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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

end Pelts, for the Island saloon, was
reached, q motion was made to reject anu
it1revailed, ayes 7, nays j..
When the application of Frank Rovers 10
keen a coffee house at 1925 Market stree',
was Re ad, Mr.. Hoffman objected 10 granting
he license because the proprietor ran al
all night house. After some little discus
SION the application was laid on the table
and the applicant summoned to appear be-
fore Council and give some information as
to Row he proposes to conduct his business
here was a very marked objection to
granting some of the applications for hotel
licenses, but they finally passed BY a ma
ioriry OF one vote.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Myles.-
Resolved, That the committee on Ordln'
snces be and are hereby directed to report
an ordinance compelling keepers OF all cot
fee houses, and bar rooms in connection
with hotels and ordinaries, 10 close their
places of business at midnight on each day,
the penalty to be annulliug of license,
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Myles-
Resolved, That a special committee OF
three from each Branch Of Council be aP-
pointed 10 report at the earliest practicable
moment the amount Of furniture necessary
TO properly furnish the Capital building for
use by the city when vacated by the State,
The cost thereof, and such other matters as
they may deem pertinent.
Adopted. ~
The resolution offered By Mr.. Hearne IN
tie Second Rranch, regarding the payment
of orders b. the CRY Receiver. was passed
as was also the resolution offered by Mr.
STANLEY regarding the furnishing ofthe ne"
City Hall.
The Branch receded from its position on
the skating rink license, and there being no
further business stood
Adjourned.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements of Wheelingites, and the Com,
ing and Going of Strangers.

Movements of Wheelingites, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
Supt. Of Schools Morgan returned yester-
day.
W. II. Wells, Of Steubenville, was down
yesterday,
Glenn Moore, Of Charleston, w. Va, is
registered at the Mcclure.
l.. NJ. Hoge and Walter Holloway, OF
Flushing, o.. are in the city.
Editor Reilly, of the St. Clairsville Ga,
latte, was in the city yesterday.
John Fehrenbatch, OF Cincinnati, super
vising inspectors Of steamboats,, is in the
city.
C J. Smith, John Cummins, Sam Nc
Clinton, o. Y. Wilson and f. \. Calling,
of Steubenville, came down last night, reg
istering at the Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

ELECTRIC LIGHT flour is the best made.
Your grocer has it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

Fast Train for Baltimore and Wa .binct,u
-Pan-Handle and Pennsylvania Keute.
The new fast train via above route leave,
the r.. c. St. l.. depot at 4:lO D m
(cIty time arriving at Baltimore the follow.
ing morning at SIS; Washington 6:iOs
m. Sleeping car accommodations secured
in advance BY applying to agent Pan.Hap.
die route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

S]CnNrLnACH BREWING Co.'S celebrated
brand of Culmbacher Beer will be on
draught to day in all the principal saloons
in this city, Benwood, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, and immediate vi
ciuily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

SC~HNUIEACH BREWING Cos celebrated
brand Of C~ulmbacher Beer will be on
drsueht to-day in all the principal saloons
in this CITY. Benwood, Bellsire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, and immediate vi
cinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

ScHNULpAcu BREWING Co.'S celebrated
brand of Culmbacher Beer will be on
draught to-day in all the principal saloons
in this city, Benwood, BellaIre, Bridge,
rort, Martins Ferry, and Immediate VI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

SCIINtLBACH BREWING CO.'S
celebrated brand Of Culmbacher
Beer will be on DIR rught To-day
in all the principal saloons in this
city, BenwOOd, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, and immcdi-
ate vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

Your grocer has Electric Light flour
Buy il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25
---FOR

My Competitors don't like to have the bot1m Knocked out
OF outrageous prices, but it makes no difference. will strike
while the iron is hot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25
V. G.iTYsAN IL Co.,

additional Local on First Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

The action of the First Branch in amend
ing the license ordinance by raising the Ii
cerse on Kinks from $50 to 500 was nou-
concurred in and a committee of conference
asked for.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
anetion Sales OF Rsal gsfats

, A UCTION SALE AT ROCKAWAY BEACH,
IA WEDNESDAY MAY 20.
Choice villa and Cottage sites,
sBAYvIEw fARK" NEAR SEASIDE HOUSE
Handsomest property on the beach.
Great chance for Investment
The Iron Steamboat Companys steamer "sirius" from
fisr l. N. r., viii leave at ~ o'clock noon
Maps and passes free application Call address
HITCHCoCK's REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Ia Chambers-st, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
Alarbles ano filantels.

MARBLE and granite monuments, head
w stones lot Enclosures mantes thing &c. KLABER
266o go East 67hs second Avenue Elevated station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
6oiels.
Sales bp Aurtion.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-J0HN G..
~ LYST Auctioneer viii sell az public auction. at No 1873
Orchard St, this city OF THURSDAY. May Z, 1862 al
ii a. the furnlt and Fixtures OF Saloon
BY order OF the mortgage.
ASHIEL p. FITCH.
Attorney for Mortgage 81 Nassau-st New.YorK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

A HOUSE No. "A West 27th-st.; suitable
IN. for boarding house near Broadway.
J. ROMAINE BROWN, G2 West 33dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
REAL ESTATE.
RECORDED REAL EsrArE T"A'' :

2story frame house with lct No o, liz; 51nxl21s NJ
ave 8, $50 It sof l7S@sh io' ..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

p. NJ. SEAMAN. Auctioneer.
Partition Sale. Improved Property
Division and Bayard sts.
d NJ Seaman VIII sen ut auction
THURSDAY. May z, st IL m. at
Rea Estate Exchange Auction Room 60 and 65 Liberty
st. by Court wilbur Lawrence Referee the
large corner plot Is fronts Nos g. 90 and 69 Division
and Nos. l. SO and Bayardst story tenement with
stores 20 29i 81 II y "a ana 37i2 Dvion-st.
lots with 2-sf0ry and attic houses and store
Maps etc. nj PiDest, Glover. Sweezy Glover, ITO
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

pICHARDV. HARNETT e. CO., Auctioneers,
~ VIII sell ataucton thursday, MAY z,
At IL O'clock at the Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room 90 TO % lfberts-st,
Executors SALE by order Of Mary T. Constant E1ecnrx,
end Samuel v. Theodore Wilson and Joseph NJ
W. Kitchen esqs executors and William A. Caldwell esq
r. valuable block OF ground
1ST and ID AYES, 1UOTHlulsT SITS,
Containing In all 81 lots as follows:
2deye-E. 3. between Tooth ard 1918 sts- 3 lots.
1bteva-W g.. between Tooth and lOlsf sta, 8 lots.
100th-st-N. 100 fest from LIST and "a ls lots
l0letStS s., 100 toet fro Let and I'd aves IS lots
THoRNALI. sQUIRES q CONSTANT. Attorneys, 100
broadway.
Maps ct Auotoneer's Office, 70 Liberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

EOR SALE OF EXCHANGE for a well located
IL house in New-York City 5story and basement brick
dwelling IA Columbia heights oyerookne the Bay
Address L. L. p, Tribune ONCE.
mo LET.-Two minutes from the Bridge.
4 ranging from s4SO tos66O Apply on the premises
No. 100 Pireapple-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

I AUNDRESS.-By q superior fine laundress
c pable OF doing up clothes equal. to Is clean
washer sd would prefer large vash and ne clohes Guy Or
country. Can NJ Coz Othaya
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
Canning Fashions tor Men.

The new tall silk hat will be higher and
straighter in the crown than its spring fore.
runner, with a narrow brim, having flat
curve, technically called a "D'Orsay ROLL"
Derbies will be high, with rounder crowns
and less brim than formerly, and color,
black will be more worn than brown, which
is the only other permissible shade. The
tailors have not much to trouble them, as
the styles of mems clothes have not been
altered to any great degree. Four-button
cutaways and one-button cutaways will be
chiefly worn, the neck opening being cut a
trifle lower than formerly. Trousers are
steadily but gradually on the increase in
width, and are cut straight instead of being
shaped TO the calf. Overcoats will be sim
gle-b-easted Chesterields,. in cassimeres
and diagonals. No new materials seem to
have been introduced. Checks will still
hold their place, while broad, widespac cd
diagonal seems likely to be fashionable In
neokwear the folded scarf has been largely
replaced by the simple sailors knot.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
Medical Value Of Fruit.

The Western R,tral advises its
readers to throw physic to the dogs
and use more fruit. There is nothing
more palatable, wholesome and medi-
cinal than good, ripe peaches. 1t is a
mistaken idea that no fruit should be
eaten at breakfast. It would be far
better if our people would eat less ba-
con and grease at breakfast, and more
fruit. In the morning there is an acrid
state of the secretions, and nothing is
so we'll calculated TO correct this as
cooling sub-acid fruits, such as peach.
es, apples. etc. The apple is one of
the best of fruits. Baked or stewed
apples will generally agree with the
most delicate stomach, and are an ex-
cellent medicine in many cases. Green
or half ripe apples stewed and sweet
ened are pleasant TO the taste, cooling,
nourishiDg, laxative, far superior in
many cases to the abominable doses of
salts and oil usually given in fever and
other diseases. Raw apples and dried
apples stewed are better for medicine
than some pills Oranges are very
acceptable TO most stomachs, having
all the advantages of the acid alluded
to, but the orange juice alone should
be taken, rejecting the pulp. The
same may be said OF lemons, poine-
granates, and all that class Lemon
ade is the best drink in fevcrs, and
when thickened with sugar it is better
than syrup of squills and other naus-
eants in many cases Of cough. Toma-
toes act on the liver and bowels, and
are i. much more pleasant and
safe than blue mass. The juice should
be used alone, rejecting the skin. The
small-seeded fruit, such as blackberries,
figs, raspberries, currants and straw
berries, may be classed among the best
foods and medicines The sugar in
them is nutritious. the acid is cooling
and purifying, and the seeds are laxa-
tive. .,
ID We would be much the gamers if we
would look more to our orchards and
gardens for our medicines, and less to
drug stores. To cure fever or act on
the kidneys, no febrifuge Or diuretic is
superior to watermelon, which may,
with very few exceptions, be taken ia
sickness and health IN almost unlimit
ed quantities with positive benefit. But
in using them juice should be taken,
excluding the pulp and then the melon
should be fresh and ripe. tEq .
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
Lookout for Pick pockets.

When "mob of pickpockets start
break into twos The operator on
leather "fans' his intended victim.
This, in plain English, means he ascer-
tains the location of the intended VIC
TINS money.
| He gets along the side of the man
whose pocket is to be picked,a ,and with
rapid movement he dexterously passes
his fingers lightly over every pocket.
His touch is so delicate that it enables
him to locate the "bood' and to ascer-
tain its character, whether roll, a
purse, or pocketbook. The surging
of the crowd, especially on a railroad
train, accounts to the unsuspicous ira.
weller for the occasional jostling which
he receives. 1t is found that the most
common receptacle for the, pickpocket
is the left trousers pocket, front. When
the vic,in, is selected one of the brace
of thieves plants himself squarely in
front of him, while the other crowds
up behind him Oh the right side.
The operator in front, under the COW
er of newspaper or coat thrown
over the arm, feels the pocket, and 1t
the victim is stiff-necked or straight
backed man in standing position he
finds the lips of the pocket drawn clos
together. In this case it is dangerous
TO attempt the insertion of tho hand.
A very low toned clearing OF the throri
followed by a gutteral ''rouse," is Tie
signal for his "pal" to exert a gen,l
pressure upon the victims right sh0nld
er This is so gradual that the tray'f
er yields to the pressure without know
ing it and without changing the poAi
ton of his feet. This throws the TIP.
Of the pocket open for the operator il,
front, who does not insert his haul
and attempt to draw the book out bu'
works on the lining. He draws it out
an eighth of an inch at a time without
inserting his fingers more than half
way.
Should this process of drawing the
contents of the pocket to its mouth be
felt by the victim, another low clearing
of the throat gives the sign TO the con-
federate, and the game is dropped. If the
victims suspicious are not aroused the
pickpocket keeps at his work of draw
ing the linlag out until the roll of bills,
the purse or the pocket book IL within
reach of the left fingers. 1t is then
grasped between the index and middle
finger and gently drawn out The
successful completion ofthe job is in.
dicated by gentle chirrup, like the
chirp of canary, and the precious pair
separate from their victim 10 ply the
same tricks on the next cne. -g
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
70 CRAFTY lE vlEE.
A GOOD REASON FOR HAPPINESS.

"For many years had suffered from com.
plant which the physicians call gravel I had
employed some OF the most noted doctors without
obtaining any permanent relief, and for q long
time my case was regarded as hopeless All who
knew my circumstances said must die. Finally
my wife induced me to try bottle Of DR.. Ken
nedy's 'Favorite Remedy which she had some
where heard OF or seen advertised. without the
slightest faith In IT, but solely to crafty her,
bought bottle OF a druggist in our village.
used that and two or three bottles more and to
make q long story short--I am now as healthy q
man as there is In the country.
"since then have recommended 'Favorite
Remedy to Others whom knew to have suffered
from kidney and liver complaints; and assure the
public that the Favorite Remedy has done It's
work with similar completeness IN every single
instance and trust some other sick and discour.
aged mortal may hear OF It and try the .Fayoritt
Remedy,' as did" Washington Monroe, Catskili
DON'T LKr FOOLISH PRRyUDIcE against populaI
medicines stand between you andth health o
your wife, child or baby. IL is always right x
advertise a blessing Dr. Kennedy's tFavoritt
Remedy Is a blessing 1t has saved thousands
and II Will help you II you are sick from troubles
OF the kidneys, bowels, liver and blood, spend ont
dollar for this King OF medicines
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
Sugarloaf-John W. Kile.

TRIAL LIST ..'nr..r
FOR sRPTEMBRR TERN.
William ii. Iyey VS. Clara Iyey. ..,..'.....f. /
Mary C. Sheaiter VI william Savidge. ID .a . .
Frederick Hostler TO use etc. vs d. II. g. W. X. X
Co. ill' 7T7T.' VIZ ~ 7
Jacob Buyer vs. David vanHorn.
stephen Bittenbender VS. Samuel Bower ct al. /
". A NJ. Grier vs. J. McAiarny EXT. OILS /
8 Thomas Geraghty vs. william Tyson ct al.
Rohr McHenry ct ux VS. William T. Patterson.
Rehe Saes blia soysas vs. Dsniag TIT Gglp &c a.
George Boyer vs. Thomas Gerits. &c..
Hess and Thomas vs. ii. y. Everett. ... .
Mcoready Bros Vs com M, +. Ins- Co. OF Colum
Adams Son VS. Francis Adams, Trustee.
William Elmer VS. NJ. q. smith. ...H
4 J. j. McHenry vs. Dyer G. Moss EXT ......
Mary Y. Holmes ys j. g. Woods ct ux. ..'
j w. ii. Yorgey vs. Locust Mt. Water Co. l
Archibald Patterson VS. William H. Patterson :.
II T. Heaoock W William Masteller '-...''..
montgomery Cox ct ux vs. Nicholas Beagle
Z. ID. Fowler W. Berwick Boro - TT'I
Casper Frantz VS. Berwick BorO " A..
William K Tubbs et al VS. Isaiah Bower ct al
John !. sponenourg vs. Berwick Boro.
Joen bomooy W N. NJ. Haftzeh. 81 81
i. +. Craig VS. Mahala Craig.
Erank stewart vs. y aniel +. seybert. 4 b.. .
4. X. Smith w Samuel Bruger IN .-..
J.J. Crawford vs. Hiram Thomas .r
y. ~ brockway Va Locust ML q, & Co, OF al
Poor District. ..rTf r( : - .N''F''"
6 g, " Nickel, MeKelvy e. a. vs. e B. Brockwy. '' /
A. II. Herring ct al vs. S. Z. Greasy
J0hn u. Casey vs. H. A. Sweppenhiser o.. r. g
Geo. \, Stiner vs. Elijah Albertson.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
Cure tor FelOn.

A doctor in the chronological Journal says
that he has tried this cure for felon in many
cases and has never known it to fail: "Take
common salt, roasted on hot stove until
all the chlorine of gas is thrown off or it is
as dry as you can make it. To teaspoon
full, and also teaspoonful Of pulverized
CASTLE soup, add a teaspoonful Of Venice
turpentine mix them well into poultice
and apply to the felon. II you have ten
felons at once make as many poultices.
Renew this poultice twice day. In four
or fiye days your felon will, IL not opened
before your poultice is first put on, present
q hole down to the bone, where the pent up
matter was before your poultice brought it
out. II the felon has been cup open or
opened itself, or is about to take off the
finger to the, first joint, no matter, put on
your poultice it will stop right there, and
in time your finger will get well even II
one Of the first bones is gone. or course
it will not restore the lost bone, but it will
get well soon. -..- -.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25

n sAUu nAHu> Lv.nx
ne blood ~ deenNssstsd S,snsS
'urauxe ~ ~ e"se.; q m...,v v..
rom the native herbs ana .oots sf esfarnia maze sS
medicinal properties Of which are oxtracted tbers.
o.tisnt feSwe; G shs cause Of disease. and the
IinI H. !; p,h.;,gs shs great n,oed PHrier and Life
Derfact Renoyator ard fnv;ao,stor 81 "'H th
Never before in the history Of tSs world has medicine
R1rv haasnp possesshg me power OF vINseAn
beir to. ~ meaning Oh every disease man 10
The Alternative, Aperient, pisphoretic. Car.
TIFFANY sadoriae Anti Risans saat Ssaaf Uaanter
~ anv nthsr III ~ , exceed those
Nss' nsr.n.s nsn an. y. 'r9 A. w1,,a. p ,,
directions and remain long unwe nroviJsd X 70 70
homes are nnt destraxad vs ~ ,asa pioaea tneir
rsns and 'he 'a organs wasted beyond the point
,.r;si 1870 s.saSsn, intofmi.teni and Ma,
ssasa. nartic, g peyen. ah tnrcugnont lhe United
and their vast trbutaIies nng M ou am .nS
Aad.an nd especially during seasons Of unusual heat
irhese Fevers are invariably .eeomn.nisa nv
hnwels Tn tSfr taa,, ~, ,ne s.onach' nvef sno
powerful inansace uron ahess sa's, pssss
necessary. N''' ''''' ''S"''' - s'-0''"''s
TO Dr. j. W.nNses vsra.s 1877 8tn inc purpose egaMn
sDeedy rem1c ihs dsrS conred y,rci% as,s ~ WI VIZ
sSs s ne oSSs.s sre loaded at The same time t%H-
restnTina the haahy y 1nc,; aI 'et, sa % gGnerMy g,y
organs NV A'"'"' Aun'uons VI 'ho uSesu'o
Eorttev tl,e hodv oo.,ns, a,.a... nv ,,,,s,,,,.
ali It's iiuids with Visnsas BaTrams. NJ u psnidSmie
It anwisSrasss sa,a .aus sso.ssns ~ ..,,,,-
Iates the torpd liver ana Rowsis claansns nv
blood OF ali inpurites npsrtipe iile and vieor M
the frame and carrvjna IN n33,hnut IN "a - -
GaIome Or osher mnassaS On al, nsnno ens c Q.
from the avste,n n h en.S ~ aSminis, ,ao
PROMPT In action and certain In its rsst.
Dyspepsia IN ssr M Tss sta.s. fesdacha pain
In the Shoulders. Couehs' Tightness Of the chest
PneIImonis Dizyinees Rnd Tasts In The Manth'
Bilious Attaeka. pslnitation Of the Heart and I
hundred other painful symptoms. are Al once re-
Ieyed NV VTseafa n R,,rsys F'' ~-S ~ S~SS"0
FSr In ia m m asarV and Chronic Rhsums.
tism. (jout Neuraieia Diseases Of the Riood Giver
Kidneys and Bladder the Bitters have no enuai
VMEoAR BIrTERs has shown It's great curatiye
eSsss UMsrS M uie most oosun@'e ana insfae'An'e
MechantcaI seases-parsona enyaoad n,
Paints and Minerals sncb n. p,,'mbers Mr. -
settlers, Gold beaters, and Miners, as they advance
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
TRAVERSE JURY

TRAyERSE JURY uiL ..Ir.
FOR sRPrRNBRR TERM. FIRST WEEK.
BlOom--James Cadman, William Shoemaker, Jr.,
Peter Gross, william Werts Clinton Sterling. -
Beayer-Moses Schlicher, Isaac Harrigar, Simon
Rittenhouse. '''.i .i|'
BentOn-J0hn Keeler, --..f -|.r|ET
Berwick-S. L. Mcbride. N-'.Nl
Briarcreek-Geo. Bower, j. W. Eek, Low Shat.
Catawssa-Iewis Hayhurst, sam1. Long, Jr, A.
Center-Jacob Heller, John W. Miller. ,r;..
COnyngham-Geo. Keller. ~ .'" =
Frank lin-Sylvester Hover. .fri.... ..F...
GreenwoOd-S. B. Kisner. t.'.-.
jackson Frank Yorks, Frank Young. ...'
Maine--Joseph Hartzeil, Nathan Miller. ..
Mnin-Reuben Fry, M. b. Heller.
Pine-BenJamn Lee.
scott-Alfred Jacobs, C. Blttenbender, Joseph
sugarloaf-Daniel Fritz. D. Il. steadman, VIM.
KarneS. ..f .
SECOND WEEK. ...
Bloom-Joshua Fetterman, Charles Hassert.
Bent9nEDayid n Grossley, J;J. Karnes.
Brtarcreek-A H. Fedder.
Catawissa-Nelson Hartman. l-.'.. .
,Centralia--Wm. K. Davis, John IIennesey, o. Is.
Conyngham-James Levins 1r. p.
FrankMn--GeG AunsOn, Benjamin Sheets. d. /
Greenwood-yohn Bruner, Abram Dreiblebis
Geo @.tt GTeenley, n, Corneligs Reece. ..lM
-HemiOck-Geo. Hartzell, Joseph Hummer.
Jackson-.Isaac Lewis Miles Eyerhart. ... I
LOcust-Wm. Demick, Charles Wagner.
uIaI uIMaadison-Lewis Holdings. Robt. Mannon, Jacob
NJ. Pleasant-A.J J. Heller, Joseph |. Crawford.
0range-G. r. Stiner, M. l.. Kline.
ptne--A. Il. 6irton. I.'I g'llg -.ql /
scott-charles Winters, A. C. uidlay, E. b. Pur.
sell. E.lHII I.f.1I.r r.HfE9
SuQarlOaf--,John w Kile
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25

After a thorough test J II. Mercer
most positively asserts that Aoker's
English Remedy is the best medicine
for Asthma, Group, Coughs, Whoop.
ing Cough, and all Lung Troubles that
can be found. Ask him about it, for
he fully guarantees it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25
.RAND JURORS
FOR SEPTEMBER TERN.

Bloom-Isaac Yost, s. G. Shlves, s. w. Shut,
Beayer-JeSse MttenhOuse. - ff' fHgr.....-I
Berwick-Daniel Reedy, John L. Bloss, II. NJ
Catawissa-Emory Getchy, Geo. Quinn. .r'
Center-M. Mtllard Geo. L. Freas ..H.tI...
Centralia-W. j. Sweeney, d. c. Black.
Fishingcreek- Hess, Frank Wolf, Josiah
Coleman. '''''
JaGks0n-E j. SOnes. .Ir = To-.
LOcust-Wm. Pfahler, John Belig.
Sloan. = .77
Pine--John Potter. l...Ir| ...-....'I
SCOtt--JOhn Waters.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25

Compliant
"And nervous debility. have JUS"
Returned
"From the south in fruitless search for
health, and find that your bitters are doing
me more LAD. .- ..... ....
Good Than anything else,
A month ago l was extremely
."Emaciated /! !"
And scarcely able to walk Now am
Gaining strength and "Flesh!"
And hardly day passes bat WI At am
complimented on my improved appearance,
and 1t is all due to Hop
Bitters /! j. Wickliffc Johnson,
Wilmington, Del.
tr-None genuine without bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the VILE pol
sonous stuff with 'TIop" or "Hops" in their name