The Columbian.
Bloomsburg, Friday, Fob. 0, 1072,
hankoooley,
ASSISTANT EDITOR.
Railroad Timo Tablo.
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LOCAL.
Tun 1510Qiulndalo Lodfio of Good
Templars proposo holding n Brand feat!,
vnl nt nn curly day.
Tim ineiiibers of tho Methodist
Church of Denton, recently heldii festi
val to ralso hinds for tho purehnso of n
now bell for tho Church. Tho net pro
ceeds nmeuntid to about $03.
Wk learn thnt conductor Perkins of
thu L. it 1J. R. It., has been discharged.
Conductor IIurIics has (alien tho trains
of Mr. Perkins. Mr. Byron Poland
takes Mr. Hughes' trains.
Tr.Mi'EKATUKE of January, 1872, nt
Bloonihbnrg, Pa., result of thrco dally
observations. Maximum 00" on tho
12lli, at 2 p. m. Minimum 23 below
zero on tho 31st, nt 7 a. m. Mean of
tho month 331. ir. z.
Pennsylvania has moro po3t ofTlcos
than any other Stato In tho Union.
Tho number of p03t offlces in Pennsyl
vania Is 2,893, nnd In New York,2,G00.
Tho wholo army of postmasters In tho
United States amount to 30,015.
Miss Ida Baiu.ow, tho now music
teacher of tho Normal School, has en
tered upon her duties. Tho newspapers
of Pittston nro unanimous in their tes
timony ns to her abilities and popular
ity. Sho will doubtless provo n valua
ble member of tho faculty.
Wn would call attention to tho ad
vertisement of Chris, A. Klclm, to bo
found in nnothcr column. Mr. Klclm
Is well known to tho people of tho
county nnd will doubtless receive n fair
share of tho trade, which his politeness
and energy deserve.
TiiKSIato Senate on Friday last elect
ed a new set of officers. Among those
retiring was Mordccai Millard, hereto
fore door-keeper. Mr. Millard will now
bo enabled to dovoto himself lo tho in
terests of tho Normal School of which
ho is Steward.
John M. Clark and B. Frnnk 'Atr
were, on motion of M. E. Jnckson,Esq.,
admitted to practico at the bar of Col
umbia county, on Tuesday morning.
Both gentleman passed an examination
extremely credltablo to themselves and
to their legal Instructor, John G. Freeze,
Esq.
Tin: long delayed snow storm came
at last, on Friday night anil snow fell
to the depth of five or six inches. Tho
sleighing, however, was poor, tho snow
not packing well. Tlio trains wero do.
Uyed on Saturday tho malls not reach
lug this placo until two hours after tho
usual time.
PmtsoNB having Deeds and Mort
gages lying in tho Recorder's OlHco
aro requested to call and take them
away. W. II. Jacoiiy,
Bloomsburg, Feb. 2,'72-2t. Beeorder.
Tho black crust which forms upon
lampwicks should be removed beforo
relighting, for purposes of economy as
well ns of neatness. If it Is allowed to
remain a larger portion of tho oil is
evaporated without combustion, and
consequently wasted, than lftholnmpis
properly trimmed.
Gideon Beishlikk who was arrest
ed for horse stealing somo six months
sinco and who subsequently escaped
4k"W fmni , lin nrtitnti. lull ei'lwipsi lir. u-iiei nnn-
wieu wuNrucupiureu on i iiursuay nignt
of lust week, by Sheriff Smith and
Chief of Polico Gcddis, at Ills brother's
houso nearCambra nnd returned to ills
old quarters.
Wi: have been shown n broken tino
of a pitch-fork, over tlireo iuches in
length, which was imbedded in tho
hoof of Mr. William Eyerly's horso,
for sixteen weeks. Tho wound festered
and tho tino worked its way out, and
tho wholo frog of tho hoof camo off with
it. The horse Is doing well and shows
no sign of being injured.
Somkiiody has discovered n good
thing in small pox. An Insane man
caught the dlseaso and on his recovery,
found himself restored to his senses. If
this bo true, Danvlllo might us well
turn its prcspectlvolnsnno Asylum Into
a small pox hospital mid turn out sane
men Instead of keeping lunatics for In
definite periods. It would boa "kill or
cure" Institution.
We do not believe that the peaceful
luuibersof many of our readers will be
disturbed by tho knowlcdgo of tho ex.
Istenco of a new counterfeit J50 green
back, but such a counterfeit has mndo
its appearance. It Is said that it can bo
readily detected, but do long a timo has
elapsed sinco wo havo seen ono of any
uescri ption.good or bad, that wo greatly
doubt our ability to do so.
The members of St. Paul's Episcopal
Clumih of this placo lmvo instituted a
illtoSociety.tho contributions of which
aro to bo devoted to tho pointing of tho
stono work of tho now church. Tho
first meeting of tho society took placo
at tho Rectory on Thursday of last
week and tho second last Wednesday
evening. Thero was a very good attend
ance, and tho satisfaction expressed was
general,
T
ulcoisdinu deeds. Many persons
aro very careless about having derds
recorded, becauso they consider it of no
use. But uu instance, showing tho
Importance of recording deeds within
six months from tho date of tholr execu
tion, has Just occurred in Delawaro
county, which may servo to give
purchasers a different idea upon tho
subject. A property was purchased by
one brothor from another, nnd tho
money jMid in monthly instalments.
In tho mean timo tho seller failed, and
tho deed of tho purchase not bolng on
record, tho proporty was seized by tho
Sheriff, and tho probabilities now aro
that tho rluhtful owner will loso It.
1'HIMI' OitAWKOitt) wm tirrcstcd on
Erlilny last by Constnblo Woodward,
forlntlccontbulinvloron lliofllrcct. Ho
Win taken beforo Mr. Mernlcnhull,
resident of tho Town Council, who
flned 1 1 1 til $5 nnd costs. Tills Id not tho
first tlmo Hint Crawford tins committed
this rlloiicc, nnd It is to bo hoped thnt
It will tench mm a lesson.
Oon old friend A. D. Swisher, writes
us from Illinois that tho winter has beon
exceedingly cold, but with Ilttlo snow.
Tho ((round frozo solid on tho 10th of
November, and Mill remains in that
condition, Corn nnd oats, in his neigh-
borhood, of tho best kind nro worth 20
cents per buihel. Mr. Swisher raised,
on eight acres, 800 bushels of shelled
corn tho past season, equal to 1000
bushels of ears. This Is u Ilttlo ahead
of Columbia county productiveness.
Mn. O. B. MniiMCK of Light Street,
met with n serious accident whilst
driving near that town on Thursday
last. Ho was coins slowly up a hill
when ho met thrco men, all under tho
n flucnco of liquor, driving nt n furious
rnto of spud. Mr. Melliclc gave them
as much of tho road as possible, but
they couldn't or wouldn't avoid n col
lision, and tho result was that his buggy
was badly broken nnd ho was thrown
violently to tho ground substaluing
severe bruises on tho head and back.
A Notahlh IIouu. Tho sixty min
utes between 11 nnd 12 o'clock on thu
lent of December 31. 1370. wcro mem-
orablo ns tho last hour of tho last day
of tho Inst week of tho last month o'f
tho last year of tho decado. Such a coin-
cldenco will not occur again in over
eighty years.
Wo llnd tho nbovo unmitigated non
sense going tho rounds of our exchanges
and havo read it until patience has
ceased to bo a virtue. Wo would simply
say that a decado is ten years, and that
tho remarkablo ovent noticed nbovo
occurs every ten years. Tho man who
wroto the nrtlclo had been sitting up
with a sick friend, or somo other lata-nt-ulght
amusement.
Malicious persons havo fouud a now
method of gratifying their spleen by
spreading reports of tho oxlstenco of
sinnll pox In different towns, where no
cases havo been known. Tho Injury to
place by tho circulation of such false
hoods must bo groat, as it cm hardly
bo expected that business men will
run tho risk of cxposuro to so danger
ous a dlseaso if posslbloto avoid it. The
originators of such stories should be
hunted up and punished as severely as
tho law permits.
Thotown council of Clearfield having
a wholesome dread of small pox beforo
their eyes, recently passed a resolution
forbidding an excursion party to go to
Altoona whero tho dlseaso exists and
furthermore "resolooted" that if said
party did go they should not return to
Clearfield. Of courso tho party wilted.
The "lobbyists" who attend legisla
tivo bodies arc a thrown! set and their
ways aro devious in carrying their
points. As a matter of information,
and illustrative of tholr ingenuity wo
append tho following story which oc
curred in an Eastern Stato but which
might do equally well for our own, if
tho necessity for similar uctlon should
exist. "A gentleman who had been a
member of tho Legislature for a num
ber of yearn, was talking to the principal
lobbyist' at tho State House a short
timo sinco and said to him, 'Well, Mr.
, you never got around mo when
you wanted to carry .through any of
your schemes.' 'Oh, yes,' replied tho
other : 'I always cot somo honest old
farmer to tako a seat next to yours, and
tell you that his particular friends In
tho country wished it dono. that it
would boa great benefit to their towns,
and you nlways voted just as I wanted
you to.' "
Visitous tollarrisburg and members
of tho Legislature whoso high senso of
duty compels them to remain thero,
havo allko beon victims of a mild sys
tem of poisoning superinduced by tho
filthy condition of tho water. Tho res
orvoir was cleaned out recently and was
found to contain a choico assortment of
dead babies, dogs and cats, besides a
miscellaneous collection of odds and
ends of a llko savory and healthy do
scription. Mr. Buckalow was sick on
his return from Ilarrlsburg last week
as was also Mr. Millard, tho ex-door
keeper of tho Sonato. Somo of tho
members aro so unwell as to bo confined
to their homes. Tho matter deserves
prompt nnd sufficient attention or death
may ensue.
Legislators aro reduced to the choico
of leaving town or drinking whiskey.
This is indeed bad. Tho interests of
their constituents will not allow them
to depart and bo tliey stay, absorbing
tho unwholesomo whiskey and smok
ing tho cheerless cigar, in order that we
in our comfortable homes, may ha'o
good laws, Ac. Wo know of several
communities that would doubtless ro-
Jolco If their representatives could bo
kept on a steady diet of Ilarrlsburg
water for an unlimited period, but It is
hard that thoso who aro of real value
to tho Stato should bo "shuilled off this
mortal coll" by souu-Ieglslativo a drink
as cold water.
It may not bo generally known that
thero Is qulto n town growing up In
Beaver township under tho excitement
caused by tho discovery of coal. Tho
placo was originally called Georgetown
but a letter lately received from a cor
respondent mentions a chaugo in this
among other particulars. Ho says :
"As thero aro ono or two places In
Pennsylvania of the narno of George
town, wo havo concluded to glvo to tho
city in embryo, tho namo of Glen
Carbon.
Within three months tho wholo town
as originally laid out has been sold. Mr.
J. Losco has struck a flno vein of coal;
breaker- etc., nro completed and ho is
only awaiting tho completion of a sldo
truck, which Is rapidly building from
tho D. 11. i W. It, It,, to deliver tho
black diamonds. This Leseo mlnois
ouiy ilvo hundred feet from First Street.
Ouo inllo from this mino, tho Phlladol
phlaConl and Iron Co., havo shafted
and found lino veins of coal, ntid will
cotmnonco mining nt once. In tho Ncs
copeck Mountain, a vein of black band-
Iron oro has been discovered and n plan
for tho erection of blast-furnaces Is in
contemplation.
It is my opinion and It Is sustained
by several, that ono hundred buildings
will bo In courso of erection by next
Juno : ono storo will bo started next
wcok atid a petition for tho establish
tneut of u post ofllco is circulating."
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,
Court Proceedings.
rniST weuk.
Tho general February Term of Co
lumbia county Courts convened on
Monday, February Cth, Inst. His Hon
or William Etwell, President Judge,
nd lraia Dorr nnd Isaac 8. Monroe,
As30clatcs,on tho Bench. Tho respect
ive constables of tho county wcro sworn
and mado tholr return?. I. W. Hart-
man, Esq., of Bloomsburg, wasnppolnt-
cd foreman of tho Grand Jury.
Tho Court nppolnted John K. Glrton,
Jacobs. Evans and Win. A. Kile, tip
staves for tho first week of Court.
Petition of Frank P. Harris for tho
appointment of guardian ; John Apple-
man chosen and approved by tho
Court,
Petition of Daniel, Charles and Mary
Harris for guardian ; John Applonmn
appointed.
Hulo granted on motion of M. E,
lackson on tho heirs of Abraham He.s,
lecenscd, to appear at next term nnd
accept or rofuso tho real cstato at tho
valuation or show cause why tho saino
should nut bo sold. Notico to bo given
by publication.
Hugh W. Hittlo presented n petition
asking tho Court to bo allowed tochooo
n guardian ; ho selected John Applo
man who was npproved by tho
Court.
Tho petition of Claronco nnd Win. II,
Shoemaker for guardian; Evans O,
Shoemaker appointed.
Tho report of John G. Freeza, Eq.,
nudltor to dlstrlbuto tho funds ntislng
from tho sale of tho property of John
K. Glrton, confirmed nisi.
In tho estato of Androw Larish do-
cotscd, on motion of O. B. Mclllck, W.
Wirt uppointed auditor to make distri
bution of funds in tho hands of tho ex
ecutor.
Tho report of Robert F. Clark, Esq.,
auditor to mako distribution in tho es
tato of Peter K. Herbino, deceased, con
tinued nisi.
Tho report of C. W. Miller, Esq., aud
itor to mako distribution in the cstato of
James Grimes, confirmed, nisi.
Tho report of C. W. Miller, Esq., aud
itor to mako distribution in tho estate
of Abraham Musslcmnn, confirmed
nisi.
Tho report of C. G. Barkloy, Esq.,
nudltor to make distribution of tho bal
ance in tho hands of II. It. Klltio ad
ministrator of Gcorgo Kline, deceased,
confirmed nisi.
Report of John Hicks, administrator
of tho estato of Thomas Hughes, deceas
ed, confirmed nisi.
Report of salo of tho real estato of
Michael Lamon, deceased, confirmed
ntsd
Report of salo by tho guardian of tho
minor children of Joslah J. Thomas of
their real estate, confirmed nisi.
Petition of Frederick Wichey for tho
specific performance of contract In tho
estato of Henry Eyerly, deceased. Ci
tation nwnrded upon tho ndnilnistra
tor. In tho estato of Jacob Kostenbauder
report of sale, confirmed nisi.
Com. vs. Catharlno Womcr, Indicted
for assault. A Jury was ordered and
returned a verdict thosamoday finding
tho dofendant not guilty nnd that tho
costs bo equally dividod between tho
prosecutor and tho defendant.
Petition of citizens of Sugarloaf twp.,
for changing tho placo of holding the
election from Alinas CoIq's whero it is
now held, to tho houso of Cyrus L irlsli.
iVii election was ordered upon tho ques
tion of removal at tho timo of holding
tlio township election in March, next,
notico to bo given according to law.
Report of salo of tho real estato of
James Hess, deceased, confirmed nist,
Report of salo of tho real estate of tho
minor children of John Thomas by
their guardian, confirmed nisi.
Report of salo of tho real estato of
Daniel Ilouck, deceased, by tho execu
tor William Leo, confirmed nisi.
Report of salo of tho real estato of
George Rupp, deceased, sold by Michael
Stlno as trustee, confirmed nisi.
Report of salo by Lewis Yetter guar
dian of Julia Clark of her interest, con
firmed nisi.
Tho petition of Mary Jano Troy for
guardian ; Allen Mann appointed.
Tlio petition of Sarah M. Gearhart fur
guardian ; Allen Mann appointed.
Report of salo of tho real estato of
John Mlrclc, deceased, confirmed nisi.
Tho petition of Mary Alico Gearhart
praying for tho appointment of a guar
dian ; C, B. Troy appointed.
Report of salo of real estato of Jjhn
Richards, deceased, by S. B. Deimer,
confirmed nisi.
Report of salo of tho real estato of
Raiser Esslck, deceased, confirmed nisi.
Order of salo grautcd for tho salo of
tho homestead of Jacob Kostenbauder,
deceased.
Tuesday, FEn. ctu.
On motion of Mr. Clark a rulo was
granted in tho matter of damages in the
extension of Fourth Street in tho town
of Bloomsburg to tako depositions
beforo J. J. Brower on tho 7th lust.
Potition of Daniel Ashlein.in pr.iying
for the appointment of a guardian ;
John Ashman appointed.
Petition of John F. Ashleman pray
ing for tho appointment ofn guardian ;
John Ashman appointed.
Catharlno Stlner vs. Paul Stinerj pe
tition in divorce. On motion of Mr,
Thcmpson Court grant publication.
Report of salo of tho real estato of
John Miller, deceased, confirmed nisi,
Report of salo of tho real istato of
John P. Smith, deceased, by J. H.
Ikolcr administrator continued.
Motion for salo of real ostatolu tho
estato of Peter Bltner, deceased, salo
granted.
Report of vlowers of a road in Centre
township near the houso of William
Shaffer; reporting in favor of a road;
continued nisi.
Com. vs. Lloyd Creasy ; charge as
sault and battery a true bill. A Jury
was orderel ami they returned a ver
dict of guilty as indicted ; tho Court
sentenced him to pay a flno of ono dol
lar nnd costs. This wns a cjso of cor
poral punishment Inflicted by Mr.
Creasy, n school teacher, upon ono of
his pupils.
Com, vs. Gideon Blshllno; charge
stealing a horso a truo bill, Tho Jury
returned a verdict of guilty.
Com. vs. En os Jacoby ; chargoselllng
liquor without license a truo bill,
Wednesday, Feii. 7rir.
Coin. vs. 0. G. Murphy et. nl. ; charge
embezzlement. Jury returned n ver
dict finding thu defendants not guilty
aud that tho costs bo divided equally
between tho prosecutor and defendants.
Com. vs. Enos Jacoby indicted for
selling liquor without license; plead
guilty and was sentenced to pay a flno
of fifty dollars nnd costs.
Com. vs. Joseph Llllcy chargo mis
demeanor In ofllco a truo bill,
Widows appraisements wero confirm
ed In tho following estates : Peter Mil
ler, Jacob Harris, Alrahain Vanhorn,
Thomas E. Hughes, R. W. Bowman,
Frederick Shaffer, W. H, Ent, Mosca
llartmaii nnd Epliraini Evans,.
Tho accounts presented by tho Regis
ter wcro confirmed nist.
In tho cstuto of John Wampolo, de
ceased, on motion B. Frank 52irr, Esq.,
wns appointed auditor to make distri
bution of tho balance in tho hands of
thu administrator.
In thu estate of Abraham Troxcl. de
ceased, on motion of Mr. Freeze, C, G,
uarkloy, Eq , was appointed auditor
on exceptions to tho final eonilruiatlon
of tho account of Jucob Yeagcr admin
istrator. In tho estato of Dr. Simon Cotnor, de
ceased, on motion of Mr. Ikeler, John
M. Clark, Esq,, was appointed auditor
to mnko distribution In tho huuds of
tlio administrators.
In tho cstnto of Clotworthy Fisher,
deceased, on motion of Mr. Katiler, W.
Wirt, Eiq., was appointed nudltor on
exceptions to tho account of 8. J. Faux
administrator.
Licenses wero granted to the follow
ing named persons to keep Eating
Houses nnd Hotels: F. L. Shuniau.
T. M. Howell, D. Cosgrovo, Israel Hel
ler, Wm. Torroy, Win. Pelffer, Thomas
Monroe, Wm. Butler, Humphrey Par
ker, J. P. Fry, B. Stohncr, Fred, ail-
more, Hiram Hoss, John Davis and A
T. Ikeler.
Petition of tho minor children of Rob
ert S. Hampton, deceased, for guardi
an : Judah Chcrrington appointed.
Itcccipts fur January, 1S72.
Thos Bradcr 1 00,
Mrs S Keller
Aaron Smith
V Dcrr
1 00
2 00
3 00
1 GO
2 00
Jacob Sugars 3 75,
Kilns Boeart 2 21
B F Petermnn 8 00
rf Pettit
Teachers Ass'n 7 00,
Sam'l Smith 85
JO Snyder
w ai (Kicr
1 CO
PhIneasSinith2 00
.Mat. Kindt 2 OOj
J J Hugenbuch 2 00
M Everett
10
IIiiL'h McBrido2 00
G W Hittlo
2 00
2 00
l'CO
2 00
3 GO
2 00
2 00
13 J Mcllenry 2 00,
T Welllvcr
Mrs 1) Snyder
2 00
200;
Geo II Brown
w 'i' Hnumau
D.in'l Shim!
J 15 Kulttlo
2 00 .J B Fortncr
S Shaffer, Jr
C 11 Clark
Sam'l Ilarlzl
-00Geo Weaver
2 00
2 00'
2 00'
2 00!
J B Kitcheu
A Hcudc-aholt 2 00
13 Relchard 2 00
13 Schweppcn-
D B Fetterolf
Ezekiel Colo
Chas Hartmau
!00,
hciscr
Joshua Fritz
2 00
2 00
fiO
1 00
2 00
2 00
Est of 13 A Buck
alow 3 00
Illrain Biker
II Arnhold
1 OO.uI W Kreamer
2 00 J II Sleeker
2 00iJFahrInger
1 00U) Miller
A Mcnch
S Hagenbuch
J M Dewltt
1 01
S Creasy
2 00,DrP HShultz 3 00
Est. Eaphrim
wm Masteller 2 00
Eavns 3 00 'II Zut)piu:er
50
Est. Catharine ''M Kidder 3 00
Oh! 3 OO'l-M. F Klino 3 00
Geo. EElwell GO'S Hagenbuch 2 00
J Maurer 2 00 Smith Bros 2 00
Isaac Martz 3 8o Itov A Hnutz 2 GO
RFabringer 8 00 ill W Tracy GOO
N Reese 1 7." 'John Itees 3 0
DW Armstronc2 00. J S Evans 3 00
James Glrton 3 8o, illcnry Eycr 2 00
Wm Girton 2 03.I.M Hock 2 00
F P Drinker 2 O.JiiJ D Lonuenbcr
H W Clark 1 00' ger -1 2o
A V Cool 2 00,,M C Woodward 2 Oil
Wm Williams 2 00 LM GShoemaker2 00
C W Miller 1 On: P Werkheiser 2 00
B Kistler 1 OOi'G Kramer 1 50
J Morrison 5 80.UIanks -130
MARRIAGES.
HKl.KKNUOUN-El.WKL.-Ill Centrevlllv, on
thn It Ah ult.. bv tsnml. Dlfttork-k. Vmi.. Mr.
Julin Hi-olteiuloru, to .Miss MhtIh Elwel, boll:
in u.uiviiu, uoiu-'ur couuiy, i-u.
DEATHS.
l.ONU 111 Jordan, Lycoming co on tho : 111
ult , Jeremiah, son of Hiram and Margaret
1.0H2, aged 1 year, 9 mouths and 'Jl d.ij s.
IloniN.S On tho J7tli ult.. In Jackbou township,
.Mrs. Chanty Uobius.
After n pilgrimage of 70 years, 3 months and 21
du s, she dltd in tho triumphs of 11 living filth,
and lias gouo to her Kalher s house nbove.to rest
r.niuc.u- and sorr.iw. As bho neared Ji rdan'a
eohl au-l icy floo 1 shecvldcuceil 110 feur, for all
was well. Hhii lelt weeping frieuds to mourn
her loss, hut their loss is her eternal gain. And
I doubt not that could sho speuk to them she
would say, "Weep not for 1110 Lut prejtaro to
conio whero I urn ; do as 1 havo dono fur 1 lu
days of ottier years prepaied to meet my (Jod;
(nullum- I dwell with him ill Ids own bltst
ulioje.
SPLCIAIi XOT1CLS.
Old I'uejuicf.s aiik DvtNoouit. New facts nro
killing tliam. Tho Idea that Invalids weakened
by disease can be relieved bv prt btratlug them
with destructive drugs, Is no longer entertained
except bv mouoni ml ics, liver since thointro-
UUCIIOII OI UK. Al.lvr.lt s VJ?r-(iAlb tinTrUS It
lias been ohvloas that their u-gulatlng and in
vigoraiing pioperues aio aii-hiiiucieui lor ino
stlnatlnn. dlarrbce.i. iiervousalleetlons. anu m-i-
larl 111s fevers, anil they aro now tlio standard
remedy for Ihcso complaint! tn every section
of
1110 LUtUU,
Ma nr. litis Cisco tlsh.
For tlio best dyo stnil's in town iro to
Kli-'im's now tlnijj; sloro, bolow tho Post
Oliico.
Goon nntl clicaii. Buy your coal of J
J. Robhin.-i, Columbia lion WoiI:saml
you will yet tlio best in tho tntirlcet.
For. Sali:. A lot of Coul Wood, on
reasonaoio lerniH. Apply to Jonn .m
Clark nt tho oillco of It. F. Clark, tf.
Look out for your Muslins beforo wo
havo 11 war: nricesaro coinir un. You
can buy them cheap nt I. W. Ilurtniau'd
yet.
Knittle & Siiuman, of Cntiuvissa,
oiler their lino stock of uooila nt cost an
iiiov must do (ii.siioscti 01 by tlio urst o
April. Great bari;iiiu8 can bo obtained,
C. C. Marr wauts all that in owintr
him on book to call and tfttlo before
tho 1st of March, 1872.
xiJuv6i's.i;s.s.
Hvery nervous Young Man In the Union, will
ncelve, fu-e, a iteolpe that will prove a blessing
uiiouii me, ly iiuurcbsiiig. in uoniuieuce,
JOHN II. (lUIIIJN,
liox 5172 1'. O. ii Cedar bt., N. V,
I. W. Ilartuiau'a storo is tliopliico for
mo casn uuyer to net nis money uhck.
Mauk lias new goods, tlir-y aro nico
and cheap.
The hoiico and lot of Dr. John, now
occupied by D. A. Ikekley, is oilered
for salo on rt'itfonalilo terms. It is ono
of tlio most desirablo und pleasantly lo
cuicii jiroiierues in Jiioonisimrtf.
Apply to 11. F. IIaktman
Jaii.O'71-llt.
Do not forKf'l when you conic to town
to can an. w. iiarimairs reaiiy pay
Miou
C. C. Marr sells (,'uods uliciip fjr cash.
Last Notice, All moneys duo on
niibscvlptions to Jacoby itiShuman ami
to W. II. Jacoby, for thoAVtiroiK; J)em
ocrat, must bo pjltl by tho llrst of April
next. After that dalo they will bo
placed lu thu hands of a collector, for
Immediate- settlement.
W. H. Jacoiiy,
RIoomsburK, Feb. i.','"l It.
Don't fail to ho Man's goods befoio
you 1 ii.chahoj they tm good and clieap.
Rkown it Jones, Who aro thoy
They rro ne enterprUlni; ytiuuj; Ann
lately established in CntnwlssM and from
tho usonishluK aiuouiit of Dry Goods
they sell 1c evident that tlio people
nro attracted by their low prices. They
nro In constant receipt of fresh goods
from Now York. They Bell only for
ash, giving tho buyer os-ory possible
' Uvutitiigo derived from tills plan. A
laii iu iiiuii oiuiu
Jcuderof theso facts.
isit to their storo wilt convince tlio
u i-tr.
BLOOMSBUIiG,
First Annual Statement of tlio Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund
and Loan Association, For tlio Year Ending with Docomlier, 1871.
Eteccl veil.
a
e g h
gS 2.
3t
!
a
c
H
53" S
n '
Moo oo '
2015 58 1
1601 15
1352 10,
1270 GO
1178 50 t
1202 GO
1377 00,
1251 10'
1252 20
1170 -10 ,
VVJ 00
January,
February,
March,
April,
May,
June,
July,
August.
Suptemher ,
Ortyber,
November1
Dcccintor, ,
70011
- 758 1
8!f
0
0
11
15
10
II
10
22
"ii
20
13
8
18
25
233 00
2182 12
3.10 32
023 03
725 (10
GO 00 1
1000 G8
211 1 28
53 OS
5 00 1
721 72
22G3 -10 ,
' o
0 ,
I 8.
ilolO
5
220
18,01053 1 10,23702
Shares Forfeited.
1511
T, e ..
S78.27X
Vnluoof Sln-rcs 25,-K!
...
220 Loans $15,800,00
Backstandlng dues and fine-.. 102,50
$15,902,60
Stabilities.
Duo lo Shareholder for pay
mnnts in advance
.
. (i,-18.8.
. 2:,!),I2
Interest due Shareholders....,
S 0,727. 25
Net nsstts $39,235,25
Officers.
13. H. LITTLE,
President.
c. w.
MILLER,
Seerotary
Directors.
l.S. KUUN,
D. 'V. JONES,
E. J. MoIIENRY,
S. II. MILLI3K.
J. J. BROWER,
C. B. BROCK WAY,
F. C. 13YKR.
W. II. KOONS,
Wo tho undersigned Auditors imnnlntc -
1110 secretary, nespcciiuiiy leport tnat
nbovo statement to bo correct.
Bi.ooMsnuna, January 23, 1S72
MARKET REPORTS.
IlloomiburK Market.
When r- r bushel CI. 10
Hyo ' 1 Hi
Corn " WI
Oats. " 4"i
Flour rer Kiirel H "I
Cloveiired - -J W
KlHXSCCd 1
miner
V-ga -'
Tallow lu
Potatoes b)
Dried Apples 10
Ilatni 1'
Slilcs and HhoulJer-i 10
Liml ft-r iouua 10
lluy pt'r ton S3 U'J
jcKI31ATY, NEAIi A CO.,
DKALEUS IN
DRY GOODS,
GHO CERIES,
AND
Genera I Merchan dise,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Jan2G Ti-tf
"yALUABLE
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
The mxlcrKignril oflTors for nalo nbout 00 ncro s
uf lino wood l.ind covered with white plue, o lie,
clieslhut tr,, in Ornngo (ovuslilp ui-nr James
I'HttcThon'H saw mill. For jMiilouWrs us to
terms apply to J. s i;V.NSt
tclj.'7--'.fm (ireemvnod, Columbia county, J'u.
ISN'T.
Aaluable f.irni In Cenlro towusliio. Colum
bia Cotiuty.adjoliilnglauds of John l-'t-stcr. Win.
Itouer, lUiilien hitler ami ollltrs, eoutaiiiliu 1S.J
acres, :i i acres of which aiol 11 timber. Uo.kI farm
and outbuildings, iiult anil water. For terms
uu lull i-arilculaib apply 10
.I.AU'1,1j l-.l 1IA11I1.
nxecutor ofl'i-t) i'k. Mialler, decea'-ed.
list tllll -e address, Lime Uide, P.t,
tebi7J-tf
DISSOLUTION OF C PARTNER
Mill'. Notice is hertbv ulvili II1.1: C.in co-iiartuer-
bblp luretofo exlsliiu lutwetfii T. 1. rt.iiize
and Ceorge Kramer, under tho llrm title of
sway?!- .V Kriuner, at Join's' Mill, t.'Mtlngcttck
owiismp, was utssoivrii on ,1 imiary 10, ny 11111
ual eoiisi'lit. Thu boorts aru lu Ibe hands of
M 1. Kramer to whom ulco:iiuiiiiilc.itiniis should
oe aildlessed. Accounts not M itlod bv tho 1st
of Mnrcu wlli bocollecttd aceordlng to law.
I. 1-, rs v A 1 . r..
feb2'71-lin OKO. KUAMi:lt,
AGENTS WANTED.
MARK TWAIN'S NEW ROOK I
FJfihrfTtTJBSI. I
5J
i t S -J U Mil XI X- Jl 1 .
IS READY FOR CANVASSERS.
It 13 a companion volume to
' I N N O C E N T S A 11 R O A D
of which
100,000 Copies
Have nlreadv been ordered, and Is still ouo of
llie nest belling oooiisoui.
iion't waste iirneou nooits no ono warns, nut
lako ono people will stop you lu the street to
biibfcrltio for "Tht ro is a tlmo to laugh," nud
all who read this book will see cleailv that tint o
has come. Aimiv at onco lor Territory. Clicu
l.irs, nnd Terms. Address
UUraiKI.U ASHMEAI). Pull sher
dvc?2'71-tf "1 1 l-ausom hiuet, l'liiladeli Ida
i OhNT.S Wanti:ii. Agents make more money
ai worn ior us man at anything else, iiusi.
Hess light and pel maueut. i'artieulsis Iree. (1.
Sn.NsuN A Co., I'nte Art l'utilhhers, rorlhuid,
:iaine.
HISTORY OF
Tlio Groat Eircs
In I HICAnOnnd the WEsTbv I!ev E. J. n, on
n'Ftu, I). D of CIiIcueo. Only loinpleio blstoiy.
7iisvi. jvnges ; 7i cugravlugs. 7tl,Hsl already bold.
1'rli-e S.' ."jo. i nLi-iits u into in 20 dsvs, riotits
go to bll li-reis. Alil-I.NT.s WA.V" . II. n.
iiUJii-i-i.Liii ji i d., rati: now, .New voiu.
iliicnrnoratcd 18.101
COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
urniiiui aiii liiKLfiUU'S.
S. H. I'hTWII.Flt, l'rcs't.
1 1 . W l 1on, V ice- l'res't.
II Kiin'T Thomas, Trees.
J. 1'. Kltl'KAl i i"-cc'y.
J II. 1IAI I1MAN.
(JK). llool.I-.
Il011T.CllNK.
WM. I'ATTON,
JAS. SfllllOh.lllll,
M. M. hTHICKLMI.
It, T. ItVON.
I-or InsurancH or
Agencies, Add.
J. V. ritUEAUI'l'Mieu'j, Columbia, Ia.
HD1 l'! V A 'PWDO I WOllewnnl for any
Ul 11 ill IjAJ 'AQ I case of Opium Hub-
ii our .nun. oic n in inn cure. su imin or in
conveniente. Hent on rirelpt of $.!.n, s O.
AU.VM iiiiMi.ii. i iieallug lustliullou, Iler
urn npriuKs, i.iieii,
A st ni: i CUE for this distressing complain
is now nuido kuowu lu a treatise lof -is n-iiivi
pages) on Foreign lind Native Herbal I'reiiaia-
llons, published by Dr. o. 1'nm.i's iihown. 'i ho
pn scription uns uiscoveied by mm lu such a
provnuniiai manner thai tie cannot eonscteu
nousiv leiuso 10 mauo it Known, as It lias cuii-i
every uouj won nas useu it Mr I lls, uever having
f.ultd lu iibluglocase. Thu Ingredients may be
uuiniiM-u ,ii .i.iimiii, j i opy stni I ice i
in iii'iiiiiiiiiiH uy until, tuiirt-fes nil. u, I'll l.t.1
11HOWN, .1 tlraud Hlreet, Jersey City, N. J.
"new beedTamd plants--
Kent by mall or Express,
OL'H SEI 11 PLANT CATAI.OUUES I-'Oll lsl:
Nuniberlnu 17.1 pages, mid containing
TWO COLORED riiAl'ES,
KiU'h worth IttlfO tlio vct of Cntnlnmicii. innlki
im:ti:u iii:ui:k.so.,
Siiilsinaii, :ii Cortlaudt Htrcel, N. V.
S10 iVom 50 cents.
1.' n.imi'li a bent (pciblago paid) for l-'lfty Ceul
nun i fiaii easily lur leu iiuiiitis,
Wtt I It. 1.. WOECOTT, N. V
A01.NT.S WANTED. A complete History of
CHICAGO DliSTHUCTION
i i.O a t'oplcN hold. Ill EiibIMi audUennaii, 1'ilco
I 60.
f A IT'IM AY Hliico bsuliig this work, mnaller
I JiV L J 1 1UA and Interior histories Hmniii-r.
ed, ii - uro tlio book you buy is Upton diHlieahau,
a lull octavo, tjxll luilies, nearly HO pant s, und
ovir 11 liluslralloiu, M-nd 8l.uo lortnitllt, with
ctiuU'o ol lerrllmy. Al-o, two lieautliiil i.'nro
liios, IJIICAUU AS IT WAS, und ClUCAdO IN
t.'l..MKS. C'mulHls and terms fu-e. I'm. tils
large. Union 1'iibllililug Coiupauy, Cldeago.
Phtudelphlu, orCluelunutl. u'wl
COLUMBIA COUNTY,
I'll I (I.
5?
B
s
131(1 112I0 08
1605 08
5281 60
1001 00
1070 83
2280 83
2527 00
1121 G(
3108 83
1075 G3
101!) 83
2350 00
3370 80
527
CO
00
1001
lf'50 1
220!) 1
2527
1080
3178
1050
1021)
20 83'
20 83 1
00
11 GO
20 83
25 (S3!
20 83:
2350,
00
3250 120 30
27670 523 .10
28101
Receipts.
Amt of dues, Int. ami llnes...$ 8,010.5.1
nuvnncu iKiyim.ui-...
S23.10l.4G
...327,870 00
250.00
2;.00
169.80
Payments.
on 2L"J lioatm
" Secretary's Salary
" Treasurer's saiaiy
" Printing
f Roll Book, Journal, Ac
Court charges forCharte.-.
i Recording charto-
11.15
2.00
6.60
12.00
" Profit nnd J'ss
$28,101.15
S. II. MILLER,
Treasurer.
SAMUEL KEYHARD,
HENRY G. PHILIPS.
II. L. DII3FFENBACII.
CHAS. W. MILLER.
il to examine tho Annual Statement of
alter u carelul examination wo lounu 1110
J. I. TUSTIN
F. C I3YI3II,
JOHN THOMAS
FOR
-:o:-
GREAT
GlaOSESre OUT
OF
WINTER GOODS.
In order to mako room for Spting
Goods I will close out tho balance of my
REN'CH MERINO,
EMPRESS CLOTH,
WINTER I'OPLINS,
iXI)
iV i K 2 H U S I-I i. VJ Ii S
ut great bargain".
AT COST.
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, at SI
J. & !'. COATS' Cotton M) cU. per doz.
M. P. LUTZ'S,
MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO COURT HOUSE.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
URIGGS it BROTHER'S
Catalogue of Elow and Ve&etaMe
AND
Sl'MMHtt FUAVUIUXU liULB.S, FOU lWJi
Now muly. ConKtinKofover ) pagos on rose
tinted paper, with tinwanlK of 4 0 hepumte cnlh.
nml Hlx IteatitUulCnloieii I'lntes! L'over( a beau
tlful design, In colors. 'I ho rttlhost Catalomio
ever published. Knd2.VMs for copy, not onelnlf
tho value of tho colored pUteg. liiXUvjlrit order,
amounttnt; tn not levt than SI, thu prlea ol Cata
i.xue, uat wm no remnueu in beeus. cv cum
tomerv pl.iced outhetamo foot with old. Kieo
10 oui cusioniers. liimup or teena, size or pacu
ets. nrlccM and Meiuluius olfered. mufco It to tho
lulvnutoKO of nil to purchavo beed- of us. fceo
t'ntnlojiue for Mroordtnary luduccinentii.
iou win uiitai u ii yuu uu iitii 6(.-o tmr vam
loi;Uu bWjlu onleiln' Seeds
j:ithi-r nt our two e'lirn-nosfor IbT'J.blzo 10x21
onts n llower nlatu of Itnlhous Plant s. t'onfilKtln-
ot l.UUs. .ic tho other or Annual, lilenulaluud
i ere mn :ii nmub, uu.iruu'fu inu
.MOS'i' KI(K(irtNT I' I.O HAL GlUlUMOS
ever Uucil In this country. A superb parlor or
nament ! walled, post-paid, on receipt ot "5c;
iifsii nt t.-, tut luiiuHiuiii t.-tiuu.i ju iaiaioUvi
BRIGGS it BROTHER.
jitubiniuti my U')cuesti:k,muw yokk,
WANTl'1.! ).
ACTlVi: AOKNIIJ Uihell lliu Klnklo nnd Lyon
.Miuiiii.iriiiiiiitj iu o irupiuviu iMJW 1 HUlliy OUW-
111!; Mlu-liltH',
"VICTOR"
liciiri'ul Ollk'u tor reniifcylvmiln, Jfiw Jcrai-y
tutu viimuii-i
NO 12J7 Clll.TNUTBT.,rillI.A.
J U 1'kiku'mik, Muimnt-r.
"I'llO K 1 T A 11 L 13 BUS 1 Is ESS
Will lie Klvcn nnn rrlwu peifcoin, of eltht-r tux,
In II l.oi M.lll-leu mid iidlnliiini: mwiih. liy wulrli
llu-y nuiy l.-ulUn iiiiiu .iid to 91 wo u )tur, ultli
Iml nttlt) lptrri-u me wit Ii onllnniy orcm iitlop,
ill bl'IIHlL' llOl't-Illllll.l) AIlTltl.i:s of nal
inurll mid utilvcikiil ii'. lllliu uliolu IIiuhU
ilevoli'd n luiuli l-i'liir nim mny to reullzed.
C'lri'iilaru fn Klvlni! rmiis'i-'u lut of mlleio
1111(1 rrilllllllMl U!l IIUUACU, l. ft, LOOK & lu,,
llOUOlvl'U. IX. J.
WIUTNM'M
MiATS 1-Otll' IIAKNUSS bOAi
I mt&,-. ITnllu Itl.wL-u lllll.h..uri,iunu
rn.A.M nr i-irsi-n,
utul Miilill uut. nlko lu J lb bar
i iii uiu hiuiiu nun', mi up iii lurid
Hun In i-ii lu iu lorymrn mid Klvi'H
pi'rlfi't uitmlut.'tluu, Ki'ud btuiup lor
our WAVKIII.V. Addre!! ii. V, WHITNKY A
LO. id Jinn wt.. iiomuu ,aiii. i.tuu.
1033 00 1 1 "8 1 1
5127 701 37113
2200 17 1-0B
11170 03 U50
2001 GO 1531 j
.1211 50' 1873
2353 28 "20
3101 28 "322
1301 78 n"0
1257 20 571
2105 12 121 1 1
3010 -19 1 150;
28,101 -10 i "l702l!
CLAM & WOLFS
LAllOE STOCK
OF
FALL GOODS
WHICH ARE NOW IN STORE.
THEY WILL SELL THEM
Low ."For Cash
OR
PEODUCE.
CLAEK & WOLF
HAVE
CALL AND SEE,
Opposite Brown's Hotel
BLOOMSBURG.
Wo offer a SILK COItCEI) TOl'LIN
sold at 51.60 now at tl."0 per yard.
that
A bplcndld JAPANESE fiTrtll'E st $1.00 pjr
yard.
A fullllno.of I1EACK ALPACA fiom 30 cents
loJl.V.jper'jard.
Oar W cent Alpaca can't Le beat, enr 75 cent
Alpaca prime.
And yon know our M ct. Alpaca'.ls the best In
the Market lor the money.
A Sixteen bono CORSET alT0 cents.
Our $1,50 Long bone C0I13E1' Is woith bnylug.
P.lcnched nud
stock.
uubltachcd MUSLIN, a full
APPLET ON A at 1 1 cents by the holt, 15 cents
by tlio yard.
LatlitM "U'hilo Hose.
Ludied Merino llo.se,
Liidie.i Ralmnral IIo?o
Ladies Ralbitranp, IIoso,
Ladies Iron Frame Iloso
I.allis l-'IUNOED f-UITINO CLOTH for Polo
naises at -.00 per ynrd.
Fleeced Hose,
Mis?es oiie-linlf Iloso
Uoso in extra SI.o
Misses Ribbed Iloso
Men Wollen ono half Iloso
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Ladies Vests
Cardigan Jnnkels
Ladies Cloth Gloves
Ladles Rcrllnd Gloves
Ladles Buck Gauntlets
WOOL SCARFS, NUBIAS, HOODS
Ruck Gloves
Lndies Kur top Gloves
Gents Kur to Gloves
Ruck Glove-s ami Mittons
Ladles Kid Gloves
Gents Cloth Rack Ruck Palm Gloves
Shawls of (ill Kinds.
Rlbiions
Velveteens
Eiiijircsd Cloth
Drwa Gootls
Diiniles Rolies
Black Satin
Velvet Rlbon
Beaver Cloth
Cassimers and Flancls
Oil, CLOTHS 1-4, C-l and M wldp.
Tl.'A HKTTH of llipleeei, Iron stone ware at
tlM pr sett.
Our stock of TUAB, COn'Kr.S, Hl'lCUS, 4c, Is
full aud at the lowest figures,
O nr Mock of NOTIONS U full and complete,
MOOTS und MI013, a full line.
CLAUK it WOM' are closing out tlielr stock of
MIA Vim ut iidticed j-rlces, many of Ihe-iu ut
We carried no utoik ol runs over from lost
season, cur picst lit stock U lurne nnd Ml new,
uuu we onur .ueui fiom tiw to IS4.00 per set.;
WATKu-rnooi'-
J1.60 and 11,75.
CLOAKING at 11.05, tl.lB,
Legal Noticca.
T 1CI5NSE NOTICE. '
"Votlco In limbj-given that llio followlni mil
lorjri f,r l.leeiuo Hi mil liquor lmvo been (TlHl
In the i l'rotlionomrv'i; olllci nml will l, rrVent'
ed lo tho l ourt nt February term, A. lf iffij
.'! v? 1 iZuX'y?" "y"'0J l"p " "nft.'.cl
Humphrey itakir " "
.lollll LPKHott, " ." "... "
lllmiii lleen. Ileulou ,
Andrew J, Ikeler, lleutou '
J. l'aul 1'rjr, llcavcr '
.is!:i,,,r)vV.'i:"i'L'c.,.,trat!V' - ::
Wl lain miliar.' liut'eVt! : ""ZZZ: '
William ttiinumt, ' " .,
,?i!'
1-'. H. Slillt, I. M. I ai.l.t.rt
i'Hint.1 . i iirrv.
II. Oongrovo, Coniijti imtwiT..."!.';
Mminl Uurlcy, tJeuimllnlHiro'...,
...Mating II nine
mruinru mouuer, iiioomiitjurg
..Uestnui-iinl
AMuuius jiuurge, uiinyugtiam. ..........
It. 11. ni.N'(Jt,i:it, I'rothoB.it.ii.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
rsTA-IKOir FANNY KMMK, DRC'll.
LcttcM tif Administration on tlio eitnt nr
I-iiuiiy Kline, lalo or Oranae lownslilp, folum.
bin rouiily, deceased, Iiavo Leen cranleil bv tho
llfglnler nl bald eoumy t Abnihnm Kline or
jnmo place. All bcMons liavlng claims ORalnst
the i ate of tho decedent ararcque.leit to pre
sent 1 hem rornettlcmout.iuidtliuBO lndeblelll,.
the etat8 to make pvuientlo tho undersigned
administrator without delay.
. . AllltAirASt KMNIJ,
Sf!i 0w. .Administrator.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KSTATK 01' JOHN n. riAVia -nc-n'T,
i.i?.7 uf,n.,lnl';l.-lrntlon on the estato of John
V V,."enlot' township, Columbia
5?.'.lt?V,le?,.uod ,'.ftV0 Uecn nted ly the Ken
ii'in. itf. S,1aniy lo hnmuet Appleman "f
wiiiio Place. All persons having , claims ajut
tboMtntenf tho decedent ate renuealod to pte.
hem them for oettleineut, and those Indebted to
ino estato to make payment to the uuderslgud,
udmlnlstrntor wltliout ilel iv. 1
, ,, BAJIUEIj Ari'MIMAN.
Jan57J-Cw. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or CATHARINE OlII. llEO'tl.
lAtters ol admlnlMratlon on tlio astute of
Catharine Ohl, lalo or Hemlock twp., Coluuib lit
rauiity, deceased, liavo been erupted by the
Kcslsteroi bald county to. Kit Onl, admlnlstrn.
tor. All persons linvltie claims aimlnst the cs.
tateolthi) doecdeiit ii'-o reijoested to present
lliein for (.1 UI.11.11.I, nml thoso Indebted to i'jo
estate to make p.iymeuttotho underslKiied.nd
mlulslrators, without delay.
KM oni,,
Jan.C.'.Jflw Adialulstrutor.
ADM 1 NIST It ATOR'S NOTICE.
tSrATE Ol' Kl'ItKAUt 1CVANS, DPC'll.
Letters of iidmlnlslrntlou 011 the eMato ot
Kphralm Kvans, lato of Hrlarcreek townslhp.Co-
hllllbla eolllltv. I'll.. dreeiiKMil. hxvn 1ia pj,.i.ui
by the Iteiilsterofsald county to Daniel ltambrcli
01 the mimu place, All persons having claims
or demands ngalnst tho uecedunl urn renuestnl
to make them known, and those ludelited to
ui.ute payineiib wiinoui iii-iay.
Jun-5'"2-tt
iaii:u KMii.vrll,
Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KUTATK Ol' Erilk.V AI.I.EN lltTCKALKW, DKCP.
Letters orndinlnistrntlon on tboestuioot Ktlieu
Iluckalew Into of Klshlugcreek townshlp.Colum-bl.n-ouuty,
deceased, havo been grauted by tho
HcKister of bald county to John Yaploof New
Coiumbus, Luzcruo count3-,I'.i. All persons hav
ing claims against the estate of tho decedent
are reipioited to present them for settlement,
and those Indebted to the cstato to make pay
ment to tbo undersigned, administrator, wltli
out delay.
. JOHN YAI'I.K,
Jan .1 '72 Ct, Administrator.
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
XX ESTATKOP I'UII.11' KISTI.KB, llEO'll.
Lettersof ndmlstrntlou on tho estato or Philip
IvIstler.latoof.Mt. Pleasant towns dp, Coluinbtn,
county, deceased liavo been granted by th, Ileg.
lster of said comity to IleiiJ.imlu Kistler nnd
John K stlcrorsamo place. All persons having
claims against tho estate of tho deeedeut aro re
quested to present them for settlement, and
th'isj indebted lo tbo pstatoto mako payment to
the undcrblgued, administrators, without detay.
HHNJAMIN KIKTLElt,
JOHN KlHTLElt.
Janj'72-Ow. Administrators,
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
GEonan AVeavek ) In tho court of
vs. Icommnuplussof
Jonx K, OinioK. J ColumbUcounty
Nntlco Is hereby given that tho undersigned
auditor, uppoin ted by suld court to make distri
bution of the proceeds of tho Sheriff's Salo had
under said writ, will proceed to the discharge of
Hie duties of his appointment ut the olOceof J.
(I Freeze, hsf., lu iiloomsburg, on Saturday ,ttie
Jdday ol February, lBT.at lo o'clock In tbelore
noou,wlicn nnd u here nil persons hiving claims
upon ibe fund nrl-lng from bald Halo are requlr.
eu to pieseut them to the auditor or bo debarred
from coming In upon Bald fund.
JOHN O. FREEZE,
Jan. 5,72 6w. Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Or 2III1AM IIAICFT., DEC'D.
Letters of Admlulstiutlon, on the estate of
Hiram llaker, Jao ot Jackson township. Co
lumbia county, deceased, havo been granted by
tho Keglstcr of said county to Joshua I-'ritr,
of same place. All persons having claims iu;tlusl
the estato of the decedent ure reoueled tj pre
sent them for betllemeni, aud thuu Indebted to
iiduilnliitmlor, Wltliout delay,
tun t-siaio 10 uiuite payment to ino uuuersigneu,
JaiiM'7J-Cw
j i
OSIIUA FRITZ,
Adimuimruior.
A LMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A LblATC OK l'HILIP MlLLl.lt, PEC'll.
Li'ttcrH of administration on the Ht.itn nr
ridllp .Miller, Into of Centra twp., Columbia
uomuy dee'd., uavobi-en granted by HiBltculHtcr
of bind count;, to lltiilumlu Jlll'er, of Kpy,
i.oi co., lM.,nnil Abrabam li. Hliumnii, of I.linu
lltucc. Col. CO.. I'll. All Dcrboim liuvlni rlniniii
or iti-muiids ukuIusi the decudont aro reuuest-
i'u 10 luaKo inum Known, nun iuo-.e Mnientud
to mako payuicul. 1JKXJAMIN MILI.EU,
At'i Jl. li.. ttllU.MA.N,
Jau:0 7J-Cw AdmlulklruloiK.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
J. raTATE OF OKI). M. 11KAOLE, BEO'U.
I.pttiTs of ndmlnlitiatlouon tbu estato of Geo.
M. Ilcuulo. lato of llemloilc township, Columbia
county, dee'd,, liavo beeii urauled by tlio lu-gis-
ler oi ham coiiuiy in . ii. iiiincr, oi inouut iwp,,
f'filiitiilil-t prninri l'.i. All nt'rsoiiit bavluilclalniH
auaiusl iho totalool tlio dtcudi-ul uro rcnAii'slud
to pit-hi-nl tlii'in lor setllelileut, mid those In
debted to tlio t-Maui to inuUu payment lo tbo
uudubbmtd, lul.uiiilitralor, witnoui neiay.
H. Il.illl.LlUl,
fi-b2'"il-tjA' Adiuiuislrator.
PUBLIC NOTICE. Wlicreaf, by tho
1 llth uctlon of tho Act of the Gcnt ral An
fciinlily ot the Commonwealth of rnu lv-nta,
approved lluy 21 A. 1). 1HI, entitled "An net lor
tbo protection of salmon, blncle Lat-s and other
food flt.li fsuevrly !n1iedli(-d, or to tie Intlod.'c
cd, Into tho rlvem Delawaro mid hiit-qiiehat-na
und llicir tributaries; for tlio piotectlon itUoof
closfs unalnn uulawinl lli-hlni;. and to pieveit
lh lulroiiucllou ol pudutory tlslii s mm tiout
stream!, a id lor other guniai.e purposci.;" 11 Is
made thu duty ot tho mmiuI Murllls ot tho
e-ouulies of fcald Ccninionwctillli timing juris
diction of the streams thereol, whenever Ihey
shall discover, or bo Infoimtd of the existence
of any eontiUaueo foi the cutchtpgof t'-sli.sucli
as mo commonly known us llsh tuskets, ie.1
weirs, kiddles, btush or lusciuo nets, or any
other perninneutly stl n-im.s ot tnklni: tlsh. In
the liatuio ol n seine, to cne tin e'ujs poUie in
two ni wspaj ersol their lesi'i-e-liveiountlit,, thut
the said ie,MriuiieeB me l.in.wn to i.Msi.und
me eleclured cemmon nuli-uiues, and to older
them lo l-i-illMiuuilliil I tl.i ir cwr.tis or n-un-aveis
theieloie, in toilttuilt- to saldni.X,
AAHO r-iUTH, fchinll ul Columbia coun.y,
hereby Klvo
Notice to All Whom it May Concern.
thnt the lentrlvniices fi i lie tnklui; of tlsh lb
said act mentioned arc km un !e exist in tho
Jiorlh Ilianehollhes-iisfiuilitii naiiei,undothcr
streams within the county ol I oltimbtu, thi t tl.e
same are dee-lured to Le ee n liie.u nutsmiees. mid
Hint the owners mid mcinri.eis ot suld eontiiv
uutismo huel-y itqulntl lo e.inr.i nlle i,i,d n
move tr-e Mime within te n ttj s ultt r tie i nWi
e allon he reol, lindil the ni-lilli eif lun ll K l'
siiini- ells mantled and removed, es In suld net It
provided. AAHON Hil'lll.
bhcrlfTof Colmub.a e-ounty, l'n.
ANNOUNCEMENT I
THU HLOOManUKG UTKKAItY issriTurn
AND
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
will open ou
MONDAY, JANUARY 8tb, 1872,
under tlio (-Hiiro control of Ike
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
They lmvo selected ns l'rlnclpnl of tho Insti
tution CHARLES (i. RARKLEY,
n i-cntlemiui whose quallflcallons have been
fully lesled und nroveel lu the NlNli YlIAltS In
v hii'll ho has hud ehart'e of lbn schnnlH of the
County uu s-uperluteudeul ; and Itey ask, and
liavo a rljhtlodemaud for him nud the Ii.stl-
luuon.iiio e'ounuenee aim support or our oven
' lllzens, und or tho ll lends of the nterpiise and
ofeducatlou everywhere. In point ot ennilort,
couveuleiicv aud hcnuiyeif bulldlliiis and sur-
louiiuuiKH, no se-uooi in ine Kiaie surruist h iius;
nud wo lire determined It shall not te second In
ino Kinu. eiuaiuy una tLcrougnnctb oi lueiisei
plmo und culture
CALENDAR.
Thu winter tesnlou of tuclvo wctks will ce.-m-nicuco
on
IVIonday, January 8th, 3.072,
nud close
MARdll Sth.',
The Mpiltii: scaslon of tuclvo vyookH will heylu
MONDAY, APRIL 8tu,
und close
JUNE U8TH.
EXPENSES:
'In It Ion nnd llvnidhif, Includlns vvoiilnt and
heat, for tlio session of twelve wii k, led (0,
ACADEMIC DEPA RTMI3NT.
Tuition for dnv
puplU. aim dollar per wieV,
il, limn fllty to eluhty cents
In the model school.
per week. Uluslp. liinw lne. Pufntlni. Aft.miru
hills ii. o iujuble. euu hilt lu uuv unco und llio
either tiul f ut tho middle of llio session.
j. a. nit r.r. i v. iiituut.
Becretarr. rrHldunt.
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