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for 40 years, ought 10 know salt from
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Apportionment of Delegates.

The following is the apportionment Of
delegates made by the democratic stand
ing committee at their last meeting. 1t is
based upon the presidential vote OF 1888.
Briarcreek, Centre and Greenwood town
ships each gain one delegate, making IS
instead of 75 two years ago. The division
of Greenwood township does not alter the
result since that township now has dele
gates, and each voting place is entitled to
two delegates
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FARM FOR RENT

A farm OF 100 acres with handsome new house
and barn, and supplied with abundant water will
be rented at low rent for the term OF fve years,
70 good tenant who can furnish his own stock
nd equipment. The farm Is in the Catawissa
Valley on the Township road from B.andonVllle TO
Audenreld, Two miles from Brandonyile and near
Girar1 Manor. References requested Address
HEBER s. THOMPSON Engineer Girard Estate
louisville Pa. Nov lily.
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TIES very much delighted. While in
II Philadelphia recently he called on
E o. THOMPSON, the well known
Clothier and Importer, No. 1888 Chestnut
ST., Opposite the MinD, and bought an
elegant Black Fancy Cheviot Suit for sl3.
so. Such SUIT would have cost him
Twenty Dollars at home. Had he not
been in the city hn conld have sent his
nsma and address on postal card or in a
letter and received BY return mail samples
of various cloths, aisj simple guide for
taking his own measures, free of charge.
Any one can order from Mr.. Thompson by
mail with the same satisfaction as by call
ing IN person.
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SheriH'S Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Fl. Fa issued cut OF the
Court or common Pleas or Columbia Co., Pa, and
10 me directed, there Will be sold 10 the Sheriff s
once, in the Court House, Bloomsburg, Pa, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1890,
at 10 o'clock a m, all that certain piece or parcel
or land situate In Briarcreek twp, Col. Co.. Pa
bounded and described as follows to-wit:
Northwardly by lands OF NJ. II. Petty, eastward
ly by lands or N. W. jackson, southwardly by pub
II road a. o. +. Ferris, and wcstwardly by lands
OF John Fairchild Francis Evans and o. +. Ferris
containing
NINETY.THREE ACRES OF LAND,
more or less wheTeon are erected
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, BARN,
and outbuildings.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF Alice
L Freas 'rsus ]. P. Freas and TO be sold as the
property II j. P. Freas.
FRRAs, J.B. CASEY,
Attorney, Sheriff.
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Mm
BLOOMSBURG.

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So doz. Life size Crayons
only $1,000. Viewing, copy
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process used. If.
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CANDIDATES.

The following is a list OF candidates for County
offices to be voted for at the delegate election
held Saturday August g. 1890, between the hours OF
8 and O'Clock p. m. Nominating convention
Tuesday August l2th.
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rhe Queens prize Competition.

Ten familiar quotations from standard
authors appear each month under this
heading 10 the CANADIAN QURsN, aud the
publishers Of this popular magazine offer
5000 In cash prizes each month to those
naming the largest number of the authors
from whom the quotations are taken. This
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The infantry was on the right, the
artillery in the center and the cavalry
on the lift. Every maneuvre was er-
ecuted with clock like precision, and
drew cheer after cheer from the on
lockers.
The National Guard men present
frequently clapped their hands at the
excellence of the different parts of the
drill and the soldiers marched from
the field amidst very storm of brsvos
Colonel Gibson commanded the regu.
lar troops ard was accompanied by
Generals Snowden and Hastings as
bis aids.
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Robert E. Griffith. Of Philadelphia enjoys MS
vacation at the Avon Inn. - ~
A. l. schuyler. of Waterbury. Conn., Is a new ar
rival at the Norwood Inn. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt, OF Bergen POINT, y. d.
are summering at the Hotel oxford ,.
Joseph II. Patterson, Of Philadelphia, is a late
arrival at the Avon Inn.
Miss Julia W. Dickerson is Philadelphia guest
at Berwick Lodge.
Mrs. VI. H. Mckinney, OF Bloomsbury, Penn., mas
apartments at the Norwood Inn.
Mrs. Alexis ID. Smith. Of Germantown. Penn, is
lately arrived guest at the Avon nm.
Mrs. l.. o. lockwood. Of Bergen Point, " j., Is
at the Hotel oxford.
Mrs. l.. W. Johnson, OF Ncw-York stops at the
Norwood Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith, Of Germantown. Penn,
are guests AZ the Avon Inn.
Misses z. II. and A. y. Carpenter. of New York,
arc staying at the Hotel oxford.
y. c. Jcwett. of Philadelphia, has written his name
on the books at the Norwood Inn
Mrs. Henry Day, of Ncwlork. has arrived AZ the
Avon Inn
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bcnttif, of New-YoTk are at ;he
Hotel oxford.
Misses f. y. and f. x. HAYS. Of Allegheny City,
Penn, stopping with some friends at the Norwood
Inn.
+. F. Cirubb and W. L. Mclean are two Fhiiadcl-
phans who stay a. the Avon I'm.
Miss e. G.. McFarlan of New York, is enjoying her
STAY the Hotel t2forl.
Miss blanche Amet. OF Philadelphia. is Norwood
Inn guest.
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GUESTS At ATONBYTHE-SEA.
FISHING AND FILTRATION AMONG THE PRoMI'
NENT MISUNDERSTANDING PEOPLE
ARE STAYING.

Avon.by the sea, " J.. July (SpeciaD-Onc Of the
rrct1iest sheets Of water in Ncw-Jer5cy is shark
River between Avon blythe sea and Belmar 1t Is
one Of the best fishing and grabbing places along the
coast. There number Of romantic stores toIo
about the time when The noble rcdman wooed MS
dli,ky mate in the prc wood, which skirt the water
Now the lake is daily the of hundreds OF young
lovers, who tic hshtas to strings and tell Of their
love a, they and their charmers bob for crabs. A
roadway /, TO be laid around tile water 1t will
make fine drive
The hotels arc crowded with guests. Hops are
held nightly 10 the great enjoyment Of the younger
guests.
The Rev. DR.. Jesse F. Forbes, Of Ycw-Ycrl IS here
for the Professor +. \. Bailey, Of New orh
il a newcomer here.
avon Inn numbers Mr. and Mrs. IL. st?obcl. of
Philadelphia, among its guests.
Dr. \. L. Turner and wife, of NcwYorls, arc for
the season at Hotel oxford.
~ COmlcy, Of Philadelphia, has arrived at the
Norwood Inn.
\. X. Lamb, Of New York. is a guest at the Avon
Inn.
q. De Fcstctics. of New-York. arrived at the OK.
ford yesterday.
4. W Dupuc has come for the season. lie is at
tn" Norwood Inn.
Ms, Amy :. Watkins, OF Philadelphia is a guest
al Berwick Lodge.
one Of the Norwood Inn guests is &. W Fct,cr
Of Philadelphia.
d. +. Gray, Of Columbus Ohio. has registered at
the Avon Inn.
G. J. Chctwood is a Ncw-York guest of tho Avon
Inn.
Henry Curtis. of Philadelphia. enjoys life at Bcr
vic. Lodge.
Mis-, Harriet &. Fdmunds, Of Baltimore ha, taken
roonl> at the Hotel oxford.
Charles y. McNHchacl occupies apartments at the
Avon Inn.
Tho Rev. :. L. Appleton, d. D. takes his summer
rest at the Norwood Inn.
Mr.. and Mr.. \. h. frost, Of Madison, v Y. have
taken rooms al Berwick Lodge.
Charlie Hewitt, OF Brooklyn. is one Of the Avon
Inns luo,t,.
J. u. Barrows. Of Fhiladcphia has good time
AZ the Hotel oxford.
MI Eleanor I. Morrison. If Ph.nield " J.. is
spending a fcH d,ra at Norwood Inn.
Nr. =. w. Adams. Of Philadelphia. is guest at
the A,on Inn.
j. H. Jenny, If Ncw York. stay, ~ Berwick Lodge
MIR John y. nan. of New York. j, chapcroninr a
merry party Of young ladc, 1t In" Hotel OAford
Allen Ercus and W. J. Buzby tVo PhilldoIph!ans
AT tlc AVON Inn
NJ ana Nj. wilbur 7. Watl,n, axe spending few
vcc,, Al IcrwicI Ld-e.
M Carrie d. Hay,, Of May sville. Ky. i, at the
Norwood Inn.
W. and Sir. Thomas Alison. OF Now York. &c new
oomrIs az the AVOG Inn.
ir-. Thomas Atkinson. OF Richmond has arrived
AZ Berwick Lodge.
g. ". ". Porter Assistant CITY Counsellor Of Now |
ark y. :. .i- guest ~ the Norwood Inn.
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BATHING AND DRIFTING ATLONG BRANCH
HOTELS CROWDED WITH GUESTS BENT on COOL
MESA GYPSY PRACTITIONER
IN PALMISTRY
IN PALMISTRY.

Long Branch, July (specian-It was delightfully."-
cool here today The water was warm, however. and
thousands Of the cotagers and hotel guests attred
themselves in flannel bathing suits and bObbed mp and
down in the surf with supreme satisfaction. Ocean.
crowded with fine tumouts all the afternoon
although the roadway is in mos; deporsbe condi
ton.
The sacred concert at Hdreths West End Hotel By
Ernest Neyers famous orchestra was largely attended
The latest fad for cOrsaSc bouquets is wild roses.
which grow in great profuson both sides OF Ocean.
ave. south Of Elber0n.
The Iron steamboat Company's vessels brought down
1000 pleasure seekers to-day and all the trains from the
city We're loaded.
There is considerable complaint here over the mail
service. There are mails this year from Long Branch
to New-IOrk and Philadelphia.
\ 50 called Gipsy Queen is practising pamiStry here
in tent in a lot on Oceanave.
Woolman Stokes, the proprietor Of the old
Atlantic Hotel. has renamed it the Hotel Bellevue.
Congressman William l.. scott Of Erie. Penn, is .
guest of HiIdreth's West End Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Donoghue, Of New York,
who are Lelands Ocean Hotel for the season. enter
tanned several friends at dinner to-day.
The Rev. Dr. W. c. Steele the chaplain Of Ran.
ialrs Island, has a cottage on Willow Brook ave-.
Norwood Park
Mr.. and Mrs. A. lIockstader. Of NcwYorl are this
seasons occupants Of the Waack Hut Ocean-ave
James Caldwell. the starter, and Mrs. Caldwell arc
guests for the season AT Idrcth's West End Hotel.
p W. Gallaudet, the New York banker, and his
family have rooms at the ScarbOrO.
DR.. Cyrus Edison and Miss Edson. his sister, are
newly registered guests Of the United States Hotel
: F. Nixon, he Opera-hOuse manager Of phila-
iephia has his family AZ ildreth's West End Hotel.
fuch O'Sol tho, New Ork dry goods merchant,
las his family al the Rowland Hotel
W. D. Harper and family are among the Newiork
'ottagers at Norwood Park.
Nr and Mr. Jane Trainor. 0; New York. will
mend the season AT Lelanf'S ocean Hotel.
Mr.. and Mr.. r., Martin Black, of New York, are
al the Hotel Brighton.
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Martin. Troy A. w. Gilbert New-York: Mr.. AMI M.
J. X. Eddy New York Mr.. and Mrs F. (iasooa Nv
York; Mrs. F. Alvars. Newlork; Mr.. and Mrs e r
GOldwaithe, New YORK; Mr.. and Mrs Mathews. New
deSb o ~ shbn; pcston c Quart Myth Phila-
DR.. J: f. Trant, Mr.; and Mrs. E. D. Douglass, PhIla.
delphia; J. A. Godsborough. Washington: ) Morris
Lille, Philadelphia: Mr. aud Mrs. & A. Contain
New York: William Parr. New York: A. j. Mcdonald,
New,lork; Mr. and Mrs g. y; Perkins. Chicago:
Baltimore 5. ". Dimpfcl. New. York; Mrs. Bsilev'
Baltimore: Miss Cullen, New-Yors: Miss Ryer New
York; Miss Gussie Paige, Miss Lenes, New. Work.
Mr.. and i-is. Robert Mussrave, New-York Mr. and
Mrs. J. Howard sherman, New-iork; Mr.. II j. Pear
SON.
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TIE REV. DR. DONALD AND BISHOP POTTER.

Wh regard 10 the reported dispute between Bishop Pot
AID the Ray Or. t. Nu'h'--r Donald rector Of the
Prot slant Fps opal Church II the Ascension Filth.
ave- Dr. Donald sad Yesterday that he in way
site to the bishop. except that he objected 20
hl. interfering with clergy outside his doree he
had done the 81 the Rev. Howard MacQpeav. Of
Cantea. Ohio. lie not in any supporter o.
Ir Mac Queray, views and had no doubt that If thai
gentleman secured hearing At the coming Protestant
Episcopal Congress at Buffalo in the TALL III, Ttuat.on
u Chri,ts virgin birth and His resurrection would be
una, lv condemned
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THE FIRST nor 1T HOTEL EAATERSKILL.
A BRILLIANT BEGINNING FOR A PROSPEROUS
SEASON.

SEASON.
Hotel KaaterskllI, y. Y, July (SpeciaD-M.
though Manager Paige opened his doors only week
ego, over 800 New York and Philadelphia people are
already his guests The afternoon and evening having
been notably cool the first hop of the season was
looked forward to with anticipation by large
contingent Of youth and beauty gathered here. The
costumes Of more than usual richness and taste.
and the great ballroom. brilliantly lighted By cleo
trcity, made scene equal to any Of NETWORKS
most fashionable gatherings in the height of the
son. The orchestra excellc1 itself under the able
leadership Of Meyer, and Manager Paige may be con
graduated on the opening OF what shows every ind1
cation Of being his most successful season. Among
those present may be mentioned DR.. Skene and fam
ily Brooklyn; W. A. \. Brown, Brooklyn; Miss john
~ton Cohoes Mrs. \. r. Kirkland and family, Or
angc, y. j.; Professor Newc)mb and wife, washing
ton W D. Nichols. New York f. :. K. Cowan. New
York: Mr. and Mrs j. ". r. Christie, Troy; Mr. and
Mrs. G. G.. Wolfe, Troy Mr. and Mrs Z. Cottrell,
East orange, " j.; Mr. and Mrs. j. ii. SclamS.
New-York and r. Wilmington. East Orange. y. j..
Mrs C. sharp New York MIR. and Mr.. Russell
Parsons, Ioos.ck Falls; Edgerton Parsons, Ioosick
Falls: W. Van r. smith. brooklyn; samuel Johnston.
Denver: Jane, 4 Robinson, New York; \. Clark
Robinson. New York; Nr. and Mrs.. &. W. Perkins.
chicago; j. \. g. d. Feather tOnou:h, Troy; Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Brown. Philadelphia; DR.. Mason and
family Troy Nr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Clark. Phadel
ph.a: Ms, Clark. Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Il. II.
Johnston Chestnut Hill, Penn; Nr. and Mrs !. b.
smith, New York Franklin F II and family. New York
Y. C. Buchanan aud iamiy, New-lorh; vi. !. Lyon,
and family New York: j. :. Barclay and family, New
York Mrs, sands and family, New YORK., Mrs, scott,
New. York: William II. Webb and family, NewIo:I;
Major General schuyler Hamilton and wiz New York
-n - uloomincdale ard family, New York: Dr. |
r " Barclay and family, New5urs: Nr and Mr., |
Thomas ~ j. Howard >wcc;sor and wife, Sew
Iork; NJ, Icien " :, FIh NeD'i2 xxx Nr, y l.
We ,,,crcr Tew-York: r. II. Wheeler, New York
lIr - and Mr., H. l. stone. R. $ Mnt,rl, New York;
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drink Of tho Jcr.cy farmer for two centuries, would
not rejoice the temperate. =, .
The delay Of the trials Of the election officers OF
Jersey Cty in order settle legal technlcalfles whch
cannot be decided until November would be grave
misfortune and as unnecessary rcgretabe
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domestic Gltuations UGnte0
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n)ork r)anieo.

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DoGro an0 Rooms.


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DoGr0 aro Rooms.


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flats 60 fct, Nntn sheo

II GORDON,
S9th-st.. oth-avc ; newly decorated steam
heat and all modern improv, ments; rent
from S35 TO $50 per month; rooms and
bath. Inquire OF the owner. en- premises.
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Drfesmlklnq.

A NDELE & EUGENE. Partisan DR. S.
"A max rs; latest and pr't,ics 81 sly 10 :
ladies' mat Fials takrH Or furnished, inst
class work guaranteed; mod rate prices.
1oi Wet 4sth-st
A ETISTIC dressmaklng; imported fash
N io.a goods purchased Il desired hotel
orders at short Doticc. Mrs. McELEOY,
81 Last 9th.st, opposite Dcnning's.
nRESS and CLOAK MAKER.-By
~ competent person perfect httcFi
stylish draper bcsc reicrcnr, summer
price; by day o: week. FILTER, 30
East 1@d.st.; hone Monday.
KESSMAK the day; under
~ stands ladies and childr NJ dic-s
cut and Mt can be rrc0minchdru! Lims
.ith-st.
Et.SNMAK litter aud stylish
- draper; nom leading establishment
wouiG so out hy the d. tcTr~ reason" H.
Address MODESTO, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
- Broadway.
4 JRST-CLASS French drcs.mak r IN 9TH
4 ave. house, cutter and rtter, would like
engagement In county for the summer;
fist-clasS references. Address a. NJ, 135
West 35th-st.
Il RENCH. German and Fncli.h dress.
u maker perfect fit; elegant dr1ping
superior style; moderate prices. Ms. +.
GROIN 49, East 5fth-st.. 1T floor
ntISSES g. and g.. GILP;TE1CK. so
lV1 PariI-avc., m1Gi,t@s. would like a few
more customers. at home or by the day.
1JAi-ON o. CONFfANCE.--IifN NH.
WI ETTT MICHEL 20 Wcst 41th-st.
importer all STYLES sumner drcs-os; l3rins'
material takcn order, delivered in hv' day.
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SECONDHAND CARfIAGES ABOVE
STYLES

A 500 WILL BUY two large mares.
M weighing ] 200 apiece: .or" from con
slant us on the paVements both young
also Wilkes stallion. years Old. rli~.d ln
Lexington. KY. sound and fast. ana will be-
sold or given out TO responsible farmer on
snare, cheap driving horses. warranted {;
also horses for their Keep for sumner
kockaway. Landaulct and Buggy at cheap
prices must BE- sold TO settle an estate. AV-
ply to groom at Central Boarding Stables,
- East 3d-st., near BOwery.
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Citn Rfnl Cs1ute for Sole.
Gin Hral estate Go fet.

Brooklyn Real Estate.
EOR SALE.-A corner property, with
r building CHURCH. GONj0 on lllary ard
Lawrcncc St.. Brooklyn. Inquire at %
Lawrcncc-st
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q omestic 5ltua.luns Udnt.0
Females.

OCSEKEEPLK or BY
IL German woman. Gall 207 East
dist two HIGHT. IN rear.