The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-16

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w. G. rIcKINNEY,
8 E. Main St. o
IAN. Jacob Matthias well-to-do and =
-- respected resident of Northumber-
IA. land, fell from a fruit tree on Tues B
& 49, day and was instantly killed.
'msour0, Pa. The excessive heat caused two "
~ - prostrations in Bloomsbury on Fri v
day The past two weeks have "
been the warmest of the entire sum II
oxen ..- a
%. LTD. Calvin Snyder, aged twenty I
three years, night operator at Pax
6-a1.tf mos, was struck by train while
returning home Friday morning )
n page 7. and instantly killed. He resided {
at Weigh Scales. y
5, at Mer- ----.. p
The summer is rapidly passing y
away, onlp few more weeks and s.
e delivery the vacation season will be ended p
the shops The schools will be opened, and b
paint. business men will be back to their
, desks as hard as ever
base ball Democrats of Columbia County r
x Book should arrange their business af- c
fairs so as to be able to attend the S
o.oe,,,o -. meeting, TO be held here early in 9
~, 80 September. Ex-Governor Pattison S
ex,e,s all will address the meeting. St
= George Bills has rented the II
roc ,yh;o,, Meyer building, corner of West
,,r;,,s, 49, and Third streets, and has opened
mate with q 81" - ioi'roi anu \
thing, Mr.. Bills will succeed.
:, wv, Tt,,rs- ~ The Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot p
~, bar % bishop of this diocese of the Epis- ii
ro;,roads copal Church, accompanied by his d
ia''' 0'O' wife, have sailed for Europe, to re- i:
Hood, 6 main until the latter part OF Sep
,inkham's tember, returning i'll time to reach .
ent medi this country by October Ist.
; ~ D00N The mail service over the B. & e
S. Railroad has been increased to il
by using such an extent that the clerk ii
IS. Com Henry Rupert, is now obliged to Il
ND for 4 make two trips day. There has C
,idleman S been a large increase in the amount b
OF mail matter since the service has n
6-2Itf been bettered.
ooks were Aboat the coolest place in town in 4
lie home of the evening is the clock tower of 4
ain street, the Court House Ii there is any \
ley were breeze stirring at all, one is to L
of Lewis too, is fine. 1t would make good o
observatory, to determine the loca- S
tion of fire.
graduate a
Normal c. E. Kreischer having success 5
J., died at fully passed the required examna- Il
in Nanti- tion has been admitted to practice p
S of age. law at the several Courts of the t
be panied county. He has been a student in Ii
cath the office of w. H. Rhawn, Esq, 3
- of Catawissa He is an industr-
raj months Gus young man and deserves to be =,
eu at the successful.
Faulds in ---- - . Il
She form Who says so !? Farm Journal e
urp She says So and if the EARN Journal d
s survived says 50, 1t IS So You must nave IL
ildren. it so march up and pay for the p
COLUMBIAN a year ahead. We il
have a clubbing arrangement by Il
r - which we will send it for nearly b
five years, the remainder of 1900, a
and ali of 1901, 1902, 1908 and a
1904, at the price of our paper b
alone. Pay up and be happy e
'4o ~ " The festival at Orangeville Sat 1
- ~ - urday evening under the auspices a
. ~ ~ of the Epworth League OF the Meth e
- odist church was eminently success
= full The ice cream and other deli
s. cases found ready sale, and the
lor SAFE profits aggregated a snug sum.
The Bloomsbury and Sullivan Rail-
road Co., rar special train, but 1t !,
was not advertised long enough be- !
OF forehand, consequently the attend =
ance from this town was not very y
1DTFcI large. @
For the Biennial Conclave I
Knights of Pythias at Detroit, Aug. S
ICES 27 to September I, the d. l.. x w. Q
Railroad Co. will sell excursion a
. tickets from all stations on its line \
: to Detroit, at rate of single fare for a
round trip Tickets will be sold on |
August IS, 26 and 27, good to re- |
turn between ,ugust 2S and Sep il
tember &, inclusive; but by deposit !
DI ~ ,r t;ctet with Joint agent at De- /