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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-01
HNOVIkIENrO DE "a

%AOVIkIENc0 DE VAPOREs-El
sEpahSl ''fasliaa' ai6 de LiytEpool a a. dal
que eerHA..- NJ snsaho Rita" uaIi6 da ii Cns,,.
hA el del astusI.-- sspsnal "BarsnrusT -
Grands' 10 vsEid e . 81 tsabioa ds Il Coluss
uireGao para 10 pTeEtc
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Los Hsnorsa pYe'entas eosviniaTon formal.
nents en- no YavaIar Rads ds on aeusrdoS quo Ee
tomaToR sa Logfa los Mism bros de l. Omar.
no sl pals eE & los qua iRtsresa sabeE 10 que
oeuTre en- Ii CHslti6a que 90 debate.
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I'll Ayustanisnto de la Hsbana be cb,fouis.
do COZ IN sxpleadido bsnqutte dc. Eat,7ts en- :.
EiSltoI 81 smnssts Astoy EGfioK don Antosio Vi.
go. Al dith1 bssq ssts ahlGtieren lar paYses. =
Dc n As sig ,hsscion sn la cspitL do Cabs. re
proAu1eiAroA disszEscs muy opoxtuRos sr ho.or
del que 90. iadiHRsts blsmsnts, Nsa de las msyo.
res gloyias del taAtTo sIo4 nol raoderno,
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La Justicia SO Imuone

Los senores Hsltz Gasdis,- sgeRtss -
aktA psxa de les Esnorss LovgasK & Marines,
acnocidfsimos sxpe7tsdc1sa de 10 ac1editeda mar
- de peh6leo Isf lsda I " DiamGst: (que nc
hace sxplcai6s ri - i famsl; Tsc'bido c1It'
ie tqusllos sshore,, fsehs IA de Novismbre, en-
a cuRl les diceH "qus Ia C:mara de Concrete de
il Raba1s, eata en- sEtos mome1tos debstiendo Il
7uelti6a del ps.r6eo On Cura, coz cvyo obisto
hsn Ysmitido IA lote de Luz DIamants. cor todcF
los dst7s, ex xalicscioasE isEtTRmsstoF, para que
lag ref 'o.isH de alN no sapgaR nss rswodio qus
obrAr ssgHa Il ley, ain hacsYEs kTpisHoa de esb
ssunto."
Nosctrcs opizancs, con zosotros todo q
pais que sufrs lsg hoYrogoaa consscueaCiaS d.
sonsumir Ell gstY6lso stxicado sqHf, eoaocido ccn
/ scmbrs dc dtndm'td ds Cattle qua Ia OkmRYE
l. OomeYo'o dc elta CApital I heIi ccapsyse cor
odo iRts1GS de ase miEmerao aEuxto, gsatioRGT
.iR descspso gre NO Ee 10 poRgsn trabss & ls ira
soxtsei6a del busn petT6lgo psya que desspart zss
IN produeto qus tsatsa victRas sa vidaS J ha
,isndGa eitS oca'ioaASdc Para xobTstscer laS
rszoseH dsrechoa qua sxisssE, Yeprodue;mou
oatiHuRci6A ia istISSasts ceHta que loa BsnoI0E
1oagmen & Wan;RGE han eactito loa Esrcr1s
J Oehsa J HNnaao, rePxtadoa eoRasrsiantsH de
sats plszs.
Disc aBt:
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Y que mas I
Pnes aada mka.

Pnea aada mka.
81 hsbla de dinigiouss, pero nadis cTaa yf
esos constoa de arcov rroric; hahla de
etxas muchsa coGaa aua xadis tannpoco eEea po!
qse aqui no hsy espi1itW q leo II CO qa0 10
eYi6
El caHje GegpifG en- estadic; 9 paiO naaEcha.
y3 hacia Il haAcsrrcta y nos qusdsf0Eo1 todoE
con el pslmo ds naYicss yegls meHtsrIo.
cor MA 0krsxa de Con ercio que vale 10
que psaa En- calds1illa
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Epiner tsaianis nusl 10 apigo doe Re.
tasl OayAr 30 d aKUeAtado poE uaos dias mar.
4Auqu1 10 Rio gTiRGe eA EuRtoH del Eervieie
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RecoEtamos de :. d InPzFeisr ds Naxa.
gHss: "Resordamos qgs sisndo liputvdo nyc.
viaeial pox e0ta ciudaa HusatYo diFtiHruido srsi.
GO Ol Doctor DomiSguss, en- Gpecs sn 1us a ao,,.
tabA q pxoyeSto de feRsoeaYxiI Larea. an Vi.
hoy do liayasHe tslia t6EmiHo. prenant6 uNa n
ei6n u PatHsi6n pzeviueal Para .aht.nor M.
suDvelelo1 sa tsxoE De aqusl, ssrEigsisndo ape
do dg 6s1R1dex ana RuhVaxeida a. es sil ...ss
psr kn6matso taEmisa e, Nee erassaov = q
esRez de haAsz lA atsae6a de laE sstssis.tss
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aspA ecre'poades sua esfusrE7s sgotkvsos Ia
odic.61 obligGsdo'e haser etEa Rusva.
AGUSTIN NAvARRETE.
Pence, Novismbre IS de 1894.
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Cuevro de upieseioses de Pu'yto.Rico
---E,tadiuties que ss puhlioe Oh otro ugir,de lt'
csntidsdss pagadss per lss eraprefas eYiodfHi
saa ds Ia isla roy frsseuso On 81 nss DE- tnhEe
Cusxpa da VigtlaAcis, sfRuviasd Order
tahirc --Fst1msa m6fi-o do los EaYvic'os pres.
tzdos roy al igeo en- 81 res De Cctuba tiAo
Bshco Esplfol de Prsrso Rieo-situacieu
daI W arao ~ IA tsr5a dc 10 dc Nvhrs pasadc.
Bsmco Territorial Ag,fcola -5itTscidn del
1aismo On Ia tsxda de % de NovieMhre passde
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EL CONFllCTO De Ia MoNEDA
NO Hay CANJEH

Ea Madrid nos estdn tomaaudo 81 pelo
Los tQpU'os de la CdmGra de Concrete
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CRONlCAS De IN MUNDO ENFERMO
LA OHARUA
III

pals; NO ha a. fundarse en- la mentira. nj
en- la sdulacion q las much sdumbres. >.
Despues de Dios, la mas alta grandeza
% "a verdad.. ............ =.
LA CHARCA.-M. Zen0 Gambia,
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L CORRESPONDENCE DR PT0.-RIC0
s1BAuo L. DE DIcIENBRH On 1894.
GACETI OFFICIAL De HOY

GebisYao G,neIal. -sscvataria.- NeRocia-
DO l Rombraso para eCuuaY otro dOStino On
Is PsR{nsula don sse de Nouvila', 20 ha dis
pnestc esa 81 el cargo de Alsalde de Pons'
Q aedav da oil GobisYno muy sstisf'cho dol cello,
lsatsd iatsljgeRsi' CON qsa 10 he dsHeEgsshado
Idem idsrs. .-Nsgooisdo de IsstHHecion pt
blica. .-ss di'peHa que Ia vscsAto de Is'psctor
de primera ERa'nsExa del DiGtxito NoHts - pro
YES poY cor urEn propiaded, sen lar do al sfsn
50 IN plszo de dos neusa para ls pYessRtasioA de
kolieitEdea
Tribu Al local Dc 10 Oopts~oioso adm > ssTs
tivo.-Ss pRb'iss lista de los Diputades PioviE.
CialsV, Lesgsdos C:pa ida5ss que hAa de ger
AoYtssdof psTs eomplatsr 81 nj ntro Do dos titu
lsiel cuftYo srplsRsss del Tnbuaal lccal de lo
Ca7tsa osofduiRissrstivo q 90 hahrsa de torms -
pa1ts dal aiEmo dursnts j pYoximc aho.
JuRts 6e OhYas del Puerto de esta Capital
--BtlsFos de C'is norssppndienteI 81 ms de
0stabrs tsaisRdo extslsscia sa GAIA de 26 205 pc
BoE n asntavoBs
1tsfvsKGi6R ganeTsl del EBtaao.-Ornts5u
7ia.-EH II sssaRa pr1xis3a 20 pAsax2n lss 81
guieatsa tsetuYas
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amigo zuslt dsl Oomsrsio ds asts pI.-
.alI.a = ~. SAViA para - pEsicae6a 81 Egslsrts
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ala OhaYCa" GO 10 primeYa novela del geRa
70 nGtuxsIiSsa que So rublica an PEelto 4ico
pusR 81 10 leto "cosaG. -" de u GoSGGlsa Gar.
cia, o. ssReIllamaHte m aAHayo de sovala. Ena
susssi6a de cuadroS, psro aIa faalidAdeS de RiR-
gds gsaerd.
ala Enlutada del Trasvi. an Ts.oYo de
CofrsIf", "P6gtvupe d tsaamtgsado" pssteHSesR 6
otTo G6Eero.
.'hA OharsA" 90 suainor tsN0nts RatuEAIista,
psro no dc eae nst sturali no llero de las eradszaB
del lergusie Eoex de lA plsbS, siEo RatuIaliGEac
de eEcsels, AatuYaliFmo modeYsc.
NstuyaliHmo qse NO t'sne SsmsiAx1A slguEs
eoR el gus doTeGi6 - 81 Vislc XVI COR el BonbTe
dc RovAlAa picaxsseaF, de qVa snn huen 0jsmrlo
"Ls Oelent'aA de OerVsKteV, Bi LsEsYillo. de For
msA" da Hsrtado de MeBdoAs, "R pi'sro Gux-
mfn Dc AtfaRathi' de Alouaau, "AvsRtuvas del
sSsuderc MIrcoS de Or g6r," de ESDissl J tan
m" & S que ralts de Ii doAosHYa con qus fue
ron ssslitas y d. 10 bisn q7s rstratsR laS soE
tumbres Dc los trUaasS, hAapcRGs, piEoa J tu
RAStss de lG 6pocs, no poY ESQ dsjan do sGtAV
llsnsa do cHRds8lH tales, qVa ma j6vsu de AGaG.
ira Spces, no pusds laeTlas Mn xuhoR gia poRdeY
algo de IL inoeoaeia que teSga. i
7 Il eVss 1ova'ss No tisaa Esraeias1s at
lguaa "Ls Ohsrcs," mucho rnsRcs - sarfre lsH
Rovalss Go Lopez BsRo, qua rsalneAta escanda
Iixaa log espiritsE tim rat =.
Los peTscnfjaS dc z no son rAoedoS de la
vida Esa sin sfaet' eicHes ais inveHopinilitr ies
sin sxsgs racioHsu; nj aos Angels, nj son dsmo.
uiog: >. homb1sa bauta.
q 30 hA KeahzAdo Ysalm0ats ol oencopto dal
arts Dsio al puRto de visa hl-l6f!o; HI hech q
|eatsESirxsci6a de 10 sAtsSSivO en- IN Obisto real
las iIsa tfoiea J d idaa eieaplar b L side xss.
lxsdas pc1 medic de loa eonosimioAtol obiGtivog
y aubietivaa
Nnchsg re que 81 HAtuTalisrao sa eontra-
RE todA idaA sublime, todo paAgamiento pee
iso, ancH wives sn prOfuxdo y lsmsy table
arsoY; po,qus q AsturaliEmo como 81 nemsrs lc
iadiet eI Il copia de- 10 real en- 10 xesl si hay
nsS1o , lodo , psdrsdumbYe sn d t'OEra; en q
cIslo hay rz. colores poesis.
AT aian:a y co1aprsTde 80.
La OhsHcs" estk llsxe Ha byil'aHt irasG des
Drip 1oHes "a psiFaiea hsvmoHos J sBplandsstss
c,rao loa que Il RAtuYafxa cos as1o rY63igA hs
utEerido { eata tisrYP, tAa bella. #e~
lQs& "LA Ohsrca' tiaae algun dsfaets3
70 la 10 nisga7 Apasta de que Ii peyfsel
ci6n annolnta no cRhe en obEa hRaana, tsnemon
qVs els Chtyca" % easi ID pYimaTa povsla que
aIsYibe z no, que On ella aUn hay jnespsIian- :
cias. F.Ho "Ls OhsYsa" ,qus denueAtrs1 Qa9
~ sutor tiaRs baStauta fusts pa1o ohTa de mas
empsnA. NJ digs que "La Charea" eG IL pYimera
novela de ne, pci qHa "Rnsa de- NaRmol." "El
Doctor JsnAtar," Una Rcrhs de Lbs tad" Gon
|xealm0nte roSnaa eR pYoga
PsYO, quade sI aS2lisis de la CbPa de Zano
haja al aaHaapko litaIaslo paHh 0t1os que teneaA
meio1eaY y vska eonpl0taa pptiauaeG.
Per nj parts sale ne zeuta envia1 NJ aAtn.
Halta splaRla I Aaae, a'setadela sHa 4 lAblisss
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Cu.rpS d. COmunIsasisnss dc Puerto RI.s
ADV INIsTRAoIoN GRKERAL

EGtsdiatca de les car tIdsdsa psgAdsa pog
Las sHpreEas paxio tiess De Il Isis poT cozespto
de tFsnque o. q mes de o tabxa titine.
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Y...la luz fac hscha.
MI EstoY Vills1 eonvoc6
YlA OlmaYa ae rsnni6.

Ynqut SsssIss ds = ssuaiea g y OksaRsfl
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Suua kptal. a9I =.
RioAudsei6a del HeU de saft ssners. S2o 7e
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13
An Editor of Many Accomplishments.

1t takes a hustler for the newspaper
business in this locality just now, but
the " Bugle " is equal to the emer.
gency. We can write poem, discuss
the tariff, umpire a ball game, report
a wedding, saw wood, beat lawyer,
describe a fire so that the readers will
shed their wraps, make a dollar do
the work of ten, shine at a soiree,
address a horticultural society, meas
ure calico, abuse the liquor habit, test
whisky, subscribe to charity, go with
out meals, attack free silver, defend
bimetallism, sneer at snobbery, wear
diamonds, invent advertisements, over
look scandal, praise babies, delight
pumpkin raisers, minister to the
afflicted, heal the disgruntled, fight to
finish, set type, mold opinion, sweep
the Office, praise the widows, run for
Office, speak at prayer meeting, and
stand in with everybody and every
thing. If you don't see what you wan.
ask for it.-Idmdroa Bugle.
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Argument Court.

Court convened Tuesday morning
pursuant to adjournment, with Presi
dent Judge +. R, lkeler and Asso
ciates C. G. Murphy and NJ. Millard
on the bench.
Matilda Hendershott VS., Chas. II
Hendershott Subpoena in divorce
awarded.
Petition of John NJ. Clark, assignee
of VIM. Neal, to join in making deed
to Martin Geiger. Prayer granted.
Report OF examiner and commlss
ioner in the matter Of the division OF
school property Of Catawissa township
filed and confirmed nisi.
Horace Supplee appointed guardian
Of Fred A., Harriet and James s.,
minor children Of Lydia A. Hartman,
deceased.
Lydia J. Frett VS.. Michael Frett
Subpoena in divorce awarded.
Adoption of Norman Haplinger by
Alfred Mourey, decreed.
Adoption of Ralph Jones by Jere-
miah Kisler, decreed.
VIM. Gingles VS.. Valentine Welliver
ct al. Judgment In open court for
want Of an appearance.
Horace Supplee appointed guardian
Of Iantha, minor child of Alexander
Carr, deceased.
Samuel Neyard, Wilson Yeager and
NJ. B Heller appointed viewers for a
road in Catawissa township near n
& w. B. Ry. Co. station. This is for
the purpose Of changing the road as a,
present determined upon for driving
on the new river bridge from the
South Side. The bridge as construct
ed makes the wagon road a grade
crossing with the Penna. Railroad.
Joseph w. Ewes, Michael Hawk
and Bigler Eyer appointed viewers for
a road in Pine township near Geo,
Holdren's.
Estate of B. f. Savits, decd. On
motion Of r. II. Little, Esq, it is
ordered that the confirmation of the
report of auditor in said estate be
stricken on and that the SAID report
be referred to said auditor for further
hearing and presentation of such
claims as may be presented to him.
Deed from John Mourey, Sheriff, to
Geo. L Reagan for property of S. w.
Adams, consideration S7o37 80, &C
knowledged.
Hotel license Of Clark S. Taylor
transferred to Joseph Reinard, al
Eyersgrove.
A. ]. Ikeler's Ex. VS.. B. & S. r. R.
Co. Petition to strike off satisfaction
as to costs, &c.
d. r. Cofrman, 'rhos. Jones, VIM.
Deitterick, Howard Welliver and
Jacob Knouse appointed special
policemen for Benton on the 4th.
Adjourned to August sth.
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Fashionable Livery.

The we'll known horseman has
opened fashionable livery in connec-
ton with his boarding stable ,at the
Exchange Hotel Stables, where fine
turnouts can be obtained, single OF
double. He has we'll broken and safe
saddle and driving horses for ladies,
all at reasonable rates. Orders left
at the Exchange Hotel will receive
prompt attention. Drivers furnished
when desired.
If w. A. HARTzELL, Proprietor
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Imitation.

Have you ever noticed the airs the
young girl OF 10 to IL gives herself
Her dresses are cut to fall about halt
way between the knee and ankle, OF
say to the shoe tops. Yet your little
miss when she crosses the streets on a
muddy day dainty grasps handful
of her skirts and swings them around
like her older sister, even if they do
not come within a foot of contact
with mud. 1t is a curious freak of
girlhood to be compared to the boy
stroking the mustash place, years be-
fore the cuticle is fuzz covered. -
M0HHf Carmel Item.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13
K, G. E. Excursion, from Catawissa and
elsewhere, to Eaglespere.

The committee having in charge
the arrangements for the excursion
under the auspices of the above
society, announces Thursday, July
roth inst, as the date, and Eagles
mere, Sullivan county's beautiful
summer resort, as the destination.
The train will leave Catawissa on
the Philadelphia & Reading r. r. at
6: 80 a. m, stopping at Bloomsbury,
Rupert, Danville and Milton.
The fare for the round trip from
Catawissa and Bloomsburg is $I.3s,
children 75c; from Danville, $I.as,
children 7oc., and from Milton, $I,Io,
children 6oc.
Returning, the train will leave
Eaglesmere in the evening. Those
who desire hotel accommodation
will be taken direct to the Lake.
The lake affords unsurpassing
facilities for bathing, boating and
fishing, and abounds in magnificent
scenery. 1t will be one of the most
enjoyable excursions of the season
and the rate is within reach of all.
Make arrangements to go along.
Bear in mind the date, Thursday,
July 10Th.
Tickets may be procured (n
Bloomsbury at States bookstore, or
of J. w. Moyer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

The regular July meeting of the
Town Council was held at usual place
last Thursday night with President F.
P. Drinker and members Stephen
Knorr, Isaac Yost and c. B. Sterling
present.
Minutes of last regular and specia
meetings read and approved.
A petition signed by number of
property holders on East First street
was presented asking that the sewer
be extended up said street east of Iron.
On motion the consideration of this
matter was laid over until next meet
ing.
An ordinance was read and duly
passed prohibiting the riding Of bicy-
cles upon any pavement or sidewalk
within the Town limits. For violation
of this ordinance the one so offending
shall be fined not more than SIS or less
than S. and costs for the first offense,
and not more than $40 or less than S.
and costs for the second offense.
Permits were granted as follows: To
A. J. Evans for frame laundry on Iron
street below Second. To VIM. Fergu-
son for brick house on lower side of
Market street below the ID. l.. & w.
railroad.
Jacob Dieffenbach appeared and en-.
tered complaint as to the condition of
outhouses on the Waller properties
near Tenth street No formal report
having been made by the Sanitary
Committee or Board of Health, the
matter was laid over for the present.
The following bills were presented
and the Secretary directed to issue
orders for the various amounts
G. Z. Elwell, publishing ord. 5 AIS
Steam Heat Co., for May, o.3a
Stephen Knorr, for repairs, &c, 5.45
Gas Co. December to June. =. aa.65
w. II. Crossley, repairs to hose
carriage. 100
M. c. Woodward, for March,
April and June. ........ 1851
R. H. Ringler, Secretary. ..., 1000
Regular monthly pay, S police
men. ............... GOO
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0. B. Melick Gets the Contract,

In examining the bids received in
the Commissioners Office, on Tuesday,
as per advertisement for filling the
approaches to the river bridge and
riprapping the piers, the following
names and amounts were considered.
VIM. Ferguson offered to riprap
pier No. for 80 cents per cubic yard ;
No. for IS cts. No. 3 for 81; No 4
for 81; No. S for IS cents. Also to
fill approaches on north side for so cts,
and on south side for 10 cts.
For filling and riprapping, per cubic
yard, the following bids were also
receivej
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

Mr. Bedal, not the author of
Bloomsburg's celebrated Golden med
ical discovery, but the Rev. Bedal, of
Persia. is now a Jealous convert to
Christianity and, having graduated
from the Drew Theological Seminary,
he will return as a missionary to
Persia to prove by occular demonstra-
ton the superiority of Christianity as
compared with idolatry and the bar
barous practices of heathens.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

Innovations, like wonders, never
cease in this progressive age. And
now that the whole earth wears an
electrical belt, whether innovations be
tried or desirable light be discovered,
all light worthy of being utilized for
the common good is very soon trans
mitted all along the whole electrical
line. To reflect upon the darkness and
inconvenience of the past, as compar
ed with the light and conveniences Of
the present, is, as we can but fancy,
the most p easureable pastime Of the
aged. Having out lived their use.
fulness in the business activities OF life
they are thus left entirely to their own
reflections while waiting, only waiting,
for the higher life to come. With men,
ories brightest and clearest upon youth
ful "reminiscences, how many pleasing
moments may be passed in making
comparisons of the past with the pre-
sent and building upon Gods promises
for the future.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13
Heart Disease Relieved in 80 Minutes.

DR., Agnew's Cure for the Heart
gives perfect relief in all cases of Or
ganic or Sympathetic Heart Disease
in 80 minutes, and speedily effects a
cure. 1t is peerless remedy for Pal.
pitation, Shortness of Breath, Smoth-
ering Spells, Pain in Left Side and all
symptoms of a Diseased Heart. One
dose convinces. Sold by w. S. Rish-
ton. o-Is-Iy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

Prof. F. Z. Wood, the proprietor
of Woods Business College at Scran-
ton, is making some important chang
es in the College and faculty. New
teachers who are more familiar with
the modern methods Of Commercial
work and new appliances in the line
OF appointments, will be added to the
institution. The College is now the
most successful Business School be-
tween Chicago and Boston.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

AS to the paper-wood recently de-
stroyed near Jamestown by some one
with malice aforethought, we have
learned since that it belonged to Mr..
Whitenight and not to Mr.. Lauder
baugh, as we printed it through mis-
take. We are informed that there
was about $500 worth OF paper-wood
thus maliciously DESTROYED.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13
BOOK BINDING.

Bring your Magic City, Dream City,
or any other Worlds Fair pictures to
this Office, and have them handsomely
bound for one dollar Orders taken
for all kinds of book-binding. Bring
your books here, or leave order and
they will be called for and delivered.
Our work is done by the Sunbury
Bindery, and it costs no more to order
from us than direct from the Bindery.
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

Mr.. +. w. Traub, who was at
college, is at nome recuperating his
health and will spend the summer as
colporter for the American Tract
Society. He has large supply of
Tracts, Booklets and larger books,
very interesting and beautiful. Any
one needing anything in that line will
help deserving young man and
themselves, too, by calling on him at
MS home on East ST., just below the
Railroad, where he viii be glad to
show you anything he may have in
stock.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

We Can remember time in the
history of this proud Republic when
what the Governor of North Carolina
said to the Governor OF South Caro-.
lima was considered of national i'm
portance. But in the evolutions OF
time the remarks Of one Governor to
another, whether praise worthy OF
condemnatory, are as nothing com
pared with what our modern Govern
ors now persume to say to the Presi-
dent of the United States.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

During the prevalence of the storm
on Friday evening last lightning ira
versed the telegraph wire which
crosses the B. & S. railroad on Main
street, and, coming In contact with
some obstructing article, a sharp con-
cussion followed quite as loud as that
of a cannon. 1t startled the residents
but did no damage that we could
learn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

Ladies and gentlemen, why do you
suffer with Corns or Bunions on your
feet when you can be relieved by using
the world renowned Corn Ease2 1t
contains no poison and gives no pain,
For sale by J. B, Russell at Glasco
Cameron's tonsorial Parlors. If not
satisfied with the result, money refund.
ed. 0-I5 en-.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

The game of base ball on Wednes-
day afternoon between the Lawyers
and Merchants of Bloomsburg is
reported as a very lopsided affair in
which the Lawyers, being weighed in
the balance, were found wanting.
The legal fraternity can run for Office
better than they can run for base.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

The male choir of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
under direction of Mr. Fred Hart
man, will conduct song service at
halfpast two next Sunday afternoon
IN the Reformed church. All are in
ylted to this pleasant means of praise
and worship.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

All the talk in the world will not
convince you SO quickly as one trial OF
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for Scalds.
Burns, Bruises, Skin Affections and
Piles.-W. S. Rishton, Druggist. Il.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

We have heard Of boneless cod and
skinless cod, but the "pense cod to
which Mayor Drinker refers in the
DAILY, of the 9th inst, is not as yet
within our vocabulary. Still we agree
with the Mayor that curb-stone mar
ket-men ought not to drop this kind
of cod around in the cutters.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13
BICYCLES FOR RENT.

Bicycles of every description for
rent by the day or hour. Prices mod
crate, at
MEARS BICYCLE LIVERY,
Fifth Street.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

There were ~ wagons in market
on Tuesday morning. Among them
Was that expert truckman Z. c. Bundy,
with almost everything in the vegetable
line that grows in the ground.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13

Washington Camp, P. o, S. of A.,
of Bloomsburg will go on an excursion
10 Mountain Park on the 4ih OF
August.