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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-07-14
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
MILLvILLE, Pa, July IL, 1898.
Ed. COLUMBIAN


ED. COLUMBIAN
The 4th of July 'o8 went off here
with some disgraceful peculiarities.
There was quite large attendance
in the grove, and many from the
country were there who left their
fields of harvest to celebrate the day
in becoming manner.
The first disgraceful move was to
wrangle nearly an hour to cheat the
winner of the bicycle race out of his
triumph and give it to the one who
came in two or three rods behind
him.
The next was as follows At the
beginning of the speaking in the
grove, the chairman said let us as we
commence these exercises give three
cheers for our boys over yonder hight
ing Spain. And such cheers from
that large audience! Weak as chalk
and water, fainter than dying mans
last breath. You could have heard a
grass hopper leap through the leaves,
and this on the 4th Of July 'oS while
America is coping with Spain, light
with darkness, liberty with despotism
and human veal with human atrocity I!
Yea verify, while the Stars and Stripes,
are shedding their luster on Cuba and
the Philippines. Well, such a cheer
coming out of the bosom of America
all the way from Millville. We
shouldn't wonder our soldier boys
heard it above the thunders of battle
over yonder, and they will write back
to their friends about it.
Disgraceful move No. g.. lust as
the 3rd and last speaker Rev. Mr.
Brouse arose to speak there was a
creased pig turned loose outside In a
field and a shout went up from the
throats of tine rabble and about half
the audience jumped up and left to
see the oiled animal and see some
one try to catch it. Wasn't all that
polite, sensible and patriotic.
Why was that hog turned loose just
then ? Why was not that great
feature OF Millville's celebrating the
immortal 4th of 1898, postponed a
few minutes till Rev. Brouse had de-
hvered his address ? Now, these
things are simply a disgrace to any
community 1t would seem half the
people of this mundane sphere would
rather go to fair to see rotten
apple or pollywog In mud puddle
than hear a sensible address. How
ever, those who went to see the
creased hog missed an eloquent speech
full of patriotism and truth as deliver
ed by Rev. Mr.. Brouse, the Methodist
minister of this charge. Those who
remained were we'll paid while they
showed good hard common sense. &.
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Notice to Stockholders.

All certificates of stock and divi-
dend orders of the Farmers Produce
Exchange, Ltd, must be presented
at the Store for record in the stock
book on or before August 1, 1898,
and every stakeholder who cannot
find his or her certificates, or who
never had any certificates issued,
are requested to meet with the
Board of Managers at the Farmers
Produce Exchange, Limited, Aug.
I, 1898, at 9 o'clock a. nj.
All certificates of stock and divi-
dend orders not presented nor at
tended to by Aug. I, 1898, will be
debarred from payment after that
date.
By order of the Board.
S. ]. CONNER, Pres.
VIM. MENscH, Sec.
6-2S-'e8-5t*
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G. A. R. REUNION AT ISLAND PARK
THURSDAY JULY 2lst, 1893.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
will sell excursion tickets from
Remove, Glen Iron. Wilkes Barre,
Tomhicken, Mt. Carmel, Lykens
and intermediate stations to Sum
bury aud return, good only on day
of issue, at single fare for the round
trip, no less rate than rs cents,
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YOU CANNOT HESITATE NOW
OUR 18Th ANNUAL
CLEARING .::.SALE
...NOw in Full Progress
Prices will be Lower than any other,
Store In the City or Money hack
without Question.

It's our yearly stock taking time. If's
the awful profit killing. mark down,
season. Every piece of merchandise
In our vast stocks is brought out, .ex-
amined, and its price cut to make iti
quick seller Nothing escapes the
eye of the price cutter at this period
We cannot exaggerate the importance
Of this great event, business is busi-
ness. Every dollars worth Of goods
now on our shelves must be sold with
out reserve. It's part Of our business
policy to make this Annual Clearing
and there is no sacrifice too great for
us to make. Now is the time to make
q double buying power. You can fit OUT
your entirehousehold for just half the
money spent at ordinary times. Re
member every article in the big store
is reduced in price; the loss to us will
be great, but it's for your gain.
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CITY SURROUNDED.
FLAG OF TRUCE WHILE SPANISH, ARE
CONSIDERING SURRENDER.

The Situation is Reported to BE Very
Quiet and with but Little Fighting
Going On-Our Lines Have Been FIX
tended Down to the Bay.
Washington, d. c.. July 1S.--The fol-
lowing dispatch from General ShafteI
was received yesterday:
Playa del Este, via Haytd, July r.
Headquarters Fifth Army Corps
Adjutant General, Washington:
1t has been very quiet; but little
fighting. A flag Of truce up since two
o'clock considering proposition for sur
rendering, now that I have the town
surrounded on the north.
Lines were completed at p. m. by
General Ludlow right down to the bay.
The line is rather thin. but will have
it strengthened in the morning by
General Henry, who has just arrived at
headquarters.
Only three or four casualties. No one
killed so far as I can learn.
Expect to have two new batteries in
position tomorrow.
Great deal of suffering among the
people who have gone out of Santiago.
Am doing my best to relieve it, but not
entirely successful.
SuAFTER
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| aADRID SAYS NO SURRENDER
Toral Gets Orders to Fight to
the Bitter End. Again
Proposal to Yield
Is SCOrned

Madrid, July 13.--After the cabinet
council the ministers asserted that San
tiago de Cuba again had refused the
American demand for surrender.
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FOR RENT.

Rooms on 3rd. floor, COLUMBIAN
building. Steam heat. gas or electric
light, water. Apply to
If. GEO. E. ELwELL.
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THE
BROADWAY
THIS is
Season.
THIS is

To keep up business activity
IN mid summer, estraorGsnary
attractions are needed. Hoao
aOe equal the occasion, let these
quotations prove.
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Death.

H1MEL. suddenly on July
10, Mr.. Jacob Humel of Fishing
creek township, age 81 years, s
months and I day.
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NOTICE.

R. H. Ringler is our authorized
collector, and is now engaged in
calling upon town subscribers.
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Linen colored crash skirts are here
again at the very low price of 3oc ca
Valenciennes Laces, new line Just
opened, Ioc to $I.oo per doz. yds.
White India Linen, 8, 10, IL, 16, 2oc
yard.
Mems seamless mixed half hose &C pr.
Ink tablets, d and SC ca
Ladies' white hemstitched handker-
chiefs, S and 1oc ca.
Summer corsets, Cd and 48c ca
Fans, new line, s, 10 to 2sc ca
Aluminium corset clasps, SC pair
Mosquito netting, all colors, SC yd
Bone collar buttons, &C doz
Pearl shirt waist sets, 10 and a4c set
Watering pots, 20 and a5c ca
Grass shears, 15c pair
See our Moquette rugs at IFS and
$I.98 each.
Table glassware at 3, S, 10, I5c ca
Table tumblers, 1oc doz
Rubber rings for fruit jars, SC doz
Agency for
Rutterick Fashions.
MGUST STYLES NOW READY.
Respectfully Submitted to the
Cash Trade Only by
TIE BROADWAY GAsH Store,
Movers New Building, Main Street,
BLOOMSBURY.
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utn guns anu GpdUlSH
There was very weak fire from the
Spanish troops and the American Off
GERS have received further evidence OF
the great distress prevailing in the city
of Santiago.
Washington, D. c., July 13.--The ex-
pectation was general yesterday that
Santiago would be ours very soon. The
main source of apprehension was that
the Spaniards may have succeeded 70
a considerable degree in evacuating the
town before the American lines of in
vestment were complete, so that when
the American troops entered 1t woul
be found a mere empty husk with per-
haps nothing more than a desperate
rear guard of Spaniards left to protect
and conceal the retreat of the main
body of the troops.
There were several indications of
some such move, which Is supposed to
have been in progress for the past three
or four days.
General Shafter himself reported un-
der date of Sunday that the Spaniards
had evacuated in a small town on the
west side of the bay. one of the sub
urbs of Santiago, while the Associated
Press dispatches Monday referred to
the departure OF a body of Suanlards
from Santiago toward Holsuin.
General Miles has not taken and will
not take charge of the operations now
being conducted against Santiago
Whatever credit is to be derived from
the capture of that town, If it results
from the prosecution of the present
plan of campaign bys General Shafter,
will rebound to that officers credit, for
General Miles has declared expressly
that he does not assume the conduct
of these operations. He is there simp-
ly in his capacity as commanding gen
eral of the army to look over the field
and to ascertain whether the operations
are going along as they should
But with his appearance comes very
substantial assistance for General
Shafter. With him ON the Yale We're
more than 1000 men and considerable
artillery, while the Columbia, which
formed part of his expedition, is expec-
ted to report there at any moment with
the remainder of the troops.
AS General Shafter has refereed to
the thinness of his line it Ia expected
that these reinforcements Will be .ery
gratefully received.
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SIIAFTER.

General Skaters Headquarters, July
II, via Kingston, Jamaica. July H.
Fighting continued during the day and
at this hour, p. M, 1t is believed that
the city of Santiago will be captured
by the American forces within the next
twenty-four hours.
The Americans have advanced stead
lily all day. In several of the Spanish
trenches our troops found dummy WOO
den guns and no Spanish soldiers.
There was a very weak fire from the
Spanish troops and the American Off
GERS have received further evidence OF
the great distress prevailing in the city
of Santiago.
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The Murderer Caught.

Yesterdays Monroe papers con-
tain an account of the capture of
Arthur Mclver, the negro who
murdered Mr. Jas Howie, brother
of Mr. II b Movie formerly of this
place. The captarrs see see t.fc stfsc,ssy ed
Sunday morhDgm-r" "S9 enoetoi
by the Sheriff's posse in cabin
near Sanford. AS soon as the
cabin was surrounded McIver
came to the door and drew a pis-
tol when he was quickly shot with
a shot gun by Mr. Chas Brewer,
one of the posse. The load took
effect in McIver's face and he is
dangerously wounded.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs
Ada + Hart, of Grnton, SD.
"Was taken with bad cold which
settled on my lungs; cough set in
and finally terminated in Con-
sumption. -Four Doctors gave me
up, saying / could live but n short
time. | gave myself up to my
Savior, determined if | could not
not stay with my friends on earth,
l would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised
to get DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. | gave it a trial, took in
all eight bottles. 1t has cured me
and thank God | am saved and
now we'll and healthy woman"
Trial bottles free at Crawford
Bros Drug Store.
Regular size SOC and Sl.OO.
Guaranteed or price refunded.
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For The Ledger.
What Strange Things do Happen.

MIR Editor: We should well
and truly thank the Chester Ian
tern when it SO appropriately says
that Lancaster has II political
prodigy in a certain candidate who
is firm in his promise and remem-
bers that he told the people that
II he was elected he would not
run next time. Hurrah for him.
once and all the time. Do vou
reckon the Lantern has feathered
tins mans cap and stepped flat
footed on some other fellow If
he has, don't cry, but come for
ward brother, and with reason-
able excuses, we will be lenient
with you.
On the fourth INST fyinp
squadron composed of eight,mcm-
bers on bicycles passed in Il whiz
through Liberty Hill, Russell
Place, and thence, by way of
Tank, on to the Catawba Falls.
The object of their trip is not
known but they certainly did in
spect'Fort Dearborn and the ca.
nal. Then, too | have heard that
the people had a MORO Castle in
Cedar Creek. Mercy, is that
Spanlard, or n name given to some
i'll fnted spot. 1t must bc in
Tank. BY the way | had quite n
nice time during last court. |
wonder if in the near future nv
name will he drawn. | don't
care if it Is.
Your locals say that Magistrate
Secrest paid over on last quarter
S1l.20. The books will show
that Magistrate Tillman takes the
cake, rs he turned over short
time after being commissioned
$3.50. Who is Optimusa He
writes we'll and hope to see his
pieces often in the old standard
bearer, the Ledger. have writ
ten quite a long letter but you
must publish it. If should 90
to the war 1 may not have the
liberty to write again, but you
know your privilege is to add or
make this shorter as the occasion
demands. CLUE
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Death of Mr. Alfred Bennett.

Mr. Alfred Bennett, an aged
and respected citizen of Cedar
Creek township, died at his home
on Wednesday last, after an i'll :
ness of several weeks. Mr. Ben
nett was about rs years of age
and was for years a consistent
member of Newhope church. He
served during the late war in De-
pass battery and made u good
soldier. He was SAID to he one
of the best cannon shots in the
service. His remains were in
tered at Carmel on Thursday.
He leaves his wife and four chill
dren, Mrs T S Riddle, Mrs Wash
Bell, Mrs VIM Vanlandingham
and MIR j S Bennett, surviving
him. They have the sympathy
of their many friends. Mr. b.,
was a devoted husband, kind
father and quiet, peaceable,
good citizen. Peace to his ashes.
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OBITUARY..

Little Fred, infant son OF J l. and
Carrie l. PeEtus, died June 9th, lsss.
age 'ne year AMI nine days.
Our home Is lon ly. In absence of the
prsttle and childish voice OF our dear
Gttie boy. God has taken him be-
you'd tie tide OF 'ush aud roar. over
waich one day we must follow. our
hearts arc heavy and sad. we long Tor
the sweet little cherub, the dear little
son who cheered al d loved us i'm trust
Ing baby heart. May the spirit touch
au move us to submission, In hope
raise up this gravitated heart and i'm.
part faith In greater strength that
We shall meet him in balm Of heaven
ly CLINE ss tender Mother guiding
oaby footsteps, when places come Mt
which the tiny feet would frip. liz up
the little one In arms Of love and get
them down beyond the harm. SO did
our father watch the precious boy led
over the stones by ne when STUN.
6ing oft myself. but strove To hcip NV
darling on. he saw the sweet limbs
iaiteriDs and saw rough WAYS before
us, when my arms would III, so r, sch
ing from heaven and lifling the dear
ch'ld he put him down beyond my
sight, and bade him wait for me.
Mother.
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DIR Humphreys last Sermon.

-
DIR Humphreys will fill his ap-
pointments at Lancaster on Sab
bath next, and will preach his last
sermon in this pastorate at the
evening service of that day. The
public generally are cordially i'll
vited.
DIR Humphreys has boen pastor
here and at Douglas for ten years.
He has many warm friends in the
community, who will regret his
leaving this charge. He Is one
of the ablest men in the Presby-
terry and the Lancaster church has
been fortunate in retaining him 50
long. In whatever field he may
go he will carry with him the best
wishes and friendly esteem of the
editor of this paper.
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FURMAN UNIVERSITY.
GREENNlLLE, ). G.

Thorough courses Of instruction.
leading to the degrees Of B. Lit, b A.,
and NJ. \, The faculty for next sess.
ION has been enlarged. Especial at
tenfion will be given to English and
TO Pedagogics New courses in latin.
History. Modern Languages. and
Physics The new Graduate Depar:>
ment will offer rare advantages. Early
applications for rooms in the Mess
dail should he made. Work OH the
New Alumni Hall will Aoon he cons.
menc.d. Address A p Montague.
Greenvilla, s & or B f Greer, Caesars
Head, sc.
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MI Edi' or: P.ease announce the
name of the HON J y ESTRIDCT r.,
~ "A candidate for the House of repre-
sentatives. Mr. Estridge has served
this county four years in the Legisia
ture a Il his honesty and faithfulness
was such during that time that We feel
we neei his services again in the / eg-
'Siature' His record being clear and
s'eing the ability Of the man we are
satisfied he rs one man who ought to
I've sent back to the Legislature. Mr..
Estridge will abide the result of the
primary election.
MANY VOTERS.
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= & AElI.ET ACADEMY

Office Of Chairman Hourd cr Visitors
th~Il's on, Ju'y l, 1895
One Nacarcy exists in u neficisrg
Cadetship for this, Lancaster county,
IN the south Carolina Military AGA.
DENY. Blank applications for permit
to enter competitive examination.
with sheet giving necestary informa.
ton, can be obtained from the county
superintendent f education ALL ap,
Dlications must be in hanGs of Chai.-
man 10y first day OF August.
CS GADSDrN.
Chairman Board of Visitors.
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Cholera MoI.bus
and EOlic.

Take II teaspoonful of Wonder
full OIL IN half tcacup of warm
milk or water every half to,lr
until bowels are checked. In
severe cases of collie, bath the
stomach and bowels with pure
Wonderful Oil, and apply hot
flannel cloths wrung out IN hot
water saturated with Wonderful
Oil, over thc bowels. Always
carry bottle Of Wonderful Oil
with you, if YOU don't, some Of
these times YOU will regret it.
Collie and Cholera -morhUs come
without Warming and unexpected
ly. 25c Il bottle.
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NJ CGARDNER.

The friends OF L J Perry, racogniz.
ing In his past service as County
Supervisor business tact, qualification
and due regard to the principles Of
economy in the management OF the
affairs Of the County, hereby announce
him "a a candidate for re election TO
this important office. His record as
an officer is sufficient guarantee that
the affairs OF the County will be safe
In his hands.
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Local M alters,

Van Wyck items received too
late for this issue. Will appear in
next Issue.
Mrs Jennie Welsh of Marion,
returned home Thursday.
Rev Simpson Jones, oldest
minister in tho South Carolina
conference, died at Darlington
last Sunday.
See ad. Furman University
in this paper.
The insurance adiusters came
up Yesterday to settle the losses
by the recent fires at this place.
Mr. L hunters policy for $500.
on his dwelling was paid in fu |.
-Rev r p Pell, President of
the Presbyterian College for Wo-
men, Columbia, S. c., is the
guest of DR. humphreys.
We are requested to call the
attention of the Supervisor to the
bad condition of the road Leading
from Heath Spring to ranging
Rock Creek since the recent heavy
rains in that vicinity.
Master James, son of DR. }
III Witherspoon, of Lancaster,
and n brother of Mrs w b Kerr,
of Rock Hill, who will be remem-
bered as former citizen of our
town, is with the Colorado troops,
now stationed at Manila. Rock
Hill Herald.
The schedule adopted for the
county campaign is as follows:
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Among the killed in the battle
of Santiago July ist appears the
name of VIM. L. Shipp, son of
Judge Shipp, of Nortl Carolina,
and formerly citizen of Char
lotte. He was a magnificent
specimen of young manhood.
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Sentenced To be Hanged.

Jasper Hinson, white, n native
of Lancaster county, who shot
a young man in Il Charlotte bar
some time ago, was convicted of
murder in the criminal court at
Charlotte, n c., last week, and
sentenced to be hanged August
27th, next.
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A Chance for Some Young Man.

There is n vacancy in the S c
Military Academy from this
county. Any young man dcsir-
ing an education free should read
the ad. in this issue.
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Tho Alliance picnic

The date of the annual Alliance
picnic, ut Tirzah, is August 3 and
4. Quite number of prominent
speakers, including Senator Me-
Laurin, are expected to be there.
Enquirer.
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Burned by Lightning.

The barn of Mr. John a Secrest,
near Pleasant Grove camp ground
was struck by lightning Wednes-
day afternoon and burned, togeth-
er with his oats, forage, and Il
mule and horse. No insurance.
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FOR REPRESEN NATIVES.

Having served only one term i'm the
Legislature, in justice to myself | an
nounce that | am "a candidate for re-
election to the House Of Repres nta.
tIres for oniy one more term, he,e-
10y pledge myselfto abide the result of
the Democratic primary election
& \ PLELER
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

hereby announce myself as can +.
'idate for County Trea, urer, subject
TO the rules OF the democratic primary.
| will serve for S40O per annum, turn
ing the remainder Of the salary into
tue county treasury
WILSON ROWELL.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ~ 1~
Signsture Of LEz/NLZZ[Z[I
Pay Day in Camp.

Mr. August Kobn reports that
the paymaster was at Camp
Thomas, Chickamauga Park, Sat.
urday, and paid the South Caroli-
ma boys between S39, 900 and
$40 600; bright crisp dollars were
used for the payment of the sol.
diers.