THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCKAT.BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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J VS&"''M
BBOCKWAYi; EUVSLL, Editor:.
BLQOMSliURC., PA.
riuivy, ii uiy ii iOYu.
HULKS.
As n matter ut general Information, and
ii accordance witii etntnin, we iitibtini in
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WHAT IS THU MAT T Kit WITH (IIIAST?
Willioiit iiny cutm, provm'titlon or expln
tuition, ti) far as Is IctiownlJratil, ruitiestctl
tlio restitution of 1'int Mii'ter (leni'riil
.Icwell, which wi liunieillittely lemlerel.
.1. U. TyntT of Inill.uia Inn lieen appointed
in lilt steiul. Tliernilitlty with which these
c.ililtict change, have bt't'ii mailt' of late,
taken with the lact that tho l're-llciit wuh
iinniilo to bo present nt tlio Centennial celt
oration in lMiilnili'lphin on tho lth of July,
the removal ot District Attorney Dyer wl.o
I'oiuluctetl the WliNkey ring trlnU In the
West, ami cniHeil the conviction nf the pris
oners, the resignation of Commissioner Pratt,
tho appointment ol tho corrupt Fisher as
Ditrlct Attorney in Delaware and many
other uctt of a similar character all point
most coneluively to hut onu explanation f
tho l're-utlcnts conduct. Wo are forced to
the conviction that Grant ha been iillllclcil
with ono of hit periodical nttnclci Of lllnen
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Wo nlso nublHli the Call for the County eauieil by iiiduljjing in too much centennial
Jjtivciitlim, which will meet Tiiolay, Ail- rum. The cheeks of tlio American people
Hlli .,it ll... .l..l.r,iln l ,.,.1 lull U'llt lm llinlltln wllll lllft llltlll of xhllllln ill COtltplll-
inlil thoS.itiiril.itr nrev oik. The annort on- tIutinir tlio ntualioii. Oh vlrtuo tliy namo
. i i . t i .1 I , r I i , IT a 1 1 I
in I Iniiiiif r:mi'. vntft tiir IVr.lltiltr Hi ls.ji.
' this table it will be Keen that llriarcroek
anil scull can i ioi ii ueiegate. wnue iorin
(Jonyngham, Catntvlun, Ilemloclc and Bu
garloaf each gain one. ThW makes tho to
tal number of delegate-) seventy, the limit
allowed by the rules.
At tho Convention of 1ST I, a committee,
consisting of J. O, Freeze, II. K. Jaekion,
C. It. lltickalew, .1. It. Knlttle, and 1). Low
AiiKam tuf.ipii n nri ti fiiil tr mvlje ttii mini
ThU Committee was continued by tho Con
vention of 1875, and Instructed to publl-li
their report prior to the Convention of 187G.
In another column we give the piopoxed
changes In the rules, and call the attention
of our readers to the subject, so that when
tho Convention meets in August the subject
may bo understood aud intelligently discussed.
HAYKS I'KOJUSES.
In his letter of acceptance Gov, Hayes
promises to reform the civil service and to
run the entire government on reform prin
ciples it elected. This is mere idle talk.
It is just as impossible for Hayes to reform
the ItcpubllcHti parly m It Is for him to re
move the mountains into the Sea. In these
days of republican misrule the administra
tion is run by the party leaders, not by the
President, who Is a mere figure head. In or
der to reform tlio civil or any other service
lm must reform his party and it is beyond speaking ot
his power to unseat the present leaders ol says:
the party and to make honest men out of Gover Tildeu is nliko blameless in his In
tliH armv ofollicH holders who havu been dividual and nubile character. As all anti
i .. .i ia c. -., slavery follower of dilas Wright, he
Klumiii; 11011 uu mu Liciii'ien money lui iuo -. ... . . ,,,, ,-J '
. . , ,' 1 ,,, ; . braved power aud discarded political success
past twelve years. It would be strange m- te lailniAn his convictions. As a i.olitlcal
deed, If the people aro not yet ready to ad- organizer and leader, no fraud has ever
luiiirlaiit Id Voters.
All persons to secure tho right to vote in
l'euusvlvnnia, mint bo nieneil two months
bclore the election and have paid a Slate or
county lax (either will do) within two years
In case the tax is paid this year, it mut bo
n mouth preceding the election.
Foreign born citizens it Milng to vote next
November must take out their naturaliza
tion papers a mouth before election. They
must also be assessed two months previous
to the day of voting.
Tlio election will be held on "the Tuesday
next following tho first Monday nfNovem
her," being this year the 7th day of the
month.
Monday, September 4th, is the last day
for being assessed.
Thursday, October Mb, is the last day foi
securing naturalization papers.
Thursday, October Oth, Is the last day on
which taxes ran be paid in legal time to
vote.
These dated are very important, and should
be carefully kept In mind by Democratic
workers and Campaign Committees every
where. It is better not to waU till the last
day, but lo have these esxential requirements
attended to at tho eailiest practical period.
TILIIKX.
Tho limes, McClurc's brilliant paper, in
our nominee for President
inlt that abuses and corruption have crept
into the administration of public affairs, aud
that this, in connection with the ruinous
financial policy of the party in power, is
what has brought upon the nation its pres
ent condition of business prostration. While
Hayes promises reform, the platform on
which be was nominated, does not even
admit that there is any thing to reform.
Under the present party machinery it would
claimed him as its parent. As the method!
cat aud tearless assailant of the defiant
Tweed oligarchy of political prosecution and,
plunder, ho stands sincle from the mass of
his fellows of all parties as the man who
regarded right as paramount to political
success, and as Governor of the first State of
tlio union, lie lias exercised Ins great
authority with unfaltoring devotion, lo tho
regeneration ot power rather than to present
party triumphs. Whatever may be tho pop
ular judguisnt as to the wisdom of a restora
be impossible for him to carry out the first lud:"7.ysr.y'VTI,:SZ
. . .1 juuu kjjuiuuci i . xiiiit:ii win u unaiiuaii v
letter of his promise. WhaVthcu, must be
done? Let the people of the nation arise in
their majesty and might and proclaim that
the day of retribution has come, that dishon
est officials and imbecile Presidents will no
longer be 'olerated. Let them place Sam
uel J Tilden in the executive chair and
honored by the great mass of his country
men.
THE TAItlrT.J
Some of tho opposition journals are accus
ing the Democrats of being a free trade par
ty. Sensible men know that this is not
clean out the hordes of corrupt men who are now, nor has it ever been a mere party nues
washing the public money and demoralizing I tion. Opinions upon the tarill question are
the country and in a short time wo shall guided by the feelings of the people in various
find that a new era has dawned upon us, localities, hence in the West tree trade ten
and tho dear old stars and stripes will again I timents are felt by parties, and in the East
wave, the proudest Hag on the face of the I and Pennsylvania a strong feeling prevails
globe.
T11UT1I AT LAST.
The Qazetle and Bulletin gives undivided
support to Hayes as it did to Grant. In a
late number it says :
"It transpires that the removal of Post
master General Jewell was caused by his
spmpathy for Mr. Bristow and for his'ener
kv in enforcing reform. President Grant Is
determined, it would seem, to retain no one
in olhce who was in any way interested in
making war on the thieving rings that were
formed to fatten oil' the irovernmeut. In
a word, the llabocks, and all of that ilk,
i on PIUSIDJ'.NT,
SAMUKIi J. TILDEN,
OF NKW YOUK.
rou vtci: iMUSini'.Ni',
THOMAS A. IIICNDIUCKS,
OF INDIANA.
Ili-iuix-rillli' i:ln-luriil TU-ki-l.
Kt.KT01ttf AT I.MKIC
dunus It. UlYIlLMT-H. 11. Wilwi.
HKI'ltlCr M.Koroiis.
llotwitr.Htfri
UeoDrti II. Hell
Win II Wi Isht
Thomas K. (i.isklll
John Muiynn
.1. A. Muirlum
Col. o. .tones
Win. K. IMwk
.Iik-i I,. I.lihintr
II. T. Triiinluner
iit-o. It. Itoivluml
John Ni Hlon
J, II. MiCiiiiiaut
Daniel II tiuas
.1. II. .VrCollum
r. w. Knot
.Mm II. t'hl
Tlmin.u iiower
l;uM "mall
si-lustluii Wlnimer
.1 ,11111-1. 1, iln-ilclt
.lull ii n. (luthrle
II. M.dllisun
liavld U Morris
II. U. lirnwn
Hiomm W. (Iruison
lieuJJinln T. .Morris
Candidates.
(Wo re niithoilieil lo unuotuicii I lie rollonlns; s-r-
sons as r-iunltilAtos for the onloes liamwl, subject 10
the Democratic rules ot Columbia county i)
ron roNHiiiw-.
O. A. MF.GAUGFLL,
of Orange,
CHAKLKS It. llUOCKW'AY,
of lltooinsliiirij.
ron siiiiiui-T,
J. L. OIUTON,
of Illoombiifij,
MILTON OHAIILICS,
of lllvomslurt).
HKNUYDOAK,
of JiriarcrteL:
s.uiuiciTsMrni,
of Jfithingcreek.
A. K. SMITH,
of MiiiUton.
JOHN LAYCOCK,
of liloomsbnrij,
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
of Bloomtburg.
JOHN K. anoTZ,
of llloomilury.
HENRY D. KNORR,
of Centre.
mifcewlvowcr-nctvote until a nomination Miall tic
t-rti-ili-il, 1'rsTldoil that In lhe case ot a nomination
ot two eliminates tor lhe wuiio omeo at tho sumo
Uin, II shall lm nerosniry lo a nomination that tlio
eanillil.iteMi.ill recclo inoio thnn ouollilnlof llio
ivnoio coniennon loir.
V. All rnniilv nomtnallons for ciflk'4-rs to 1)0
elt-ctcil UV llio '0W shall 1 tmule In anil by the
i.'oiint)- euurcntlous, etceiil as herein olhernlse lro-
iii-u.
VI. Instructions shall bo rrnutre.1 iinoii nomina
tions tor all county ortlccs eneil for coroner, sur
veyor and Auditors, ami shall bu allowed upon other
noiiilhatlons, and i-uiiUtdulcs r-liull Ii-itHo Conieii
Hon voles In yinipoilloti tollulr lote In tlio reipsct-In-
ill-micis.
VII. In casi-s heio Instruction am not required
hr I he tori-pilng rulo It liall bu tnsessary to the
UlMnir of luxttiictloiis Unit nt leaM, ouo-lialf lue
ioli'ispriAentallhueU(.llon shall lulu pull In tho
IIMCI-Cllllllf III lUlllltf lllt'lCOll.
VIII. Voles of Instructions for candidates shall bu
recoiili-d and counted III Convent Ion j mid lolcs 111
Delation of Instructions shall boillsauuircd.
fx. lncasonf a lie vote In convention mule by
lniirurtlons, the candlilnto who bus ivci-lu-d the
hlKhest jiopiil.il' l ole Hi;ill be declared nominated t
Chapter 111.
Or Ki.liiinil.lTV.
I. Same as nineteen In old rules.
II. Namo us twenty In old rules.
tit. No ix-rson Miall bo ellslbln to a nomination
by -i Conicntton who bus opiHiscd lhe Democratic
in k-i ill, me neii. pu-ccuini? eit-ciion.
IV. .Suine as thirteen In old rules.
Chapter IV.
Ok tuk Htisihmi (.'ouuirrtc,
I, SameiLSIwclvo In old rules.
II, Hauio us four In old rules.
HI. In eiwi of ihp death, declination nriemoval
rirnnycanuiu.no putiu lioinliialloii ny IlieCunven
tk)l, b foil- the ilcctlun: n new nomination nf
Uaiidlilatu shall be made by lhe Munillnir Cuiiiinllli a
called luKetlier for Unit purMSo by u public notice,
iioiii uiiiuiit,- viiiauiis t'UKi'iiu uuouriiii-su rules,
IV. If a State Convention khall hnniM'-n at 11 si-a
son of llm )i-ur prcilous to the u-itufar meolliiifot
llii, CiiiimIv Nriliiln jl lm. I v.m 1 1. .ii . tlin.i titul In
that ease lm Manitinat'oiiiinlitee c.illt-d tniretlier for
thai purpa-te, by public notlco shall elect the repre
sentative dclcirnti-M tor tho Coiinty.nnd shall nniiolnt
bciiaiunui i-oincnu-s irnni nmoni; cuizecs cugioiu
uinu-1 Lm-rc luit-n, iu huii-vi. i-t-uuioriai lll'ICtlU'S.
V. Tin. rh.llim.'in Khali call a KOrolnl TiineUntf of
the Sliindlic Coiumlltre, tiiun icipu-st In wrltlni; i1
any live ineinbM S ; and In the call ho shall statu the
business or purport- ot the luuetlii);; and no business
miiui uo iruuKuciru oiuer man null, lucniioucu iu iuu
can.
VI. .incclal Conventions may bo called when
necessary, bv tho Mandlnir Committee, the proceed-
lugs or wuicu su.ui couiorm iu nit-KU ruies.
Chapter. V.
Ol-TIIK llfl-KS,
Ir Theso rules or nnv one or moro of tlieininav
tured. amended or rcsrlnded at nnv rccu ar
I ruiiii-uuou oy 11 voiu ui iwo-lunils Ol luu luuio
numucr ot ucieuaies to uie Convention,
K.F. Kt'NKKI.'MlllTTEIt WlSnOIMUON
lias never Iscn known to fall In die cure of weakness,
ntletuleil Mltbsjniptomsi Indisposition toexerlloti, )
loss of memory, illnlcu.tr of bicallilnj, Kencr.il
weakness, honor or ilucnM-, weak, m-ri oils treiiib-
llnir, dieailfut liorr-r of ileatli, nlfht sweats, cold
feet, wellness, dimness of vision, languor, uiillei sal
lassitude of the inascular sj item, enormous appetite
Hllb Ujs pile ajiutoms, hot bands, Hashing of tho
body, drjness ot lhe skin, pallid countenance mid
otiiptloiison llio face, pin II) Ink' llio blood, pain In
tho back, hcailncss of tlio cjellds, frequent black
spots II) Inf before the ejcswltb tcinpornry HUTU-
slon nml loss of sight, want of attention, elc. Theso
sjniptomsnll nilso from a weakness nnd to icincdy
lliat iiso Ii. 1'. KtsKst.'a Hitter Wlno of Iron It
tii-vcr falls. Thousands arc now ctijoibig health
who h.uo used It. Tuko only K. Y, KeNKci.'s.
llowaronf counterfeits nnd basq Imitations. As
Kunkel's llllter Wlno of Iron Is so well known nil
over tho country, druggists themselves make nn
Imitation and try to palm It on on their cutoracrs,
when they call for Uniikcl's Hitter Winn of Iron.
Kunkel's llllter Wine ot Iron Is put up only In tl
bottles, and has a J ellow wrapper nicely put on tho
outside Willi the proprietor's photograph on the
wrapper of rnth Iwtllc. Alwaj s look for tho photo
graph on theoulslde, nmljotiwlll always busurc to
got the genuine. l rer bottle, or six for 3. Hold by
Druggists and Healers, everywhere.
AM, W011M;t HKMOVni AI.1VK.
K. F. Kl'Sksi.'t Worm i)rup never falls to destroy
I'lii, Sea und .stomach worms. Dr. Kcmki, tho only
successful I'hjRklan wbo icinoves Tapo worm In 5
hours, nlho with bead, nsd no fco until remoied.
Common Fno teaches It Tape worm ho icnioied nil
oilier worms can be readily destroyed, Heud for
circular lo Dr. Kunktl, No. sj.9 Norlu 9tb street,
Phlladelphln, l'a., or call on your druggist and nsk
for a bottle of kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price Jl.Csi.
It Never falls. July
AUSOWATI! .HIIKli:.
' F. L. SIIUMAN,
of Cntawteict.
SAM UKL SNYDER,
of Mifflin.
JAMES LAKE,
of Scott.
I. K. KRICKBAUM,
of Benton.
DAVID DEMOTT,
of Greenwood.
LUTUElj., A. GERMAN,
of J'iiie.
STEnilCN GEARHART,
of Mifflin.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T fKVOKV OF Yniri()NDlTK)N
of I he I'lrst Matlon.it I'-ntik of lilooinsbui'g, at
llloomsbiirg.ln the Slate of I'ciiinjlvniilJ,
at the close Ot business, .lime to, Uii.
KESoritCK-t.
loaiiN nnd dlncouiits
tMontriifls ....
It. H, bunds to scciticdrculattuii
other stocks', bonds n ml morlgafi s, .
Duo from nnproied tcson o i gems..
iiuo iroin oilier isaiiouai iiaiiKu
Due from Male Hanks mid bankers
Current exix'tiscs nbd taxes paid
Clusiks nnd other cash Hems
l.'raciiuniu euircncy inanuiiug nickeis)..
lA-gai-ii-iiuer nines
ltnitmi turn fund with V. H, Treasurer (5
nor cent, of circulation)
Silver com
I.I A HI Mi l I-H
Capital stock paid In
nurpius iiinu
oilier undivided prollts
Nutlonal Hank notes outstanding. ..
lnillMdiial d.'isislts subject loclieck..
Duo to other National Hanks
$III,ts! 37
4la VI
ni.isiu iu
USUI I 5
1,K i
11,111 43
Mill 4t
sua -i i
4t ID
1V3 0 1
i.Sil 00
t,t'JI I
NEW ADEVR.TISEMENTS.
flMlE rNDKltHKlNLI), represcnliiiKieveial
I nf Hie most contervatlyn nnd reliable Ameil
fHii Hru InMiranco compatilc, would be leaie In
offer bis sci vices lo the cllletisnf Hlooms burg n id
vliliilli teriuestlng n reasonable share of the public.
pairounLJ.
nioomsbiirp, .Inly IS, IRtO.
W. .1. POWELL
.lulytll Mil.
luiiiimj'ii Kt 'oi i"'-.
oniee In liroiier's lllock.
DUlTOlt'S NflTH'E, " "
JTX K!T1T OK J0S1TIIAN . IIISHSI, I.ATK 01' COLClt
Kit COl'NTV, lltCSKl.
The undersigned auditor appointed by tlio ( pi rt
to iilslrlbule the balanco In the hands of tho Admin
istrators of said deceased lo mid among tlio persons
cntltt'd to tho same, will attend to the duties of Ills
appoint incut nt his ofllce In Cainwlssn, on HBturday,
.1..' .111. ,i.?t llwMn tnti n-i-lnrk n. 111. till 1 4 11.
in., when and where all s-rsons aro Hereby not Wed
to nako tliclr claim before the Auditor or be debarr
ed from coming In on said fund. KYKIU.Y,
.lulu-iw. ' " Auditor,
t'ji.rol on
100,111111 in
4,751 4S
44,101 00
t.s.sjl 7S
211,800 ca
HriTK Or I'ENN'A., COl'NTV 01' COI llMI!ll,SS! ... .
... l'Mustin. Cas iter ot t no nuove-uaineti oant,
do solcninl) iinirin that tbu above statement Is true
lo the best uf iny knowledge mid tiellef.
, l . l cans, a.suiL-1.
Subscribed nnd nfllrtncd lo befuru ino this nth day
of July, 1870.
.IAS. v;, iiku, .souiij i num.
Correct. ATI LST !
I. V. .111-1
M. tl. llrniiHs, J. Directors,
i!. 11. PA
PIUIKIE LETTING.
...... .. ,,n Slnml.iv. .llllv 14tll.
III Ul' ll'l.. Ull IUI1 IIVIIII--r. v
1S70, at lo o'clock a. m..ovcr south iloaringcreck, on
the couniy line neinern i-oihiiiinu nun
land counllcsat niolnt near krlckbaums m 111, a
wooden brace covered bridge, 6n feet span, 10 10-1
. ;...........,. Ai.ni..,niifa is rert nr. bottom. IT
s,oil rso j nli 'U11, s feet high, ttt o Ing w nils to bo 10 feet.
mm iwu ia li-ei long. nm
I'lins can bo seen on the day of letting or nt llio
Office. . . ...
liy order or i-onunissiuneraui .iui muuiuv, ,.......
ColumbU counties, .
attkst: w.ii. i ini.niwi'j.i.
Conunlsfloticrs' onice, ClcrK.
niooiusbunr, .imy m. is7o.-2w. .
... ... . nnnltknl
jamks uii unman surnitvisoii in
WITH SPKCIAI- 110AI) TAX 01- co. im...
TOailU' Kill Till! YK.VY HNDINtl
MAHC11 187(1.
Dlt.
To iim't ot ibmlleato. M' M
.7 irnm (rnetn In warrontco
tiauics of Johnson Hcasly . T hos.
lllllrlielinernnd .mos Wicker
sham being double payments on
same tracts
4W l
J57S7 74
Clt.
77 OS
101 70
in iavor of a protective tariff.
But wo assert that Hayes and the peopl
of Ohio arc free trade iu sentiment, and that
neither the Republican platform, nor the
letter of acceptance, say one eucouraging
word to tho protective tarill men. Our op
ponents should be sure of their ground bo
fore opening this question.
Petrolf, tho man who carried about a list
of fourteen of his associates in the Legisla
ture, whom he offered for sale, on the liooin
bill, for which ho was expelled from the
ltr.PKESlI.NTATIVE.
JOSEI'H II. KNITTLE,
Cntawisw,
K. J. McIIENRY,
of tftltingcreek.
DAVID S. DROWN,
of Main.
WILLIAM IIRYSON,
of Centralia.
Hull's of Nomination,
1 Adopted by the Convention, Dec. 20, 1870.
1. The annual County Convention skull 1m held at
tho Court House In Hloomsburg, on the second Tues
day of s ugust, at one u'clock p. in., nnd the Delegate
hieciions snail no ucm oil mi saiuruav neioru, at
the nlnces of holdlmr the ireneral elections In tho sev
eral election districts, lK-ttvceu the hours of tbreo
and seven o'c ock in the afternoon.
II. Tlio renresontatlon of districts In county con
vention shall be In proportion to the Democratic vote
of each us cast at the most recent election roruov.
ernor, but lhe whole number of del-gates shall not
exceed seventy nor be less than nttt-four, and no
district snail be allowed less than two nor more than
four delegates.
III. I'nttl the next election for Governor delegates
shall be allow t-rt to dlstilcts upon a ratio of sixty
voters for a delegate, allowance being made for tho
lai treat iraciious oi u rui iu.
IV. iThe standing Committee shall, wheneve:
necessary, make nn npiKirtloninentof delegates to
ino several uisiricis unui-r uicso l lues anil puousll ll
with the rules ns amended. In the Democratic new.
papers of the county; nt least tn o weeks before each
annua! convention.
v. voters at Deleirato I-.li-ctlniis m.iv irlvo their
votes to a smaller number ot candidates than the
whole number to lie elected, In the tn inner proilded
In the fourth section ot Ino Hloomsburg uit of 4lh ot
March. ls:o.
1. lhe delci-nto elections snail lm bv bal ot and
shall bo held and conducted by n Judge und clerk, to
bo selected by tl'O Democrats In attendance, und tho
said onicirs shall keepu Hit nt oteis and tallv of
loiiscounieu, to oo semjoy iiiein in tiiei.'unveiiuon
Willi their ceitltlcntc of tlio result of the election.
VII. All cases ot dlsnuu-d seals In convention
shall lie dlsjiosed ot openly bv a vote arier hearing
the respecilio claimants and their evidence.
i in. ah ueieguicn musi icmuu in me insincis
they lepreaeut. in car ot nn absdit delegutolie
may depute auother, If be full to do so Ida colleagues
In tittendancu may substitute for Win. Iu oilier
rases the Convention may till up the reori-sentatlon
iroin me cuizeus oi ino uisincc in aiieuuaniv.
l.. rnu volliiL' in convent ons snail bo onen. and
any two membei-s may iciiulru tho jeas and najs on
unv ipiustluu iiendlug.
a. n wciai l onvciiiious may bo calico w lien nec
essary, by the .standing Committee, the proceedings
oi wuicn snail conrorm to these rules.
1. All county nominal ons and all nrnolutinpiits
ofconfciecsuutfot delegates to Statu Conventions,
bliall be made In County Conventions.
ah. i ue Biunuiitg i-oininuifo iiinu consist or ono
member from each election district, who sli.ill lie
elected bv the ls-ople at tho delegato eli ctlons, who
shall chuosu their own. Cb lruian; and uuy nieof
iiiein nuau oo u quoruui, vwicii euueu lugeiuer uy uie
Chairman.
XIU. o member of tho Lctrlslat uru Khali b-
cbosen by this Couuty as a Delegato lo a state Con
Vent lou during his term ot olllce.
.iv. in liouvcuuun u majority or nu ino votes
given shall bo necessary to a nomination, mid no
person named shall bo peremptorily struck from the
list ut candidates until utter tho fourth vote, when
the Ion est naino shull bu struck oil and so on at each
successive vote tint II u nomination shall be etfected.
XV. iiieioiraies lnsiiucieu by I in v titers ho mi-
lt'Cllhem shall obey their Instructions In Conven
tion, ami voies given uy mem in violation of their
Instructions shtUl bu tUsalloived by thu Convention
All Instructions shall bo reported by the election
onicers.) This rulo Is repealed and supplied by rule
AAll.
a VI. conventions shun do called lo order br tho
Chairman ot the standing Committee, or In Ids ab
sence by bonie other member thereof, i ho shall en
tertain and put to voto motions for the election ot a
President and two secretaries for purposes of tem
porary organization.
AUI. ' V IICIoull DilAII un I-lllUlf, IU U UOIlllUUllOU
A Health I'l-oinoliii" Stimulant.
l'hysicinns, who certainly ought to bo the
best judges of such matters, declare thnt
wholesome stimulant is not only tleslrcablc
but essential iu ninny instances. When tho
tcinpornry good effect of a sound stimulant
is confirmed and rendered permanent, ns in
thdeasp of Hostcttcr's Stomach Hitters, by
tlio fiction nf tonic and ultcratlvo principles
combined with it, it becomes infinitely more
efficacious us a. reiinvunt of physical enercrv
and a corrective of those conditions of the
body which invito disease. The Hitters
have received the emphatic sanction of med
ical men who havo observed tho effect of
that popular stimulative cordial as n remcdv
lor wc.iknces, nervousness, dyspepsia, consti
pation, inactivity of tlio liver, malarious fe
vers, and many other diseases. Its basis is
sound old rye, the purest liquor known to
commerce, aim itseti possessing tonic pro
perties oi no menu order.
July lmn
Tni! OxLVSciik CunK Fon ltci-rcnK. The oldes
and bel hernia surgeons In tho world aro somoof
the advantages offered by the Triumph Truss Co.,
33-1 Bowery, N. Y whose truss und supporter were
awarded tho medal at the late session of tho Great
American Instltuto Fair. Send 10 cents for their
new book. March 51 7o yl
clCli.vr,)
Icninis, I
AXTOS, )
EAUGirS
GROUND BOKTCS,
AOIDS and CHEMICALS
ron
PALL SEEDING.
:o:
Lower Price.,
SumdIch Sent Free,
Analysis Guaranteed.
EXAMINE AND CHOOSE
nio.M thi: rou.owi.vo
Old Established Articles.
BAUGII'S
GROUND RAW BONES
ASSLGNlili'S SALE
in mm .t. tteedrr. Asslciioeof Nathan KOStOlllKlll-
dur, will expose at public sale on
SATURDAY, AUGUST filh, 1S7.
nt 10 o'clock a. in., on llio premises, the following
described
T R A OT ) I' Ii .1 X 1
I in t MKct 'roii'noiiin niiiiinintT limits forinpr
y lit'lnnlnff to Win, lieiuii, Daniel lonrb.chand.Io-
EIGHTY-EIGHT ACHES
and 53 perches, neat measure, whereon Is a largo
TWO-STOUY 3TONH HOUSi:,
frame bank barn, nnd a splendid
YOUNO OUCHAUD.
n-i.n I in,l u iinilur a mmd stnt" ot cultivation. Thern
Is a ncvur-lalllng spring ot water at tlio door. In nil
lespect:. it is n nrsi ciass larm
...'i.iii. .i u . I i -I'm. iu.ii.i.nt nf niif.fnl rib Of
the purchase money to be paid nt the striking down
of tho imports', the ono-fourtli less tho ten our cent
at the continuation of salo and tho remaining three-
tourtlism ono year mereaiier wiui miviusi, nu."
eonllrniallon nisi.
The tract is Known as tue uoagiuuu nati.
ALSO,
NO. 401
" S99
394
' S37
" 6
' 154
' SS7
" tcs
" 119
' 395
179
01
307
Dec.ll.'fi
is
llynin't returned to coins...
ot exonerations
" com. on jjnos Bil at Ilvo
js-r ceni
' treasurer's coin, on
t,3 74 nt two per cent
' order ot (leo, II. Jones
1'eli. Is, '70,,..
order of Pntk. Jlolian
Apr i, '74
order of .luo. Casey Apr.
si, '74
ordi-rof Aiithy Noonapr,
s. '14
order of rat It Ljons Dec.
o, '73 .
order of John Casey Aug.
II, '74
order of Frank Iluali Apr.
11. '74
order of t'atk Mohan
l'eb. s '74
order of Thendoro stably
.lan.3l.'7l
order of Thus, tlalagher
May is. 'II. 1
onicr oi i.uKit i iutiuiuu
Apr. 2. '74,
order of m. cbap-
man Iroin auditors
order of Win. Miydcr
sept, so, '71
order of Thos. lirennan
Mayo, '71
order of Jno. Klllecn
Apr. 4, 3
billot Jno. (I. l-'rece....
,Maklngt-o duplicates..
liyieci-lptotli.I'.Zarr,.
sm) 4 J
KM 6l
4 M
8 CD '
4 82
8 tSO
16 8)
8 CO
0 00
0 60
tO 77
S3 S4
it ti
0 75
20 00
15 f.0
M III
12 10
4IKIU (10
SCO 00
10 10
O. S. l'ornwald, sherllt... 8 Jj
Ino. r. iiiiniiou, cutk a i
4 00
4 00
C3 mi
Mi 90
" Murlln Ifliighlln,.,
Maitlul'iiicell
" Peter IXKibv
1). 1'. Carry rent Ac...
" Ilalanco duo Iho twp...
$5787 74
LIST OF KXONKItATIONS AND KHIIOKS Al.
LOWT.l) JAMKS HHENNAN ON 110AD AND
Hi'uciAi, taxis ron Tin: yeah
HNDINU MAKCII 1870.
r.oad.
Alfred steely
Thos. lirennan....
Henry Wullers
Hugh Wilson
Dan. Walsh
Adam Welkel
Henry mninuii...
l'eter Stlvltz
PrtorSnow
llernardSnlere...
iu
1 (H)
04
1 I'll
14
IU
4
1 ll
64
04
01
1 m
1 no
l oo
Frank Itclcliwlue
Joim iiiccnarii
Kelley Itauisey
llenrv l'oU'-r..
JohnNlcuHlnder ,
Wm, ileKcnna ' lJ?
John Miller "
, ,,,,, ,,, nlrp. the said Asstooo will Frank McKeuna
at works at tho following expose to public sale the Interest ot the sahl Nathan 0"?4Jlc"S?a ::'''.."..'.'.'.'.'."." 1 00
Prices. liostenbauder in a certain Menllian . . .7.. ...." . . ."
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In bags on board of Cars
loo Tons and over,
to " to vv ions,
30 " " 49 "
pi " " SJ "
j .. .. y
f so per Ton
ui
li
8J
34
DClfflllewni-il for nn Incurable case. D11..T. 1'
Q-iOW IItleh, being sworn, savs ! I graduated In
ls.13. auooUited to Professor's chair ISM : liatp do-
voted 411 ears,exclusliely lo ltheumatlsm, Neuralgia,
flout. Kidney and Liver diseases. I guarantee Hr.
Miu-rs iiueumaiio iinmeuy, liiuney uoriiiai, nr.n
l.lpr 1'IIN. 11 norlnalipnt run or will rprunil mnnpv.
Pamphlets, Hefe reuces, and Medical ndvlce sent by
man, irraiis. Aiiuress ur. finer, 4s 9, ruunu, i-iina.
inruii.iiirn ut jri UKKIS1.1.
July 21, '70.-tt. blew
Tills ltone is Groiiml Pure: is not steamed
or hakeil, nnd the solid bone lias not been
selected from it.
TRACT OF IiAND
situate In locust township, Columbia County, Bd
i'llnlng lands of John noaglaiid, Jacob l-ox, Jonathan
beach and others, nnd containing
EIGHTY-EIGHT ACRES
RAW
and lt.9 perches,
tract."
A UDITOK'S NOTICK.
J KSTATK OF I.AMSA lll'TCll
Yn the Oruhmuf Omi t of 1
I'TCntSON PECEASEP.
Cbttimbia Ciiuiitu.
The underslcnod auditor anDOlnted to dKtrtbuta
fund In bands nf Samuel Deltteitck, Administrator
of Lnvtmi llutclilson, deceased, will uttend to I
tnedutlesof his nnmlntment ut the ofllco of i'reeio
A.' Hyerlv, In Hloomsburg, on Saturday, August
19, isTii, lictween 10 o'chK k, 1. ui., nnd 3 o'clock p. m.
of said ilJi when und where nil K-rsous haling
claims against thu said estate nre requested to
present and prove the same before the Auditor, or
oe dcuarrcii irom coming lu tor a snare of said fund.
ji. r . 1.1 .111.1,
July 21, 1376.-4t. Auditor.
BONE I a
and known as the "(Hossmoyer
II. J. HUKUUlt, Assignee
Julv 14-ts.
Al
KKI'OUT UP THE COMMITTEE OS IlUIiES.
The Coininittee appointed by tho President
of tho last annual county Convention to ex
amine nnd if thought proper to revise the I bya convention wbo has opposed tho Democratic
Ki.loa P nnmlnallnn ll.o Tln.n n Ho I ticket lit the lieXt preceding CleCtlOn i but I Ills TUlO
bnau apply ouiy 10 cases oiopposmon to tickets here-
..i.. nr n.vi t.t. i.n.,.. n.inn.i ,i.n u.t,l I ufter formed.
X. V.U.U...U.O, ,, .DUIU XVI1, ,t b() a 00(1 causo 0( c,lalcnire
rules nml now. In iinrsiiuiicn nf Ilin Upsnlii- UL'alnst any perum orferlnL' tovutu at unv deleiruiu
, , . . : . . . election that heffTiLS voted against Democratic can-
iiuu iiuiuuiiiu men upiiuiiiuuviii, inuiku 1 umaies ui. rtuerai or aiaio eieciiuus wiiuiu two
11, n ft,tiM,.in,r rp,r . jears, or has opposed the liemocratlo ticket at tlio
t.. I1...I. ,...t..tn,. ntv.A.,,l...nnlU 1 1
iuav m iiii.ii ....... n... ns, I pniislcli.riillon for 1,1 i",,r ol iiTpf.
01 Hie rules Call HO maue Willi auvautage to neiegaie eiecuon, or cerrnpuug or attempted to cor
al , , . , , , .. rupt any voter uf thu dlMilct with reftrenco to tin
a. UI1U all Ul bliab UK. I 1 1 ... , . . . p , ,. .. ...-... ,.nu uiunivuiuum
now feel sure of cxecntivn protection. For- House, has heen re-nominated for .Member 11 e.B.".'" orucr aim regu auou i nut .?Ji,r,l.:n,..S""BSi r
try, however, President by his republican constituents iu I'hiludel- pvliicli tlio rules were enacted to estaulisli. xix. ltltsluTil b made touppear to the wtlsfac
DMINISTUAT01VS NOT1CK.
ESTATE OeCIIAS. 1ETTEKUAN. DFCKASED
tiers of Administration on the estaleot Charles
Fetterman, lato of the Twp. of Cutawlssa.couuty of
uoiumuia, ueceaseibuavooeen granicu oy me iiegis-
icr oi sum couniy to iirayenu i-eiu-rmun. ah wr
sons havlDtr claims uirulnst the estate of the dece
dent arc reuuested to present them for seltleiut-nt'
and thoso Indebted to the estate to maku payment
iu iuu uuucrsigueu uuininisiraiorwiinouLUPiay.
LAFAXTTE FKTTKKMAN,
Numldla, July 17, lsiil-ow. Administrator.
PURE TEA-IN SEALED PACKAGES,
lllrcet mini I ulna uuilJiiiuiii.
DKL1VKUKD at VOUKOWN DOOI1, fresh fromtbo
u AHDKNS o: tneir uito wth.
Imported direct by
THE WELLS TEA CO.,
201 Fulton Street, X. Y.
:o:
The dllllculty of getting pure Teas of really line
quality lu the united States, lias Induced 'I'll K Wells
'l ea Co., to ship their Teas In seuled packages dlit-ct
from thu gardens lu uhlcli they are grown, and as u
lui'llier i:uur.uiu-o of tla-lr IjcIiil' dellveied In their
genuine slate, they entrust Iho salo uf Iiiein only to
lettable Agents Ine iiuuiu of the neareht Ageutto
ou ii printed ut the foot of this advertisement su
that thu u-as uass thioui-li nonu but i t-snonslblo
hand-,, and will bo du Ivi-u-d ut jour own door us
Iit-sii u ivhcu they left Iho gauteiis of China und
Japan ; thu plicu also Is printed on each (lackuge, so
lll.ll. nu t-iiui uuu uuiur.
llvcrj body bui s Tea.
i.icobudy Hlslu-s to buy It at first luiuds-tlie best
quauilub ill iuu jouest puei-s.
hleribudv UulrL'tl w hen tlu-v liud 11 Tpa Miltublp
to ilii.ii UiAtea to be ct-italu of gelling the sumo
ou call have all I licso udiautages by buj Ing of
TIIK WKLLS TEA COMPANY
ttiuately for tho country
uranl s term win end on tlio lourtu ol .March
next seven mouths and a half from this
time. Gazette Bulletin.
Now we desire to call iu attention to the
following :
The National Administration merits com
mendation for tne honorable work: In tho
management of domestic und foreign sirairs,
nnd President Grant deserves tho hearty
gratitude of the American people for his
patriotism and his immense services iu war
by Ills repi
phia. Tho ways of tho great Heforra lte
puhllcau party tiro peculiar.
lion of a majority ut a com entlou that any i-uiidldaie
ueiore ii ior uuiiiiuaiiou iu uny omco snail nave or.
tered or i aid any money or valuable thUig. or mailt
uuy proiulso of money or valuable thine to lake i r.
feet In future, as an Inducement to any delegato to
veto fur mm; or to any other person with me lien
or Inducing ur securing tho voles of delegates: or If
Iho sumo bhall be douo by uuy other ierson with the
knowledge and upprobulli.il of such candidate, Uie
name oi bucii cuuumuie suau uo imuieniaieiy struck
from tbu IIH of candidates; or If sutli fact bo ascer
tained utter Ids nomination to any ofllce und before
tlio tlual udJuurnmeut,tho nomination shull bu struck
from tho ticket aud the vucaney supplied by a new
It is believed that tho classification and
arrangement of tlio Kules according to
uatu nil or convenient divisions of subject
matter will render them more convenient
for use and to some extent more easily
understood,
The Itulcs do rot provide for cases of tie
vote:", iu electing delegates or upon instruc
tions mir fullv ilpfimi tbu nmvprs nnd ilutips nomination: und lu either ca.su such uerMin shall bu
, ., .' , , . Ineligible to uuy nomination byn Com entlou, or lo
of the Standing lonmilttee. And It is ilcctlon us a delegate, roraperlodof two jeurs
believed that several of the rules maybe otiTi'iSSfc ullgSffifr !lp?,&Sxi,,S5,
more elearlv exnrpsspil nml unmn nr tbpm lift lJ ur wuicr iuuauiu luing, or uuy iceuiuary uuvail
more titariy Lxpres.cn anusomooi mem ue lwJS lu vM m.j or tecured in future, el-
shoi tened and coudensed. ther to himself or to uny other iierson for htm, from
, , , , , . uuy Lniiutuaiu or outer jiuraou lor sucu cuuiiuiaie, OS
1 he whole are HOW presented bv US in ll an Inducement fur his vote, or under nnv inner i,re.
revised form with some matter added aud hlaWoi tbu "convent
witli some omissions f unnecessary clauses, 'Jant)l1,iutu STt&
UII11UU91.UI IUCI11 UfU IClt bllUSlUlltlUliy Ull- I l.0 jeUIB, UUU UUIIll lllilb 11IUU AUUll UlbO OO lllCllgl'
cliunged. I this and lhe next prtcedltig 'rulo shall lute preee
Senator Lot M. Morrill has taken charge
of the Treasury Department, He delayed
acceptance until Grunt had carsltilly weeded
out all the men who had aided Ilristow in
punishing the thieves and scoundrels who
had robbed the Government. Xow, there
and iu peace. Seventeenth Resolution of the will bo peace, because Cameron will not
r..ir it -..,r.... I ...
iitHuiiMin iiuovnu, wiicmwt. i prove troublesome.
ine resoiuiions are in accord wait my
viftwa.11 Hatherfanl II. Hmie' Letter nf Ai.
ceptanec. I Two better men than Tilden for President
The platform endorses Grant, and Haves ttnJ Hendricks for Vice President, we have
endorses the Platform. What civil service nevcr kuovn, and we havo known a great
reform can come from such a nian ? Nomi- uiauy. torneij 1'reu,
nated hy Grant, through Cameron nnd 5Ior-
ton, the campaign to bo organized and con- Colorado was admitted just iu time to A code of good laws or rules must be a "ence ovt rail other biiluess In convention iintll de.
Uucted by Sack Oliamller, Grant's becretury make our tuiriy-eigutu oi'iio lor tue oeuieii- watter of growth mid of tin e. the result ol xxi. None of these rules shall bo altered one-
. - . .. . -. I.I...I. I ..!. I . .1 . , I '
ol tue Interior supported by the money
and influence of 80,0tX) office-holders aud all
tho corrupt rings, the election of Hayes
would simply be a perpetuation ot the pres-
uiul. She is welcome, to tho. sisterhood,
oven if we havo to alter our Hags a little.
klMu.li.il lit Ii l-.KMll.ll- illitilt.il l-llilnnllnii .i..l...u I... ..
experience mid trial weure fullv convinced vote of mo-tniidsof nil the delegates present.
il,.,f ,,, ta i.. ...HI XXII. Candidates for nomination may bo voted
rorunectiy, utiuu ueiegatu election), and shall le.
telle delegulo or district votes lu Contention lu pro-
tbat our rules in general will compare
favorably with those of other counties of tho
State and that they are much better calcula-
Answer to Curresuouileuts.
cut administration, the only change being In answer to "Alphabetical," in your last ted to securo those capital objects purity
Its nominal bead. issue, lor u remedy lor consumption lu Us and fairness lu nominations. Wo have for
Tildeu's electiou means Kut'Oitsi, and ev
ery defaulter aud thiol lu thu country knows
it, Heuce their opposition.
norllou to their popular vutu In the several districts.
upon tho sauin principle oa which delegates uru
elecuiblo undir thu Mil rule.
XXIII, No delegato to any convention hereafter
te'tLa nZAvi" ,mJ fuirUW 0U'l"all0I'a- Wo have for- SaL
!lGoldef, Mdlcal Kvc if Ukeu RVoldtd tUe 1'oavy expenses and cout'etiiiloiu filled, us sut out lu Uiu cull for thu
coidiug to directions, for it has been thor- certain corruption of tho Crawford county " ' ","" . j
Grant has already begun to empty the I pect one bottle to do the work my wife
nenlteutlar es in tho interest nf Haves. tliree bottles belore alio could discover
ougbly Iri-d In my family, and the results I system which has elsewhere worked so badly
weru glorious. "Aipnaueiicai must not ex- u,,on trial and been abandoned lu Northum
berland and other counties, while several
Marriages.
UCIIAVKM IMIIf.r lin tliA IKfti tnat nf tho !(..
Haven storekeeners and iramers have been V B. - ouiue every - ... ,.. "'.'.'
, . ....0 i ,ii,-,, rti-Miiipii tn strpiiirtiinn tun 111114. umi i ueen correcieu. uisiricis ur morn isiriv rpn, i Jiias r.iiuua i-uu-.
NliYIIAltl) IlL'dllES July 4(11,487(1, at Hlooms.
,u """"" 7lm" Utty; now she is well and hearty lfAlplmbetl- resented than they were formerly, delegate
iuC0 ,..o u...,B v.,o o.i. ,m ca. vrni nine io iuu a mil gen witnesses lu clectiona Inor0 faity conducted Ulld CoilVen
HuNitY H. M. Pation.
Iniwreuce, Marlon County, lud.
Cincinnati Timet, Feb. -1, 1870.
in-eaiisetliuy lni)Ol t their own te.iH, and sell them
nt vt li'iiesau- puei-s viiiuoui iuu mi or eigni luier
nu ill ite proiils uuully clunved.
II- cans.- the quality Is boiler at the price than Is
soul u any ui net- uuu-u.
Hei-aiiM- tlalr lungeNiierltnce In China and Japan
eiiauiea lla'lll in Huso oeiiur beieeuous luauuiui-
;iry I eak-rs una tu import luem kiiii greater uu-
ll.tlliri'tt
lii'i-aiixt-tlu-v ubsolutelv L-iiaraiiteu tin-uualltvof
till'tiH-ir giMMl-i ami keep Ilu-in to ono luturlablo
staiiitaru, mi iiiui yuu eau uiivavs reiy on ini-iii,
Hi c.iiisu they do business for cash onli -unu there.
fo'1-ui.ikono eilra prollt from good customers lo
in I- lnsai-4 UV bad debts.
Ileeuie-u Hi-lr agents urn teiouslblu mid lellablo
mi'ii nnoiiiuier leas preciieiy as receitearrom
tin. ('tiiiinanv.
liecuuso uit t lug unco irieu uiesu icas, juu tun iiol
need in giu-ihi-wnere iii-ri-auer.
vt A. l l.li a iiruiririsi, or u ner uihi-ciass iner-
liaut, lu every town and city Hi the United Mates,
u tvliomwlll be given thu Mll.i: AllKNCY lor that
locallly.
Address, tor terms unu iiuipaiiiciiiars.
Till: tVI.I.W TKA CO.
1'. ii. Hon ). vol Fuliou street, N. V,
amy tci, -m.-viu.
OTATlvMICNT OF lllCMLCXJK TWP,
!X. . u II.....I... .-.,.nii.v.n ... t,n..l.L' U,l.m.l ni,.
I ll T n. IHUKli. Ili uui.l ui iiuinu.. .-V..VW.
tllet for thu school .tear ending
Juno 1, 1S7C.
Dr. Cr.
To bal. In hands of his predecessor, c
Il.uirton ii" si
uuiiduplleaioot lsis lu hands of
Win. (ilrlun col - IMS s3a
unit duillciilu fur building In bauds
of Wm. utrtoii, cot ISO! M",
To Mate appropriation UU4 ui
Hyoidi-rsU'du-iiied for fuel, repairs
HUH l lUlllllk' -in.."--.'
' l. orders redeemed for salaries of
Ti-iu'liers Mr set en schools
oid- rs redeemed, paid uu building
HOW SCllOOl llOUM-
orders redeemed for blanks and
publishing uiiniiul statement
'1 reasuier's eouiiiiUsluu on IIIM3.77
' collcctur'scoiiiiul-islim ou duplicate
Of 1S74 -
exonerations on duplicate, of 1874...
' bid. In bauds ot his piedecessor, I',
11. (llrton
ain't duo Township
their relsase is uuiiiijiortant, save as it indi
cates a policy which will perhaps lead to the
pardon of such notable olliiuders as MclCee
and Avery. A petition for Avery has beeu
circulating for some time and has received a
good many signatures, und it is now an
nounced that a second paper appeal is be
lore tho Attorney General,
President Grant's household organ iu
Washington declares that Gov. Hayes' let
ter of acceptance is all that his most earn
est friends could bare desired. Tho orgau
ut the same time earnestly favors tho par
don of 31' Donald and the rust of the im
prisoned whiskey thieves. Dyer'i removal
is accepted an au indication of Grant's pur
pose to issue au early pardon.
tions of larger numbers less liable to excite
ment aud to imputations of unfair or im
proper conduct.
Prudent amendments occasionally made
to the rules of nomination will no doubt bo
burg, by Hev. J. P. Tustln, Hr. Isaiah W, Ncjhard.of
Forks, l'a., to JIIss Hatllo O. Hughes, of Plymouth,
l'a.
An Historical Fact. livery ugeut who ha
been (leadily selling the Improved $20. Home
ulml St.. in i Mhi-Iii nit fur tlir. - vihn nwim Ltd
dwelling bom., bus a good account iu bank, U Becurlng fair play in party action, but ex
clear ui uuui, annum uiuuiy ai nuereti. mo i iremu or very exictisivc Changes 01 Uie Kulis
liaiiirui cuii-e-iurnco o secunus n guou ugency Jo ,lut SCCU1 10 UB ow rc(,ulrcJ
for ml Her lor cuod at llio lowest prices. A cood '
lirrt-classSewinu .Machine, moft ustful reliablu DUMOCKAT10 HULES.
at Jll tiiuiH, eay to uuileri-taud au-1 control, thu
same situ and does llio same work us any ma
chine that sell ut four times tho price. There
it no machine at any price belter, or that will
do liner or uioiu work, and certainly none ro
low lu price by many dollars. The Homestead
is widely known and u-ed in thousands of fain
Hies in the Eastern and Middle HtaUs, and ilil
ly becoming opultr iu the West, It will savo
its cost several times over in one season, doing
KCIIUVLEII-CAItVEIl-At the residence of the
bride's mother, on South Water street, by Kev. l)r
(lulllver, Alary K. Carver, of HlngUampton, N. V., to
vv. II. Khuyler, of Lalayetto College, Kaston, l'a.
TtVl'lU ll'lll i. III. ll..ll.njl.l !....... n ,..
., If 11 . I .,.. m i ..... ji, mu M.viiuuin, imavuiiucm
,s.u..o ... ,..uuiu,ui huuu icciiug ami oraiigevllle, on the lslbult,, by ltcv. Henry H. Men
uenuau, .Mr, jonn Lewi, to Miss jiutuua Mover, both
ot Hloomsburg.
Chapter I.
or the Election ovDeleuates.
I. Kemalns unchanged.
II. Kemalns unchanged.
III. Ilemalus unchanged.
IV. Tbodelciratu elections shall b bir luimt umi
sliall lie held and conducted bv a Judirn and einri.-. t.
bu suleitul bv the Democrats lu altnnlane.-. ami ii.h
Hum uiucers biiuii ueu-rniuin iui qui'Sllons OI tho
light to vote, keep a lUt of voters and tally of votes
counted, to bo scut by Uicm to Uie. Convention with
Deaths.
AHII.-In Fbhtngcreek township, July loth. Lsdlu.
w Ife ot Mlas Ash, agt d 51 ears, Hi mos., and T dais.
rOHD. At Uio Rate Normal School, Hloomsburg,
on mo uiu nut., after n brief Illness, Win. II. Ford,
ugeu so jears und mas.
IZAltli.- on Tuetday morning, July Isth.ln Hlooms
burg, Infant daughter of 11. F. Zarr, Uao,.,aged V luos.
Senator Uo-ith decliuca to serve on tin
ticket with Peter Cooper aud supports Til
deu aud Hendricks. All tho rest of the la- is ready at all limes to do its work, makes lhe
bor reformer would du well tu imitate bis jtrongit .and finest siltcli ytt hivtntwl, and la
I fully acknowledged as the Standard I-amilv
cxauiple, I tjtviipg Machine. Price, coinplele for doines-
" " " I do use, i'JO, delivered at your door, no matter
lillds Of u leuiuer uocktogeiiicr,' auu suys i now remote you may resiue. uuAiness perms
the N Y Sunt I "ent and honorable, with moro certain and rap-
' ' 1 bl .uIkj. and lareer brofits than anv other. Kc
"it's ii suggestive fact that while Dlalne I inordinary liberal oilers made to local or trav
was pushing tliroiifh hisrallivuy Jobs, heput cling dgniu where we have none ttubltlied j
tvneeier ut uie iieau oi luttraciuo ranroau i or, II ineiti is no sgcut near you, seiiu your or-
the work of the family, or will earn four or five their certificate of tho result of the election, which
dollars a dav fur anv man or woman who sews 1 certlllcaio shall bo prima lucla evidence of the per
7 " ii"i.r' i. r X . . . "i.i. . " , sons therein naineil having a right toseatslnlhs
coiniulltce, Hn knew bis man."
President GriuH Hbd Secretary Fish could
pot Hud time ti' nUetid the Nalloiml Ceo
niitii.il ut Philadelphia, but they call take
uive iis) ut Deer iVk lu -Maryland Jut
der direct lu Iho .luclory. Adiiims Jolui 11.
Kendall A Co.. tno ilroadway. Nn York.
.Uy S, 70 ly.
If you want tu prevent Typhoid Fever ot
Vegetable
If ton fuel as If you tvero going to have the
thills aud lever take Ur, Hull's
V. All delegates must resldu In the dlsti lets timv
rcif vatu. 1 KUU IU IMV uu uuieuuiu BUAll UU UUSUlS
tu Miicuu u biiuii uu iiiioneu uj ueputu uuotner cut
ten of the district. Hut no other deputation or rcp-
VI. Ha nisi tut eighteen Id old rules.
VII. Voters ut deleuato elections msv rnl nu
many volts as there are delegules to be elected and
may cast them all fur onu delegate, ur may divide
them ainomr Ilia delegates as they sou nt, Auiiin
thu cose of a Uuvolu between dull-gates, thu questlou
. r. o II IjI .luy.l.k..l l.u ilHlvlnr.L.1.
Chapter II,
Or TUK CONVINTI0.1.
I, gome oa slitecn la 1 J rules,
tl, bamo as seven la old rules.
III. Baino as ulnii lu old rulos,
it'. In Couvuntlon a mulorlty of au thn vou.a m,.
('nhkiI.bo ncstary to a nominaUou, and nu rs-nKi&
halued sliull bo pereiui-Ur.l struck from lhe list of
candidates until aiur thu UKnd vot... wu.n tut
lowest mum shall be struck on una wo bu ut rcb
MARKETJJSPOIITS.
liLOOMSllUlia MAHICI'T.
Wheat per bushel...
1IJO ,
Corn, new, " ...
outs, " " ,,,
iriour pur uurrei ...
Cloverseed
Flaxseed
butter
awn..:
mow
f 1.S3
i .wi
Ml
i .411
1.GU
, 7.UI
. l.&O
, M
. .11
V5
Potutoea ,i ,,,,,, ,,,
Dried Apples ,
Hams ,,,,,, ,,, ,,,
sides u bhouldertt ,
lairu per pound ,,,,
i lay per iuu .,,,.,, ,,,,,
beeswax ., ,
'nmothyd ..... .
No. 4 oa Whirl 4,M rer Ton
Nu,e " ., ..,,.;,,."$&
UluksmlthH Lump on whsrt t .t
11 Uttuitduaos " . ., ( ,uu
.111
.it
.is
.it
so.ee
ui uu
sr. la
au tn
1111 4-4
Hi) UK I
SUl'HEU-rHOSl'HATK
Made from Haw or llnburnod Animal Hones.
Cheap for Cash, aud Quit only.
We are now selllnz our Haw Hono Super-Phospate
on the following
( 1 ITill ANTEKn ANALYSIS 1
Ammonia. . - From 3 to 4 per cent.
Soluble und precipitated i-nos-
pnoric aciu - - - 11
Phosphate ot Lime, rendered
At nkt cash Wholesale Prices lo Dealers nnd
Farmers. V. O. II. In Philadelphia, at tho following
LOW PRICK!) : ..
lisi Tons and over, V per Ton, 2,000 ll s.
75 " to 09 Tons.
51 " 74 " 37 " " "
SO " " 49 " 33 " " "
IU " " SO ' S9 " " "
1 " " 10 " 10
Standard of Quality Strictly Maintained.
While wo announce a reduction In tho prlco of our
law nriNK sitpiiit l'ltosl'lIATE. wo would le-
spd'truiry represent to uenters ana lannera iuai us
siunuaru or quauiy inui oeeu airienj iiim.iiuimu,
Tho proportions of soluble und puclpltuu-d 1'hos
phorlo Acid, und Ammonia hate net er been higher
than they are In the urticlo we nre now selling to our
customers. This statement wo make usuuiuuiug
guarantee.
BAUGH'S
AOIHIIIilTtD
Pliosphate Rock,
Twelve Per Cent. Solublo and Precipitated
Phosphoric Acid.
Wo believe
Our Acidulated Phosphate Rock
tn bo sunerlor to most of tlio Acid I'll isphato now 111
the market. Farmers that liav ed It for several
seasons ni o well pleased it Ith It, aud the demand tor
it is rapiuiv inerea-iiig.
aM-nr. u. ono sonar per xon aq-
dltional on all Prices If shipped from
Baltimore.
Chemical Supplies
OF ALL KINDS,
Always on hand, and sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PlilOES
For puro and good Articles.
ly-SHNlM'Oll Pitun: I.LSTS.
landTlaster
We irrlnd only from extra duality of Lump, and
our brand lias given iho highest satisfaction fur thu
last two j ears. Price as low us any.
Send for Price Lists and Circulars.
BAUGH & SONS,
Manufacturers & Importers of
Fertilizers & Supplies,
i'o. 20, S. Delaware Ave.,
I'llIliADHI.l'lIl.l..
No. 103 Sontb St., Baltimore.
NNUAI, STATEMENT OF CONYM!
AM TOWNSHIP.
Mward Geraghty Supervisor tu nccount with Hond Jolin casey...
ax ot Conyngham Township, for ino jear
ending March lsTii.
1)11.
im is
Michael Mtirpny
mnlel McAllister
l'atk. McDonell
Frank Ixird - ,
-tllchael Loughnln ; '
(loo. Ilowells I l."
James HoUmau
Peter Hodman . w
John iinuuon, Sr
JohtiDowey i 1 u
su-pheii Honahoo , . M
William Doognn 1 J
Michael Collier
Matt. Co) le
Michael Ciciey.
l'eter Huley t ou
Win. Hodemnii .
Itlcnard tvjatt 1 44
Michael Taugher error 1 41
iticnaru ii-jgnes i
John Casey M
Wlilnur llrnillpv- W
John Hoary t-4
Jonathan lirown 1
Jacob Press error 1 l"
Tuam't of llupllcate
" " laieusl All. t;. ot i. y-u.
tax worked out but omitted
from duplicate "I 44
till!) G9
lioger Dickson .
Anihy Walsh
Thos. Navln
M lohl lirennan..
Juiiics Dewey
MlchaclGeraty....
tit.
Hy ain't returned to Coma
" OI esonei iiiiuiin
" " tax wolked out by coin
uanles and Individuals
lly collector s com. on t'Js.iS at Ilto
per ceni
'1 rcns'rs. com. on ts3.S4 at two
per cent..
Special.
1 r,o
i M
1 u
i K)
1 CO
l en
1 oil
: CO
l su
l oi
1 IM
2 61
i CO
3 CO
1 CO
2 CO
1 CO
1 60
2 CO
1 CO
1 61)
1 60
1 60
1 60
!! B0
1 CO
1 60
i CO
1 CO
1 60
2 11
1 60
1 611
I 60
1 to)
l at
3 60
s to
1 fO
1 60
1 CO
1 60
1 Ml
1 Ml
2 to)
t 60
1 61
2 CO
1 1,0
1 60
PS "tl $101 "0
1 no
04
Vii 11
22 S4
1 SS
91 Sli
Ualonccduo tho District...
J-2413 C9
Edward tleraghtysiipcnlsor In account with Special
ltoad Tax ot Conyngham Ton ushlp, for the jear
ending March ls"d.
Dlt.
To ain't of duplteato I53S4 62 .
urror in am t or l.ocusi, mi. u. a.
I, Co. taxes 613 60
JOHN CUltltAN COLLIX'TOIl AND THKASUHElt
I.N ACCOUNT WITH CONYNOIIAM TOWN
SHIP SCHOOL DISTHICT FOlt THE
VKAU ENDING JUNU 6, 1816.
Dlt.
Tonm'tof tax duplicate 10141 10
" " " stuto appropriation 212 no
" " " Insurance received 650 uu
" ' from salo of stoves 3 uo
" " ot and payment from tracts
Hi iinrrantco niinies of
Johnson Hensly, Thomas
llliuhelmer and Amos
ickershnm 409 68
tints 79
tHOSS 42
Clt.
Hy ain't returned to Coins 760 42
oi Lxotieraiioiia . u
" Dan Calahan order No. 30 .May
SJ, "73
' Hecelpt ot H. F. Zarr, Dec. 19, '75 40OO uu
.. .i ' 2S. '70 SUO 00
" collector's com. on M9u.lo nt
nte iK-r cent 259 CI
'! 'I reas i-s com. on 4WJ0.C9 ut 2 per
" cent H62
Halance duo the dlst. on special
tax C39 SJ
C033 42
Mr. Geraghty refused to swear to some of Ida ac
counts and they wcro closed n uu the aoovo result.
EiiwAiti) mm ii us. Auaitors
MAUTIN FLANAGAN, ua,lra-
CI!.
lly uni t ot IT. H. land returned to
corns, for collection 935 48
" " of oxonerntlons X, errors.. S'JO 21
" Kccretailcx hnl.iry 1113 00
" " or outstanding orders 1383 02
" " paid teachers 3233 00
district suoerlntendent's
salary 125 00
" paid for fuel contingencies
. 111.1l cleuntng C47 70
" for scliool necessaries H-3 7u
" " InMiranco 69 CO
" paid for building and lm-
protlng. 1S-J4 24
uttornej s cost und ex-nso 45 uj
" paid for books, furniture
iiuduit-icellaiieousuxiienses 421 11
14 paid for labur, material and
repalilng 737 71
lieasuies com, on t57W 07
2 per cent 175 OS
collectors com. on 9295 it!
ut 5 per cent 4C4 75
JOHN V. 11ANNON, clerk.
LIST OF HOAI) AND SPECIAL TAXES HCTUKNEl)
TO COMM. BV ED. GUItAOUTV, SUPEIIVISOH
FOlt THE YEAH ENDING MAHCII 1S70.
Jnshia Beam
Nutli Hrottu
Peter lluchcr
lleinard Hresllii
cath cook
David Cook
Mrs. Phllln culp
Con. Doiialiou
Datld HuvWiii
Jno. E. Davis
Frank Gallagher
Jno. llastun ...
Peter .lojte
Evan T. Jones
Fred. Klluucrmuu
Junuthau Kultllu
Geo. Kacheines
ucu. 1). Ltndermuth
Terrene Mcliulro
Marr Morris
II. H, Marr
Felix McManamen
Peter McManamen
lttchurd Murphy
rnomas .viurpny
Thomas Hushton
Iritis TlTlsbncb
Jacou Trieu
iiaeou 'men
Frank Vocum
1)11.
To balanco duo district by
cumin ti e usurer
John
(10649 C6
$726 PJ
July 21-2m.
XNUAI- STATKMKNT OF
SUli.UiLOAF TOWNSHIP.
1321 HI
$3740 10 3740 10
UNI'AID 11UI1T8 OF DISTHICT.
nutstandtmr orders for build ng nurposes is 60
llonds duo lids scuooi year. idisiu
Honda duo during next scuooi 1 cur 1.100 uo
Accrued Interest 1'3 ui
Total Indebtedness of District $2,SH7 It)
Ell Old, otciseer of Poor of Hemlock Twp.
Dr. cr.
To balanco duo Twp. last secitiemeut UJ ss
1 um tuuucauoi ism z'J i
' rLUrd of Wm. Ileera.- 25 U0
lly ain't paid tor support of paupers...
" " usbisiaueu leiiueieu ,ui 10111
persons
" clolhlni' und medicbio
eiuuerutlous mudo
" ctilleclor's percentage, 1674...
" attorney's ties paid
making dupllcntu and book, US...
" making leiiort to Statu board pub.
charities. ,
Justice's fees paid
" publishing statuiuent uf overseers'
ueiount i f 174
' ofilclal service.
balance due Township
Ntatement oftlioN-lni-llIsol-sof SUirurloat township
xjs vu 1 tor 1S15 anu tue vuur euuinj juuo o, ism.
JOHN W, KILE,
Dlt.
To ain't ot duplicate for IS74-S $389 e7
" special uu " asm n
" dupllcuiu for IsiC-6 4uo U7
tl,17S CI
I'll.
lly lax worked out 1S74-A
' 1S70-6
" lime of SupertUor, ls74-5..
' 1S73-0,,
" attending betUemcut
..77d 49
., 303 S5
1, 46 23
,. 60 U0
. 1 25
177 UO
CI
15 45
2 02
V U4
l uu I
1 CU
1 00
1 00
10 0.
19 L0
140 la
$39 U7 $399. 07
Supervisors ot roads, Wm. Glrtoa and Wm. Appel-
man, in account with Hemlock Twp.
Dr.
To balance from last year In handt of
It III. uu uiu, H lia 01
" wm. Glrton's duplicate, 1S75 wen 47
Wm. Aluminum's duplicate, lsio... 021 41
lly work on roads by Gtrtou
work on roads by Apiwluian ,
spises, piaus unu liuiuer, uu iou...
tlmuer und plank, Appelman
services, utrton .,
" services, Appehaan
paid Auditor McUrldu tor last year
by AppeUian..
eiouirnloua, dup. of 1S74, Glrton.
collector's per ceutogo, f4, Olruui,
" paid auditors and Ink, Glrtou
11 paid auditors, Appelman
11 ain't duu Tup from (llrton
To am't duo Appcltaon from Twp. 4 U
Order drawn to balance
EZUKIL'L SIIULTX
-i,191 S!
in 26
t'r.
786 62
CC S4
21 C3
92 37
46 CO
III CO
1 78
11 77
43 97
4 03
4 M
803 04
11701 64 1701 94
We, the undersigned Auditors, btroby oeitlfy that
wa havo uudlted tho furuxolnir accounts of ovelttel-
otjioor, supertlsorsof road, and uhool treasurer
HUU uuil tueiu uviivet wt uu itu kisiuu.
tt S, II, nillll.MUKKll,)
ClIIIIIIE, 'f
iIUSHCp, J
it'ti. 11. HiiiiKuiiimn v
Ill-Jill Tl .Intlllllll. t
'(, J. VASUtUSLIcZ
Audtltrft,
Dlt,
To am't duullcate for 1S7' -6 -13S0 9i)
Clt.
lly tax wniked out..... $361 73
1 11110 oi piiTviior u'w
time to bluomsburg,.... 6 00
work douu on rouu..;., 11 st
$146 60
Order drawn to balance
'fotid Indebtedness ot 'lnvnshlp on or-
uers issueu lor uter-woi k uu uouvu
duplleutufor tlioear eiidlugJuno
C, 1S7C .-.
$65 70
$315 49
Statement of Sii;arloaf School lilsli let for the year
UUUlIlg dUUB b, IftlU.
VIU, I- 11IHL1NGEH, I'likliii'iicil.
Dlt.
To ami ot duplicate, state appl-oprla-tlon,uud
receipts from olhur sburcos
Clt,
Uy vouchers patd..
luilanct, in hand
$1,203 U
. tU S3
balanco In hands ot Treasurer and
Collector , 241 61
' $1,23 053
We. Iho undersluned Audi to ti of Buararloaf town.
81.1a. do oorlllr that wu have 0 lamlnud and audltud
ths above uccouuts and find ihpm correct 10 tbu best
ut our Khuttiuugu unu nciier.
1IENKV C.'HliM. I
JAMUS ii,,Miiui.TZ,-Auaitor.
July Vnw,
Ino. Young..
Mary Husiiton
Hubert Jordan tract
Andrew Poller tract
LewU Walker tract
ltoad. Special.
211 49 M 41
36 01 U0 00
8 00 20 00
SO 2 00
40 1 60
60 1 CO
4 SO 12 00
2 00 6 UO
1 20 S 00
24 8-
24 60
& 37 13 41
1 20 3 0(1
1 20 3 UI
40 1 U0
UI 1 CO
bO 2 00
40 1 U0
32 90
6 4U 16 UU
2 uo n 00
8(1 2 00
SO 2 00
32 SO
32 SO
5 40 8 ;j)
SO 2 IM
4 bO 12 U0
4 SO 12 00
40 1 U0
17 60 41 00
T 60 19 00
133 Oil
141 CO
131 90
$135 11 $760 42
LIAHILITIES.
As near as can bo ascertained.
3100 on
11 S3
31 IU
1 CO
4 76
Teachers orders
1. E. lluck
w. 11. might
A. Mohan
Thos. MU'arthy
Ii. Purccll cleaning If. 00
Geo, Davis stationery 7 bs
c. H. UrockHay 10 uu
H. F Zarr 76
P. E. lluck 4 41
Jno. Currun for taxes returned to
John Anderson & Co 33 19
Order of Dleffubender 406 s
$3629 23
ASSETS.
By Mai tin I'ui cell 23s 33
' c. G. Murphy unit. 1 evolved from
Mailln Purcell 84 91
lly bal of Jno. curr in 726 12
" unsealed land lax relumed by
M. Purcell so3 60
lieliiriied by Jno. Currau 9354s
State appropriation 212 00
$S23 32
LIST OF EXONUIIATIONS AND EHItOlta AL
LOWED UDWAHD GtUAGH'I'V ON HOAI) AND
SPECIAL TAXES, FOlt TIIK YEA It END
ING MAHCII, 1S76.
ltoad. Snecliil.
Mary George, double assessment. .,. 7 3 1
Anthony Murphy 32 so
MalUicwShately Error 112 2 so
Jno. Alexander, 1 60
ratk. nraniey si 1 ut
.las. Ilevans I ui 2 co
Win. deary 61 I 60
Jno. Kane. .Ir Ot 1 110
Aiiiny ituuo w 1 oo
Khun Dunahoo 1 uo 2 co
l'atk. Dougheity 64 1 ut
Michael Foy 64 1 i'.
llios. .lot co 1 uo 2 co
Hicham Jot co 1 60
Larry .l".ui 64 1 60
.n o. u iiiirer. w 1 uu
Anthy IiiiTley 1 60
M1C11I, MOllunOUgll 64 1 60
lllrlil. Mulligan 64 1 60
l'atk Moore 1 oo 2 CO
lllchard Mack 64 1 60
Jno. McCloskey 64 1 CI
l-atx. juonaguau 61 l 60
(II, lim.l fn.Jiil,. , .ul .1 w.,
Kd. Pureed 1 oo 2 co
Thos. Howlaud 1 uu 2 CI
Let! Sanger 1 04 2 to
Jno. Sanger -j 60
Jno. Cleary 64 1 60
Thos. til lines, Error 61 160
Michael iiuney 64 1 60
l'atk. MeGlnley 64 1 60
Michael Mack 61 1 co
S. P. 11)011 1 20 3 oo
Alfred bieely, Error 64 i co
ill S4 $71 SO
Excess of liabilities.
JOHN 1
$3660 52
$31 27
Wo, Iho undersigned auditors of Con) iighain twp.
bavu omimlned thu foregoing accounts mil nnd
them con cct and true to iho best of our knowledge
and belief.
EDWAI.D HUGHES, 1 ,,.
MAHTIN FLANAUAN.f Auditors.
. IIANNON, Clerk.
LIST 01' BALANCES DUE CONYNGHAM TWP.,
HY SUl'EItVlSOHS O.N SPECIAL AND
HOAI) TAX.
ltoad.
lly Ed. Geraghty In 1673
" Win, Chapman lu 1SI4
' I'alk. Mclionell In 1S74
" Ed. Gcrnjhtyln IS75, is sc
jus. nreuuan in isto 91 67
July 14, '76,-3t,
"CNNUALT'hVTlCXIlIraOF 11IJAVEU
TOWNSHIP FOlt THE YEAIt U75.
George l ten, poor overseer ot Heaver township, In
account with said township.
1)11.
To ain't ree'd from overseers last
ur ...
rross am't of tax duplicate lor
Special,
ion 13
192 uo
36 SJ
039 bj
C22 90
tear .
gn
1675,
$79 05
251 73
Total of receipts .
$330 Ii
Clt.
Paid for maintenance ot pauiiers......
" exonerallousand taxes return'd
" 1'oorOterseer'sfees... ,
" balance duo township
$319 31
6 CI
27 23
77 71
JAMBS HHENNAN SUFKHVISOH IN ACCOUNT
WII'H CONYNGHAM TOWNSHIP HOAIITAX,
FOlt TIIK YEAH ENDING MAHCII 18J6.
Dlt.
Toum'tof roidtat dunllcuto 2133 SO
' " " taxes double pa)ineut,
on tracts In warrantee names of
Johnson lleusly.'l lios.lllltzhtlm-t-raudAinos
WK-kei-sham Ul OS
$330 7?
We. tho auditors of Heaver township, Columbia
Co., Pa., havo exaudued tho iibovo accounts aud Und
them corrut as above stated.
A. W. MANN, 1
ALLEN M iNN, V Auditors
... , . l'KTElt KNEGIIV.J
Uiuiy -3w. '
K
$9314 23
Clt.
Hy am't returned to comi.,
i of exuneratluns
taxes woiked out Ly coal co,,
" am't paid lor labor ,
" " " supervisor
Order ot Dau. CumpbeU
" bill of C, ll. Murphy fur tools 4.0
stt earing township officers
" making tivu bonds
" IndlvtduaUi worked out Wm,
Hyrno, 1.24, Duuuu Howun l.iu,
1 com. on 413 61 at nvu ier cent,,,
' i-uiu. uu t .V3 at two pur cunt.
31 75
32 76
1S62 62
214 110
64 23
10 CO
IS tl
3 00
10 00
4
23 69
y oo
balsnco , nij
$2314 tS
We, th undenlgnsd, Auditors, ot Conyngham
ti. have etamlncd the foregoing uccouuts aud
tlnd them correct uud truo to tuo bust of our kuowl
ediu and U-llef.
EDWAIID UC01IK3,
JOUM P. HANNu.n;
NNUAI. STATEMENT OF HUPEItVI-
IOHS OF UEAVEIl TW1. FOlt YEAIt 1875.
Michael lttteuhouso and Joseph Lchr. Supervisors, ta
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To am't rve'd from Supervisors, 1874 $143 11
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1316 i,;w (
Total receipts , ,' jo.
Oil,
Uy work done on roads.
nlank. Au.. on rrnuls
uxuueraltons uud taxes returned
' casli paid auditors
" sunoi visors' fees
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We, the auditors ot Heaver township, Columbia
Co, hate examined tho shove accounts and nnd
thorn comet as ahuvo stated, and flud the sum tit
$io V4 ceuw due said township
A. W. MANN, )
Julyl-IVV. l'ETKlt KNlolT,
$1,037 C3
50 44
49 99
3 10
248 81
SJ 94
Outfit ana
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