, have been granted by the
Register of said county TO NJ. T., CasWcl Admin
l,tratltN. An persons having claims against saN
estate are requested To- present Them Tor set
tlcmcur. and those Indebted 10 the same TO make
payment To the undersigned administmtriX with
out delay. NJ, Il. CASWEII,
June 2l'N3 CIV Administrative
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in questioning the use of funds last fall by
the Chairman of the County Committee,
will be found among those who refused to
contribute cent toward the expenses
of the Presidential campaign in 1880,
when there was Indebtedness of several
hundred dollars. Talk is cheap.
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Clara j. wife of G. A. Klein, and daugh-
ter of G. B. Seasholtz, died at her fathers
residence in Franklin township, on Mon
day morning last, aged 30 years, 4 months
and two days. She had been in poor
health for some time, and went over to her
fathers last April, since which time she
failed so rapidly that she was unable to re-
turn home The funeral took place on
Wednesday.
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srEEr,s WINE rnn coNsrMrrlyEs.

Coasumptive persons are said to be great
ly benefited by the use of Specrs Port
Grape wine. 1t seems to give nourishmcnt
when everything else fails, and physicians
are prescribing il rs "A rich, nutritious wine
Prominent physicians and members con
nected with the New York Board of Health
wine cellars and speak of his products in
the highest terms For sale by c, A Klein
BlOOmSburg, Pa
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Teachers wanted.

Wanted for the Public Schools of Cen
trala Borough for the ensuing term, one
male and five female teachers. The cX-
animation will be held at Centralia August
7 1888, commencing at 0 A, NJ.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Attest G. G. MURPHY,
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Parties desiring the IIano Manifold
Books can now secure them by calling at
this office. With this system the letter
and copy are written together. 1t does
away with the press, brush, water &c. No
ink or pen required. Call early and exi-
mine For sale only at the COLUMBIAN of
fee
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While driving over the mountain this
side of Centralia last Friday, NJ. G. Wood
ward saw a rattlesnake coiled up in the
middle of the road, ready for a spring
1t was only short distance ahead OF the
horse, and as Mr.. Woodward was alone
he had to hold the horse with one hand
while he threw stones at the snake with
the other Fortunately good sized rock,
hurled by the constable, nearly cut the
reptile in two, at the second throw, and
the danger was over, AS the road was
narrow, and it was impossible to turn
around, and impossible to drive ahead
without having the horse bitten, and as
Woodward was obliged to get out and
hold his frightened horse by the head, it
was rather an unpleasant situation for a
little while. The snake was feet inches
long, and had ten rattles
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The Summer issue of Strawbridge & Cloth.
ier's Quarterly, just out, is "A splendid num-
Der every page is of interest to the ladies.
New fancy-work designs and stitches in.
structions in amateur art, and how to adorn
the person and how to decorate the home
u pretty piece of new vocal music and the
summer fashions in every department OF
dry goods fully illustrated. Price, 10 cents;
get copy from your news-dealer or send
to Strawbridge & Clothicr, Philadelphia.
July 20-4w
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While removing the pump log from the
well at the Central Hotel last Friday, Ed
ward lIcberling was quite seriously injured
by the breaking of the windass. The
handle struck him on the head, knock
ing him down, and cutting his head and
face. DR.. Rcber dressed his wounds, and
he is improving.
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# c. A klcjm, tua Druggist does not
succeed 10 is not for lhr wan. ui faith. He
has such faith I'm Dr. HHHukr. Cough and
Lung syrup as a remedy wCoughs, Colds,
Consumption, and Lung Affections, that lac
gives n bottle free to eachand every one who
is in need of Il medicine of this kind,
July l3-eow
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The members Of the Evangelical church
at Lightstrcet will hold a festival on Fri
day and Saturday evenings July 9th and
2Sth. All the delicaces of the season will
be seryed. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church,
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The ladies of the Lutheran church will
give festival in Evans Hall on Friday
evening, and Saturday afternoon and
evening" at which time will be served
raspbcrrics, ice cream, cakes. candies
bananas, &c.
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Luther Jones climbed to the dome of the
Court House stceplc on Monday and oiled
the weather vane so that it now indicates
which way the wind blows. II was quite
u hazardous fcnt.
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CONVINCING.

The proof of the pudding is not in chew
ing the string, but in having an opportuni-
ty TO test the article direct G. A. Klein,
the Druggist, has a free trial bottle of DIR.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup for each
and every one who is afflicted with Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any Lung
Affection. July 6.cow
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Jonathan Troup has recently purchased
an Osborne reaper and binder, through
Uarman Il Hasscrt local agents. II. S.
Carter general agent, came with the ma
chine, and assisted in putting it in work
ing order, Three horses can easily draw
it, but on the trial four horses were at
tachcd. The Osborne is considered
among the best in the market. 1t is won
dcrful to see it cut the grain, bundle it and
tie it, thus saving the labor of several men,
and making great saving in time. One
great advantage in purchasing this ma
chine is that if anything gets out of order,
the local agents, who are practical machi-
nists, can easily repair it, as they keep on
hand all the pieces to supply in case of
breakagc. If you want reaper and
binder examine the Osborne before pur-
chasing.
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The Evangelical Camp.meeting in Mr..
John Iorks' Grove, one-half mile north of
Waller, will begin on Wednesday, the sth
Of August and continue one week Board
ing ard horse feed can be obtained at the
ground.
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We have an assortment Of thcrmomc-
tcrs in stock which we will sell ut reduced
prices to close out. Every house should
have one. Call and see them at the Col
UMBIAN store
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The Central Hotel is now supplied with
well water. q. II. Brown has had stone
arch built under the pavement, and force
pump put in the old well, and intends for
cling the water up into the building.
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MOpELEss EPILEPsY CrRED.

''The doctors pronounced my case to be
one of hopeless epilepsy" says our cores
pondcnt, w. c. Browning, Attorney-at-
Law, Judsonia, Ark, 'and declared death
to be my only relief Samaritan Neryine has
cured me-" Get at druggists. Sl.5O.
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See woman in another column, near
Specr's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Specr- Port Grape Wine is made.
that is so highly esteemed by the medical
profession for the use Of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged.
Sold hy Druggists. sept 22-ly
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Travel on the Pennsylvania canal was
again impcded this week by the sinking
OF boat near Danvillc. This is the third
time within month that the boats were
cOmpelled to stop running.
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Important Notice to- the Public.

A great reduction in all styles of Sum
mer clothing has just been made in consc,
quencc of the cold and wet season. Call
and be convinced at the popular clothing
store of David Lowcnberg.
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We want Il regular correspondent in
Benton, Catawissa, Centralia, Jerscytown,
Espy and Buckhorn, and will furnish
stamped envelopes and send the paper
free to anyone who will send us few
items every week or two from these places.
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Mrs. j. ID. Bodinc of Mainville was given
Il surprise party by about twenty of her
relatives and friends, on Monday last the
occasion being her twenty eighth birth day.
1t was very pleasant gathering
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

Those who are in need of first.cass
rcapcrs and Sepatators should call on j,
NJ lIulshizer, Light Street, His reputa-
ton for making the best threshcrs is known
all over this section. See advertisement in
nnOthCr column
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A family want, and | wonder how we
ever got along without Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic. 1t cured me of nervous prostra-
tion, and have used it since for all sorts
of complaints in our family. Mrs. Jines,
Albany. Jun 22-4w
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100000 acres of good land for sale cheap
in Shenandoah Valley giving the purcha-
ser the full benefit of the market by l.. f.
Caldwell, Winchester, Virginia. Correspon-
dcnce solicited. May 13 Gw-*
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Cheapest Fashion Mag gazino in the world, 100
large pages, pages new misic, 1909 engravlngs
each issue. 50 cents per year; single copies 10 cts
Strawbridge a. ClOthier, st \ Market Sts., Phila.
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The town council recently paid one OF
the printing offices of the town, bill OF
$500, for what could have been obtained
at any other Office for $500, 1t is small
matter, but three dollars is worth saving
any fine
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Cleanliness and purity make Parker's
Hair Balsam the favorite for restoring the
youthful color to gray hair. jun 22-4w
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The Greenwood NJ, f, Church will be
dedicated on Sunday, July %, at 10 o'clock
a. m The Rev d, $, Monroe, d. d., OF
Bloomsbury, will onlciatc, He will also
preach at 81 o'clock, p m Let there be a
large attendance.
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County Superintendent Grimes has sent
out his bills announcing the time and places
of examinations for teachers.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
never fails in restoring gray hair 10 It's
youthful color, lustrc, and Vitality, DR. \.
4. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts,
endorses it, and all who give it a fair trial
unite in grateful testimony to its many yir-
tupS
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rG-For one dime get package of Dia-
mond Dyes at the druggists They color
anything the simplest and most desirable
cOlOrs
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Did you ever notice the warning,
"Point" posted on door that you didn't
feel that matter with your fingers just to
find out if it wasn't dry enough to take
down the sign You probably never did'
Il womb be cunlrArY 10 human nature,
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When you have the Itch, Salt Rheum,
Calls, or Skin Eruptions of any kind, and
the Piles, that you know without being
told of it. c. A. Klein, the druggist, will
sell you Dr. Bosankos Pile Remedy for 80
cents, which affords immediate relief, and
is sure cure for either of the above diseas-
cs. July G-cow
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school Board Proceedings.

The Board of School Directors met in
the 9th st. School building as per adjourn
mcnt, all the members being present Min
utes of previous meetings were read and
approved. The Treasurer presented his
bond, executed which was accepted and
filed. A bill from Mt. Pleasant school dis
trict for tuition amounting to eight dollars
and ten cents was presented. On motion
its consideration was deferred until the
next meeting. On motion the President
appointed the following committees: On
buildings and grounds, Hagenbuch and
Jones; supplies and apparatus, Knorr and
Brown; grievances, Krlcllbaum and Will
sou. On motion and after discussion it
was unanimously agreed to proceed to the
election of 1G teachers and to postpone un-
til the next meeting the consideration of
the necessity of employing an assistant in
room No. 1. 9th st. By an unanimous
vote the salaries of teachers and janitors
for the ensuing year were fixed the same
as last year viz: S65 per month for Princi-
pal of High School, $40 per month for assis-
tant to Principal, $40 per month for teach.
cr in room No. 1 Fifth st. and $35 and $50
in theiothcr rooms. Janitors salary was fix
cd at S25 per month, The Board then
proceeded to appoint teachers with the
following result
THIRD STREET.
Room No. Ill. w. Buckingham
Assistant-Miss Nora NJ. Finney.
Room No. Miss Mary Unangst.
Assistant-Miss Georgia Pursell.
Room No. 3.-Sadie +. Vanatta.
Assistant-Miss Dora A. Marr.
Room No. 4.-Miss Florence Writ.
Assstant-Miss Ella M. Allen
Janitor-Richard Edwards.
FIFTH srEEET.
Room No. Miss Eva Rupert.
" No. &c. b. Welliver.
Assistant-C. w. Jones.
Room No. 3.--W. II. Brooks.
Assistant-Miss Lulu w. Potter.
Room No. 4.-Mss Mary Penman.
Assistant-Miss Hannah Breeze.
I'd Asst.-Anna NJ. Presscr.
Janitor-Samuel Yctter.
On motion it was unanimously agreed
that the cusuing term should begin on the
first Monday in September and continue
eight months unless for some sufficient
reason the Board shall deem it best to ter
inmate the contract at the end of seven
months. On motion the Board adjourned
to meet at the same place Saturday even
ing July 2Sth.
JAS. G. BEowN,
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4 UDITORS NOTICE


ESTATE or uENEY LElR DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the or
phlu- COut of columbia county TO make distr-
button OF the estate of Suid deceased as shown by
the account ui q. ". Miller administrator q. b.
~. O.. Z. n. to and mDu- parties entitled thereto
VIM -r 40 his Office ON saturday July 2S 1883 AT 10
O'Clock A. NJ to perform the duties OF his appoint
mruJ when and WAorc AN parties Interested IN
said estate must attend and present their claims
on hr forever dehlucd from any share OF said rs
tate,
CuAs, c. BARKLEY
Auditor.
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DEATHS.

DEITRICH. Fishingcreek township,
on the nth inst. Amanda A. DIETRICH,
aged year, II months and days.
CoNNER.-In Orangevillc, on the 18th
and II days.
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The third annual reunion OF the sol
diers' Orphan SiXtcencrs Of Pennsylvania
will be held at Altoona ON August lolll,
10Th and nth. Hon W. A. Wallace Phu
oihrrs will snpak.
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Essex County, Na.-Mr, James r. Mi
con. clerk, says; ~ have used Browns
Iron Bittcrs and found it valuable for the
purposes which it claimsn
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Shirts, cuffs and collars, necktics, and all
kinds of goods for gents wear, at Evans Il
Eyers.
July and August for the cleaning up Of
| cheap goods at |. w. Hartman 4 Sons.
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The Home Insurance Company repre-
scnted by G. f. Knapp of this town, had
an insurance of $500 ON the Dauphlh
county poor house. The amount was
nrnmntlY mid.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
srnNNaln roN WIND ANn nom

There is more strength restoring power
in bottle of Parkcrs Ginger Tonic than
in huShcl of malt or a gallon Of milk
This explains why inyalids find il such IL
wonderful mvigomnt for mind and body,
Jun 22.4w
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Sheriff Mourcy has made arrangements
with the commissioners, to take entire
charge of the Jail at $50 a month, and has
put man in as his assistant upon whom
he can rclY.
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The CoLuNBIAN Office is prepared TO
furnish all kinds Of paper bags, plain or
printed, at city prices. Merchants pur-
chasing of US will save freight on their
Orlers.
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Warrcnton, n. C.--Rcv. j. L. c. Bar
ham says II used Browns Iron Bitters.
1t is complete restorative, tonic and appe-
tiscr.n
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a new line of neckwear nobby
and nice-at ID. Lowcnbcrgs.
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Thomas Jones and William Fornwad
were well shaken up by the breaking OF Il
swing at the Reformed picnic at Oak
Grove on Tuesday No bones broken,
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For SALE.-A Platform Spring wagon
with top. Would exchange for hay or
oats. Apply to
w. G. McKINNRY, Bloomsbury.
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GREAT BARGAINS I!

We, the undersigned, will sell merchan-
disc, for cash only, at the following prices ::
10 lbs of granulated sugar, S1.00; 10t lbs.
of standard A sugar, $1.00; II lbs. of
white sugar, $l.00; - lbs of c sugar, $l00;
7 lbs. of the best green coffee, Sl,0O ;
II lbs. of rice, $1,00; cans of peaches,
SO cents; cans of tomatoes, 5G cents; 4
cans of corn, As cents 6 papers Of Ar
buckles coffee, S100; cakes of Bah
bits soap, 80 cents. Our very best print
cts. per yard. All kinds of dress and
domestic ginghams, very best, i cts. per
yard; cottonade, to 80 cts per yard
ladies dress goods down to go cents per
yard. Ladies' shoes, down 10 to 90 pei
cent. Mems boots and shoes down 10 tC
90 per. cent. Our best dress linens 10 &c
25 cents per yard. Grass goods, 9 to II
cts per yard, We offer the above induce
ments for the next 80 days. We ar,
bound to cut down our stock. rs we are
going to lay in heavy Fall stock, conse
quenty we must reduce to make room
We will take your produce at cash price
and will sell you goods at above prices
| This is an offer you never had before il
this county. Don't delay in taking ad
vantage of the above, Hoping to see yol
all LILLEY Il SLEEPY,
13-2w Orangcyillc, Pa.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

a good girl and baker wanted at j. f.
Caldwcll's.
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Elegant pallor suits, chamber sets, and
all kinds of furniture at Cadmans
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Josiah Gigcr's milk wagon was badly
damaged on Monday morning, the horse
becoming frightened at the cars on tho
IrOndalc road,
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Mr.. and Mrs p. X. Badly of Catawissa
celebrated the 2jth annive rsary OF their
wedding last Tuesday evening.