The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-07-05

Fifth street green houses. rest
Mrs. Lemuel Teitsworth is in a L
precarious condition at the home of Berl
J. l.. Wolverton. beer
-e g. Scra
! { M. Hess has been given the burr
contract to put new roof on the loss
exhibition building on the fair sure
| ground. amo
There were no freight trains run y,
on the ID. L. & w. Railroad yes ,,,;,,
terday not only this division, but the
the entire system. co,,,
| +. II. Eaton, of Berwick, was y,
dert of tha A,,,ar;o,,, c. ond guis
: Eor,,d.,, Ca,,,,,,. to s
Mountain Grove Campmeeting
will open Wednesday, August 8. pan
Indications now point to a most i,n. tua
successful meeting. ne-
The work ofremodeling Institute 10 Il
Hail at the Normal has already Dr.
been commenced by contractor L. WEI
7. Long, of Wilkesbarre. 7,
f. H. Guie, Esq, is the Repub- man
lican candidate for Governor of an
! Washington. He formerly resided Hef
at Catawissa. His present home is 1ol
in Seattle. lort
| way
Peruna, Swamp-Root, Hoods tine
Sarsaparilla, Lydia f. Pinkhams
Compound. and all patent medi- j.
cines, at Mercer's Drug & Book w. w.
Store. Pile'
e. tow
Harry Burrows had his left hand ever
burned by the accidental discharge ant
of revolver, on Friday. He is an of {
ppientice at T.. F. Rows barber from
shop.
Ralph, son of William Mutchler, feat,
| was quite severely burned about base
the head and face yesterday by the day
accidental Lighting of some loose The
| powder but
Har
| ne cool weather OF SUNDAY hao and
an increasing effect upon the con-
gregations, at both morning and 7
evening services, of the various the
churches of town. keel
| senC
W. Z. Prior and Miss Annie +. 100,
Wise, of Williamsport, were married and
| Tuesday morning. Mr.. Prior is subs
we'll known in Bloomsbury and Wal
visits here quite frequently. fee.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats A
and bo1nets late styles, greatly Fig
reduced in price for remainder of re
the season at +. Barkleys, I29 prot
West Main Street 1T We
deta
| Art Colley passed Hopoken on opir
his way 10 BloomsDurg, Whlie the ton
terrible hire, which resulted III the acci
death of more than two hundred
persons, was raging. I
Jam
There was no celebration in resp
Bloomsbury yesterday. A great salo
many went to Sunbury, some to and
| Milville, while others put in the from
day picnicing and fishing. icat'
| 'e--- time
The large barn on the property of Hin
Daniel Welliver, in Greenwood Thu
township was completely wrecked cove
by heavy wind storm which swept -,
that section Friday evening.
farm
Ezra Houseknecht and Miss tor
Josephine Johnson, both of Berwick ana
were quietly married at Harrisburg ,'Is we
last week, Wednesday. The bride ia
is we'll and favorably known in seh'
Bloomsbury. ieni
The Band will give a festival and sup'
concert on Friday and Saturday pap
evenings, to help pay some debts -
incurred as expenses IN giving tree =, ~
concerts last year. The public cies c
should help them out. S.o, SIo.
Island Park, midway between 1t Is
Sunbury and Northumberland, will whe
not be used for picnic purposes this Tor
season. 1t is said that trouble be- one
tween the park owner and the Trac- bia
ton Company is the cause. This tire
was one of the prettiest, as we'll as $40
the most popular picnic grounds in new
central Pennsylvania, and was Wis nun
"a h, three excursions from dies
Bloomsbury last sulrr'cr N'e'