The Columbian.
Bloomsburg Friday, April 20, 1872.
FRANK C00LEY,
AHHIHTAKT K I) I TO It.
Railroad Timo Tablo.
, LACKAWANNA A IILOOMBBURU It. It.
Norlli. South.
Mall lOiSIA M. filial'. M,
Arctimnodallon 4:15 A.M. lo:V) r. M,
Express l..-'.'8P.M. 11:37 A.M.
CATAWIi-SA It. It. FROM RUPERT STATION
Going North. Going Month
iM P. M, 11:11 A. M,
Drniocrnttc (.'omily CoiiicnUoii.
Notice Is hereby Riven that In pursuance oftho
Rules for the govc rnaiico or tno Democratic parly
of iho County of Columbia, ndoritiil December
iSl, 1ST0, n Convention to elect n Representative
Del .-ilo to tho Htnto Democratic Convention to
Lo li. lit In Reading on tho IWIh day of May, lfc72,
and to clioi. .0 Suinloiliil Conferees to meet sim
ilar Conhucs liom tho counties of Lycoming,
tnilFlvnn mid Montour, will bo held at Iho Court
Houtc, In His Town of Bloomsburg, on TUES
DAY, the tlth day of May, li12, at 2 1 M.
Tho ckcllou of Delegate to tho said County
Couvtlitlon will beheld on SATURDAY.thollth
day of M.iy, ls.2, between tho hoursof thrconud
fcjvcn 1. M,i at tho usual voting places. Delo
gacs to bo Voted for as prescribed by the amend
nd rule".
Ity order Democratic Standing Committee.
U. a, UARKLEY, Chairman.
LOCAL.
The fcub'crlptlou nceounls of II. L.
Blcil'unb.teh having been purchased by
C. 15. Uroclnvny, Eottleiui'iit of tlio snmo
will bo nuulo to him, Instead of C. W.
Sillier, as heretofore.
In nn Imllana county boss aro quoted
ns telling nt two cents per pound. Won
der on what they feed hogs In Indlnna,
.By a typographical error lint week
Mr. M. P. Lutz wnsmatlo to say that ho
had for salo calicoes at 17 conts per yd.
Thoprico should havo been 12 cents.
On Monday last Hev. M.r. Hewitt and
family moved Into tho apartments set
aside for their use In tho Normal School
Buildings.
Ah n mnttcrof information wo should
like to hnow what kind or timo tho
town clock kcepa. It elotH not ngrco
with tho suiijiior tho tallroad ehronoin
eters.nor tho watchc3 of our townsmen.
hat is It ?
Wo havo received tho first number of
a German papor.tlio Haztetin Vollcsblatl
puMibhed at llazlelon by Mouro & San
dors. What wo havo read of it was very
interesting. Tho paper speaks well for
the enterprise of its publishers.
Montour County .scums to claim tho
Hepublican nominee for Congressman.
Tho Montour American hoists tho name
of Dr. J. D. Strawbridgo and tho Inde
pendent favors J. W. Comly ll-.
On Friday evcnitig la3t M. Charles
Johnson of Light Street, was run away
with on Main Sticet and t-pilled out
near Brown's Hotel. Ho was not injur
ed nor was his horso who was caught
at tho Forks Hotel. The shafts of the
buggy wero broken.
Four young foxes wero , lid at tho
"Curb stono Market'' of Tuesday last
for $1,25 each. This Is a now kind of
live stock. If theso little fellows wero
lWso passionately fond of chickens they
would bo worth keeping for pets.
This is tho season when paint and
white- wash aro in utiivers.il demand,and
tho nrlNts in botli of tht'jo materials
And plenty of employment. Itisro
ni.irkablo how much tho appearance of
buildings can be improved byajudici
oti application of cither white lead or
lime.
We havonot heard of any trout fUhing
s yet and ore led to beliovo that tho
wortther hps been too cold for them to
Lite too cold to bo hutipry you know.
I'erlmps they get cold-, in their heads,
In which easo we can understand their
v.u.t of appetite.
After a day of balmy softne-.B tho er
ratic weuther elerk changed tho loin
pt'Mture in tho nienl abrupt way, and
tin- overcoats which hud been laid libido
wei ounce more brought Into requisition.
Market gardeners antl lovers of early
vegetables were highly dlt-guatcd of
e'tiUlai',
Capt.C. B. Brock way Is suffering with
severe iufi limitation of tho oyes, which
prevents his attending to any business,
lie is recovering, though somewhat
'v.;y, and hopes to bo in condition In
ilit eutir-o of a week or two. IIo has
h'jwver iron" to Philadelphia under
tr .ttment at l lie Inlhhinry.
Tho ni.t-.m wml: nfthu unw Hotel
l't.i.iling has been pu-hed forward to
vigorously that the front foundation
will's havobrvn completed. Mr. Sterner
(Mcntly means business and des.ems
commendation for his energy. A largo
force of masons Is employed.
" Aly" Bogart was arrested and bound
over to appear at May Court by Enquire
Mooro of Buckhorn, on Friday last,
charged with beating his wife. Poswell
Full; became Ids security. Bogart Is
already under bail for a similar of
fence, Israel Heller and William Qlger
being his bondsmen.
Dr. F. Fleshutt ofLapotto, Sullivan
Cuuuty was robbed on Friday last in
Philadelphia of his wallet containing
somo f3t),000 In stoeks.bonds&c. besides
ST) in cash. Tho report states that ho
fell in with a party of nice ycung meti
"t tno Opera, upon whoso sudden dlsup
pearanco ho misled Ids money.
An exchange stales that 'tho Mem
phis batiks aro overflowing with tho
rout of all ovll." As Iho "Iovo of
money" is said to bo this root wo should
Ut:o to know where Iho paper gels lis
authority for bo outrageous an assault
upon tho bank ofilcers of that city, and
alto whether tuch olllceis aro more
avaricious than elsowhero in the Stato
of Teuntss'ce.
A Coroner's inquest was held last Sim
day at Ilupert on tho body of n little
Ritl named Kva Cronen who died quito
tuUdenly tho day beforo. Her mother
charged Dennis Donovan tho child's
step father with having kicked thochlld
in Ettch a manner ns to havo caused
death. 'Iho post mortem examination
mmlo by l)rs. Beber and Turner failed
to dtf cover any external marks of vio
lence, and a verdict of death irotu con
gestion of tho brain was rendered, tho
Drs. having stated that us tho causo of
death.
Six children In MM Hollow afow
days ago, whllo hunting artichokes,
catno acro33 poison hemlock, which bo
lug palatablo to their tasto was oaten
freely, tho result of which was they
wcroall taken sick and two died before
medical nld could arrive, tho other four
will got well. llccordqfthc Times.
Hphinci chickens not heavy In weight
but very much so as regards prico aro
quoted In neighboring towns. Wo havo
seen nono as yot In our markets and
under tho abovo conditions aro not anx
ious lo do so.
Undkii tho warm sun of tho past few
days tho wheat fields havo taken a fam
ous start and now look bright and green.
Considering tho difficulties under which
tho gralu has labored for many weeks
tho prospect is unexpectedly reassuring.
i i
All tilings point to SnrliiL' at hist.
Tho trumps tiro on tho movo ; tho organ
grinders havo made their nnnn.ir.innn
oven a wondering pedler or two has
turned up. All theso choice blessings
which naturo vouchsafes to us with tho
buds and flowers and birds, unlto to
proclaim tho advent of brighter and
warmer dayti.
Tho Scranloti 77;;ira gtivs it is no won-
dor that hundreds of people In Hydo
ran: aro sick, as near by, In an excava
tion In tho L'rotttid. nro twentv i1p.uI
hogs, who died from hog cholera, and
wero thrown Into tho holo. thoro in lln
and rot.and breed pestilence and death.
This looks as though that neglected lo
cality neeedd a Board of Iloalth.
Tho blackbirds ill Minnesota have In
creased to such nn extent that thiy
navo uceomo nuisances and Hie Inhabi
tants are Investing heavily in strych
nine fir poisoning them. Tho West
seems to havo ubsorbed most .of tho
birds of into years and they are growing
more scarco in this region every season.
Tho giadingof Third Street basbemm
and tho work will bo expedited as much
as possible, ns H Is renuired to he dnim
within thirty days from tho 17th 1ml.
Main Street is greatly In need of tho
same attention, as Its hills and valleys
aro moro numerous than is either pleas
ant or sightly. Wo trust that this, the-
main artery of travel through our town
may bo speedily placed in proper condi
tion. A singular fact in relation to small
pox lias been recently stated in a Boston
Court. Tho city physician cites several
cases of tho diecaso whero tho patients
had bcDn afflicted in a similar manner
before. This knocks all tho satisfaction
out of having recovered from tho disease;
bcc.uis3 it ha3 always been thought im
possible to liavo it a second time. Peo
plowho havo gotio through tho ordeal
will take notico and not crow over thoir
neighbors who havo not had it.
Tiir. Canal. Superintendent Owen,
of Berwick, informs us that tho water
will bo let into tho North Branch Ca
nal Thursday night. Tho canal will then
bo ready for uso in a very short timo
and boats will commenco running at
once. Tho indications are that tho sea
son will prove exceptionally lucrativo
to boatmen, and that tho freights will
reach a larger figure than over before.
ScraiUon Republican.
Mr. Sylvester Fox of this town whilst
driving to Espy on Monday ovening
met with an accident no'tr Troup's brldgo
over tho canal, by which ho was severely
bruised about tho faco and head. His
horses, took fright, it is said from tiio
noise caused by a passing traiu, and
darted from tho road into tho canal.
Mr. Foxjumped front tho buggy and re
ceived tho injuries named. Tho buggy
was badly broken butthohoracs escaped
without serious injury.
Certain lladical journals arogrumbling i
at tho expenses of tho McCluio-Gray
contested election committee and clurg.
ing Mr. Buckalew with tho responsibil
ity of tho amounts. This is all very
pretty.but if it had not been forKadical
rottenness and corruption thcro would
havo been no Committee nor any con
test. Virtuous editors of the Radical
pprsua-ioti hud bettjr elevoto their
growlings to the proper persons, tlioao
who,e rascality compelled tho formation
of tho Committee.
It -to i teem a littlo unjust that men
Should lie compelled to removo their
hats at places of public amusement un
der pain of abuse by tho audionco and
interl'ercnceoftliepolico.and yet women
can attend theso exhibitions with their
hair hoapul a couplo of f.jt, abovo tho
tops of their heads, and no one can tiiy
them inij . Theso modem bend i!rcfs
ob.curo moro of tho btago than Iwieo
their Lumber of hats. Top-knot couie
down.
The Luzarno county Democrat lo Con
ventlon metlnWllkes Barreon Tuesday
last and recommended Hon. Heudrlck
B. Wright for Governor, Asa It. Bruit
dugoaudF. W. aunster as Senatorial
delegates and Charles L. Lambcrton,
John Nealon, Cleorgo W. Search and
Dr. A. L. Cressler us Representative
delegates to tho Stato Convention. Geo.
Sanderson was recommended as a delo
gato at largo to tho Constitutional Con
vention. Tho delegates to tho State
Convention wero instructed to support
Chief Justice) Thompson for ro-nomin-atiou.
A cow whoso curiosity or tippetito
eiceedod her discretion placed herself
in an uncomfortable mid ludicrous posi
tion, lately, In tho nelghbohrood of tho
post-ofllce. Sho had been investigating
tho contents of a barrel which stood on
a vacant lot near by and by sumo means
fastened it securely to her head. With
this absurd head drees sho danced (a
cow-tllllon probably) into tho public
Highway. Numerous persons went to
her relief but It was only aftersuniotlmo
and much exertion that sho was relieved
from her unpleasant situation. It was
tho first live beef wo over saw barrelled.
The looslcvs who resido in tho neigh
borhood of our sanctum aro certainly
weak minded. These- absurd birds burst
forth into crowing of tho most exuber
ant kind at odd hours of tho night and
tho effect which is produced on their
liearcr-i, who aro Just thinking of re
tiring, is most peculiar, something of
tho "Won't go homo 'till morning"
feeling. Tho truth is that chickens aro
tho stupidest creatures on earth and wo
havo no doubt that every hen who lays
an egg Is a great deal moro astonished
to seo It lhan is any ono elso, not having
tho falntnit Idea how It got there.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Soveral persons nro said to havo been
Injured at Apalaclilcolii by thooxploslon
ofn nogrt) who carelessly drank somo
water after eating half a peck of dried
npplcs. lix.
Tho newspapers do occasionally con.
tain statements of very dubious veracity
but wo aro Inclined to think Ihoro may
bo truth In tho abovo. It Is perfectly
well known thai dried apples when wot
will swell and If that colored person
only ato enough of them and drank suf
ficient water aftcrwnrd wo cannot seo
why ho 8hottld'nt burst. What was to
hinder him ? Tho fact of by-standcrs
being injured Is merely corroboratlvoj
they must havo been moro or less hurt
by a fellow going to pieces In that vio
lent way. Odd case, though, Isn't it.
Acting tinder asovero pressure of duty,
wo absolutely wasted a quarter of an
hour this week endeavoring to dccldo
whether a "Dolly Vardou" of tho most
vigorousstylowasaslatrcarpetoradrcss
pattern. Tho figures on It wero a littlo
largo fur a carpet but tho stuff looked
too heavy for a dresS,so between tho Iwo
wo did not arrlvo at any satisfactory
conclusion and havo'ul yet. If it was a
dress It must be very pretty two orthreo
miles distant when seen through a tele
scope. If It was a stair carpet It won't
need any camphor to keep moths out,
for no sauo Insect of that persuasion
would alight on It.
Saturday last was tho first day of the
newly instituted "curb-stone market"
and it was a success. Thero was a gen
eral attendance of purchasers and tho
tiado was a brisk ono. Wo havo no
doubt that this market will provoa great
convenience to our citizens, especially
If tho dealers will provldo themselves
Willi articles which aro usually moro or
les rcarco, such its butter for instance.
Tiiis highly prized lubricator of tho
c&ophagus was not to bo found in any
great quantity and thereby divers per
sons wero disappointed.
Provide provisions purveyors nud
please purchasers.
The names of tho Iwo men mentioned
in lasl week's Columhiax as having
bet it drowned at Wapwollopen were
J. hn Bellu, son of tho superintendent
of the Powder works, and Silas Smith,
a teamster. Tho boat in which' they
t re crossing tho river was so loaded
as to allow Hie water to rush In, fright
ening tho horses and leading to the
upsetting of tho craft. Two hundred
dollars reward has been offered by
Belin's father for the recovery of his
son's body, and tho Messrs. Dupont
offer $100 for the body of either Bulin or
Smith. Up to this writing wo have not
heard of tho finding nf tho bodies. A
careful watch is kept at the Berwick
brldgo but it is probable that tiio cur
rent lias carried them further down Iho
river.
At a meeting of tho Town Council on
Wednesday of last week, all of tho mem
bers rccontly elected, with thcoxeeption
of W. B. Koons, took the oath ofofllcc
Tho following resolution was adopted.
Jlesolccd: That it is inexpedient and
Improper for tho Town Council of tho
Town of Bloomsbttrg to appoint any
ono of its own members to any position
or post of profit either in its own organ
ization on in tno carrying on or any
general or local improvement.
E. C. Barton was elected Street Com
missioner. Adjourned until Tuesday
April 23d.
Counsel met on Tuesday pursuant lo
adjournment. Mr. Judah Boono presen
ted a paper asking for tho prohibiting
oftho running at largo of cattle in -tin?
town and requested that an ordinance
to that effectbo drawn. Mr. Koous.who
was appointed a Committee to ascer
tain the prico of Hook and Ladder Truck
reported prico $1000. W- B. Koons
member elect, declined to servo o
member of Council.
Communicated.
I.e.ef ST TOWNSHIP INSTITUTES.
These institutes wero organized ,ly
I ho school directors of said townshln.
and havo been successfully conducted
lor tnrco winter terms ot .ciioo . Tin.
objects in view havo been tho ad vauee
mentand encouragement of tho teacher
in his profession. Both of the. o havo
been accomplished. Wo havo carefully
watched the proceedings of tho insti
tute rd marked tho results in th,
school-room. Therefore wodo not lies
itate to make tho abovo assertion. For
merly, it was thought any person could
obtain a school in Locust township and
wo aro sorry to havo to acknowledge tho
truth of the assertion, in a great degtee.
But aincu thu organ iz it ion of teacher's
institutes, Uio uneducated and mulls
elplined have gradually been removed,
and their pluc-s tilled by more compe
tent persons. At prc-ent wo can bonst
of as good a corps of teachers as any
township in tho County.
That tho teachers nro oncoiuuged and
nppre 'Into tho wl-dom and generosity
of tli ir director , i ; manifest by u piece
read before Mm tc ik'liwM and nnltii n
number (if the citizens at iCerutown, P
March lti. VvV Imvc no roum for com i!
lilp.itti lif.i-n t
Attliosatuo lini" a Counting-home
Dictionary was awarded, by tho teach
ers, to Unities Yost for spelling correct
ly tho greatest number of words out of
a hundred selected by Mr M. W.
Ntiss of Bloomsburg. The exorcise was
interesting and beneficial. Wo cannot
close thlsarticlo without expressing our
sincere thanks to tho school-board who
havo elono so nobly during tho past
llireo years in encouraging teachers,
building school houses und advauclng
tho came of cducatiuii in various ways.
Wo ourucstly hope tho hoard who aro
about to take their places will consider
well tho success of their predecessors,
and tho cairni thereof, mid continue tho
good work until Locust township shall
stand among tho first as au educational
community. II.
Hook Xotltes
"Back-Loo Studies."
Another of theso charming papers by
Warner, who has been called "Charles '
Lamb's new Wc"appoars in tho May .
Scrlbner's. Warner himself calls thi-;
statement of his Publishers who quoted
it from tho Now York Mall, " Your vie
rnttt alhtflh mi Chnvlca r.fitnt Drrtli.
nbly no series of papers published foi
i-iiis i nil luu.U'ieti pu lllliuil luieillioil
and elicited so much praise.
Wo havo been reading of lato propho
sies as to tho weather of tho coming
summer but havo found tho most di
verso opinions expressed, Equally
pluuslblo theories nro advanced to provo
that it will bo wet and that it will bo
dry. A very good authority in Berks
county bus given ids opinion that it Is
to bo a good season for wheat, but many
others stato thu opposite, Tho fact Is,
that tho only way wo havo obtained sat
isfaction is by firmly refusing to believe
any of theso prophets. Wo proposo to
wait till summer comes, when wo will
know all about It, ami so wo adviso our
readers. Weather prophets aud alma
nacs aro not worth a button on atmos
pherical probabilities.
Itcsohitlons.
Ata regular mcotlngofCatawlssaLodgo
No. 028 I. O. of G. T. hold April lflth,
1872 tho following preamble and resolu
tions wero adopted,
WiiKHF.AH, It has plonsod Almighty
Cod in his ltiflnlto wisdom to call unto
himself our beloved sister Mrs. Harriot
Kills, mid
ll'icrc, Tho husband by her doath
has lost a kind, loving, and affecttonalo
wifo, tho lodgo and church au earnest
and faithful member, und a largo clrclo
of acquaintances a dovotcd friend, there
fore bolt
Jlcsolved, That in our departed sister
wo always found a loving and dovoted
friend, whoso amlablo disposition and
many virtues endeared her to all who
know her ; and that whilst wo deeply
mourn her los3 wo rejoico that wo aro
ulilo to bear testimony to tho Christian
llfoofour beloved sister and her final
glorious triumph over tho hist enemy.
Jlcsolved, That whllo wo bow submis
sive to tho will ofourlleavc.ily Father
wo are assi'rcd that Ho who ilooth all
things has only had In mind, In this af
flict ion, tho eternal good of our departed
sister and of it who lemaln, and that
thcreforo wo would notsor.ow as those
without hope; but, looking f irward to a
happy reUDlon In Ills Glorious King
dom,accept this adtnonltlonloftho short
ness and uncertainty of this life, and of
tho necessity of doing with our might
ho will of our Father while It is called
to-day.
Jtesah-ed, That wo deeply sympathlzo
with ihe family of our lato sister feeling
assured that IIo who has called her
away from oarlh t ) brighter scenes
abovo will also bind up tho broken
heart.and wipe away tho tearsof sorrow.
A'eso-rceThat tho charter of tholodgo
and ofl!e rs recalia bo droned in mourn
ing for twenty days, and that a copy of
ineso resolutions uo prceniau to mo
family of tho deceased and that they bo
published in tno county papers.
L. II. Kline. 1
rs.
Co
P. 11. Baldy. K'om.
F. P. Manhaut,
(!(Hs!p With Our Headers.
Tact lies been defined ns "ready
power of appreciating and doing what
is required by clrcumstaucos," but tho
definition might havo been so extended
as to havo road, "also an ability to foro-
second avoid elisagrecoblo subjectH.cotn
blncd with a skill to do Just what is
expedient and proper when unavoida
hie." It Is tho choicest gift to man and
about the rarest. Thero is no limit to
be placed to the power of this extraor
dinary faculty, eitlter lu tho business
or gonial world. It is moro succes-ful
than genius, moro potent than riches;
it makes friends whero all elso fails and
converts bitter enemies into enthusias
tic admirers. It has placed men in tho
highest ranks, in iovo, war, wealth and
power. It has saved tho lives and lands
of its possessors, and carried them tin
scathed through tho turbulent storms
of persecutions aud revolutions. Tho
majority of men do not exhibit tact or
at best in but a limited way, and thero
aro thousands who have it not at all
As has been said of them "If ono wero
go unfortunate as to havo lost a near re
lative by hanging they would porsist
in discussing tho question of capl'al
punishment ;" in other words if there
wero any subject peculiarly unpleasant
to you and which you heartily wished
to avoid, that would bo tho ono their
ill luck and blindness would lead them
to discourse upon. Tact enables ono to
steer clear of the shoals and quicksands
of conversational intercourao and to
avoid touching upon soro points which
no man's life is without ; to spy tho right
word at tho right timo and to say tho
wrong worel at uo timo ; to humor tho
peculiarities of one's friends and ac
quaintance whilst maintaining one's
own Independence and honesty. There
is no deception, no hypocrisy, uo assum
ing of virtues when you havo them not,
but a practical carrying out of tho
Golden Rule. "Do unto others as you
would they should do unto you." Tact
is impossiblo to many, perhaps most
men. It is to a great extent nn inborn
faculty, requiring, howover, constant,
watchful, study of men, carefulness
ir. speech and a quick perception of tiio
fitncsiof things. But this watchfulness
and carowill do much to creato it when
none exists. It will at least save tho
grosser offences against good tasto and
good breeding which wodaily observe;
it will teach consideration for others
and in so far as it is undo the guiding
ur.'nciplo of life, s ) far will it advance
tho interests and ensure tho successor
hltri who practices it.
Men .of inferior ability have, i's His
tory himf-hown lime after time, attained
positions ij which tlu-ir abilitlei would
hardly have- entitled them by Jhu pro
di nt oxerdJi.' of tact nud judgment. As
a power in ihi- .vorlil t ict ranks high
ah ive gouim, voilth or place. With
tact either of the iluvo piovi s irrslsti
bio. To tho School directors ot Columbia Comity.
Uknti.esikn: In inusuioico of Iho torty-thlid
section of tho Act of Mh May, 1S5(, aud isupnlo.
menti tlieieto, you aro heuby uotlllci to meet
lu Convention, at tho Couit Housc.lu lllojm..
burg, on tho riHST TllllSDA Y IN MA', A. I).,
1S" I, being tho buveuth day of Iho Month, at imcj
n'cluclc lu thoKfleruoon, and selict n'ra voce, by a
mnjurlty of thu wholo number or Directors ires
t ul, ono person of IllpiaiyRiidscIentllle aciiutro.
mints, and ot blclll und vstpcileucs lu the art o
teuchliii,-, a County iSunerlnteudeut, lor the
tlueo hacccedlug yeaibi dt'tcrmlue the amount
of compeubatlon for the- bume, and certify the
lcqulred by law.
C. G. I1AUKLEY,
County KuperlutcnUeut of Columbia Co.
Illooiiibburg, I '.I., April ID, 1S72.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
The following gentlemen havo directed us lo
announce Ihelr uuiues us Candidates lor the
Olllco of Kill eilutcudt-nt of Common (Schools of
this county.
M. W. NUSS
or rii.oousuouu,
WILLIAM II. SNYDER
OF OAT.UV1SSA.
WILLIAM BURGESS
or auKExwoot) township.
DEATHS.
W i:is-On April Slid ls7J Joseph Weiss. Hrof
Madison twp aged Oil yours, f uiouthi, !i days.
MARRIAGES.
Wi:i.l,IVt:U-JOIINKON'.-Ou tho Clilli of Jim.
IW2 by thu llev, 'ihomus II. Iteeco jilr Daniel,
V. Wcllhcrtu Miss Liuiiia, J. Jolniboii both ol
Jcrsctuwii l'u.
llAUItlON-LAUDAClI-Aprll lsth 1ST bv
Iti'V. II. Wilson Mr. Joseph II, Harrison of
iowu i.ine i.uzcrno ui,, 10 au.s uuod.i Ann
Luubacli of Ileulou.
GOOliMAN-l'EUSON-Ou iho lubt, by the Ituv,
wiuium j. l.yer, mr. luuici iinoiimatl, lo ails'
Harriet l'Ubon, of Mautuua City, t'j.
HilUMAN' imsa-Ontbobumodav l.vlhi. km,i,.
Mr. Wtlltuiu T. Khuuiuii.or Main township, to
:MU. liullun J. Hess, of LV liter township,
. MARKET REPORTS.
Ulaoiustuii-K Market.
Wht-itper biibhui
Hyt?
Corn "
Oats. "
Klourper bun el
Cloversetd
Flaxbeed
Hutlor
Kwy
Tallow ....
rotntoc h m H
lined Appltb
Hums.
(sides undHhouideru
IjiiU per pound -
Uuy per tnu , ,
81.60
to
... !
X IU
, h W
1 60
, KO
S3
11)
10
10
17
i 'a
10
into
srr.ci.Ui sorters.
Buown t Joneo. Wlio aro thoy
Thoy aro an enterprising young firm
lately csiaoiisiicti in iuuwiskiihum iiuiu
tho astonishing nmnuiil of Dry Goods
thov sell 1c ovldent that Iho tieonlo
nro attracted by their low prices. Thoy
aro in constant receipt 01 ircsu goons
from Now York. They sell only fo'
cash, giving tho buyer every posslblo
odvantngo derived from this plan. A
visit to their storo will convinco mo
reader of theso facts. n 1-tf.
Hem lock townshln noes to I.W.
Harlman's cheap ready pay store.
tl fi i-fwwmn t ntt.tiol.t. L,,..a lni- rrnmla
at tho cheap storo of I. W. Horttnan.
Mount Pleasant coos to tho nlaco
whero everybody goes, I.W. Hartman's
cneap store.
rt j t . ft. I . , .. 1 . L r
uo lu uuw ivuuiu s nnu gut uuu ui
those easy running farm wagons.
Rincbono and snavln permanently
cured by J03. Garrison, Bloomsburg,
ra. apr vi at
CoLUJiniA county, mado up of all tho
townships, calls every day at I. W.
Hurtman's cheap ready pay store.
2.809 yards of Calico. Muslins. Tick
ings and DrcssGood to arrive this week
at I. W. Hartman's.
A good assortment of black and whito
lncesamd embroidery opposito tho Court
House, Miss A. 1). Webb.
Go to tho Book Storo opposito tho
uniri iiousa lor won rapcr.
Maize at tho Mammoth Grocery has a.
moro than usually fltio stock of Groceries
and Provisions. Fruits. Nuts Ac. His
establishment Is tho most complolo of
us Kitiu in town and is wen worth visit
ing, If only to sco how well arranged
and well filled it is.
A lot of slates of different slzc3.wholo
sale and retail at tho Book Storo opposito
mo uourt House.
Tho Hotel nt Rohrsbtirg, formerly
kefrt by J. V. Gillaspy, will bo opened
on tho first of May next by F. M. Kline.
Tho homo has been put lu thorough ro
pairand no pains will bo spared to ren
der it comfortableand pleasant forgursts.
nl7-2t.
TiiiiTruk (litouNns or CoNKinKNen. Whence
eonies that llrm reliance, tint absolute, un
iloubtliii! fiillh In tho elllcacy of llostetter's
8tomacli Hitters ns a remedy for Indigestion, bit
lousdtsoriletH.lntermlttentnnd remittent fevers,
which notoriously rievall In ll parts of
the United SStates? This conddenco has been
growing for twenty years, and It Is still extend
ing. It is unt tho result of creilulltv ; It has not
been engendered by any human device, but Is
the spontaneous and national consequence of
cxptrlenco. What mioplo beo dally going un
der their own eyes they cannot question, .hen
faiultloj In unhealthy districts that resort to
this wholesome vegetable tonic, as n preventive,
esc.vno periodical levers, and their ltnmedlato
nelgnboi-H, who neglect llils precaution, aro
prostrated by the disease, how Is It poslhlo that
iho phenomenon should be without Its lesson?
In Ulco manner when It Is seen thai obstinate
eaves of dyspepela, of liver complaint, of con
sUpatlon, of nervous weakness, and or general
debility, yield to tho operation of the famous
remedy, how can oven incredulity Itself with
hold Its endorsement? Eyewitnesses ofthe salu
tary ell'ecLsof tho blltcrsaieto be found In every
civilized settlement on this continent. Tho thou
sands upon thousands whoowe thclrrcstonitlou
to health and strength, or their preservation
from sickness, to Its extraordinary medicinal
proner'.les, nro enthusiastic In Its praise. The
multitudes who recommend it In a neighborly
way to their friends and acquaintances, as well
as those who make public their estimate of its
virtues, are always ready to state their reasons
for the' Mllli that is In them. TLjy have all cither
felt or witnessed Its beneficent operations.
C.vsrontA abiibstltute for Castor Oil nvetfet
nble pieparatlon containing neither Minerals,
-Morphine nor Alcohol. It is pleasant to take,
does not nauseate, und operates when all other
remedies failed. Dr. ritcher has experimented
llfleeu years In producing a preparation more
elllcleut than Castor Oil, without Its horrid tabte.
Tno Castorla regulates the system s cures con
btipatlon, stomach ache, croup aud flatulency,
aud kills worms. It does not distress or gripe, Dy
its quieting, soothing effect It produces natural
sleep, und Is particularly adapted to crying and
teething children.
Wo iteslro Physiclaus to test this article, nud
will forwaid turco bottles unTls to the address
or nny ono bo authenticated. Insist that your
druggist order it for you. It costs butW cents,
and ono bottle will bavo many doctor's bills.
uldlw
Important Testimony !
Tho following letters are among tho many we
aro constantly .ccelvlug liom persons whe havo
been cured by
St'henck'ss Pulmonic Syrup,
Sclieiick's Sen Weed Tonic,
a!nd
Suhenck's Miuulruke Pills.
le unsgrovt, Salem County, Xtw Jersey.
FEIlKUAltr 27, 1872.
Dr. J. II. SCHENCIC, N. E. corner Sixth and Arch
streets, l'lilladL-lphla,
Hebpected hlr I talto pleasure In adding my
testimony to that of tho ninny others who have
been cured by the elllcacy of Scuoiick's Pulmonic
Syrup, Hea Weed Tonic, nud Mandrake I'ills.
Consumption has been hereditary with my
family, mobtot Its members having died ol it ut
early uges, My mother nnd three brothers died
at tho uge of one biothernt 27, and my sister
at 1:1.
I was, when about 31 years, belied with liver
complaint, which rapidly developed Into l'ulmo
pniy Consumption, I was compelled to relin
quish my employment (that of a blucKsmtth )
lcoubiilled skillful and eminent physicians
aud tried many patent nostrums, but without
success, so that my Irlcmts wtre hure tiiat there
was no hope of my recovery, lor I wab reduced
Irom 11U pounds to 101, and was not ablo lo do
anything without asslblance.
lly what X now look upon ns n Piovldeutlal In
t position, 1 was Induced to try your remedies,
aim placo luyseli under jour tieatmcut, and bo
i-.ipld and thorough was my recovery, that it
seemed as thou ,jh bomo superhuman power was
at work, and to-day I urn us well us at any time
during my llle. 1 weigh 15J pounds, urn 3D years
uld.Hiid lor some timo havo been regularly at
tjuitiugto my business, bidding fair to Uvotua
goo t old ago.
i uin iiiauuiui iu yuu ueyomi expression lor
h iving placed mo lu a position v Herein 1 am a
In-nclll Instead of a buidcii to my family,
Your MamliuUo I'lllsarothu onlv mediMnn r
ever Hat) now, I think tliey nro the beat lu the
woriu,
I can re'er you to hunduds of iny neighbors
who will verily a ! 1 lmo written, nud miy In
formation uuy ol my fellow clli.jns may desiie
will bo finely uud tliidly glv. u. unuu rccclntu!
btatup, by Vour-i, etc.
.""i. I, 111. V, 11 1,
Eicy HVest, ria., 1'eli. 10,
D.-.J. ll.bCIIKNClf, N. II. cor. Htxth aud Arch
hirtcis I'liiiaueipiua.
h.,,-S,rMl!lv,l (,)PUI(I iu,llp.l.trnm.. .Iv
bottles Hea Weed Tonic aud twelve bullies i'ut
luoulcSyiup. our medicines aro o bucli value that I can
not be wlliioul Iheoi lu my household, uud lu
tact no lainlly bhould be without them.
IhuvftKlveu tbeui n hilrtesi, nud openly de
cl.uu them lu be even better than you clulm.
veiy rcupecuuiiy youis, ao
W. A. WUITKHUUST.
1'niiaAiiLiMiiA. Mutch i isrv.
Dr. J. ll.hCHI.NuK,
Hctpcucu isir 1 mice pieasuru lu awarding to
you till eertllicilo of the wonderful cure our
PttltiiunteByiupauUHeA Weed Toulo produced.
My inru.it nun uroucuiai tuues weiu so highly
liulumed that it was almost liu possible lor mo to
bwiillow my luod.
i inr. on a vit.lt to luv uncle. Mr. (Miarles .Tntm.
sou, No, 012 Fedeial Btreet, who says your medi
cines Liibi-u mm iiuiu uimusbueuui uiieruu oili
er means had tailed, aud ho having, therefore,
fall lontldeuce lu the virtue or your remedies,
strongly lecommeuded mo to try them. I did
so. una In uuo wetk trout the tlmu I commenced
lakiug them my thioat underwent a very great
chaugo lor thu better, bo that 1 could cut my
ueiils without any uluTculty or pain. I cau
beuieelyliud words to express mygriiutudelor
iuu cany icnui yuur luvuiuauiu lueuiciues pro
duced upon me, aud 1 deem It but uuuet ot gratl
tuduto give you tho acknowledgement ol my
uppieclallou, Yours respeciiully.
HACllEL M. JACillW.
No. ltd Wobt Thlrly-thlrd street, New Vork.
SCIIENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEA WEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS.
Theso aro tho only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Cousumptlou. Dr. Bcheuck has been
In constant practice over thirty years coutlnu-
hiij Hauiiut.n .Mug", nuu uuun. u-cj.i;ii4u,
II properly taken, will cure Cousumptlou, His
iuuuuruuu i ins cieuiiau iuu iivoruuu siomacu ;
his kei Weed Tonto dissolves tho lood. stimu
lates the coating of the stomach, and makes It
digc.it, Ills Puliuoulo Hyrup ripens tbeunitter,
aim nature Uirun s It oil without uuy uiertlou,
Price of tho l'lilluotilc Byrup und Hen Weed
10IUL-, i,aj per uoiue, or 91 w per lieu uueeu,
Muudiaku Pills ti cents per box.
PnUI'AHIJl) ONLY AND 10 U BALE DY
J. II. SCHENCK & SON,
JS. E, Corner BlXTHaud AltUH Htrcets,
l-llILAUtLl-lllA,
Aud by Druggists and Dealers generally,
JOHNSTON, 1I0LL0WAV& COWDEN,
C02 AltCII BritEET, PUILADELl'lUA.
HViot'wnft! Agents.
apf 12. W!-ty.
B
ERNHARD BTOHNElt
Would Inrr.rm Ma friends l.i:il ifie tiltljllo that
ho has taken possession ot
THE OXiU STA-lsTO,
In the. Exchfttifrn ninelf. ftn tons occlinled by htm
and will carry on the business ofn
FIR8T.0LAS8 BAKERY,
He brings to the business An experience ot many
years and assures tho community that be will
furnish the liestof bread, eakes.rollt.blscult, Ac,
fresh every day. He proposes also to keep on
hand a largo and well assorted stock of
FINE CONFECTIONERY,
of all grades. French candles and those of do
mcstto mannfacture.always to be had, wholesalo
and retail at lowest rates. Adjoining the Dakery
and Confectionery Is a well estaullsncd
RDSTATOANT,
Whero may ho found Ale and Lnger, and llo
ircshmenls, Oysters In season and the various
little clcllciick-f which suit the public taste. There
Is also n
FINE ICE CREAM SALOON,
over tho conlectlonery storo, where ladles and
gentlemen can obtain tho best of Ice Cream In
season.
A lair share of the public custom Is requested
and no pains win uesparoaio ensure suusmc-
' nhrll ?fl '72.1 f
lion.
A Mklancuolv Hukak-Down. There nro
lively break-downs Hint mako an audience
laugh, and there are sad nnd sorrowful break
downs that make tho ltlud-hearted grlevo. To
tho latter clais belongs the enervation of body
nnd mind which Is usually called "c.eneral do
blIlty,"or"nervousweakneB9," and which, when
neglected, too olten terminates In atrophy and
death. A wholesome medicated stimulant Is the
ono thing nodod lu cases of thlsdcscrlptlon,aud
science nnd expcrlenco unite 111 pointing to
Plantation Hittkhs ns the true specific. The
fact that It combines the properties of an Invlg
ornnt with thoso of a regulator and alterative. In
exnctl" tlio proportions necessary to produce a
radical change lu tho tonoof tho system, and the
ncttou of tho dlgestlvo nnd secretive organs. Is
nn unanswerable arsumentln Its favor as a gen.
crnl restorative.
GRIIOR.S Ol" YOUTH.
Kvery nen'ons Young Man In the Union, will
receive, free, a lteclpethat wUl prove ablcsbtng
through life, ly nddresslnK. In eonfldence,
Box 5172 P. O.
Cedar Bt,,N, Y.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
kstate ok riiiLip w. stkklv, nxe'n.
Letters ot administration on the estate of
Philip W. Htcely, lato of licaver twp Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the
licgisicroi sniucouuiy to Alien mauu, auminis
traior. All nersons having clalmsacalnst the cs-
tato of thu decedent are requested to present
luem lor beiiieiueui, nnu iiiuso mueuitu iu iuu
estate to mako payment to tho undersigned, ad
ministrators, without delay.
ALLEN MANN,
April. 12,'2-6w Administrator.
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
JZX. ESTATE OP l'KTF.H 11AUCK, DEO'D,
Letters of ndmlstrallon on tho estate of Peter
Jlauclc, lato of heaver township, Columbia
county, ucceaseii navo oeen granicu oy mo lieg
Istcr of said county to John Hauck nud Nathan
ltredbender, of same place. All persons having
claims ngatnst tho estate of tho decedent are re
quested to present them for settlement, and
Iho.sa Indebted to tbo estate to mako payment to
tho undersigned, administrators, without delay.
NATHAN IlltlinllENDEIt,
lnchL'J'iS-div. Administrators,
JNCORI'ORATION.
Notice is hereby given, that on tlio 171 ti day of
Feb. A. li. ls7J.sundrv Inhabitants uf Columbia
county, preseiitcdapetlttou tothe Courtol Com-
mou rieus oi baiu couuiy, praying me sam uourt
to grant n Charter or Incorporation to the Fair
view Fish Company of Catawlssn Township Pa.
with the rights and privileges therein slated,
nnd if uo hulllclcut causo Is shown to the con
trary on the ilrst day of next term, tlio prayer ol
the petitioners will be granted, according to the
Act of Assembly lu such case made and pro
vided. It. II. HINOLEIt.
April 5th 72-lt. Prothonotary.
REGISTER'S NOTICES.-NOTICE is
hereby given to all legatees, creditors and
other persons Interested tn tho estates of tho re
spective decedents and minors, that the fol low
ing administration and guardian nccounts have
been tiled In the olllco ol-the Uegister or Colum
bia county, nud will bo presented for confirma
tion and allowance In the Orphans' Court, to be
held in Ilioomshurg.on Wednesday, the Mb day
of May, 1872, at 2 o'clock In the allernoou of
said day :
1. Tho first aud final account of Joslah 11. Krlti,
administrator of Margaret Frits, late of Hngnr
lonf township, deceased.
2. Tho final account of John W. Hunter, ad
mtuLstrnlor of Albert Hunter, lato of Pine tp.,
deceased.
3. The account of Isaac L. Cryder, Executor of
Mary C. Cryder, late of the borough or llcrwlck,
deceased.
A. The first nnd final account of Win, Masttller
administrator tlebontinon, of Christiana llelch
ard, late of Madison tp., deceased.
5. The final account of Abrain S. McNeill, ex
ecutor or Hamucl McHeal, lato of Ilentou town
ship, deceased,
0. Tho first nnd final account of William fas-
feller, administrator of John Itelchard, lato of
Madison tp., decoased.
7. The account of Ilertamln Waener. adminis
trator of Nancy Pilklngtou, late or Locust tp.,
deceased.
ti. Tho first and flnal account of John Itiintz.
nduilulstrntor of Elizabeth ltcece, late of Urecu-
wood p., deceased.
9. The account of BImon Helwlir. administra
tor of Jonas Helwlg, lateof Locust tp., deceased.
10. Supplemental account of Teter Ent, execu
tor of Matthew McDowell, lato of (Scott town
ship, doceased.
11. The account of Henry L. Kreas. William D.
drew 1'rens, late of Centre' township, deceased.
12. Tho account of Peter Laubach. adminis
trator of Jacob Ogdeu, late of Denton township,
deceased.
13. The account ot Win. Cloodman and Itachel
Helwlg. administrators of Peter Helwig. lateof
X.OCUSI, lowusiup, ueceaseu.
11. Tho account of Edmund Crnwfurd fid. ad
mlulstratorof KUzabclh Lunger, lateof Ilentou
lownbiup, ueceasou,
15, The account of John A, miner, administra
tor oi iicuccca iiiiuer, inie oi locust ip., uuc u
10. Thenccouutof Peter Eckrote, administra
tor oi uoiomon citroie. line or iiLaver town-
hhtp, deceased.
17. Tho account of Roubcu Fuhrlnger.guardlan
oi jouu ueimurucK. miuor cuuu oi jouu lieiui
uiucu, sr., laiu oi uocust lowusnip, ueceuseu.
IS. The account of B.-H. Miller, guardlau of the
K-rsous nnd estates of Marv and Frederick
D.Gross. mluorchlldren of Zebulou Gross. late of
luoom lowusiup, deceased.
19. The account of B. II. Miller, guardian of the
person and estate of Wesley Hartzel, minor
euiiuoi jacou narizei, jr., i.uo oi Allium town
ship, deceased.
1I. Tho flrstuud final account of PeterHwauk.
administrator of Jacob rcrsiug, tale of Locust
township, deceased. ,
21, Tho account or W illiam Arthur, admlnls
tratorof Peter larmier, late of Pine tp., deceased,
22. Tho acoount of William Ilhoads, adm'r. of
.loslah J. 'lhomas. late of ltoarlmfcielc. town
ship, dee'd.
21. Tho llrst and partial luiouut of Kuiiucr
llellterlch. Kxecutor of Jacnl, Mnsletlir. l.ilH.tr
Urluicreck township, deceused.
21. Theflnul account of W. If. Abbott. Admin
istrator ol Amos Ithodcs, hueof Catawlss tp.,
deceased.
W li. JACOllY.Ileglstcr,
Iteulstei'b Ofllce. l
Uloomslmrs, A prll 5, 1472, f
yiDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS.
Tho following annralscmcnts of real nnd tier.
boual property set upartto widows ofdecedeuta
havo been tiled In the olllco of the Iteglstcrui
Columbia county, under the Itules of Court, and
will bo presented for absolute confirmation, to
tlio Orphans' Court to be hold In Uloomsburg, In
and for bald county, on Wednesday, the bill day of
May, 1672, at 2 o'clock v. M., ol bald day, un
less exceptions to buch continuations aio previ
ously Hied, of which all persons Interested In
said estates wilt take notice:
1. W 'Mow of Peter Hauck. lato ol lleitvnr tnu-n
ship, deceased.
2. Widow of Sylvester Pealer, lute ot Fishing
creek towushlp, deceased.
3. WMnw of Chailes II, Doob'er, late of the
town of Dloomsbuig, deceabeii.
I. Widow of Phllto Klbtler. bite nf Ml I-li-uu.
unt township, deceased.
5. Widow of llliiim linker, late of Jackson tp..
diceabcd,
0. Widow of Jehu It. Davis. InfA nf Tlntm, tn
deceased.
7. Widow of Imuel V. ItiitiArti. littA nrcn.
garlont tawiibhlp,deceiued,
8. Widow of ItobertM. Hamnton. tit.nnf tinnr.
lngcrcek towushlp, deceuued.
9. Widow of A. I). Willi mover ll., r I'inr.
townbhlp, deceased.
In. WldAW Of Qeori-A Kf. llenat.. Inl.nf Hbm.
lock townbhlp, deceived.
..... ... W. H.JACOUY.IlegUter.
Iteglster's Office, i
Uloomsburg, Aprils, 1S72.
B
R1DQE NOTICE.
A dividend of 3 per ceut.. on the cnnltal stock
of the Cutuwisia Bridge Company will bo paid
atthootltcoof the Treasurer of tho Company on
a EOl'.G E H. GILBERT, Treasui cr.
An election will bo held at the hmun nf .T. n
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Couipacy for the ensuing year.
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QOURT PROCLAMATION.
WitKnitAMhe Hon, William Elwell, Presldmt
Judge of the rjqutt of Oyer and Terminer and
Ueneral Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter PeMlona
of the Pf ace and Court nf Common Plea and Or
phan's Court In the 20th Judicial District, com.
nosed of tho four ties of Colombia, Bulllran and
Wyoming, and the Hon, Iram Dorr and IsaaoH.
munrye nssuciaia jnugos or Uolumbla county
have Issued their precept, bearing date thel?tfi
day of February, In the year of our Lord, one
thousand, eight hundred and seventy-one, and to
medlrected for holdlngafjonrtor Oyer and Ter
miner and General (luarterBesslonsof the Peaoe
Court or Common Pleas and Orphan's Court. In
Uloomsburg, In tho county or Columbia, on the
first Monday, being Ihe (Jib day ot May next,
to continue ono week.
.i,,bDi.liaicil KUCUi W MIO lyUruilQT, iO
Justices or tbo Pence, and the Constables of the
aid county of Columbia, that thoy be then and
vi.c.i. u uiGii jirwuer person at iw o ciock in me
forenoon of, said Dili day ol May with their
reOOrdi.lnoUllltlnns atul nttmF m.mliT.nM. tn
do t hose things which to their offices appertain
to be done. And those that are bound by
recognizance, to nroseeutn ajruin.t fi,A nri..
oners that are or may be in the Jail of the
aid county of Columbia, to be then and
there to prosecute them as shall be Just. Ju
rors are requested to be punctual In their attend
ance, agroeubly totnelrnottccs. Dated at lllootmv
ourg, tno Din nay or April, in the year
s. I of our Ixird, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven! v-twn and In thsnle.tv
fifth year or the Independence of the United
Slates of America. AAIION UM1T1I,
uioomsDiirg, April a, Hherirr,
T 1ST OP GRAND JURORS FOR
JU MAY TEKM, 1671.
liloom-J. J. Ilobblns, Philip Eyor.
Ileaver-tieorgo P. Drlesbaeh, Henry Illnterllter.
llrlarereek Archibald Henry.
Cnlawlsso-Cfaarlcs Krelgh.
Centralla rtobert Oorrelh
r rauKiin uwen Kostenbauder.
Plshlngcrcek Alfrod Preston.
O reenwood Wilson M. Evo.
Jackson-Oeorgo Uurleman. EHIsha ltobblns.
Hemlock-Peter . Hrogler, William Appleman.
Mftdlspn-Frod. Derr, John ChrlsUan, Jamei
DUdlne,
Maine (Joorge Ilrelsch,
Montour John G. OuiAlr. miri.iinn nuii
orange Qeorge Appleman.
Pine Jacob Long.
Scott John Waters,
PETIT JURORS.
Bloom-Thomas Ooddls, Thomas Dollman, W.
II. Koons, William (silvers.
Itaavcr Moses Hchticher.
JUrwIck William J, Knorr, Adrian Van Hough
ton, 8. E. Walton,
rtenton Andrew T. Ikeler.
Ilrlarcroek D. V. Marlz. Joslah 11. Mnrtz.
Contre Lafayette Croasy.
Cata,wlssa Samuel Dlemer, Dantcl Zarr, Jr.
r isuiugcreeK james n. Jones.
Greenwood William J. Cox, llob't M. Moigrav.
jierniocK jonn uruoer, win. 11. Knoemaxer.
Locust Dtvld Lelbv, John Uelner, Adam Dim
ming, Lucas Fatirlnger,
Mimiii Jaoob drover, Ham'I Be Idleman, Charles
Weckhelser, John F. Brown.
Madison Joseph Manst.Jr.
Ml. Pleasant D. It. Appleman, A. J.lkeler, John
Ale.
Montonr E.G. lllckotts, John Snyder,
I'lue William P. Fau).
Hoarlngcreek Benjamin Levan.
Hcott James Meredith.
LIST OP CAUSES FOR TRIAL
AT MAY TEKM, 1W2.
George A. Frtck vs. Thomas Stackbouse.
William Longenberger, et al. vs. Hugh W. Mc-
Iteynolds, etal.
A. C. & F. Hogerman vs. Samuel Schweppen
helser. Michael Orover's 'use' vs.Savago A Bright.
Mlcbpal Grover 'use' Savage & Bright.
Broomall A Co., vs. McNlnch A Hnumnu.
Kurtz AFuuston vs. Alfred Ernwlno,
Clemuel G. ltlcketl's adm'r vs. David Sweeney
etal.
Thomas O'Conuer vs. Martin Oaughln.
Iwl I. Ailnms vs. Flshlngcreek School Dlit.
I Hattersthwalt vs. Frederick Merccron.
Franklin Township vs. John McKoynolds.
Daniel F. Beybert vs. Kllnetop A Walton.
Vcnlah Itcece's udm'r. vs. W. A. Kline.
Michael Mahlon vs. Phtladelptila and Heading
It, It. Co.
Patrh-kMonaghaii vs. Philadelphia and Reading
Roger Dlx'on vs. Philadelphia and Reading R. R.
Co.
Mre.Mnry Connelly vs. Philadelphia and Read
ing R. H. Co.
Francis J. Kline vs. Jacob ncrrlng.
K. G. Rlcketts vs. John Sweeney et al.
eicorgo K. Hess vs. Joseph Wels et al.
Bogart Kramer vs. William Barber,
A. W. Eaton vs. John L. Hosier.
Joseph W. Fausey vs. John Mulligan.
Columbia Insuranco Co. vs. J. M. Freck.
A. B. Stewart vs. Francis II Joly.
William Mllncs vs. Jonas Doty.
Androw Crevellng vs. Thomas Trench.
Jeremiah Hess ' use' vs. John UotTnan el a.',
Frank E. Brockwny T8 Daniel F. Scybert.
George M.Baker vs. T.J. LnwcJletnL
Kirstus Ross vs. Oltver A. Jaeoby.
George Wltmyer'sex'ri. vs. JohnStlner. '
A. Pardee & txi. vs. Hugh W, McKeynoIds, et al.
A. Pardee A Co , vs. Danville, Uailelon A Wllke.
barro Rallro ul Co,
Susan Oilham vs. Martin Jf. Brobst,
James Bryant vs. Bloomsburg Iron Co.
MordecalMlllard vs. Hugh W. McKeynoIds,
Thomas Williams vs. John Cain.
KzraU. Lyons vs. Solomon Dirk.
Clark Menu vs. A. n. Stewart,
J. W. Hosteller vs. William Williams.
John Y. Alleger vs. H. G. Crevellng.
George Swelgart vs. Jamas W. Banker.
Benjamin Wagner vs. Joseph R. Rhodu.
Daniel Unvaer vs. Jobn Mowrv.
I M. E. Walker, use, vs. Bloomsburg Literary In
I stltute and State Normal School.
uivma uoider'a use vs. Matnias Kline.
Sylvester J. Faux vs. Jesse Merrll,
John Lawrence ex'r. vs. Amanda Lawrence.
V. G. Gerard vs. Jobn G. Jacoby,
Wilson Aaer vs. C. B. Brockwav.
Mary Miller vs. John Miller's ez'rs.
JOS. H ARTM AN & JNO. STROUSE
Supervisors of roadsln Catawlssa township.
In acct. with said township,
DR.
To amount of duplicate, 11385 64
" error due on laa year's settle
ment, 7 S3
CR.
By amount paid sundry persons for
work 4c. tU m
" Exonerations, M 8U
" Percentage on collection 5 rer
cent, 108 41
Bond, 1 M
13197 85
Dy balance due township, (175 03
We the auditors of Catawlssa township have
examined the acct. of Joseph Hartman and John
strouie as supervisors or said township and find
this corroct asabovo stated.
Witness our bands this 8th day of April 1972.
M..V. B. KLINE. )
HENRY HOLLINGSHEAD.V
C. E. MARGERUM, S
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