The Columbian., January 08, 1875, Image 2

BI-OOMSBOKG, PA.
Pridny, J ainiary 8, 1875.
S. S. Wolf, lVq., a Dauiorrntio member of
tlio Irt-gislnttivo from Cenlro county, iliisl nt
bis borne on the 1st Inst., of typhoid favor.
The Griuul Duke Nicholas, Inspector roii
crnl of tlio llusslan cu-ulry, oilers three
prizes of f-1,000, fc2, 100, nmHl.tiOO respec
tively for the best works "coinorning tlio
history of military operations on ht.tsobnel:,
tlio functions, attributes, growth, ifavtJori.
mcnts, and mutations ol the cavaliers in n
ages nnil all countries, niul the general and
particular theories and practices of cavalry
operations." The grand litiko invites for
eigners to compete, and designates the 1st of
January, 1877, as the hut day for receiving
tlio works desired.
Five United States district Judges have
seen some good reasons for stepping down
and out within the lost eighteen months.
Sherman of Ohio, Dclehay of Kansas, Hio
ry of Arkansas, Ilustcad of Alabama, and
Durcll of Louisiana.
These men wero appointed by a Republi
can administration, and all charged with
corruption. They thought the easiest way
to get rid of their troubles was t) resign,
which they were permitted to do. They
furnish additional evidenco of the general
corruption that prevails in official circles.
There seems to much distress prevail
ing among the laboring classes in Luzerne
county, and other adjacent portions of the
iron furnaces and foundries are either idle
or working only on partial time, and this,
together with the genrral depression ol
trade, having reduced the consumption of
coal, there is' very little doing at the collier
ies in thia usually busy region. Thousands
are in idleness without any means of obtain
ing work, and the distress is very great.
The Mayor of Scnintoii writes to a content
porary that all the means of relief in that
citv are exhausted, and he fears, as winter
advances, that the mi tie ring will become ex
tremc.
"The State of Pennsylvania is in itself an
interesting study. Its bosom holds all the
anthracite and much of the bituminous coal
found on the continent. Its hidden foun
taifis produce a large portion of the oil now
so essential to the comfort and industry of
tlio world. Many of its hills are deposito
ries of iron and other ores, which are utiliz
ed in immense manufactories seen in every
valley. Its forests supply the principal part
of the lumber used in the great cities of the
Atlantic seaboard. Its soil varies from the
poorest. Its territory is washed by the tides
the Atlantic, and the waters of the Lake
Erie, and is drained into the Gulf of Mexico
by rivers navigablo more than two thousand
miles. Its boundaries completely separate
New Kngland and New York from the Mis
sissippi Valley ; and its entire area is dotted
by scenes of more than ordinary historical
intere-st. All these combinations add to
the charm and interest of travel, and every
American can find something in it instruct
tive and gratifying."
The Uellcfontc Republican can not whiten
Massachusetts nor lift her from the position
of the least patriotic and therefore least re
spectable of American States; nor can its
editor dignify King Calico with a black
skin. Sandwich Islanders are represented
to vary in'shado from olive to lemon, and
tlio cross produced by a Massachusetts yan
kce and a Sandwich Island wench would
therefore scarcely be black; rather a blue
clay mud, or something more offensive. Nor
is tlio editor happier in his pronunciation of
Knlakaua it is plainly Calico and can be
nothing else, however arbitrary tho pronun
ciation of proper names. He was named,
as is usual with savages, from some circum
stance attending his birth and Calico was
eminently proper considering his reputed pa
rentage and the promiscuous character of his
mother's loves. The peculiar spelling was
introduced'Only after the adventurers who
control the Islands determined to make a
king of him and does not bear the usual
characteristic! of native Sandwich Island
Federal Debt anil Finances.
The increase of the Federal deW during
the month of December amoied to $3.GoO.
0C7 88. Tho totnl debt, less cash in the
Treasury, on December 1st., 1874, was two
tho"jd one hundred and thirty-eight mil
ifulCEJne hundred and thirty-eight thousand
threo hundred and thirty-four dollars and
fourteen cents. One hundred and thirty-
nine millions would be a considerable debt
to pay, but when two thousand millions is
.deled to that tho peoplo may well shudder.
Tho Federal Government has already
guaranteed over sixty-four millions of Pacif
ic railroad bonds, and paid more than twen-
tv-four millions of interest on tlio same.
Yet these cormorants are asking for sixty
or seventy millions more and tho Republi
can Congress will vote it to them if the
members do not fear the peoplo too nfuch,
Cartainly nothing but the Democratic victo
ries last fall can prevent the additional ap
propriation.
Tho cash and assets in the Treasury at the
above date wero a little over if 137,000, mo.t
ly in gold, kept there to prevent the premi
urn upon gold rising above what the govern
ment chooses to make it. This latter object
is effected by the government selling gold in
indefinite quantities at a certain premium
whenever the demand causes it to riso above
that sum.
The llutler Herald thinks a Kosident
Clerk is of some use at Harrisbunr, and as
serU that he has work of consequence to do
In the summer, durinir tho recess. The ex
perience of Col. Ziegler, tho editor of the
Herald, in Clerkships of tho Legislature, has
given him tills impression, but tlio experi
inca of tho editor of the CoLUMMAN ill the
Departments is that the Resident Clerk is a
nuisance during rcces. People having bust
ncs at tho Departments can have it attend
od to properly by applying directly to them,
and the shipping of documents, &o., can
just as well bo attended to by those having
charge of the public buildings and grounds,
of whom there is now a small regiment. It
did seem to the writer that tho main busi
ness of the "Resident Clerk" during tho re
cess was to obtain copies of laws from the
Departments for correspondents and make
"a nice thing of It" by adding tivo or ten
dollars llleiral fees uuon each of them, and
otherwiso pilfering'from tho people and the
rjtate. During the session lie nas always
been a sort of marshal of roosters and peddler
of small fry votes. The large fortune ono of
these e-eniusea has amassed in this business
. d
ought to bo evidence enough to tho editor of
the UUtlcr Herald that wo assert only wnat is
strictly true. We say, therefore, abolish the
useless, exneusive and corrupt office. It
wu m out-growth of Radical corruption and
xtraragauce, aud It will be a libel upon their
proftttloM of congmy If th Dtmgor&Uo
Organization of I ho Ltzislatiuf.
Tho Legislature of tliis State organized on
Tui'Sdaylast. In tho Senate, Geo. II. Cutler,
Republican, of Lne, was elected Speaker,
aud Russel Mrrett, of Pittsburg, Republlc.ia ,
was elected Cicrk. A whole regiment of
Republican nominees wero elected ts other
offices. Tho vote In cacli case stood Repub
lican 80; Democratic 18.
Tho Republican inaiorlty refine to admit
John P. Colllmn, Democratic Senator elect
from S.'.!iitylk!ll, bec.UMii of nu allegation of
bribery at the lato election.
In the House, tho Democratic nominees
wero clccteJ, by n vote of 103 to 8S, In tho
preceding caucus tho voto for Speaker stood
for Patterson, of Allegheny, 83; for Tnlicy,
of Delaware, 18, and for Gnnster, of Lu
zerne, 5. For Clerk the voto was a fallows:
Adam oolever, of Lehigh H
C3
13
lfi
11
3
u. .i. .McAteer, lluntingdoi 20
Robert McGowan, Philadelphia ..17
R. 11. Hrown, Clarion 1(5
U. 11. llrockway, Columbia f
u. ...King, Schuylkill 2
. i . "tiroy, rinladelpliia 2
The other nominees are as follows, to wit
Resident Clerk-Maj. Klbridge McConkcy,
Harrisburg.
Reading Clerk-Gco.l, Herbert, Mercer.
Messago Clerk A. E. Kuhey, Crawford.
Transcribing Clerks A. G. Do.wltt, North
umberland, and George Fisher, Yule.
Sergeant-at-Arms F. A. Reamish, Lu
zerne, and four Assistants.
Doorkeeper Kphraim Jonsi, Allegheny,
and four Assistants.
Messenger Theo. Snyder, lllalr, and three.
Assistants.
Superintcndant of Folding Room Jere
miah Seitsinger, Schuylkill, and ten Assist
ants. Postmaster Francis Ferris, llucks ; As
sistant, J. R. Smith, Fayette.
Tho rlpoakcr is highly .spoken of, and tho
Clerk is well known to bo a competent and
honorable man. Of thoso amongst tho other
officers elected known to us, cither person
ally or by reputation, Messrs. McConkcy,
Kettering, of Westmoreland, Snyder of
Illsir, Seward of Hradford, Streeter of Erie
and Krebs of Clinton, are men of excellent
character, competent and will prove worthy
officers. The selection of lieainish, of Lu
zerne, is not crcditablo to the party. The
fortunate ones are mostly recognized Demo
crats, but some among them are new recruits
from tho other side who made their first ap
pearance in the Democratic camp within a
year or two.
The number of officers is fixed by law of
the-last Legislature, nnd the caucus seems to
have determined to fill them all. Hut wo
are free to say to our friends in the Legisla
ture that if they want their p:irtyto triumph
hereafter they must reduce this number
fully one-half, and tho salaries of themselves
and officers from one half to two-thirds
or else the party must repudiate their own
members of the Legislature who refuse to do
this. Ono or the other alternative must bo
adopted or future defeat must bo .accepted.
The Democratic members cannot be blind
to this fact, and they need not entertain tho
vain idea that the people will overlook it.
The Pittsburgh professions of, reform, so
unanimously and solemnly made in conven
tion, must be carried out. The .issue cannot
be dodged. It is treason to bo unfaithful
and suicide to procrastinate or attempt to
excuse. If there ever was a timo when he
"who dallies is a dastard and who doubts
is damned" that time is now. Tlio Dem
ocratic party lias no room for cowards and
sneaks, and its representatives in the Legis
lature have choice only between faithfulness
to the Pittsburgh rcsolutionsand beingjustly
branded aLjraitors. "Rally round the flag,
boys," anabe faithful to the promises your
party convention has made !
The Constitutional .Senatorial ((.uostion.
Tho Harrisburg Patriot of the Gth instant
contains an article purporting to bo an edi
torial, in answer to tho constitutional ques
tion that has lately been raised, concerning
the eligibility of a member of the StatoJjoa
islature to nn appointment as United Stiw-
Scnator. Either the writer in the Patriot
has not seen the pamphlet on that subject,
and has attempted to answer it in tho dark,
or he has totally failed to apprehend n single
point contained in it. It is but natural that
those who desiro Mr. WuUaUo bo apr"'"t-
ed United SUHes Senator, JP"'J consider
tho argument of that paraj-a'ct "detective in
several particulars." Tho writer says, "In
tho first placo uic United States Sen itor is
not ajtfwtd, but he is elected by the repre
sentatives of the people," and this simple
contradiction is the solo argument on which
lie relies to overturn the weight of extracts
from the Constitutions of fourteen States, of
the United States, nnd from tho Articles of
Confederation, all of which 'show unques
tionably that an election'by a State Legisla
ture is an appointment. No one presumes to
say that election and appointment are synony
mous, but any one who has carefully exam
ined the question cannot fail to say that an
appointment is consummated by electing an
individual to an office. Kteetion is more
specifically employed to denote a choice by
the people ; appointment is used where the
power to chooso is placed in the hands of
one or moro persons, i. e. representatives, by
the people. It is precisely in thi sense that
these words are employed in the several con
stitutions, Ac, referred to. From this it
would seem (hat some ono else, rather tlian
tho writer of tho pamphlet, has "miscon
ceived the meaning and spirit of the Consti
tution." The Jttriot champion says "the provision
of tlio Constitution which is quoted for the
purpose of preventing the Legislature from
electing Mr. Wallace to tho Henato of tho
United Senate is in tho exact language of
tho Constitution of 1S3S." Not quite I In
that Constitution, after the words "any civil
office under this Commonwealth," occurs
tho following, "which shall have been cre
ated, or tho emolument of which shall have
been Increased during such term." This
last clause is omitted in tho new, which
makes quite another thing of it, Tho
remainder of the editorial i of too trivial a
character to deserve any attention, until tho
Ust clauso is reached. The writer fixes tho
point that a United States Ssnatorship is
not held "under tho Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania" by asserting such as a fact.
Will tho Legislature of tha Keystone
Stato allow themselves to bo bamboozled by
ar.y such whipped syllabub a this? Same-
tiling more than mcro assertion or denial is
necessary in the discussion of a question like
this. Iet there bo fair argument and lull
examination, nnd if it bo found that tho
point raised by the "Uloomsburg publicist"
bo well taken, then let tha fright precedent
bo established, no matter whom It may
dccaplUte.
The argument to which tho JKitriot refers
is published on the first page of tho Oolum
MAN.
The Pittsburg It announces that in con
sequence of the modifications placed by the
past office authofjtips upon certain sections
of the new postal law concerning newspapers,! t
will commence January 1st to pay the postr
age ami furnUh The Weekly I'ost at tho old
rates, viz t Two dollars a year, single copies.
and in clubs of five or over, one dollar and
fifty cenU, The Dally iW, nine dollar a
THE COLUMBIAN AND
Fresh Outrages Upon Louisiana I
Poor, oppressed Louisiana is stilt under
tho iron heel of military oppression at the
expenso of all the people f tho United
States! At the last election, tho Conserva
tives, embracing nearly ail tho native white
and best portion of the negro population,
clectml tho Slate offieers and about two
thirds of th L'gMaturc, notwithstanding
tiiat United Slates troops wero so disposed
throughout the Stat, with orders to nrrcst
all tlio leading whiles that thousands of
citizens abandoned tiieir homes and did not
daro to attend the election, Hut in that
State they havo a "returning board," ap
pointed by tho Governor, who count nil tho
votes nnd declaro who Is elected, having
authority, or assuming it, to throw out voles
whero negroes aro "intimidated," and to
count voles not polled. This board is com
posed of four carpet-baggers and ono native,
but at the recent count tho latter retired in
utter disgust. Tho board threw out Conser
rativo votes enough in many districts to
chango results, nnd admitted men in oth
ers who had scarcely voles enough to show
that they were candidates, to give the Radi
cals a majority in each branch of tho Legis
lature I That body met on the 4th inst.,and
upon proceeding to organize it was ascer
tained that enough Radicals were absent
from the Houc to give the Conservatives a
majority. A Speaker and Clerk were duly
elected and assumed their duties, when tlio
military appeared on the scene, armed sol
diers took possession of tho Assembly room,
and the General in command informed the
Pker tli.it he was directed by Gov. Kell
SS 'o'lavo a list of members prepared by
him j-eail'.v n carpet-bagger who accompa
nied the Genl by order of the Governor.
Tho Speaker Molested, saving that the
House was duly ol.-anized.'was tho solo
judge of the qualification of its own mom
hers, that it had its own difv Insulted offi
cers, and that the personage npgnlutod by
the Governor to read the list was u-itlirr a
mmiilmF ...... n'.., ., ...1 n r..- . '.
...V..W... it.. tllivl, HIUI llll'l L1UI U liatl 1
no business there. Gen. Trobriand npolo. I
gciicaity replied that ho was under tho or
ders of a superior officer who had directed
him to obey Gov. Kellogg's orders. The
military then proceeded to force several
members from their scats and drive them
from tho hall. The clerk was also dispos
sessed, and a carpet bagger not elected put
in his place. The Conservative members
then retired to another building, and the re
maining Radicals under the protection of
tho army, proceeded to organize a bogus
Legislature. It afterwards transpired that
Gen. Phil. Sheridan was in chief command
of the troops tt New Orleans, the gentle
manly commander, Gen. Emery, long sta
tioned there, having been quietly supersed
cd. As Phil, won most of his fame fighting
defenceless peoplo and ii noted for cruelty
and recklessness, ho is eminently a proper
commander for occasion of outrage and
trampling upon people's liberties. A portion
of tlio Congressional committee of investiga
tion was present during the proceedings.
Sheridan coolly asks tho Piesident to de
clare the white people of Lousiana, Missis
sippi and Arkansas "banditti" and give him
power to treat them accordingly I Is this a
country of freedom? Have the peoplo rights
that military satraps respect?
An IMilor Killed by an Ex-Governor.
On the 20th ult., Mr. ltyorly, tho business
manager of the New Orleans Jlullelin, attack
ed ox-Gov. Warmouth of Louisiana, on the
street with a ciub. Tlio blows provin ' in
effective, tho parties i linched and fell to the
ground, Rycrly on top. Warmouth imme
diately drew a knife from his pocket and in
flicted four fatal stabs in Ryerly's body. Tin
latter died in a few hours and Warmouth
was arrested, but was soon released on the
ground of acting in self defence. There had
been no quarrel directly between these par-
tic, but a duel was pending between War
mouth and Mir. Jewell, the wiiting editor
of the IluUctin.
As a rule of action wo certainly do nr ap-
rp(f?vc of killing newspaper publishers, but
if ono man strikes another v"' a club, and
loses his lifo in co--'T'encc thereof, we in-,
sist that he l""sclf alone is to blame. The
act is 'sonly a brutal but a murderous one,
and wo know of no code of murals that re
quires a man to bo battered nigh unto death
or run the risk of being entirely disabled or
killed before adopting even extreme modes
of defence. The attacking party rarely de
serves sympathy, and certainly not in this
case, even though ho bo a printer and a
Pennsylvania by birth.
Monopoly vs. Labor.
While that huge but elegant nunopoly,
tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, and its illegitimate bantling, the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
company, aro slowly and surely raising the
prices of coal to consumers, they have hau
tily and dictatorially reduced tho prices of
mining, nominally ten per cent but in reali
ty much more. As a conscquonce the mi
ners have struck, a result possibly if not
probably desired by the monopolists.
This country is fast coming to tho point
whero either the people or monopolies vast
aggregated capital must rule. The former
cannot but by tho destruction of the latter,
or in other words by limiting their power to
the legitimate purpose of their creation.
That purpose is only to enable a combina
tion of individuals to prosecute such proper
enterprises as cannot bo reached by unincor
porated or personal energy the corporation
in all cases to bo closely confined to a bingle
pursuit and to be permitted to hold only cs
tato enough to carry it ou. Wo do not pro
pose in tho prcssnt article todiscustli9 sub
ject but merely to call publiu attention to
what is being dono by powerful corporations
to crush the spirit aud absolutely control the
great laboring interest of the country.
Cash Politicians.
The late elections have ended the labors
of that class of politicians who "go for
cash."
Tho Democratic party must begin at once
to end forever the business of those men who
have lived so long on "tho cash" which they
ask, demand, or tako for political service,
Tho curse of the Radical party, or rather
one of its curses, was tho gang of creatures
it brought into lifo who whero known as al
ways "going for tho cash." Votes, bills, leg
islation, contracts were to be find for cajh,
and these creatures wero the agent to buy
or bell.
Offices wero put up for eale and ho who
had Use most money was most successful.
"Put up your cash" was the demand made
on every occasion to every applicant for office-
from the man who applied for a police
man's badgo to him who inked tho nomina
tion for Governor, Judgo, or any other post
of high publlo trust.
Tho Democratic party must now put an
end to this business.
Let tho first question that is now asked of
a candidate W, "did you put up your caslir '
and if it can bo shown that ho even propos
ed to do it, defeat him on tho spot.
Ifo greater good than this oould possibly
come out qf th.e return of thq Peinocracy to
f0"'.
It would end the men a4 tho par
ty lately known m "the Radical gang,"
i CunminuiaJtk.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA6uNTy7pA.
(lovcrnor's Message.
Wc nro Indebted to Gov. Hartranft for nu
advance copy of tlio nuntial message, but
havo room only for a very brief synopsis.
The Stato debt Is stated at $2 1.508.(133 37,
and cash balance In tho Treasury at if 1.031.
531 03. Thcro has boon a diminution of
revenuo during the past year of over one
million of dollars, which tho Governor says
ii altogether to tlio benefit of large corpora
tions. The establishment of Industrial
schools nnd compulsory u location by tho
State are urgently advocated. Ho commend
the new Constitution in guarded terms, up
peals for more candor in tho trcitiiunt ot
public men, dovotei a chapter to banks,
savins funds and trust cnmn.uilp. and d
to prohibit them from receiving moro than
six per cent interest and from paying Inter
ot on deposits. Hundvocites the'substltu
tlon of a poll tax instead of tax upon occu
pations, trades, tti. A commendahlo chap
ter on tho propogation of fish follow, and
and nu act to nrcvent tho waiver of cxcmti-
lion laws is urged. Various other subjects
of minor importance aro treated of and tlio
message iippripr'ilely winds up with an ap
peal for Divine, assistance for himself and
the Legislature.
Co;uni:si re-assembled again on Tuesday.
No business of importance lias as yet been
transacted. The leading Issue now pending
is the Senate finance bill. Having passed
tlit body by a party vote thojsamo result sub
stantially will no doubt follow in the House.
The only relief tho passage of tho bill will
afford or go id that it wilt do will be in tlio
assurance such action will give that there is
to be no m re Radical legislation ou tho
subject. In fact tlio most decided act of public
relief that this C ingress can adopt is to ad
journ finally. If the peoplo were once as
sured that it no longer existed, wo believe
there would b; a general revival of business
to a largo extent, as tiiero are no fears that
a like mischievous body can ever exist
again. Hut thero is no hope of getting rid of
'o concern before tho 4th of March, when
it vM die a natural and inevitable death.
Oerritt f,nth, of New York, tlio noted
Abolitionist ot Wo,,,,, lays, is dead, having
been stricken dt.v suddenly while on a
visit to relatives. Fi,v men over done more
injury to their country than he, and al
though ho lias now pused ti1;u thB s3lMle 0f
tho mischief he aid.vl si l.uge.k.ja perpetra
ting, those ho loft bsliiuil him aiH niyrial
yet unborn will feel the weight of tir.r;ev.
oils load of debt and wring ho asistes3U
materially in piling upon them.
I'oreigii Nrvts.
The Republic of Spain was verv suddenly
wiped out last week, but in fact uo Republic
ever existed there. A few leaders, without
other than usurped authority, called their
government a Republic, but never gave tho
people a chance to rule, or to determine their
formofgoverment, or to elect their rulers.
But for a year or two past the gOTerninc'nt
was called a Republic, ruled by aristocratic
and titled grandees. Tlie-e waged war (lu
ring the period of their authority against a
part of the nation who recognized Don Car
los as king. Ten days ago, the General com
manding the army in Madrid, the capital,
declared i favor of Don Alfonso, a boy of
seventeen and son of the expelled Queen Is
abella, as King. All the armies and states
men of tlie "Republic" acquiesced, including
even the brawling "patiiot" Cistcllar. It is
also said a part of the Carlist army will join
the forces of tlio new King. The govern
ments of Europe will all recognize him, in
cluding tho Pope of Rome, nnd the Carlist
war will probably end. The Cuban govern
ment has also acquiesced.
The French fraud calling itself'. Repub
lic, will sooner or later follw suit. There
is no Republic there, iad tho government
known by that -imo is only mi fibred to exist
while th" 'vnl nionarchial interests hold
(ipm'i other in abeyance. Js'o important news
from other countries in Europe, unless it bo
that several of tho countries have prohibited
tho importation of American potatoes, for
fear the bugs would come along with them.
Pnoi'os::!) Nj:w Lkhjoii Law in- Ohio.
An act lias been proposed in the Ohio Legis
lature to repeal all acts restricting the trade
in intoxicating liquors, nnd to create a now
systtm, which, in brief, may lie stated as
classi.ving all places wlioro intoxicatius
drink i- sold in five classes, requiring them to
register and to pay a tax necordini! to tb-ir
class; thttax in villages to be one-half tho
rate in citis: the tax running from $200 a
year for plu-es of the tir,t class, where all
liquors are hiM, to 110 fur nines of the fifth
class, "forth, sale Of light malt liquor on
draught, and sola vuter mixed with liquors,"
It furthermore provides fiues for selling
drinks except at iegitered places, ami for
bids sale to minors, or m credit, and makes
sellers liable for danagw to the amount of
$300 in any one case.
Senator Lewis in a cuuci, 0f republican
Senators attributed the ruin u' his party in
the South to the bad character f some of its
self constituted leaders aud to th iniquitous
civil rights bill. His allusion toiU south
ern leaders uould hardly have been -egirda 1
by Patterson, Spencer, Clayton, Cynover
and tho rest of that gang as reflectng on
them. In regard to tho proposed increae 0f
tho regular army he declared that tho So th
could only bo carried by the republican pi-
ty under its present organization by scnd'uii
down enough soldiers to keep the poople
from voting. This seem to be precisely the
view taken by tho carpet bag senators of tlto
matter in asking for the increase of the
army. KkIvimjc.
. .
It strikes us the Washburn are getting
a little too niinicrou'. Hero is one, with the
scriptural name of Iirael, wants to succeed
Hamlin, of Maine, iu the Senate ; another,
W. D. Wiuhburu, of Minnesota, thinks he
could fill till seat of Senator Ramsey ; anoth
er, O. C. Washburn, would liku to succeed
Carpenter, of Wisconsin; while a fourth,
E. It. Washburn, Minister to France, has
his eye ou the Presidency. If those brothers
could bo bought at their actual value, and
sold at their own estimation, tlio uan who
purchased nnd sold them would hi a ricli
a Jones of Nevadai Krie Observer,
Can it lie Possible '!
It is no wonder the jiooplo of tha United
States, those who work for a living, aro ex
cited over this subsidy fraud iu Congress.
Can it be possible that Congressmen have
voted tho 1'aclflc Mail Steamship Company
(i suMdy of TEN millions of dollar) t Yus,
that is so, Tlio first grunt was live millions
of dollars. Then thero was an uddltloual
subsidy of live million dollars, making ten
million of dollars of the people's money giv
en to a corporation, No wonder wo have to
pay taxes, tarill's, an 1 stamps. No wonder
tea and sugar and coll'ee havo to be taxed.
Tho poor man ha to pay for tho subsidies to
tliesa insolvent corporations. Wo expect
one day to see tlio peoplo riso up to defend
thair rights. CummonviiaUh.
Tha length of railways throughout the
word will exceed two ml!on miles, and
the capital invested in them In the last thir-
ty yestrs Is about $4,000,000,000.
Tun TntJTit Com t no Out. The ancient
Spinner, ho of the fancy signature, come
out now and produces figure which
show tlio national debt to havo bee .
decreased but little over a million last yen,
although the Radical press reports a decrease
of sovrrul millions every month 1 lVh
loans woro'bciiiQ made all tho time, which
kept tlio debt at about n stand-still.
MARKET RttPORiVS.
IILOOMSIIURO MARKHT.
Wheat f r bushel
10 u "
(.'urn 11
(Mts '
1'lotir piy barrel
CloVlTM'PlI ,,,
Flaxseed ,
lliitur
KWl
Tn low ,
$ 1.41
.9 i
.75
..M
S.O
r.'j"
1..VI
.SB
.'in
Potatoes 0,1
Hrlcd Apples 10
I Urns 13
Hides ,t shoulders 14
l.nrd per piiunil , u
liny per ton 1MU
UceswuA , ?ft
Tltnntliyscccl 6.0 1
QUOTATIONS roil COAL.
No. 4 on Wlmrf $ 4, no per Ton
No.& " " S s.W " '
No. 0 " " f !,m " "
lUackMnlth'.s Lump on wlmrf 4,Si) " "
" liltumlnous " ( P.0D " "
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
yvriiiiv
i Tinn
BAGS.
Wlic paper Hour hairs Mild at the Coi.umiiian
L ofllee arc lerj strontf ami In nil respirts stipe
llor tlio best made print1 il hotli lur llticknhcat
and heat Hour nud are xoM cheap lor cash. f.
l. I.. Tcnsmt.
l:.ch.t!,T Hotel.
n. r. flABDNKR'
licsldcneo .Market 1st.,
1st doorlielowuev.l).
.1. Waller's.
RS. TL'RXER, A GARDNER.
onice OTer Klelm's Iirug Store.
Jan. S, 'K-y Mloonisburg, la.
NOTICE.
rrillKbii.iiicss of Dr. J. O. RUTiT.R, being
I ot Mich n character ns to render lilm unable to
auend to tlio settlement and collection of his
accounts, bs has therefore placed them luour hands.
All those kiioTTinir tbemselus Indebtca to htm ulll
call at once. ritUBZU ft KYKM.Y.
Blijoniaburg, lice, si, 1S74. Jan. 8, ';s-4t
11
AMltOAI) KhKCTIOX.
NOTIL'1; la hereby given to tlie stockiioiaers or
IHlXliOCKSCRKKK &51UNCY UAlIiIlOAI) CO.,
ll.it. nn election will bo held at tho homo of l'eterll.
lllll.nt I.atrdsvlllf, bjcomliur county, Pa., on ilon
d.iy, the 11th d.iv of January. A. 11., li"n, at 14
m. of said d.iv lor tho purpose, of electing a President
utl Tweiie uirecrors lor me ensuius jc.ir.
My order of thu rresUtent,
C. A. liowcns, Ptc'y. W'M. llltlNflLi:,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN HIE MATTCK OK THE KSTATE Ol' KI.LKSSC11MICK
DKCESSEll.
The iindfrlcrnetl auditor appointed to distribute
the motif y la the bauds of tlie admlut-trator to and
Jirannir Un-fcelrsand leual representatives of the hal.1
l"ccsed nlllineet tlio pal ties at blsolllceln litooms
bur,' on Tuesday, the 3oth day of January, A. 11., ls"5,
nt lo o'clock, a. in. for the purpose ot his appoint
ment. JSA.MUl.L. ll.M'Klt.
Jan. 8, ,5-4t Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
I'TIIK mTAlB 01' WILLIAM BlTLEIl. nECKASEP.
I lie une-r.iiuned appointed by tho orphans' Court
if columbiunnty. auditor to make distribution of
balance ot ssUWatc will attend to tho duties ot bis
appointment atXs office In thu town of nioomslmrs
on Saturday, thn vtn day or January, 187s, at id
o'clock, a. m. All ptnons natlntrcl.ilms against said
ostato nro required to attend or bo debarred from
uuimu in loru Huure oi s.m(i (nnd.
... . CllALW O. HAItKLRY,
Dec. 28, '74 iw. Auditor.
A DM I NLSTR ATOR'S N(7tFuI
KSTATH OP MARTHA UAHTMAv llWEASItn.
uatrsof AdmtatslraUon on tlio e-.i w(. of Mrtba
Jlartnmn IMo ofscott townsWp, L'uluiuxia count),
ileceai-ed, have tKMti srraiih'd by Uie Heplsttr of bald
county to Kmanuel llarlimn of Sbltksblniiy. All
persons having (tslULS utr.ilxist the e-stato of lli de
cedent ore requested to prcstct Uiotn frr selUeiacM
and Uiosc Indebted to the estate to make psjniciil
to uio uuHCUigtica aumuiisu-aNir uiiouut iM.iy.
UMA.NUlll. HAItT-MAN.
Jan 8,-lw' AflnUnbitrator,
Sliltkslilnny, I.uzcruu county, l'a
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
r COl L'JIBIA COCNTV. f S !
.tinoni; tlio records and proooodlnss of tho Court
of oinmen Pleas, inter nlta. it is tbuscoiitalned:
In the matter ot the money paid into court for iiw
trlbutlon onions the claimants against tlie borough
vi 1 entrain:
s ml now. December 30. 1874. on niotton of A. I'
Sptnney, Ksq., through John .w. Clark, the court ap
pointed C. b. llrockway, j:si., auditor to uscLrtali
wliat Judgments hot cxbtinr nro valid claims
against tho said borotiffti, nnutho amount tberoof
unpaid. a"J report to the court tho order In which
tli. -41110 hhall bo paid out of money now tn covirt or
Thleh may hereafter bo paid In. Threo weeks no
tice of tho tlmonnu place or muslins before the aud
itor to bo irlven by publication m two weekly new;
papers ot the county. UY THE COi'ltl'.
Certified from tho liccords.
December 31, 1871.
11. FRANK ZAHR. Piothonotary.
In pursuance ot the aboie orJer, tho under.-Uncd,
auditor. tlll meet tho Parties lnteref led. for the imp
poses .set forth in the order, athlsomcotn Mloums-
ouix. ou raiuruay, .January 33ia, ist.s, jt
2 o'clock, p. in., at. which time and place
l qoso nat inir Lianas can auuimji luov see proper.
C. II. 11KOCKWAY,
Jan. S, '74 it. Auditor.
TiriDcnvs1 aitraisement5!
f Iho follow lna nppr.Hsoments of real anil
personal property set apart to wldons ot decedents
uao uuen ineu iu 1110 oiucu oi uio ucKi.-ucr oi i-ui
umbla county, under thu llules of Court, and will U
presented for absolute lontlrmatton to thu orphans'
court to be held In llloomsburi;, In and for salif eoun-
ly.ou n oanostiay. inu .iu il.il oi t eitruary. in, iiua
conuimaiionsiLTU previously men, ui wnicn an per
sons Interested in said esUitcs will tako notice:
1. Widow of William Uarner. late ot Jlodlson
tmnshlp, deceased.
WIiU'.t of Samtiol Kostonbauder. lata of Cata-
wlssa township, deceased.
3. Widow of (looriro Kraasler. lato of Scott town.
hlp, deceased.
4. Widow of Ilatld Coleman, lata of Fisulnereek
township, licenced.
HeerMer's fifflce. ) T. II. JlCOnY.
Iiloomsbure:, Jan. sth, is7s.j hotlste r
T)K01STIiR'S NOTICES.
Jj Notice Is hereby given to all legatees, credit,
or.s ami othrr persons intertf ted in thu i statcsof tho
ing administration and guardian accounts have been
filed In tho oftlce of tho ItegMcr of Columbia (oimty,
and win bo presented for cunllrmatlou uml allow
ance In tho Orphan's Court to bo held In blooms.
res icemu ueet' uenis nn mini rs. m il 1110 10 low
at f 'o'clock, p. m., of sa'tl day. ' '
1. The tln-il n mount f.f . - ft rvtint tl lTlnnov. i-linrd.
Ian of clurles 1.', McDowell, grandson and heir of
jnaeinow jicwuwen, uie oi acoet Lowusnip.ueoeaseci,
!. Tlio final account of I.e?l A. llldlav. ertiardlan
of Clara n. I'refellag, a minor r lld ot UlLreiellusf,
lato of Scott tonnMilp, deceased.
s. Tho that and llual account of Moses natts, ad
mtuHlralor of Kaiuh DavN. lata ! llrlarcieek town
ship, deceased.
4, Thn second na3 final account of John staVy,
eiecutor ot William llotblus, late ot Urcenwood
iowiiuip, deceased.
0 '1 h- account of Nehemlah Kitchen, executor of
lianifl KUclien. lato or lrlshlucrereelc townsliln do.
c.M'.ad.
6. The account of Clinton Mendonball. adtiilnls-
iraiorui reier juiner, laic oi i.ocust towniup, ue
ceased. 7. The ncconnt of .lesso Mensch. cuardlan ot Clara
Sldlrr, mlior child ot John bldler, lato ot Franklin
towniuip, ueccaso.1.
8, Tho llnAl account of Samuel Kostonbauder
guard laa of Clara Koituubauder, (now camp) as tiled
y the administrators ot'sald guardian.
9, The first and nnal account ot Jacob Oerslnger,
vcutorof Joan lirl.'br, Utoot Flohlusc reck tow a
"n, cleceiiied.
A Th" account nt ttenry lletler, executor of Peter
"t'Vr, Ute ot MIIUlu tuiriiskln. deceased.
H Hie account of Lafavctto Creasv and Henry
'hil'l, administrators of I'eti r II. Meaner, lato of
,..,! ck luwnsuip, uccoasoa,
1 Unit and partial artiuntof Isaac N. ltun
yah, M'intoror l'risclllt .M.llunjan.lato of Madison
lownslili'decoamd.
IteglsiVflOftloe. W, II. JACOHT,
moouniu Jan stn,lT4.f llc;-Ister
Or lALUlBLM
ESTATEI
IN pursuance if m order of the Orphans'
court ot Coluinbicunty, Pennsylvania, on
Miliiriluy, Jiimtviy itoili, IV7S,
at 10 o'clock, a. in.. lane K rlckbauni, i:ecutorof
John Kllno, lato ot llonl.ni i vnsl.lp. In hM county,
deceased, wlllexposo tosaloii public lenduo on tho
premises, aeeitaln truelor of land containing
115 ACRI';SANI3rii.ICIlES,
strlctrneasure, bounded by lands I'lboma (ilbbous,
lieurgu Miller, Uinuel irist, JoelLsfer, M is Kains
and llunuah 1.. Mine, said tract cq .insul nit his;.
'I Y-KJVK ACIIKS CI.IIAKKI! I.AM1 the balance
Is well tlmberrtl with Wlillu ITue x WU v ak.
'I hero uro erected thereon
1 Dwelliua HoiKiS ami a Fran? Baiu
Thero Is also a good Oaring Appls Or liarii.qii'
iloiu ulher Fruit 'I roes on luu preiul.
Cy TlUtMS OF SM.E.-m
Ten per cent, of one-fourth ot tho purchase m,sy
to bo paid ut thostilklug down of tho property,' u
oue-fouith less tho tell js?r cent, at the conitrmali
illisntuLR. nnd tlio ri;m.itiibi'r tlirLo-faiirth la OU
or therealier, with Intcri tt from tho connrmaUov
Hi. bl.
Ijito the rstain ot said doccased, Mtu.tU) la thu
towushlp ot Uuulon, the couuty aforesaid.
KIltCUUAl'M.
llenton, Jan. 8, l875-t3P Jxevutor.
rpO AIrWIIOMlTATcONEItN."
X Notloa is hereby ijlveu that tko llorw Wairon,
i urrlago an ' rness, now In tha possesion U Au
drow Kaietl Q utralla, Ulonifj to ins. .
ijo. s ii. '. norujjt.
A CBEAWBIDE!
.1
I'll nnil 0er Olil WMhmH fiiiiiHl
to he mtilly, r Ji,Jl';,,on
utile. (11m lutein
101-
A NEW AND VASTLY lVANTAaiCOlTS
1'I.AN UKR'iltY All'I'TED HY
At thfir Works in looinsburg,
tVnmnrl lllr,nn,cliiir.r trnn U (1 Malltlfaf t tiring
company, wberi nil) bo kept Hantly on hand u
Wlillc ami Itocl .israviillirat'llo
;ni,
rou iioinsTio rt'iiroUi and
CUl'UI.O, REAl'ICSMITII Aid) 11ITUMIN
OUSCOAE, 1
ntprlcrsto Milt the trail. All Coil specially pro
pared before lent lug tho Yard, Al)
Plows and Threshing Machines,
and all kinds of
Casting nnd MachiivlW ork.
lir.t'AllllXO promptly attended to) They wonld
respectfully solielt the l'ntromjoot 1 1. '..'JV'T;.
i m r u itli lv A Itll.
Jan. s, '74-ly " ' liloeisburg, l'a.
AEiYlBWAaWroW
Providont Lifo & TrtUt Co.,
or iMtti.Aii:i.r-'ii
Incorporated ltd month, 22el (iy, 1SC5.
(lood ilsks of nnv class solicited. A ry reliable
and popular coiniiany, nnd easv to sollcllf.ir. Apply
promptly by letter to the IIOM1'. OITTOX, l'lill.idol
pulA. Hot. 13, '743in.
I I) r I nnivrux n largo live, family pi"r. of sto-
' U I n
s anil !fd reading. No social lnlsin. po
t. niiiT imr iiertNanicnt4. Dnly
'cts. a year. Send 10 cents for iimcclinens
before lou forgit It 1 Splendid Hap I'rcmluli. Agents
wanted everywhere. Illg commissions H I 1 II. I..
Jl ASTINns, r,.is asuilisiuu iie-e-t, nunvi y
Arcn Mrect, i nira.,t'.i.
HAVE YOU TRIED
JURU.B I A
Ann you
WEAK, NEHVOU3, OU DEItlEIT.yr.I) ?
Are you so r.angut.t that any exertion requlrl moro
ot an cllcrt than Jim feel capable; of making'
Then try Jurubcba, the wonderful lonlo Ina In
vlirorator, which acts so benellclally on the H utile
orj'iiis as to Impart Mjor toall the vital furcct
It IS no aiCOUOlIO ai'lCliCi, nmui mi.m.mi.,1.1
short time, onlvtolei Iho sulTe-cr fall ioa)ier
depth of uilseiv, but it is a cgoULlo tonlo Whig
dlrccllv on tlio lUi-r and spleen.
It regulates lbs l.uwels, tpilets the nervefl raid
Klies such e lieallh lone lo the whole K) Mem us to
hooa nuke Invalid feel like a new person. .
Its operation Is not violent, but Is cbanicterlzll by
great gentleness; the palbntouwrleiiocsnosillni
clunge', nu marked res'ill s, but L'radtullv his trofiles
"1'old their t. lit s, like tho Arabs,
. nd silently steal nway." I
This 11 no licit and untiled discovery, butlhas
been long ued x.-ltli wonderful remedial le.sultsliiid
Is pronounced bv the highest medical author
"the most pirn erf ill tonic and alteram e known.
Ask your druggist for It.
K sale bv JOANMTON, 1I01.1.0WAT li
rhlladelphU, l'a.
TITinTiTtKlft in!7C Now Iirass nrtKe
UllMMM lUl iOfU sells lo diMllinU
stores, etc. Prolltoble. We guarantee cuinas'bs
success. Agenis iranicei. .situnss iiriu i .s, .-..r..
AlASN & CO., Si I N. Iteiwardsticct, llalllmore-,:
Jan. 8, 78.-4w
SO HPEt CBJSTT.
COMMISSION TAII) BOOK AOHNTf
On !T and most popular books by one f't Uw l-'ir
est suhscrlptlun tlrms In tho country. J-i books n;
Si) cents; wbis.ks for Jl.), ;u humbug. Sell
or circulars and see. Addrosi, 1". o. Uox si llarf
ford, Conn.
rpnr. New York WEEKLY WITNESS,
I LrlTlner News. Markets, stories. I'lelures. mil
and l.le Editorials at Jl.sa ; ear, l'0-.tnge paid, lues
leached ts.OOI circulation In thrct years, Seiulfor
rree samiue copy.
CIOXSTIIT KSII'MTMINT- At home Male nr'lV
male, .io a week mirranted. No capital lequlreil,
l'artlculans nnd valuable Pai'iplo suit free. Adihess,
with u tent return stump, c. i:ov, wiillamsiiirg,
'-pSYC'IIOMANCY or SULTE CIIAltM
i l.Nu," l.'ow either sex may (o.sclnato and
rain the luve and uuectlons of anv .crs-h thej
choo-ehisl.inil-. 'mis simple, mental acquire ucnt
ull can poss-.vi, free, by mail, for'.'.! cmls, toother
Willi a Marrlagn (lulile, I'gypilan (iraiie, lireuns,
Hints to Ladles. Wedding Night Shirt. ,u A lueer
bunk. Address T. MLI.l il .t CO., Pubs. I'blUJ
Maryland Eye and Ear Tnnlitutc
or. N'ortli Charlos stn c, llalllmore, Md.
OKOtKIK. lliai.l.M,, M. 1).. Lite 1'iofessor of Kjo
andUarSurgerj In tlie Washington I'nUers.
ty, htirgcon In i hargc;
T he large handsome reMdtncc of tho late Chicles
L'Aiiiioi.i. has be-n llttiduip with nil the Imple
ments adopted In the latest Pohotrlsot Iluruo'.for
tho special treatiiicnl or this class rt diseases. Ap
ply by l. ucrto i.Lount; iiki i.ixii, M. n.
furivun ln'bar,o.
FQlt
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
And all Throat Disea363,
USB
WEILS' CARHOLIO TABLETS'
I'Ur VV ONIA" IN IIEUE IlOXIJi.
i TsriKis ,is .sirns: jumi cut.
Sol4 by lirujglsts.
S1JOHT l'O.Sii'ON,r..Mi:NT-l)AY iixi:ii-riLi,
DlSlilllllilON.
FlKST ChtANI) Gll-M' CONCKIII'.
TT
3 ASS 4
AT AI.r.XANIllllA, VA.
XVXAB.CZX 23, 1Q7S.
list of aims.
l (iranJ cash (iltt
1 (irund cash (lift
1 drain! cash din
10 Cash liltts, tiniioo each
1 Cash (lifts, BoO'leaeii
W Cash (lifts, 1 ogi) I'jcli
loo Cash (litis, fcoo each. ..,...
1 ooo cash (lifts, luu each
1 coo cash dins. s o ich
. ,,i uio CM
, . . . M 000
.... 'i'.Oil)
. .. loo oo.i
. . . ooo
,. foueio
: . , fo Oifi
... 1UI10U0
... f,u ono
... 400 OUO
3 ooo ca.ih (lifts, .0 each
u 173 Cash Gifts, amounting to tl 000 000
Number of Tickets, 100 000.
rmcr. or tickiitis.
Whole Tlcketa
Halves
.Jlt
. 10 Oil
. coo
. 2 ' Ii
100 00
Quarters
l.lghthsor each Coupon.
o.si , wifcds lor
Tho Monlneller Femalo Iluinan( Association, char
tered by lliu Uvlslalur of Vlrglnl i and tho circuit
Court of Orunirit Co . nrowwid bv a (irand (lift Con
cert lo establish and endow a ''Homo for Ihe OM,
llillrni, uml iii'siituto l.adli'S of Vlr.-lnln," at .Mont,
tiellcr, tho former residence ot President James
Madison.
(loviNior's (mice, itiehiuonu, .liny 3, is,4.
It affords me nleasiire to sav that 1 am well ac-
iualnt'd with alirgo majority ot tho onicersof tho
Mont poller l'emalo Ilumuni) Assuclatloii, who resldo
Iu ll.u leiiilty of my home, nnd I attest their Intelli
gence and their worth and high reputation as gen
tleuii'ii, as well as the ptilillu coutldi nee, iniltn-neo
and suint.uillul menus Mix rslli represerit'd among
them. JsMKX l KIlMPllR. (lor. Virginia.
Alexandria. Va., July 6, IS". I coiuinend
them a.1 agents of honor mid Integrity, and fully en-
tilled to the coullS"hCC of tli public.
u. M. in (JHK.S, i . n. o iidgu unsi n lust, or a.
I'urlln r references b !ieriiilsE.luii i Ills ilxcelluncv
Ollbt-rt C. Walker, i:i-(Jovernor,ot Va.; lion, llobt.
i:. Withers, I.leui.-(iov of Va., aud V, s. Senator
ele t ; senators and members of ( 'digress from Va.
Iltiulllai.ees fi r th bets maybe in'uliitu oxpuss
prepaid, post-ofllce moiie) -older on Washington, I),
C,, or by lleglstered leltcr.
For full purl! ulars, teMtmonlals, ie send fur Cir
cular, Addicss, llt)N,.lA.M;siniilioi'lt,
I'res't M. I'. II. A., Alesiihdrli, Va.
llelUMo agents wanted eicrj where, l)cc,a5,'74-4
AdENTS WANTED. At tlio rate this work
Is now billing It will uttalu a solo ot
100.000 COPIES
beforo.tho can ass Is complete, 1'resbUerlnu min
isters without a charge, -or loose la III health "ho
wish iu re lam n nv oji'ii-iur exereise, biuuetils, lay
men. Illld Othtls who ilciill'ii In ol.tnln Iui-imlIva em.
luiuitui in u most respoctaiiio oteuiuuvii, aro so-
"TIIKlliaTOUYOK THE 1'HJWIIYTK-
ltlAN CIIUHCU TIIUOUUiiOUT
Tin: wonuv
Ab-iaUtlfUl lJTLru octavo voliimn. lllnsfrnti.rl with
stoel and wuod engravings, wldeheiery I'rosbvteiUu
tautlly w 11 want to po,soss. Ai)llcatlons for exclu
1V8 tori Itory bliouia bo mude ut unou. Address,
UK i ri V, bU.M' X CO.,
Dec. S3, '74-6m. 410 llroomo blreet, New Yort,
nAlVVWIS.SAllANn.
Vi OATAWlbSA. Pa.. Dec. 16. 1874.
hlMlt baiilt. lll bo hold at their
of the stockholders of tho CulawkM
t tneir banking uouao
tho second Tuusday ot
Yi.T.w". .- nwi vu U1Q auuuuu 1UOSI1UJ Ol
jauuw petween ths bourn ot lo a. m. and U
fi'i 'n . ",1l ,n ,ll;CUOh 'or autctors to serve tor
t.ra """AlL.r.
COURT intOCLAMATKNI
TimiKH, tlio Hon. WiM.iAMriii
i I rresiiicnt Judgo of tho Court tn er
Terminer and (lpn.cr.tl Jail Delivery, Court u
ter Hcwlons of Hie I'euco and Court ol d
l'tcrei nnd ()rl,llnl1, tvmrt In llin ofith .llldlcl
trl"l. culntxispil nf lt,n pnnittl,inf Cnllltilh iVfd
l nn tour, ami Iho Hons. Inu lir.itu afill.i c
MositOK, Asioclato .lint'csof t'olutnbla tulJy,
havo Issued thflr precept, bearltu ehto the 8i 1iJJ
ol Hept., In tho year ot our Lord ohc hfi"
and eight hundred nnd sevenly-ilTC, and toiw di
rected for holding a court of Oyt and Tcnini
and (lencr.ll (luarter Hosslons ot the IVaceV'Otil
ot Conmion 1'lea.s and orphans' Court, In Il'.rtn
burg, In the county ot Columbt.i, on the first Mon
illy, being tho 1st day ot I'cbnur n 'it, t'O.ii
tlnuo two weeks,
Nott'olshorobyglien to tho Coroner, to tli .Iu
tlccsof Uio Peace, and Ilia Constnbi "f f'tald
county of Columbia, tlut tli'ybo th3ti it'l l I In
tholr proper p'T.son nt louvioclc In tlio f-rei hot
slid 411, day of September wltlt their recnr l-.h 'Ht
lions and otli-r rcmcmbrati'eM, to do i'i"' fiW
which to their unices npjvrlaln lo bo due Nud
tliosoth.it are bound by recognizance to pi" '"
against the prisoners that nru or limy tie In ill I"
of thoculdcotihtyof Columbia, lo bo then anl
toproseculo tliem as shall bo Ju.-t. .lur" al
aiiostcdtobopuncUt.illritlielrattcndancc..i( e I ly
to their notices. Dated ut Uloomsburg l'i. 'I ' ''
lot December in tlio jenr of cm ' r n
I., s. Mtioiisand eight Iiutiilred and suc!' tr
v- and In the nlnety-clglitli jear of u.e J
penetenco of tho United States ot Amcrlc i
Sheriff's onice,
Uloomsburg, Nov il to
.MiciiAt:!, (iiiovr.i
Sill I '
i
B virtue of sunilrv writs of Vcnililionl lis)
pouiisand 1'lerl I'aclas Issued out of I lio couit
ot e-emmon I 'lease of Columbia eouiily, and to mo di
rected, will bo exposed to public saJo attlieCOLIll
llolsh.m Uloomsburg, on
Mnnday the 1st day of February, IST-'i,
nt ono o'clock, p. m., tbo follow Ing described prop
erty, to-wlt:
Al that certain piece or p-ircel oflsnd slualcln
n-dl niT Creek fruenftliln VnlnmMi ....tin V. I'l.i
bounded on tlie north by lands of II. I'. Kdgar en 1'ie
i. i.i uu vi i. i: i-.ugnr, on i-io south oy ;i'isoi
.Tosi'ph Dlelcrlch aud l-tler Klelanil and uu 'he ca-l
i - iii . I wenner, on which are c eeien a
ALSO.
All that certain piece orpari-l txna sltnatnla
t.ii.i 1.H I.-R niivii-iiip, i out uoi e e-uuuii, eoioiii-i
mlmdsnt llli l sr rennlnginn on tlie north, Mi
Wcnnt-ronthernst, w r. 'Irtxli-r on thu west an
Peter Kphlln on the otitli, cintalnlng so acres mori
or less wht"-on nro a frame dwelling boaso a bai
barn, wagon s'led and olh-r out b Hidings.
Seled, taken Intocxee-utlon and to lusuldasl)
liropertyot !'.ll.i;dMraud William K.lliUMrlJte tra I
ing us lH.ir & urothcr.
ALSO,
All thai crtiln real estate. situate In Ihelo-.inil.u
ot Locust Coliunlila county, bounded by lands I
(lenrgo Ituuttl on the licit t Ii, John Kline on 11,4
south, ileorge ue.iver on tho west, .nut f
onthuiMst, cOntalnltij ono hundiv-.l a-re-s n t
sele.1, taken into ccecultin and to bs soldi 1 t
,..ui. 1 ij ui ...nu itiitmui.
ALSO,
. All that real estate M!uate In the town of 1.1 .
iiai'g, i i.iiuiiuia couutv, and Mnl- of l-ennsj 1 . 1 X
biunluJ and dc.-cilbe.d as fallow, to wit: i 1 't
i.im u an auey, nona ovaioior sinion c.
elb. M.iln street, south bj a lot ot CUhnrl
sal I lot being Kcienty f 'i Iu front and ono h
and el 'Ids feet ileen. Im the same inure 1
w'lereou arc- creeled .1 dnellln' house and1 d
wiiu the npputtenaticcs.
S' l7C 1, t IM'U In I'-.eCUtlliU iu.l to bo bull 1 -0
pripenr or 1:11 Jones, Adminlstrat ir, .Vc.,ot h
Jones d'-cc.ised.
A 1.(50,
All tint home an 1 lot of 1 md sltuno nn Cell irl
strcl in in ton n of lim i:nbur,', e-oiint) ot C .1-1
bli, l'a, rr jilting till) Id oils.,'.! Catharine '.re
nijoining 101 or s.'nu i,-r on im nortn lint
Mtcrso'l the so'lt'l. Wl..-re.lli Uerei'iedaliri
frame home 111,1 out b illdlus, nun- ojcupl' Uf
V. IIHl-U.lll',. .
stked tikm lu eei-ultin and to bo sol I
properly ol Samuel i.rov,.
ALSO.
That cei tain lot of ground la tut in Issa t
bill
Coluinblico'.uilj, bouud-d oa Iho lmrth bv mi ill
tiua lla.ietun ami Mtlkcsiiarie rta llloii . ontd' tti
bi land ot win. :.!cleliy, on the south bvayite
ro.iu, aim eiu eae west ei; niei or sruu l-l-l.e in
laming two seres moro or less, with Iho np,jun
auees. I
Seized, t ikon Into evecutlon and to be sold jolie
pr.iperiyeiii.ini e.isui.-r wuu nuiiee luici
ants.
ALSO,
Lot situate on Second slre-te.r Mill street
town if Ks.-iy, Scott loiui-l.lii, eoliiinlili i
whoiconaro ercctesl a planing mill and shop, , in
i-ugiiic, inae-iiuiery A.C.
ALSO,
Iit sltnit" nn S'vnn l str"et 111 s.tld town, -ulli
lug 111" af.uvs dd planing mill lot on the we--t. .it
inu or j, ereiciiu on tn-i ea-t, an 1 .econu n
I Hi.
oa tnu sijiun, an. 1 west by an alley; whe-reur
... 1 I
i JI,
ericie.i a (livening ii.hi.i- and out ti'illdlngs. uo.vl
cupled by l.e-ouard iVooil as tenant.
AL(),
Lot on S-cnnd street in said lown, bo.mdad 01 be Witness tho Honorable William Flwell rsiiulre
no; h by hecond stn it, ai.'ltb by allej.e 1st b. iic.rjl-resl lent of our said cm in it lllot Sluire' ho
Tinubly, i-t bv I. ant Tliomas creiellrg Jr.nlncteentli day of In ecinb-f A 1) eino ttiousaiid
iMi-reua arc erecU-d a fen? dwelling huun- a-i,oiultlit hundred and seicnti.f j -r ' Ihousand
buldlns, nuiv occupied b John llcivsouas teuiut .MICIIM'I Cl-ovru
AL-'0,
L't sttuate nnsecoad street In Mid town adJoln-vvTOTIr 'I.' 'ivi iipiuo
n.'Sue'ond street on the north, oa-l by lMhen llaSI ,V,.'l,S' .
vol In .Mrs. Mordi n. snulh hyan alley, wher -on ar1 ' 1 -""IA tot Ml.SS:
cm led i fr.irui' tlvoM!nj,r Ujiw unit out ballhi;
t'lliUMlii ThO-i. J;. FuwkTlL'U.tlit.
lot nn Second fctivr t Jtih.iMtr.u'ii bounihil on tl
noil, in sut'.r.U M11 et.cast iy i,it of il. t(. rt r!ta
hoiin tiv nn Alley, wt'-i hyii.tot I. m vi'iin. uiiar-
un uf curtt tl u fr.i'iM tuvclua l.uu'.e, a it nil tli;
nui. wur-JliaUMj now ntvuiiKM a-i an oiiill', vf Jin
1 , UI .TiU'.
ALSO,
I.oto'1 K.iliMrcrt In said town, boundo 1 on)
norttib) an .ill-y, ca-t by an alli-y, west by lou
.i.ie.11 ks, iineieon is er.-eien .) uri'-n. (inoiu,
hOUso uiw 01 cupled ty 1 lies, rt . LUgar.
ALSO,
Lot on the south sld t of Pennsylvania canai
sild town, IiounJ-'d 011 tho natli by salt en.
siuthhy the .Susquehanna rliir.i.ist by lot of
Carson, wt by laud of nubbins: rthereoi) u-s tt-
I'liuirain' iiiieiiiug o'Mio anuuue ouiiuiu.
pled bv I'" J'u len.int.
Ai'-SO,
r
J
I.01 on nr.rlh of said canal, and west by astri
SJiith aud eul by the l'i nmylTinl 1 canal, wlim
am crc'-u-u .1 ir.iuio u.ieina- uouse and 01UJI
lngs; now oceuple I by M. cuaistivk as tenant.
A l0, , J
Om other lot on south si le of Main street, 1-1.1
town wbeieeii are crecte I thtea dnellu g fces
bo.ind-don 1 be north by Haiti street, on i3u-t
by cauat stree-!, on tl.i aoiitu by an alley, Iho
west bi lanl of David ll.irlm .11. I
SelA 1. taken Into e.ti'i'ullo'i and to bo solrbo
propctiy ot Thomas v . Ldgar. 1
ALhO, I
All tilt eortdn red citato ll'late In f.nriit,i,.
ship, (,l unbll co'iuty, buuuded by landi ohn
i.iiii.- .let ot-itrs on uu norm, .jaeoo ()s.it aactv-
itiiimIii isiiii 1111 t 1., 1 t .t 11. i.i'.".. I'll i...i. at I .
Klin.-. lid otiiirs 01.11,, i.;,rtn,,l.,eor,Ktaa?,y.
Ilugh"tunl i.tlieis on Ibt-Mi-Kh, John .Mlll.nd
1-ctcr filler on luu west, ; cinuiulug Iwuthr. d
netei i.Dioor lissi vheroonuieereeteil tv. id uie
lio'ies,yti b.'jus aad out bullulngs w.ehap
purteniitce's. 1
.SL'ieiirf.ikeii uao 'ecuiu.nauu 10 uo fe'iinne
pruiuiii.'i joua'iia i.aeuiiiail,
f p.
.1 'Wt.
ALSO,
All tlu
of cataw
erlaln 1. 'I of ground Utiuile In.f 'Wn
afore- iildhouudei
ij, in -ii county (i Columbia siuito
id desi rib. d as lolloa nt .
lcr ef a lut of Sar.ih I- . on
Iteglunlit at tho
the nui'Uleast si
last sld uf Main sirivt, of thof nu
of cat nv vi, Ui--i..'e by said lot north e dly
two hun I d and t 1 feet to an alley, tboi -,iM
nil it nil 11 "sen laij ou-iii inn ie"i if luis
to a eorur oi u 10- now or uto 01 .10 (la (on
theico b,l .aid lol 'oath Hi 1 iv h. 1 1 1 1 y tt lieu
an 1 ten lei to (In uforos uu M du stivel bi
tho same i alii c.i- uardly clriiv ti.-ofj ve or
liss, lo liupbico of di'gluiiiug, on wldi 11), "da
iianiJ oaii'iii eioL-ii 1 "ei a. siuro luuui.f.UlUg
ALSO,
All tlut 0 'tain lot of irrouiiil 1lr11.it. 11
1
orcaliivlsi In tin 1 Hint) at irunldbelu
e-'lautn-iil. rod In 1 w g.-neial jil.m oft'
ttwlssi iiuit'i red si .lecii (10.) boundO'l a
Od us flll'j'.f ") Wit: '11 tne su.Kh nv Mnl
'own
.aid towii.iu the cat bj abutlur loljl to
tLt- sild J. I ilrobst, o tlio bona by in 1 u oa
lUo west al by an a! y. wlin uio :iri)m e-
selcod, ti I. lu iii.otlon uaid toon ..iv..
1, of
I'lUJI., u, ... Ui 'U
USO,
Alltbn-ofi 1 1 1 'cU'itlan bltuatolnl town,
shin, Culiiuit, i-uiiut r-unsjn.inl.iai 1 ult)
elesbrlbed ust llo-.u on. uf ihem U al a
post at th i'.iiiwi 1 corn -rtf a tmctisir
med on u mint 1 ( . eharluu iLg.v-r
the'iieo by sa futliar 1 - l.uugonborgcr' 1 Tul!
HI degrees, h iiv.-Jm . .11 sum no-niri 1
'il degress, mil i.'iciu, to a post .. e 0S
lauilsur cjcv tlie u u.e . of Thomas I - .,nf,
, u'Kiiia, ii- .oi 1 ruio'i uiiipobii or
ahilsunejc! tn. name of luuVl .rlh
7s degrees, es
ot Jessy uroot
a red oak : t .
Druoks, iiorlti
tho placu ot bi
allorfauce moi
ll'.e ite'.re..
1. (Willi it jiosb : I 1
l-i. ll' .1 Kiu I'OStl IJLKj l.,ljl
ortlu. di grcc, iicsist.ii', i
v m i.ti. a iu mj lint Je-w.ii
iegn 1. a.t sj i,er( no 1....1
tiing cont.ilnliiK .r.yisnuj
Andrew tlarl. Ilediiie '.uiiiie ,,rJa ii...
,yi. -illiu VU UlIUillLIQ
onootlurof u-1 beglumg at a post luu sPi'
corner otl bo a., ed,..-. iiboutrael.buriiHiir.
nmi to sndrev 1 art, ti,"ueu by tuu wimu ,J(
." ... .luu.r ' I'l.k ir.ee-e uuiiuii.reos.
west Hi) )re-ini . , u pui thence by .u,...J
oil warrant 10 ta. m.. 11 and Jacob itZ
grecs. weal so J rbesb. -loues, thuncol bur.
v.-j.'doii wiirru.to I'mjaiiilu 1.1 ock. 111.
grcos, nasi va ri.hes t a piuo, inencoU ir.
vi-jcil on 11 u ifcT Njcr,soui.'r.,.s.
east isi s-io pevit's lo .1 isi.it 1 lhounu 3 ,Ui?
H-juJ un n warnit John B.irionlr.,uuri:ipeii
e-.i-t iw rwrotich . uhlekor: Iheuoob Iv., '
liithon.im"ufJa iiinols nottifiu (,,lui,
us imivuch 10 1'e Hicnei. by iiiooaioi'isii.,.
gre" s, cast uu pi ues 10 .1 pu,l iho ,b, gla.
nlnjcoulaliiliiL i niu-s inoiuortooim
H.111.0 tract of fa liur t-jed un wurnuai f i
fSoKr.datod Ai it i.t, ,,Ui, )m
them, be'tbmlii ' ,ta p,rtt u, hoalt Vu ,l
1 ui iSi""- f. W '"".'JfWJ-fsrraii
'VKCIAIXSM
lol Noier, norm 1 d'ei)s e,t VoWospY' a
Jiluo 1 llieuci' bj 1, teiff( lie ajamlu l,i w e, J
1 to j
I de.
l'i In
.mil
ilus.lcr lu the 1101 wtu lluoui laud wa war
rant John luiia. j , tti.-u. e by tlwSt
degroois, eat a po
tin Ida' . Ol begi'iiini,,.
luu '4 ne ica i.ii
or laud Hinvtii'e'd 1
l ,V l;yc;''-'iruct
hi iiiwiie-i De-ner.ih . 11 tr. , jandi il ... .
w arraiil lu liu'ium iu .21, '..ou '
V'estMo isi'civ, jus rnt, i'ifl
dsgreis eastmiw e,J.- iJr.,s7 V"il
slave od u11uw.1i .,1 . Uu. jt, 'li
1
gr.ios, out ttn- in 1
auiiuvod una wup.u
dogrncs, MOit IKVWv
suricvediiiiawamu
.vss
Coit Ulli 410 llt.'os mi',
iruci ui luii'i suree t ,
jah
iie-u J.ejr.flllnexo
v-rty ot thj iMnvUU
ft
IW, .run. I
"'mm
UI
ALSO.
(utliat certain lot ot land being a lime qlmrry,
Ii. in the township oi scow, i o uiiiiiiaciiuiii.i.
, lundcd on th cast by quarry lol of MarpB n id
. on ibe north by ljnd of Aaron llfinn, tfi t ho
i, r another quarry lot of .lease n, Itloo, 151 tho
i.t- in r. 1 t.t A-ir.in 1111111 nnd .lessf. w. Mirn li
iii. itch an-erected a dwelling house, stable, onico
ml titer "Ut buildings, I lino Kilns kc.
ALSO,
On,' "l'i- r 'I'mrry tl slfuw Inlhn name township.
,t,nn an te ori'.'ti iUiT lot, bound";! en the cast
i.J sT'dD-mi d-si-rlU d lol, 01 thntiortli bvl.indnf
' vim lioon, on ttiiMtest by quarry lot Into of John
t Afvtiwil. nnd on thi'iiniilliby lsndcf Anrou
P, : on which nn- n dwelllnn house and out bullel
1 , .md Ihn-e llmu kilns,
' A LWO,
.11 that certsln bt of land Mt'lato In Madison
to i stun, Columbia county, buithd."l bv lands f
11 tit itt ur.'l clllier on tlie hiirtli. Valentino lllddle.
uni on ilieeait. o. I-. Chrlsliln and William Kcbb
0 iuo Smith, Vulttitlnn Weiiier uml a ptbllc load
,.1 rno west, contulnlng ts acres morn or lesst
1 rwn rrecie.lfifraiii"'liM'llln'jluU'ie, n largo
r 1. nnd vn bulldlngsi nltli th iitipurl"n.itices.
('jiod, taken Into i-wutl m nnd to be sold ns Iho
iTty cf JiMse 1). Idee .md 1111 1111 It. Cot,
AliC,
d tint certiln re t' estate smut" In Heaver town
.Columbia counti. bound-il nsfolloivsi K'gln-
1 ,(nt nsloni) In public mid. mence niongsaiu roan
1 1 111 si iieetrets, wot I'd purcnes 10 a posi i iiicnco
1 utid "t Wm. SmliU south w degrees, easnt
I -liesloapot thence by l.ttidot .lesw.lolinsoii
'h 11 d'-grees, west n f,'.trcli"s to tlio place of bo-
I alngicoiitalnlnittbre" a-rcj, moro or less, with
I I appurtenances,
Ir-d, takenvliito ctecitlen nnd lo bo sold ns 11
pcrly tf .lolui Hindi riltcs.
AI.0,
vll that certain price of land situate in lionrlng
ek luTiishlp, rviitrnht 1 county l'a , Inunele'd 1U11I
scrlbeilas follows, In Hi! on IU" norm by lands
: .nidge l ux nnd oth-rs and William l.linllle, on tho
st by lis county line, n;i the mth by lauds Into
Isaac i cthsrt ainl rr. lb- m-t by lands of James
. anseri'.iinlnethhti acres more or I
si-lwd.iiken InlneM-' Utliiii mid lo bo sold as tho
operlj ,f Jonathan lln-litn vn.
ALSO,
lllliil cerium pl.-e or pared of land slttialc In
h-- bnro rti of lleml.'k cn'intr, of Cc.lurdbl.i r.i , oil
rout st t t ot said ton'i. bcglnnlngnt the corner of,
h"loto, .llllam Mllll.ims thence lit sair.o eighty
el ton iley, thence along said alley, thirty LM
elm-iif ir less to lot now onned by Joh""""!
1'invl) he Hieme t Ighl feet tn fri nt, utr" t afore,
'nld : t tin e by the same Hrei t thlrtr To ti't moro
ci a tn-shirt brick Mure nnd ftwclilng house, with
less 11 u.e pun 01 ncginning wnicn lire ernci'
ia.iapti ricnunci.
N-ld l.ike'n Into rteetltloii and to bo soldnstlio
r.roperl( .f John 11. Jjcoiiy
Sherlf lOmcf.
!iriiAi:r, uitovnn.
wcju-iijurg, aan.
s.'ls tc. aiiorltf.
4 DMINMSTItATOIl'S NOTICE. "
V nsriTS nr riiuir ur.?s, Prcr"Kn.
l.ie-9 rf Administration on the citato of Philip
less hteiif Suarloaf to-.tiishlaCnlutntiU ccdcccns-
I, bait' liven srnted bs the iegl.tter of ild county
10 Join Horn, of luridsoti Post (irr.ee. fsulllvan
'ouiits I tnnslylranln. All pi-rsnns baling claims
igalisi the estate of the decedent are re
iuetill 1 1 present them for sftllcmenl, and thoso
-ndrbiV to tho estate to nuke patinentto the im
Urtljif J administrator w llhout dela,-.
joiin 11011N,
Artmlnlst rater,
Dec s -tn' Bullltan ootmty, l'a.
,t"Tl'lTOUS NOTIf'i:.
i V s , MR -STtTK)- MS11H KArfP, HFCKASEII,
'la 1 nprslneil, appointed by the Orplmns' (,'ourt
I of (ilenblai'iiuntt. audttorto m-ikeUKirltjutli.n of
1 tola 10 in Ihe hands of Isaac K. Krlekliauni, admin
tstnto of Mnrl.i Kauir, ilece.vcd, will attend 10 tlio
, dut'-s f bis appointment Jl thu olHco of i:, 11. .1 U.
, II. lilt -. In I!lii..uniuiru', on saturdny, tlie sad day
of .i,m iry, lsTn, nt lu o'clock, a. tn, Allptrsons
bin iu claims ngalnst sail estate are renntreii tn
all ml r bo debarred from coming In for a 'hare of
sail til 1.
I!01ll:itl'l!. LIT I'l.JC.
D-c. -., '74 -lw.
Auditor.
i UiUTOIfS NOTICE.
1
V. Tim '.urn.it ok hih movkv run into coi-iit
101. Ill
TOWN-
Itlll'TIOS- IMIISII TIIK llalMASTSjItiltSSTllIK
lOKCO'.'VS-(IIIU.
Hi -nil-r.lgri J sppi.lntcd auditor br tho Court of
of i otn noii Pi-Ms 1 f Columbia lountt, to nscritidn
itIi it -ulpr.il nts now existing nro valid ilr.Uns
I flgrflns said lunnshlp, nnd the amount thereof un
iiiim,, id renurl Uie order and distribution, In wlileh
tli- i nit shall be paid, oat of the money now In
1 r- tr r v Id -n mar l,"re,.rtcr be n.ild Into court.
"HI J i' et forth- p-irpi.se of nltendlng lo Ihe duties
of tit ipnolnlnietii on Tliuia1av,.inniury 21 -t, A. P.
l-rjj'bl o'clock, a. in ut his omcopi Catawni
wliij' all parties lulerested are rcituei.led toatteiil
tl , " l""v" ' . IV. II. AUIHIIT,
74-St.
Auditor.
4
Vr iriCE Tf) HEIRS.
OI.I MIIIA Cor.Nl'Y, SIS:
', fie Orphiti' Court of Columbia County
lomallerof the tiarlltt(.n .in.t iin.,11.... r.r ,w
e f mJ.' 'V.'i1" ,1 u,,"u"r-l-'to of Columbia coan-
1 ElUlheHi Wenner. wt.i.nv n..,.,. n-
(iUbeth Zimmerman, unit 1., nil ,. 11... ..... !i
rested: 1'"'"'"-
You am hereby noiineii ilmi in hp.!...,.
.1: . ' .' "u " 11,11 "t I'Cirs 01 sn d ne
''dent to aceert or n fuse thf.Mi.i..t .., i... ,...i.....i. ..
rhof C.1I110 ITh the ttiim- el.m.M i,mi..,.iJ
.... .. i.'..-,. wj .ue loun.iaiineu eo 00 anil npnear as
I1Ornh.1n.4- Conrl U. h.. 1,,1. 1n nf t.i... ,....- IL
f,lrte'i , iV ., ,,... V ' . ' '"""Si m
1 ' . .. "' i-'iioii. i.i 1 euruary, ncM,
'f J,1) " "I'1 aeei'Pt or rcfii'-o the estate at
tuiuallun nut i.n.n. it 1,,. (, i,.;,..V; ' 7. .
ir show win- t ho sain! should not bo sold ngu enbly
to the act of Asrmli!v In nn. I. i.l..u ..,i..n.i
rllllnl. I,..r.,..f II ' " is.iuuj.iw
iwc. a, 74-ot.
MitrllT.
ut In the Orplmns' Court nf Cohtmbin County
:?.,, '7 -V 1 ulpil!irllllI a'"' laliiatlonof tho
deceased 'homas llarrN, I.de.f Columbia county,
To Mary Ilnrrls. widjw, Io-; h Hants, Margaret
rT,',M :i7 ,j'1;,1'-y- K-nih lurnanl, 'Jhouia.s
lurrls, and to all other persons Inter tied:
inde.moVrr?',1",'1""''! ,ljut Urrhsos- Court ot
,t in I "' 11 ',r"ll'-,iron tin.' Ik (rs of said do
"(li nt to acceptor re fuse the ,stnto at the rMuatlon
LJii vtL"fe' w!l' ""' K-"m' should not he sold.
fr f. ?,,m" 'I"' hy''y '"mmnnde.lto be and at
ml in , 1, ''Rl'" ' ,,r at blooms.
ir. In nnd for the said county, on the tlrst Mnndar
f lebruary aeit, and then and there- accept ("r rt--1-0
the estue at the Tuluatlon put upoa it by tl r
a-, made and pro ',id Vrn.t fall ..IT. 1
Ultuesj U.e Honorable! Vi llllam Klnpii rsnalro
resilient of o-ir -ld ( ourt, at llloomshim.
jvi-nij-iirsiu iynr Oee. mbcr, A. D one thousm
tjht himdivd uitd k.m atj-tonr. L"ciu"aadi
Doc. VI, 'il cw
ilK'HAIILOHOVril.
hl.enrr.
vroricE to 111:1 us. '
1.1 COI.CMIIIA COl NTV. SI:
In the Orplun' Court of Columbia OmnUj
,'et,ui'"aofTjf'i,.l!i? "1'", vnlii.tlonof th,
t, deceased ' ot ''"""Ucoun.
To Haibl Ah, KII.-ji jnicnh Wi leii
ld'to'iuVocr
immmmm
I'freforo jou am htu'e bv comm iii'loi "t,, le": ! i
nioonis
.Monday r. V. tt?Q and tUem nr, n7VV.
ht huntoeKas 0o thoKand ,
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I - MJerltT,
U. M. KXOJtlt'S
BOOTS SHOE STORE
HLOOilSliL'JiG, PKNN'A.
TUB LATEST AffU mUT,
Evcity VAitiL-rv rou
hoots 011,1 shoes of every stvie,
Oalteis, .Slljijicr-s IsalraorjU,
Just the thing for rridly gals.
-"... u.i .-uoes nu- i,0)s aml men
"t-ay iRjr,ts.topiitunlu-u
Haluj weather Is about,
If juugo to fish for trout.
Lighter Hoots for llutday wear
Or for a young mL ijuntlas.'tr ir il
boot, nil,i ,ho-s to suit tho t?.le r'
il ado to c rder, or ready made ; V
Ihuslheii-oet-saongis ended.
rge variety of Hoots ami' SHot
for Va mid Wlutei
'J'nulo. New Goods.
UAHOALVSI
DAUOAIXSIII
OUIt MOTTO.
I'ioatN.n oicu .
ttoreoihelWto I'atronaye uiomeJ
a.Mmit,
,ruw.C SALE HAND BILL
''fllitetl ut thir) Oi15f-n
loirrasTNo - ncK and tI
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