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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
gL,1 een N9etHbietenOer psrfltAerf.

SsIena, art., q. 5ebr. -&tu BaiBer,
Nameus g. gt. @batUortbbb, Der mageu Be-
brobung zines 6arbiaeu nit eiaem 8euoIper
su $50 @eIbfrafe bernrtbeitt tpoJOeH mar uuo
ba8 @eIo nidt au beBubIeu oermo9te, iit 0eu
gsfimuuugen bes geieBtes gemiB on Den
h0nfien 8ieter ueraufttouirt rp0r0eu, UNI mad
Der State ben Y Gems pro 8aa bic 92lofrafe
a6fuaEbeiteu. Ser SarurtbetLte mur6e BON
sineuI Ieiuer 6reuu6e iiir ba8 gl1ifgebOt 0oT
25 Gents pro EGq augeianft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
G d,nee f4sa SRSan

@oIumbtu, 9..G., q. Sebruar. r.-um
310 ubr Reute 8Ormtttas ftHg es an 3u
lAueieu, nnb biuHen peuisen Stun6eu be.
btdteu q 3ou Sdnee BEN 8ooeu. Ssute
GbenO ift Oas Sduee9ef6ber nod i'm 9auge
unb miro aIIem Anifeine mad bic 9fadt
iiber iortbaueru. Der Shueefau TT Der
srOBte. peIaer iett Reui9eussOenicn bier
rirfVof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
Die Nerbammten s4mtoaner

Can Trau3iBco, 81. Sebr. - 6rau
gB. sB. g8illts BON 4lameoa, Gal, bat bon ibz
rem Bruber WlaIoIautulupu, benz frtiberen
8efeblsbaber Der iamCauii9eu Grieger uuter
R6uig gtalietoa, ein SGrei6eu erbaIteu, NOR
in oteier tbr mittbeiIt, baB er OnObl, ME
Ralietoa unb bic 6duptliuge, peIdle BON ben
beutiden Srisgsidifien nap ben Ntaribaus-
ned am Ssbsn ieten. tubes, tern bonn 9et.
bic 8erbauuuug geIthteppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
etnntcr atrna tpteeer erwa0It.

8afbtngtou, .. g., 81. 6etruar. -
eeueral Glorf, @lert 6es GeprdieatGuteubaus
Iee, e1ateIt ioeben cine 9epeihe aus
GbarIafon, gB.sSa., Iaut pel9er senator
Reura bel Der beute pcrgeuommeueu stpetteu
gbfiumuug 46 Sttmuen erbielt ups iomit
CUTS Reue gum guuoesIeuator .rp6blt it,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
Eine Rnrfe.

En ETe, fDslds on ben fSoIsen uon 9uaenbEhneen
uerp0Ier G6pddbes irhbem Berian. Beruh oeE gsan'
nestrdft II. (. fD., leioen, enbe id EShenfret en-
8esspt, oas re fnrir Dtees sIose 5eilmittsi nutbe
ron etnsm U1iiftpn6r In GhS MmsIifn entbedt.
Gddt aereIfrtes Gounert On Sler. Sole1b 4. Snmanr
&tatipu I'D, usDorts&ttas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22

Reg Der lluterRieuuBs Sesaiu lie
@Toden uaranfaItet an 2BaIbingtca'5 3es
burtRtag, beute, ben %. 6e5ruar, ietH
btgRidbTtges glarreHfeit Ia Der N % er =
mania Guuer@ors aIte." Die
Oiii,iel Rcfimirteu meroen oem Ulaalens
baQe beIonbereu GIau; Berleibeu. Der Gin
tritt iR auf 25 Gents pro BeIiou fGlleisgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22

Diefes peItberiihmte prGporat ii ole
Grfnouu9 eines uuierer beoeuteuo6en
GhemiFer. DaIclbc euth8lt ale 3ur
Gr3eueun9 ron Slcifb, Ruodeu, Slut,
lilusFeln uno ioRit pot KorperFraft era
foroarlihen 8etanothetIe, uro 3Uar in
etuer fir leibteite per0auuug geeigneten
;forn Don oen angeiebeniteu 2ler3ter
uno phYfoIo9eu 1T oafelbe ais DER beita
uno 3uperladi9te Griat fir WntterntEt9
auerFannt uuo ais oas 5utrd9libite CT,
nibrungsmittel fir fleine un6 Dabieuoa
Kiuoer, ioDie fir KranFe uno Geneienoa
enpfobIen woroen. Rcuisae0ter's 3eats
B6es ain0ermebl 1T feineswe85 cine Res
ni3ir, ionoeru, Die TobmalS betont wers
Den mu6 elm GruQ6rRngsmittel. Uegeu
FINES be0eutenoen 2ldhrmerth5, ioDia
pe9en ieiner leihten DeroauIihfeit, iei,
ner Sbmadhafti9feit uuo f9neQeu QIft
nabme ms SIut 1T oas eenannte Kin0er'
mebl por3ii9Iib oenjenigen gum GebraHd
empfoblen, ole an Deroauun9sfbDdba
uno oaraus eutitebeneer un3uretbenoer
Grndbruu9, an tri9em Stofpebiel, an
8Iutarmutb, idlaffer llIusFeI. un3 Deis
der Knoheubil0ung mo 2Iebnltbem
leioen. Somit Uir0 es befouoers sum
Gebrau4 fir S8ugIir9e, Kiroer in fbnel
lem ma6sthum, foUie fir IoI6e Kinder,
Ole 2lulage 81 iogeuartnteu nooPPelten
6lieoeru" haben, an9eIe9euAib emPfota
len; ferner fir DYsPePtifer, Krlnte mo
Geneieuoe in ie6em Staoiun, iouie fic
1lerpeuibDahe uro GrRb5pfte, Bel
feRlenoer, ooer ut5t gutter mo garigeHa
Der Multarmiif fit oa5 Kiuoarmsal 0er
eiu3ige auerearute GrjaB Der ratHrItdeu
1lahruug oe5 Sdu9Iiag5. 6u9Ieia 1T Is
cas- itaerite SbuBmitteE Der KIeinert
9egen o5ummerzGomPtatrt," :" 4r0Hti4a
OiarrP6e uHo Kinoer4oIera. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
Der 8eEButGrFt.

WeDs sDSrf, u. 5ebrnar. 35oL8eneea
Fub bic SdluBuotiruugtn. 9e!o 7ro1Ra!e 81
14-2 uub idIos III Brojent. GteIliH3'
gGedieI $4.864-$A864 luf 60 Gage aab
$4.884-$4.884 auf Si4t.-8uubessDbli3as
ttoHeH: A pro3. 1888, 43spr03. 109 3=proj.
-. - gftien: Nbams' SEpreB $50, Gen.
trnLz Baclitc $50, &beiapeafesGb -, @rie
294, etttO BriOr. 67s, SuinOis s65ntral 1884,,
Yofe Shore 1O4, yleps Seriepz pzgeutraI 954
gic1tb g8efiern 1861, Ditto Brtor. lao, Reu,
Yorf Central 1O85, SAiO Mtfifppt 23s,
Ditto Brior. "a, Bittsbura 1874, 81eabiug
AZ, ct. PGuI 63B, Ditto PriOr. SO,
Mef7eruslTuinn 955
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
S1mIbF9 bcfnn9eH. .
GaOs bee ETptpproleiisS esgsa ZSafob Eappp
ncaer1 Ssrlsrrnnian Hitsna EMininn1s.


Ercgen IsrasoroRaG EanspR @&iaiags.
GbtIabetpbia, 2l. Tsbruar.-Satob
SGrop, neIder bier inter Der Aatla1a Dor
Geridt fnn6, ieiuen &ompagHou AutsH
Sdlaiu9 am %. 8e3ember b. =. ermor6et,
he Geihe serfiEdeIt uHO i'm Eairmount=
Bart" oerburgen Su baben, tpuroe beute bes
DlorneS i'm etfen @rabe ibsIflibIt. 8a5 liz,
tRetl III nod nidlt ausgeiprO beu.
S9ocp unb Shiqtug betri6ben in SIR.
1912, GabpalllberfraBe, Elm lleines 8rOcerps
geihGit, bas auf drmlihe ggeiie aefiiArt
pur0e. GhGop mar YleBger BON @eihdft,
pdbrgnb @dilliug fttn 6aH0merf QeIerut
bate. Shilliugs Snnefer mar angebIit
nit Shoop 0erheiratbet yBie ss hetBt, bat
Netterer Ietnem S9mager S@i[ltug i6on
mtbJmnls uGA oem geben 9etraatet, uuo
Siuar aus getpiuuia1ttger YbRdt. Sdtlltng
batte S6oop, melGer mittelos mar, i'm Sc
'td't etnblirt SrOB6em mar 2eeterer 5pn
pas unb 9teio gegeu ieineu BON Sei9id
mebr be8hnfigten SGDaser beieelt, muBte
nber 'eiEe @tttAle 10 gut 3u Derbergeu, baB
Sdliutug nte cine Ab1uHg bate, lpie lebr
SG0op ibu haBte.
Cor eiEiger 3sit inu Sdoop iaiue Go9ter
IN -iiberreeeu ueriUGt babeu, 0a6 ie ihrea
Sntel uer9ifte. 8as 0ld6deu, neldes baz
mails eff Drei Wouate in 4melifa par, fiag
on 81 tpetueu uro ptigerte iitb, bic Chat N
beRebeu, 10 iebr Der Sater au9 bat uao brob.
tP. Dam pOlIte er ia aterrebeH, StjQina
i'm Gdtlfe su erniiraeH. bod meigerta re
ftd DPfieu nit gGti@te6eubEit. Sie fiiGdltIte
ibreu Gatel, uub % uun 59iuiug am 0eig
nahtatage pI6gIia auf mpReri0ie Bttia oar.
iGnaHb, 10 ppr6s lte Hurubtg uuo bearg
robHte ibrlu 8ater, ben Shiuius bci 5eite
geIdofit All babeu. Gle biitete fi9 aber,
ibreu Ser0adt liant perOen 3u Iafeu, ba lie
eiuerietts ibreu gater iHrdtete uub tbreg
iraufeu gtutter gii9ts iageu mollte.
Sie ueIIieB ieoodl oA8 SauS uRo aiu8 81
elmer NaGbariu, neIder fie bon tbres SateIS
Ul0rbanidldgen er5dblte, ua0 bGl0 maren
bieieIben in Der IahbarIdaft belaaat Ills
tupn bic ginBelHbeiten iiber cen BHnb elmer
SerfudeIten 2etd]e i'm p8airmOuut' Barf" be
fannt tpuroeu, ipra4 mau in Der BGAbar,
i6aft iiber baS Ggrihmtubeu 6eS Sdiliua,
unb man p0ute niHeu, baB i'll Dem tIetuGu
@roceriaLaben (ber, uebeubei beuerIt, geClo2
bem Sauie gegeRiiber!iegt, in pel@em 6CaD
0hitelug ibreu NtanA uu0 &in6er Dar-,ffts
batte) nidt 4Qes NIT Tetbten 8iaD;u ,voobo
Sin Radbur, GaMeus gaUar..p Sipfsr, J{r
1918 Overwhelmingly. Soeaub I'D oaRH mad
ter UlOraue un6 eIf1nute aaf ben erReu gt1
ber 9tlae eieientse Oe8 SdiQug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
so. GnHseeE.-3weite Stbaaa.

4nteuOsmGntS oeS geaats aa bet bernttid1ten
0tIzGerwtut9un9s5iA - SanaPfprefsa
I'm Drag uno 8rabir=S =Shrean un9 Die
gSalbinatoaer StrnkeababHeR.-
unB Ofe ScteIeSsBsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
2as Fa:rF, uao guutuafFgfe
9amerIenaRtLlsa6e @ittsL

oer 2Delt, ipeltcs 1ugsubHtNd Sic farhterlibHen
Sdmsrsen Iinbert IS uerieblt niemals, oem gei6eH=
ben enoe1uH8 eeg 5tmer5en Bu perinuiFeH, Don mei=
der uridd9e 6ieisltsn aut btrrubreu mogen. Is tf
iutrtltb oer grofe @tmeTBtH6H 6Hptn9er uno Bat meGr
@utes, ais tTgelb Elm aH6tscs btfaHntes W,tsI o.
than. &e {topilamepsu, 3abuibmeEen, yteuralz
gle, HbeumaIsmu5, 6udeDruBeH, BerrantungeHs
Cuti1ungen, SnictteHftbeu, ftiem g}afen,
SdmeBeu uno ShmGtbt inn %rsu5, i'm RGd9rat ober
IN etu Jieren. 5dmgrssH In Der SGber, Bruitfe1eula
slU0ung, anhUeuen oer @titHfe un0 Sbmepen
algr Dirt futI6 oer @ebrludl Don Railways Ready
Relief ioiorHse grItttTunq geDdlreu uno Der joris
gcestc @ebraWd N ment9eH &agen cine oauern6e Sur
bsgiyiCu.
gligrensntBunbuug, 8laieusnt5dusuu1, unterleibss
guHuHouug, SuugenenHanouHg, tHmmen 9lls,
gtbmuugs6eihne 8rdune, @rppe, Ratarrl,
Sopfueb, 3abupeb, RturOlgie, Rbsumasismus, talz
tcs RiGber, ShHttclirot, 6rofbculcU,
8ie AHmenbung bes Ready Relief an ben
Ebtileu, an oensn ber ShmerS oogr bas geibeu Kd
ttHRoen, iDt6 oiortt9e grlelt,eruuq geuGbreu,
Sin hnIbsr bis 8u eiuem 9anSen E1tdOHsi uOu, in
Ciusm hnlben @luie gBafsr etusenomnsu, miro in
meuacn Dtiuuten Rrdmpfe, lauren W}agcn, uebeta
irit GrbrEdlcn 5o6breuntn, PeruJiitdt, z blaRota1
lgit, 9opilueb, Diarrb0s 3ollt, B!dbuHaen unb ale
EnCTlihsn StmerSgn turtreu.
90 3tHt5 Die EtniGe. Su lcbau bgt Apot9jiguk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
aus Sanstbar.

3an3tbar, 21. 6ebruar. - sc oers
lantet, baB Die yBritiide 9fafrifaniide &oms
puguie" fiinftigbin teiueH GurOpderR gefatz
ten nirb, ihr @ebiet Obue Bdiia BON britt
i6en 9oniulat an betreteu. gs Uerlautet fer.
ner, bas peoer bic p8ritiife," nod bic
p3eutlfe Sfafrifauiite @ompasute" Der
grpebitirn Oes Or. Beters gefatten ptrO,
ibr gebtet 3u freu3eu.
Der SuItun bat bic Sin. unb ausfubr DON
@afien II. Munition in 3aujibar II. BembQ
uetboteu. Der hiefige britiidle Soniul forbert
alle britiiden llnterthuneu auf, oas Ber5ot
bss Sultaus 3u rsipeftireu, Ober i1perer
Gtrafe gepartig gu ieiu. Die BON zen Sus
iurgsnteu gefansen geuOmmeueu beutideu
MtiFOnGre fnb NOD INNER ui4t sutIafan
mcreeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22

2pnbpu, 81. Egbrnar. - Die oEirss'
iagt nit 8eSug auf bic 9iOntag8oebatte I'M
canaOtjdeu BaIlameut: =, 8je &Quaoter b.
fitau falue 8sranlofung, iiber bic 8Or- NIB
giaGtheiIe ibrer BerbiEoaHg nit gngIaE6
3u glIbelu. Der mehre 8ruuo Der gaH5eu
6ajamitdt Iiegt nttt in etuer @Ieiagtilti8tstt
grgIano's cauaoi1eu SHtereffsH ge3euiiber,
Iou6ern in ben noblbeEauntsn ggfor0eraiiea
eiucr BgdFoenti6aftsua5Ii in ben Ser. Qua
ter. g8ir pifieu rid3t, mas BraioeEt 6arri=
Icu'8 sabinet tbuH nirb, aber MIR oHrfeu
nobt tofteu, baB bic Canada unmjttsIbar in
tersifireR6en 6raaeu peroln N freuuoIaafts
tdlem Glune in 8iec.rerIoi8un8 geJoaeH
utTtea."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
$ a I e'8

sont8 bon Gprt6OunO( (g9uoOra)aaN
SheeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-22
Stif@f 3nR8H0e.

8ubGiu, 81. Bebruar. - BiGtar D.
Erieu, mel1er am laeten 8iegflg in GraIee
An IeGs neitereu Rouateu @efdu8ui5 Uerurs
tbeilt nuroe, If beute inter itarter 5eoedaug
nod @aIpap eebrodt Uor0eu, 40 er ieiueU
6aittermin a6fsau iOu. Sin aufsere9tar
8olfabnufeu rottete fit su EraIee am Balm
tofe 3uiammeu, ieOod eretgueteu iid tetHe
erpGbIensnerlben 8ubef6TuHgeu.
Sn Stiltennp ereiguete itd| gefteru abenb,
els Sames Qamrsnce @Grelp, 0a8 an lesteu
8tgnfin9 in ShottIano rpegen aebertretung
Der Grimes Afte" oerbaf.ete BarIameHts'
gIitgIie6, bort anFanl, etue Der laubesiibIideu
Briigeleieu. Wtebrere Berionen tuurbeu BET
eiuem augriff Der BoIiJei auf ben giob uers
nnnbet. @arep puroe beute pro5eiftrt Hao
III bier NeHateu 6aft perurtbeilt.
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guropGifGe Sa6ef- gevtffe.
3uinmmcntritt nes britiiaea garlaments
a6at4tn 9tftcrta's SDronreoe.

@AeIaHs'B aussSatttGe SoIItif. - Satersi'
Sarte @nthaaumaen ilber Die IanlpamtSAe
uEo bic cfta1SEfaa.YG3e IgraGc.-2er sefnr.
osrte grsEa=greOtt fir Nanoesuertbeiof=
auttn,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
|. w. HARTMAN & SONS.

The Court this week brought
us lots Of customers, and next
week will bring MS others
who will look up nice coat for
wife or daughter. Others will
want dress of plain, plaid or
striped cloth I'VE have 80 pieces)
or perhaps will want a Henriet-
ia, cashmere, or a dress out of
the thousands of yards all kinds,
eolors or styles, that we keep.
We are ready for the big fair at
Bloomsbury, 8, 10, IL, 18th of
October and want everybody to
see our stock in both stores,
some will get hand bills, others
we cannot reach. Our invita-
ton is to all, young and old,
rich and poor. Bring your but
,er, eggs, lard, dried fruit &c.
Fill your pockets full of silver,
gold, or greenbacks, for a dress,
for a coat, for a shawl, for THAT
good 25c. red flannel, for cotton
flannel, for stockings, for shoes,
for window curtains, for dishes,
for glassware, for lamps &c.
Don't forget our extra prem
ium on butter. SOC. lb. for the
best ) ID. roll exhibited at the
fair, if brought to US with the
Judges award, on Saturday. "
|. w. HARTMAN & SONS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
Court Proceedings

The regular September session of
court opened on Monday at o:45 a. m.
Hon. (. X. keller, President Judg ge,
and associates G. G. Murphy and q. b.
McHenry on the bench.
Il. +. Zsrr on behalf of the oSunty
commissioners, presented portrait of
Ex.Judge William Elwell to the court
and pablo, which was responded to by
Judge keller.
On motion of J. Fl. Maize Esq,
A. M. Freas was admitted TO practice
in the several courts.
On motion of G. Jacoby, Esq.
Frederick b. Schmit was sworn as clti-
zen of the United States
Road in Briarcreek near III. S.
Heck's confirmed nisl.
Isaiah Bower Of Berwick appointed
foreman of grand jury.
Auditors reports confirmed nisi in
estate of Geo. Winner, John Conn or,
Abraham Litwiler, Joseph Shoemaker,
Elias George, Theo. L. Ball, Jas.
Jacoby, N. d. Harman, l. S. Patton.
Charter granted to Briarcreek Union
Cemetery Association.
Tavern license of Samuel Hazeldine
deceased. at Rupert, transferred TO
Mary Hazeldine, his widow.
Report of viewers of road in Cata-
wissa near Notes.-The hill in favor OF
road confirmed nisi.
Charter granted Grace Reformed
church of Mill Grove. aI..
Stephen Vanhouten Va. Sarah A.
Vanhouten, divorce decreed.
Elizabeth Snyder or w. ii. Snyder
divorce decreed.
Estate of David Lowenberg, deceas
ed, petition for specific performance Of
contract filed.
Widows appraisements confirmed
nisi.
Sale Of real estate ordered in estate
OF w. J. Buckalew.
Common wealth VS.. Catharine Far
rell, assault aud battery, true bill.
Commonwealth Vs. Amelia Fenster
macher, larceny and receiving, true
bill.
Commonwealth vs.. Chas Cook, as
sault with intent TO commit rape
not true bill.
Report of sale confirmed in estat'
of Mary, Nellie, aud Catharine Helwig
Road in Orange near A. b. Stewart
confirmed nisi.
Road in Sugarloaf near c. b. Myer'
confirmed nisi.
Report of sale in estate of Josepl
III. Myers confirmed nisi.
Return of partition in estate o
Mary Margaret Greasy confirmed nisi
Estate Of Jonas Bensinger, luna
tic, return OF sale approved, and dec
ordered.
Order of sale continued in estate o
Jacob Klingerman.
Return of partition IN estate O
Henry Croop confirmed nisi.
Phineas Thomas appointed guardia
of minor children of Sarah johnson
deceased.
Registers accounts confirmed nisi.
Road IN Fishingoreek near X. Forces
petition for review filed, viewers not t
be appointed until exceptions are di'
posed OF.
Road in Scott near J. M. Shew''
opinion of court filed sustaining eA
ceptiors.
Comu on wealth vs.. w. Krick, tru
bill
Report OF master in estate of Maj
earet j. Britain, lunatic, confirmed.
Decree TO satisfy mortgage of Henr
Deighmiller filed. /.
Following roads confirmed nisi i
Main near G. w. Fisher's; in Pin
near Jonathan Richje's; Greenwoo
near I'D Henrie's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27

Wilkis Collins, the novelist, who has
been seriously Ill for some time, died
at London Monday Sept 23rd. viii
liam Wilkie Collins was born in Lon
don in 1924 or 1926, and was the son
Of landscape painter. He published
a well written "Life Of William Collins
his own father; "Rsmbles Beyond Rail
ways" 1851, and several successful
novels, among which are "AntoDina,
1850; "Basil," 1852; 'The Dead Secret,
1857; e'The Woman in White" 1860
No Name" 1885,, Armadale,T 1866
''The Moonstone,' 1868; "Man and
'Wife," 1870; "Poor Miss Finch, 1875
"Miss orMrs." 1873; "The New Mag
dlen," 1873; "The Law and the Lapy.
1878, and ''The Two Destinies," 1876
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27

In recent opinion filed in Susque.
hanna county Judge Sittser held, in
substance, that a married woman can
bind herself by judgment note, under
the provisions Of the Act referred to,
only in the three inst ances, viz: When
the note is given for the necessaries oi
life; OF, for the improvement, use, enjoy,
ment of her separate estate; or when
she is engaged in trade or business and
the note is given in the prosecution
thereof. In the opinion it was also
further held that the note must set
forth what it is given for in order te
show that it is within the instances
mentioned, and in the absence of such
a statement in the note witness will
not be heard TO prove the consideration
nor that the obligation was afterwards
ratified, as it is incapable of ratifca
ton.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMsBURG COLUMBIl

Bridge in Sugarlosf near Bacon
Hes, confirmed uii.
Sale ordered in estate Of J. 4. Bark
ley.
Return Of partition, estate Of w.
Hippensteel confirmed nisi.
Road in Fishingcreek near Sam
uel Shiye's, exception fled.
Auditors report in estate Of Paul
Fortner confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth va w. Krick, case
tried, verdict guilty.
Commonwealth VS. John Banks,
csse called, prosecutor not appearing,
defendant discharged and prosecutor
TO pay costs.
Commonwealth VS. ID. r. Msrkle,
not true bill, prosecutor TO pay costs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
Short Work of q Troublesome Ssss.

One day / was taken wi;h Paralysis
of the Bowels. The ston1eh and 9th
er orgns lost all power OF action. AL
though opposed 70 rsspietary medi-
Genes, | tried DR. David Kenney's
Favorite r. aa.1y of Rondout, N. Y.
To make a log story short it saved
my R.r. 1t ia the best medicine in the
wsA1 for difficulties of the kidneys,
bkver and bowels.--A J. CLIFFORD,
Lowell Mass. 9-13-1m.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27

The United States Express company
has established Pennsylvania and
New Jersey division aud will be oper-
ated on the Philadelphia and Reading,
Atlantic City and New Jersey Central
railroads aud their branches. The
Reading formed an alliance with the
United States express after their
quarrel with the Adams. Express
matter is now carried over these roads
by the United States company, Dut the
establishment { this division vii be a
more efficient move. The Reading
officials are threughly satisfied with
the company, and say that the service
il excellent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
VIGOR AND VITALITY

Are quickly given TO every part of
the body by Hoods Sarsaparilla. That
tired feeling is entirely overcome.
The blood is purified, enriched, and
vitalized, and carries health instead oi
disease TO every organ. The stomach
is toned and strengthened, the appetite
restored The kidneys and liver are
reused and inyigorated. The brain ii
refreshed, the mind clear and ready toI
work. Try it. .4..a .as 5ar.. ld
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27

The largest county in the United
States is Custer county, Montana,
which contains 30,009 square miles,
being larger in extent than the States
OF Vermont, Massachusetts,, Connecti-
cut, DeIeware and Rhode Island. One.
tenth Of our present population could
find livelihood In this county, and
then it would not be so populous as
Belgium. ....
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
Poor But Hon est

Charlie Sullivan is poor but honest
Irish lad. who, while walking down
Washington Street, found wallet con
tanning checks and money TO the value
of several hundred dollars. Although
almost destitute, he returned it to its
owners, Messrs A. =. Ordwsy & &C.,
proprietors Of Sulphur Bilters, who
gave him liberal reward, and also
six bottles of Sulphur Bitters for his
mother, who has been terrible suffer
er with rheumatism, and who returned
many blessings after being cured by
their use Weekly World.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
UNABLE TO TELL.

Yes that was so. For years ! suffer
ed severely with sorofula sores broke
out all over my body, and / AM IN
able to tell one half that | suffered.
was not able 10 obtain relief until
used Sulphur Bitters, which complete
ly cured me.-C. b. DALE, II Allstor
street, Boston. -Is.l .sn 9-13-2t.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27

Bishop Charles II. Fowler, Of Cali
fornia, who has Just completed circuit
Of the world in the interest Of Methodist
missions, ia in Minneapolis. Talking
with reporter he said: Il want TO
correct an impre ession that has gone
abroad. | did not say at the Ministers
Meeting in Chicago that we would
haye war with China in less than ten
years. The substance OF what | said
was this, that whenlany country goes
back on It's own paper such action Is
dastardly; tha: when this country al.
lows a man 10 go back TO his own
country, with the assurance that he
can return, and then passes a law in
his absence preventing his return, il is
not right As TO war, l do not say
there wlll de a war.
Il know not what the future holds
out. Let me tell you this, the most
extensive military preparations are
now under way in China Prince Ii,
the prime minister, or, TO be more er.
act, the viceroy, is ordering the mano.
facture of rihed cannon and warshipe
and improved hand arms aud is re.
organizing the whole army. The
Chinese move slowly, and Prince Ii
says that in ten years he will have
things where he wants them. And
theu-well, then, | know not what will
come, but let me tell you the Chinese
are great people-a great people, sir
and more than all that, they are a
people of great courage. think thai
Prince Ii the viceroy of China, is one o.
the greatest statesmen the world hsi
ever produced.
Speaking of war, just look at this
The Chinese people number 100000.
900; they could land 100000 men il
San Francisco easier than the Unitet
States could put 100000 there
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27

On Wednesday evening the festival
Of Rosh Hashonah or "Sew Yea, i"
was begun by Hebrews throughout the
world The coming year is TO be
$3.50. The date Of the festival u cal
culsted by the lunar and not by the
solar year. Thus the holiday was
celebrated last year on the September
6. TIE holiday continues one week.
Only the first day aud the last are cele-
brated 10 the synagogues by the Re
formed Isrselitee, but the Orthodox
Hebrews observe the first two, end
The last Two days. The intervening
days are semi-festivals.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27
A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE

Bstaie Of z7.orads Cole, la> Of sS2arIoar t,p
Notice ts HEREBY gwen that Iettsrs Of admlnIs
tration Oh the estate OF Thomas Cole late Of
sugario2f twp, county Of Columbia and state OF
PsnnsylTaniA deceased have osen granted to
@oseoh T. Cole, OF Benton Col Co, Pa, 70 vhom
all persons Indebted to said estate are requested
70 make payments, and those having claims OF de-
mAnds VIII make known the same without dels y
to
or TO JOSEPH r COLI
A. L. Pnrz, AdministraroF,
ATTY. Benton, Pa
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-09-27

Mira Elizabeth s. Mcclellan, widow
Of DIR. George Mcclellan and mother
Of Gen. George B. Mcclellan aud DIR.
John III. B. Mcclellan distinguished
surgeon, died on the 18th at the resi-
dence Of her niece, Miss Rebecca
Core, at Drifton, aged 80 years.