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See woman in another column, near
Speer's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Speer's 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 by &. A. Klein, Bloomsburg.
sept 22-ly
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W. j. Correll e. Co. keep always on
hand large assortment of furniture to
select from. Any special orders filed on
short notice
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NEURALGIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

In Aurora, H., lives Mrs. VIM. Henson
She says Samaritan Neruine cured me OF
neuralgia. vertigo and sick headache"
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f. II. Ikeler has removed his law office to
rooms over Rawlings meat store, Sd build
ing below the Exchange Hotel. 1-2j 4w.
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Buy the Model sweeping brush wher ex
posed to sale and save your carpets.
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Shamokin, Jan. 1G, 1888.

Wholesale agents, Johnston, Holloway &
Co, 602 Arch street, Philadelphia II. X.
Wampole & Co., AIS Market street. Phila-
delphia
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MIR. Eli Knorr is selling boots and shoes
Tor The orwigsburg company.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

All colors of wool and cotton carpet
chain at G. G. Marrs.
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| have used "Kutzners Sore Throat
Cure" for myself and family for over six
years, and have found it the best remedy
for sore throat ever used, and would not
be without it. Truly it is what its name
purports "a "Sore Throat Cure"
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Kutzner's Tolu Mixture Cough, being
pleasant to take and mild in its actions, is
especially recommended for children. Ask
your druggist for it.
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Crescent Tobacco advertisement in an.
other column. Feb. S.2m
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TO and hear DIR. Vincenrs lecture this
evening
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Beware of counterfeit five cent pieces
They are of dull color and light weight,
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Front Royal, Va.-Dr. G. II. Hill says .
Browns Iron Bitters seems to give gener-
al satisfaction. | recommend it strongly" ."
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Ottawa, Ill-Dr. T. A. Smurr, says
Browns Iron Bitters give entire satisfac-
tion."
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The recommendation of the grand Jury
concerning the heating and the ventilation
of the court room, is Il timely and pro per
one. The atmosphere becomes thoroughly
poisoned by being breathed over and over
again by many persons and it is actually
dangerous for those who are compelled to
sit there day after day. The bench the
bar, the jurors, the suitors and the whole
public is equally interested in having a
place to hold court that can be comfortably
heated, and at the same time be supplied
with plenty of fresh air. Whether it is nee
essary to build an expensive addition to
the court house in order to do this is a
matter upon which we cannot speak at
present, as we have no information on the
subject.
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Inc Winona Reception this Friday even'p
promises to be success.
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hinporls Bros have sold their grocery
store to s. A. Wilson.
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"Roughing 1t" at the Opera House
tuesday evening, February 10Th, admis-
sion 20, ,35 and 80 cents. Reserved seats
at Dentler's.
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Call and see the new styles of frames
just received at MAoKILMP's
Photo Gallery
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Eg-Decorative Art. Explicit directions
for every use are given with the Diamond
Dyes. For dyeing MOSES, grasses, eggs,
ivory, hair, &c. 10c. Druggists keep
them. Wells, Richardson & Co., Burling-
ton, Vt.
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Several inches of snow fell early Monday
morning
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II DON'T FEEL WELL" The stomach is out
of order neglected, this means chronic
dyspepsia. You should take Ackcr's Dys-
pepsia Tablets and avoid this terrible dis
ease. Sold by j. II. Kinports, druggists.
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More SOC syrup in this week at G. G.
Marr's. This syrup cannot be excelled in
town. Try 1t.
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Table and floor oil cloths very cheap at
c. G. Marr's.
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New goods at &. G. Marr's, cheaper than
ever. Call and see them.
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For coughs, colds or Group use Kutzner's
Tolu Cough Mixture, Ask your druggist
fnr IL
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The Model sweeping brush saves your
carpets.
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c. G. Mari can sell goods cheap as he
does his own clerking.
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HOUSE TO LET Call on w. Krickbaum
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Our Offers for 1884.

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MADE A NEW MAN.

Mr.. John H. Phelps, Dear Sir-In regard
to your Rheumatic Elixir, | would say that
l was in fearful condition before | COM
menced to take it. 1t has really made a
new man of me. ] can cheerfully recon-
mend il to all those suffering with that ter
rible disease-rheumatism. Iremain,
Yours Respectfully,
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Est. of VIM, f, Trembly, a minor. A
mining lease acknowledged in open court.
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Spring street, Newton, N. j. Nov. 10, 'S3
For sale at Hendershott's Pharmacy,
Bloomsbury, Pa.
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G. G. Marr wants butter, eggs, lard,
chickens, corn, oats and cabbage.
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1909 shotes fresh cows, beef, all kinds
of lumber rough and dressed, cloversecd
and timothy seed, All the above for sale
at Light Street by
SILAs You've.
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ORDINANCE No. 81.

An ordinance TO repeal ordinance No. 81, section |
BE II ordained ana enacted by the Town Council
OF the IOwn OF BloQmsOurg, and It Is hereby or
dalned ana enacted by authority OF the same that
ordinance No. 81, entitled IAN Ordinance 10
stfalghIen widen and open portions OF the high
way In me Iown OF Bloomsburg, commonly known
as the llght street road and 70 yacate such por-
become useless passed November 7th, A. ID. 1883
DC ana lhe same IS hereby repealed.
Passed December 2sth, 1888,
q, a; HERRING, Prest. Town Council.
Attest A. L. Fritz, sec'y, ia
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TELEPHONE.
BLooMsBURG, January 49, 1884.
HELLO! HELLO, THERE! Is that
you Yes. Who is this 4? Why, w. r.
Kocher, agent ID. L. & w. Well, what is
it2 Why, large supply of tickets to Cal
ifornia, and all intermediate points west,
Just placed on sale at this office. Rate of
fare cheap as by any other route.
2.1-f w. II. KooHER, Agent,
Depot, Bloom
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correct railroad Time Table.

correct railroad Time Table.
Trains on the Philadelphia & Il. H. leave Rupert
as follows:
NORTH. SOUTH.
G:36 a. m. i1:45 q. m.
400 p. IN. 0:i3 y. M
Trains on the d. l.. W. II. r. leave Bloomsbury
as follows;
NORTH. SOUTH
7.27 a. IN. S25 a. IN.
1892 q. m ll52 a. IN.
6:36 p. m. 4;36 y. IN.
The HAS train south connects with the PhIla-
depha q Reading at Rupert, and with the N)r-
thern central at northumberland.
The 1895 a. IN. train connects at Northumberland
with the 0:2j train on Pennsylvania road, reaching
philadelphia at 3:15 p. III.
The l145 train connects with Philadelphia and
Reading road ut Rupert at ii;5, reaching Philade-
pha at 600 p. m.
The il:45 train connects with Pennsylvania road
at northumberland at las, reaching Philadelphia
at 7;25 D. IN.
The 4:30 p. IN. train connects with Pennsylvania
rDld Mt Northumberland ut S05 D. IN, and reaches
Philadelphia at 300 a. IN.
Trains on the n. & W. B. Railway pass Bloom
Ferry as folows
NORTH. SOUTH.
7.ii q. IN. 1901 p. IN.
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I AMEs REILLY,
TonSorial Artist,

again at his Old stand under EXCHANGE
HOTEL, and has as usual a FIRST GLASS
BARBER SHOP. He respectfully solicts the
generally, islyi6. 'so-tf
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.nRDINANCE No. 33.

An ordinance TO straighten, widen and open por
lions or the highway In the Town OF Blooms
burg, commonly known as the Light Street road
and TO vacate such portions OF the said Liz hit
street road as may thereby become useless.
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Try Days soap, sold by c. G. Mari.
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Attest A. L. Fritz, Sec'y. IA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24
SUMMER NORMAL INSTITUTE.
a Good Attendance and New Methods %
Teaching, Simple But Effective.

4 Good Attendance and New Methods of
Teaching, simple But E.fcctivc.
The Normal Institute opened yoster-
day morning with smaller number
than usual, but this vas increased by
incoming groups until by IL O'Clock the
hall was well filled. Prof. Mcclure be-
ing absent for the day, after the usua!
exercises of music and prayer, Mrs.
Montgomery, Assistant Principal, called
the Institute 10 OrdGr and Introduced
Prot. S.anbory Us Principal pr tenn.
FIRST in order on the programme was u
continuance OF t!lo word oli!dmg and
language lesson. This was taken charge
of bv Mrs. Green. In this lesson 1t was
shown that the new sInOoi mGt!ioG
REQUIRES the Teacher to awaken ideas in
de child'S mind, and then train him to
a popular use Of words in expressing
them. This was followed by "A lesson
and IN entertaining nddtcSS by Prof.
HaiyburtoE on spelling and pronu l"ia-
ton. This gentleman is so earncS vet
so modest and Kind IN his manner, that
ii is Il pleasure to hear him. The state
Juent that he has had to struggle with,
and overcome some vocal difficulties in
the acquisition OF perfect uttegance,
should encourage all Interested III
acquiring pure distinct articulation.
Tho ca!stneuic class next received at
tcnton, Miss de Caprec Introducing some
new and graceful figures, after which
Mrs. BrelsIord was introduced, who
read for the general entertainment Bry-
ants Grand poem, "rhe Thanatopsis."
The new aid to the study OF geography
next claimed the attention of the entire
assembly. To those not familiar with
the method II short description will not
be aniss. \ bucket of sand ;(any sand
will answer, but chat used in foundries
table and slightly moistened. 1t is then
hand or small flat board.
into the form of the continent.
country or State under consid grafton.
The children locate on this miniature
bit of the earth's surface all the points
OF interest, principal towns, rivers, lakes,
mountains, ETC., by placing in the sand
bits Of stick. The products are indicated
on the spot producing it, for instance, IA
bit Of cotton, grain Of corn, etc., In the
locality where they are known to grow.
Deposits of mineral made known in the
saline way. The children are Interested
IN hunting for and bringing in the ma
tcria! for this exercise, and geography
lesson conducted in this way, say for
twenty minutes, three times a week,
wodid open for them wide field of re-
search and observation. This study
was explained by Mrs. Green.
Miss fendrick was then presented
aud the Institute enjoyed the benefit OF
q hearty laugh at the expense of the
cultured Bpston girl rs held to view in
Miss rs. quantity humorous recitation.
Next on the programme was Prof.
Stanbery's grammar class--but this he
courteously waived until Monday that
the assembly might have the pleasure OF
hearing Mr.. Lawther, of Dallas, CON
Ger ning the general ignorance, even
among grown people, Of the meaning OF
otr commonestl law terms. Ills remarks
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pNLLlsrb,r-oriiur.
incr ~" ~ nu,lnr.s--i'nr" Carrier. md
clerks New Mai Rouir-iho Sew f-d-
rrai Eulldius, it',

liner ~" NJ nu,Inr.s--i'nrr Carrier. md
Clrrks-Ncw NAL Roulr-lho S"w Frd-
crai Building, Et'.
Under the annual yondiu~tmCnt oG
lirst-olo,s po,t.olicc, Ia Texas, Dallas l.
the only dno that shows nm incrou,c of
business, of lsS!-l over 1898, with ,hp
reduction ui mc-,hird mdnr the two
cwul u,,, this office shows nm inrg,usc al
ton per cont, which i equal ;u nn IN
crease of nearly my per cent, Who
can road those facts and ngGrrs and
thuu say that Dallas II not the NEST
city IN North Texas.
Postmaster Gurri~up Informed a
liFHNIp reporter that hr !, expecting
authority tu increase the lut,nr clrrlur
force, uilu p!su tho clerical force of the
Office, a. ;ho rapid increase If business
I- entirely iuyoud the control If the
ptr,rnt number of men employed.
Railway mas! service hlr been DStgh-
ii.hci between Dallas and Kemp, ON the
lrwl, road. This service Will
BE- "a operation IN a very
and IA raso route has received am ai a.
''uunl mnn who vii! go % r.lirNc the
pVrrWurhCd employees ON thar line.
Postmaster Garrison when asked what
Was being made in ih" Cuu-
,trW,tinu of the new pusl-uiirc and
uit,d States courthouse, rnpiipl that
iRr Treasury doparimon. had alycr-
ii,'l Tor bids tu complete the |E'i1ius
90 iuu root, hut unless the plans wrrr
enlarged il would not l.. largo
ruuGgn, a, The new building iH % be the
same size ms the one in which the post
Office is now located, which even now i
entirely inadequate in which to perform
thu sciNic .CGitirId.
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AbliiNE
TIMELY TOPICS ~ TAILOR.
= U',,, RAIN some IrrnI. oi the iight-
uiuE Tcirpiiuu" TAT About tlH
.itu Nhn in.t ~" iiuud,
stock .nl crop No'',,

AHlrrVr, July T., Correspondence.
irst uiga, wo hail good supWD.ui r,iu,
niu.ght before las tine heaviest rain NJ
llc season, Tho whole country WIZ
n.luat with water, 10 dii pot como too
spDs, iueull rtup, not Nnl harvested were
suffering greatly nom dry weather uub
uui WtEd,, Corn I, huH insured Jog %
good ur,p, AMI uUr FARMERS uTu In A.ga
glov, bur.ug the heavy rain ~lurlu uH
ilr,iHy nigh, the lightning played
some strange tIunk~ m Abilene, IL
struck the dwelling uf MIR. l.uullr, came
down the ilur of the chimney, and alter
making fiery trail through lIgvc Tuuiu~
nu'slcd through one end uI thH E1Ur',
The contents ui the house were u li,liv
Suurrh,l, the family considerably fright
nurd, beyond winch Uu damage MAS
done, The lightning rud ou Mr., q, ",
Merchants house WAS struck unu
torn from iIs iUS,ruingS. \ front
window Of Carson y simpsons store
wa, larrri out of it, place hy an electric
shock. The p0ulry-hnu>u uf judge
Evans was struck and a number uI
were killed.
MIR. j. ", Watkins, of the Fort Worth
Pan Electric Telephone company, j. ~
our town this week negotiating with uur
business mon relative Ia establishing u
NNSl"'N 81 ltlNnNuNH COMMUNICATIONS M
abilene. The blWk of VIM. Cameron a
90, has been connected Iy wire tu the
nlrdworc store of Leuyiilc * Hughes,
and the probabilities ARE TIM, We soon
will have all our business houses oun-
Up,tai hv means OF the telephone.
About i've weeks ago we tuic-rdrhnd
he HERALD that Mr.. b'llucr u sheep
NAN ut luuuS county, lost $!~,Ihn la
bonds i'm vgos sing Cedar creek during
high water. His team became fright
.uvd IN the slcam aud up
set The wagon, and during
the ,runlr .n the water he lost the pack
age ut hDuus. Last week, however, Mr..
D'iiucr found these bonds about two
milo" down the stream from the crossing
lodge among the roots of u tree ~ the
waters edge. The bonds were in the
ErHnc0-Ncsa~ Land company, and
although Il little blrarhcd hy their !our
weeks exposure, they we're uniuiUrud.
About twelve cOw-huN> came int" town
TIL, morning aud attempted To capture
the town by their oli-linc methods.
The City Marshal got the rangers after
thcW. IN" cowboys took 10 their horses
aud the rangers gave chase. Soon MI
were rounded im hut one, the prinripa!
offender, who, Gltcr being cHascd luur
miles, ran his horse into Il wire fence,
then took IL the brush and escaped.
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Everybody should use Little Joker
smoking tobacco.
PRECINCT CONVENTIONS.
Democratic CnIl-Thr Purposes for " HE
gnry are Callcd-iho place, a! Mrr

Democratic Cnll-Thr Purposes for " hi'h
gGry AZ, Callrd-rho place, az Meet
las.
Che Democrats of Dallas county NE
hereby called 20 meet II, ;hcir rcp"r-
tive voting plnrcS on saturday, JAY
Eh, issi, Il; - p. ~, In the county, and
n, y O'Clock u. IN, In The Gay of Dallas,
Tor the purpose of selecting delegates e.
the County convention, called To meet
ON July 18th, 10 o'clock u. M, To select
delegates To the Senatorial convention
of the Twcnty-sorona Senatorial dis
trict, called to meet in the City of Dallas,
July 3Ist, lNSi. Each precinct will ha
allowed one delegate 10 every liltY votes
east Tor GOV. Ireland NJ the last election,
us follows:
First Ward Five votes; meet ~ city
hall.
second Ward Six votes; meets over
Oncnchciu n Jones store, corner Lama"
and Camp streets.
Third Ward -Four votes; meets at
Tricks store.
Fourth Ward-rour votes; meets NJ
Ioung's school-hOuSC.
Fifth Ward Three votes; meets at
Five Points store.
sixth Ward--Fivc votes; meets at office
OF Clark's mill.
Fair Grounds Six votes.
Oak Lawn--rhrec votes.
Farmers Branch-Two votes.
Trinity Mills-Onc vote.
Bilcs' SchoOl-house- One vO.c.
Wo-thington-Thrcc votes.
Duck Crccl:-Eour votes.
Pleasant Valley Two votes.
Scyenu-Throe votes.
Mesquite Two votes.
al lnn Nita-
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The little port OF TuXpan and it's en-
virons, which are .iast now being brought
into prominence by the projected
English railroad, are well worth visit
but comparatively fcw of the multi
tuues of tourists in Mexico ever get
there. It lies on the east coast Of Vera
CRUZ about ten miles above the Gull Of
Mexico, on the TuXpan river. Being III
the very heart of the dam
gerouS TERRA caiientc, with long
stretch ot desert wastes and
authenticated roads between, about
the only way to reach it in safety is to
ptOcped by steamer nortaward from the
port Of Vera Cruz or southwark from
iumpico. At the mouth of the TuNpan
river passengers, freight and mails axe
transferred to small sailing vessel FOR
Tho remainder of the journey. Bat one
can discmbark only in good weather. II
frequently happens that when
"nogthers" preclude the possibility Of
landing, passengers are carried by,
though soreiy against their will, ana
put ashore at Tanpico, Matamoras, or
Vera Cruz.
The Tuxpan river is noble body of
water, navigable for about thirty miles,
but even at high tide there Is scarcely
six feet of wafer on the bar. This Stun
bling block of nature is as great Il
hiidranc: to the commercial develop
ment of that portion of Mexico as tho
"bar" Of Il country tavern is to the pros
perity OF Its patrons. None but the very
lightest draft vessels can find entrance
to the river, but when once
across the sand banks the safest
anchorage is afforded, and such
is the depth of the river that the largest
steamers could sail up to the TuXpan
dock and several miles beyond. The
time may come when some Mexican
Eads will arise to the destruction of this
bar, but these ease-loving people are not
given to great enterprises, and doubtless
Il will be so far in the sweet by-and-by
that none of the present generation can
profit by 1t.
Tho city of Tuxpan has about 1900 in
hnbitants-a custom-house, municipal
hall, cathedral, prison, hospital, and
tramway service, but no hot'l or other
public house for the accommodation of
travellers. Evidently tourists are not
expected in the pert little town, but
when they do venture there the proverb-
ial hospitality Of the people generously
provides for them.-[Cor. Cleveland
ifcralu
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NrC YOU UlSIufDCI ut lNgnI anu DTOKVIl
Of y0ur rest by u sick child suffering and
crying with the eXcruciating pain of
cutting teeth? If 50, go at once and get
Il bottle of Mrs. Wiuslow'S Soothing
Syrup. II will relieve the poor little sui
icrcr Immediately. depend upon il;
there Is 10 mistake about IT,.
Tnare is not Il mother on earth
who has ever used it who viii
no. tell you at once that it viii regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and RELIEF and health to The child, opera
ding like magic. IT is perfectly safe to
use in all cases and pleasant T." IN" taste,
aud is the prescription of one If the old
est and best female physicimS and
nurses IN the United Statos. Sold every
where. . cents bottle.