Tiro ooEpaar
HIE COLUMBIAN.
mi.oo ms ii unci, rut ay, mmcn o. un
Rail Iloa.1 Time Talilc.
LACKAWANNA Itt,OO.MSllUIIO KAIL ItOAI)
80CTI1,
Two bova named I'aduen and Burges were
arrnteclat Centralis on Saturday lait on Ilia
c'large of having broke i Into a cur of lite L
hi (h Valley R. It. Co., and utolen aomo pea.
tinl, riicy wtro committed to the county
Jill, baton Saturday evening were admitted to
bail,
Accommodation Train,.
Ma 1 Train
tupnsa Train
NOHTII,
. 6.45 A.M.
7.SS A. M
, l.rfl I4. M.
0 CO I. M.
CATAWISSA ItAlI, ItOAD.
sontn.
T.M A.M.
t.tt l M
lt.M A. M
"0CTI1
Vccminodatlon Train us A. M, T.ST I'. V.
KeiMlar Express. 4.16 P.M. 1I.MA.M.
T null' art on Rvpn-si train either to New Yoik
or I'UtIA telphta. Accommodation train runs between
Ual.iwlasa and Wllllainaport.
We Ime received tlie firt number of the
Philadelphia. UVeWy 3Vmw,aml find It even bet
t r ill in wu had believed It would be. It In an
At the borough election In New Columbus on I
. . .
reoruary win, iun, Kmma llogert and mtf.
Lydla Cliapin were elected achool director
over aeveral female opponent!. We btlleve
this to bo the firt Inntanco of the election of a
lady to the olfico of achool director in thin coun
ty. Hulh ladle have been teachers, and will
be better Judge In minaglng achool than
many of their male predecessors. Leader.
The landlord of the citv of Tiltuvlllo have
l..l.t .... t I- .1 .. , , , , . , I an.ua.1 u.l.An nt.nl!n.kl. n ..!... (I..!. I
. . ,.a,.vr ,,,..., yr.meu, sou ui.pi ,he DrVt of XIht Ina -nrl nf th flWt of American competitor., on the ground of
wlll.cho.co reading ma-.er for every cla-a of ft. V'h", .?'-,,t ..?i.l..r,T' ITr.a. anteriority over' oilier plater,, and
. , " .. . " I wnttflMrftil t.uln rtllni ..rotmllienlnr nml
nun .airer weutiier.
reader. There are stories, tmitry and nericul
lurnl llem, new and political article, written
tu the ci l"p and p.irkling style which ha made
theilallv Timet o great a succcs.t. The price
I but $2 per ) tar.
10 DlsTANTH'DSCHlllLliH.
l'nrllc living out-Id t of lliU Stito who liavu
not paid tlkir mii.seilitluti up to Oct. 1-t, 131),
will luvu thtlr p.'pfrt i.tn'pfd and lhubdiKt.l Uirinly hit of limiting and It hidcoune wus
Cirtolkclioi. if nut p.iid by Apill l.t. V u can- mi le all the mnr apparent wh on Salur
On Friday llm Republican filing to the
tircizt- n tattricd old fl.ig.lilglily emblematic both
of the condition of their paity and, tinfurtii
tiitely, of the Male of the country under their
in imputation'. It was a ragged, lorn and un
not nH'oni lo p.).v pu-taga on p.iper fur which
ue do nut ut'iive the pike of Mib-cription.
Sub-inbeM living uutaide of this county, but
wlilun the Male, will nclvo piiulliir hoiki
rum, ui.low many of them r. spoiid.
The S.ats Lrg'al ituie Will adjourn on the "3.1
lint.
dv,lhe minerals di-playeil their (IneS.aia
and Stripi bearing the name ofTilden nnd
Htn.lrlrks the elected, hut cheat d President
ind ice President of the United Slato-i, Tl.e
! putdlraii rag lltn down, the Contrail
bring loo fining for endurance
The mutton fur u new trial In the cue of
I Inter, Melluh mid Tully will bo arguid on
the 30. Ii uI'Murdi.
Mr. Stephen Holbrooke general agent of the
Globe Life Insurance Company, 1 in Illoom
burg where he will nmain a few day, for the
purpose of taking ri-k In that coropsny.
IIolilerof Cuiitlnent.il iolic!e wilt do well to
John Smith will sell hi t.eiaoual property " " Mm- a" ,lie uluW oll" 'PtcM ln'
at hi reldenc in BUiuaburg on Saturday, 'luccment to them to reinsure. IVr-ons not
March 17th. Ste iiu-lors. 7ct 4'ured In any company hould avail them
selves oi nil opiioriuniiy. nr. uoioronse
Tho Couim'mloiieri will meet on Thursday will be happy to give any Information on the
Maich 15th inl.. to receive plan for a new subject of life insurance, whether parties wish
County Jail to be netted oil the old jail lot.
The Orangcville Academy will open on the
ICtli day of April, under the charge ol Kev. C.
K. Canliold, The advertisement appears in an
other column.
to Insure or not. Hi headquarter are at the
office of Brockway & Elwell, general agents tor
this section of the state.
Aiexli It. Paxton, of this town, ha secured
an appointment iHrecond lieutenant in the
It I ,lar army. Wu have nut vet heard of hi'
uiCtptaoce.
Captain Alder. on, Mesir. Uowbottom, El
i n I tlorn have beou detailed a guard at tin
coi.dy mil dining the iinprisoiime tot' the men
co ivicied of the inuidei' of Ilea
D.i liel K'.lly, the "Hum," 1 lying in jai
un ler urreit fir the murder of Alexander itei.
lie will prubibly be tried nt .May court, aud
convicted on hi own confession
That valuable old time piece, the Town Clock
i fully l.alf an huir slow and, a a nutter ol
coutse, nobody knuw what lime of day it U
It 1 a lunch abiHed old horologe and de
serves better treatment.
Amusements. Theatre goer and all such a
keep late hour are very liable to contract a se-
v-re cough o,' cold, A safe and reli iblo cure
1 Br. Bull' Cough Syrup. The price 1 only
2 cent.
K. .M. loblH ottue .Mountain J.cho wa in
town l.Kt week. lie w.h elected Chief l!ur-
ge of Sliickhiuny nt tho recent election, iht
teiond ulilor of that paper that ha held tin
po-ition, and both of thie from ltloom-bur
The .-iillivaii countv Ikmicrtit contradict the
repu-t that every nun in that county 1 a can'
did.ite for Sheriff. A far a heard from there
are only thirty five nnvioii one and th
county a every ono know h i double thai
number oftaxablu citizens.
' Corrupt a lightning." That' what1 tlif
matter ilh the editor of two Columbia connt
papir. Ho nys the gentleman who camo to
town to show us how to run our municipal af
fairs, but has not succeeded in getting hold ol
the rein yet.
The Rev, L. Kilmer entered upon hi dutiei-
a Rector of St. Paul' Uuiscopal Church oi
Sunday last. During Lent there will be dailt
Hjrvieoi at the church at fo ir clock in tli
aft rnoon, except Wednesday and Friday,when
it will be at ten in the morning and Wednesday
evening at half past seven.
The Monroe Democrat in speaking of Hester'
connection with th? murdc of Mr. Rca, says :
He was the Grst to suggest the murder of the
Superintendent, and on the day of the tragedy
led the gang ot murderers to the spot wbere the
crime wis committed, mien it wa round
that Rea did not posses the money of which
they Intenihdlo rob htm, It was Hester who
gave the order to kill him, saying, "Dead men
tell no tales," and it was he who fired the
fifth and fatal shot which penetrated the brain.
A Hester was not present when Rea was
killtd, a fact conceded by both prosecution And
defense, it i difficult to see how he rauld have
tired that "fifth and fatal shot." Tho whole
tory i a yarn. Hester didn't lead the mur-
lerer to the spot, nor go himself, nor did he
tire any shot any where at anybody. Such fla
grant misrepresentation are inexcusable in
view of the many correct reports of the trial
which have been put in print.
It ha been proved beyond a doubt that the
pretty little Spitz dog, th it lu been i great a
avoritc. is rather more unsafe to have about
the house than nitroglycerine. Hydrophobia,
the most terrible of all diseues, hu increised
marvelously of late both i i this country and
tbroad, and in a very large ruijority of caes it
has been trace 1 to the bite of the Spitz. So
fatal has been tin; effect ofthebiteof this dog
that vigorous nieaiuires have been taken in
New York and tlitsj Slate for iu cxtermina-
tinn, and it hts been proposed to introduce a
bill into our Legislature looking to that end.
N'u matter how mull the wound inflicted by
the teeth of the Spitz, the result I death uud
ill it most horrible form. It i but a few day
ince that a baby wa killed in its grandmotl
.t' arm bv a jealous Spitz dog, and the only
wound discoverable was a slight scratch on
ihefaceof the child. Ily all means let the
logs he done away with.
It would be a ble-seil thing If the first of
May could be subttltuted for the first of April,
all over the State, for "moving day," The
weather In this latitude 1 very er'atle at the
li'ter dale and the change of residence made.
by so many person at that t un; are attendid
with cll-coinfort, suffering and pecuniary loss.
Cloud nnd storms are more than usual on the
fi.st of April.
A MisiNo Man. .Mrs. Harriet Clark, of
Herwick, Columbia county, writis to the Ji-
ncr't Journal as tollows: "Mr. Jo n Clark ha
been away from homo since last November and
I I h ive not seen or heard anything of 111 in since
he left. He wa to have been home Christ-
masweik, I fear something ha happened lo
him. He Is a man about six feet high, with
black hair and moustache tnd whisker. When
he lefi home lie had on a pair of gray pants
and vest, a black co it and overcoat lined Willi
red ; also a pair of thick boot. He had
lire ami covered wagon. I hope they will
send me word, a I fear he has been killed.
Ak other paper to copy thi."
ROLL OF IIONOll.
nrrn strzit ciuped school.
The following named pupil were neither tar
dy nor absent during the month ending Feb.
27th, 1877 :
JJwirt A'o(4. Sophia Vannalta, Medie Lea
cock Ltilaolter, Ellen Beaghan, Mary Hen'
dershott, Grace Harman, Mary Tracy, Mary
Rupert, Harry Chemberlin, Charlie Jones, Her
vey Vanderslicc, Elmer Relswick, Clark Hag-
enbuch, John Reaghan. Leonard Fornwatd,
Harrv Rillu.eycr, Win. Brook, W. D. Beckly,
Alfred Koon.
Room A'o. 2. Augusta Friend, Lillle Gill
more, Bertha Hagenbuch, Jennie Harman,Mer
tic Hower, Flora Jones, Dillie Bobbin, Emma
Yohe, Sila Chember.in, Fritz Friend, Willie
Fenstermachcr. Harry Freaa, Isaiah Miller
Harry Row, Henry Shaffer.
Room No. 3. Lena Beaghan, Ida Bernhard,
Minnie Creasy, Sadie Leacock, Annie Reeser,
Jennie Stiles, George Beaghan, Samuel Bidle
man, uoyu ivvans, Iheodore uarnon, m.
Lloyd Garrison, George Ilasscrt, James L. Har
man, Oti Herring, Philip B. Miller, John
Tracy.
Room A'o. 4. Laura Bernard, Delia Bnnlr,
TererSi Beaghan, Lillie Hagenbuch, Cora Ja-
The World'a Choice.
A Ctntmnial Deciiion,
Competent ludpc rerrestntlnc the civilized
people of the worid appointed for the knowl
edge of particular art or sciences, convened at
rhiladclnhla tor six months to decide tinon tin)
comparative merit of the varlou Inventions of
mankind, awarded to thcmanulacttirer ol lien
son's Cspclne Porou Plaster, after a careful test
and comparison ol thi rtniarkable remedy with
ordinary porou and other kinds of plasters, the
highest ami only medal, above all loreign ami
lis
It
wonderful pain relieving strengthening and cu
rative properties. Remember tbat ihl decision
wa made by four practical and killed physi
cians.
Remember Ihst no nostrum wa Allowed to bo
exhibited at the Centennial. Remember when
you are suflVrlns frnm auv ache or nain that Ben
son's Caprine Plaster I the best remedy evir
devised lor all external uillicultles.
sRsnunv e .towon,
PIURXICIUTICAL CllHMIST. N. V.
May 19, '7C ly.
cnra.NK portous plasters,
A great Improvement on ordinary poro s p'astera.
RELIEVES PAIN AT ONCE.
THK IWT
Strengthening' Plaster Known.
CURES QUICKLY
ftheuT 8ttm, Neuralgia,
mine anil icax nscK,
Sciatic. I.umb mo,
r-plnal and Kidney Comrlalota,
alt aches and pains of a local nature.
Foil cter) where. I'rlco S3 cents.
May IV I('-ly SKAHUItV JOHNSON,
rnarmaceuucai i;ucBuuts, a.i
PUBI 10 NOTICE.
The public la hereby Informed that they
rail obtain the latest style at lowest prices
in all kind of Spring Clotliing.School Suit
lor unys, I'retty Ssuita Inr Children, Isobtiy
Suit for Youths, all of the latest styles and
at the lowest price at L. 1-owentierg s.
Now wo know that the Spring-time has come
for the first shad of the season have made theii
appearance, and the pungent horse radish I to
be found upon the table. Blue bird and
robins have been heard, mud cover the road',
evryb, dy has a cold in the head, what more
would you ?" Lo, the Spring Is here.
A singular case wa tried at Danville last
week, An old lady eighty year of age brought
suit to recover wage for service, the account
having run for about sixty year. On the trial
the defendant produced a b;ok in which the
account had been kept for liny six year
Plainiill'ublained ii verdict for fifteen hundred
dollar.
After considerable meditation as to how suf
Iicienl money could be raiseu to pay for oil
some of our anient Republicans concluded to
have n torch light procession in honor of Hayes
fradulent selection a President. On Tuesday
few men ai.d a host of boy had it. The
Catawissa hand made the music and the pro
cession moved about town a proudly a though
lo body had been cheated. On Fifth street
iome ruffian threw a stone in the crowd, strik
ing a man in the head. We sincerely nope
the oflender may be brought lo justice, as such
.i man ought not to be allowed to run at large
in a civilized community. A few barrels were
burned on Seventh street, but no speeches' were
made, and not much enthusiasm was displayed
The Democrat undertook to assist by hanging
out their tlig, but the republicans whined
about it, and some weak kneed brethren took
it down.
E. P. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON,
This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes ot the community that It Is now
deemed lndlspenslbte as a tonic medicine. It costs
but little, purines the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renovatea the system and prolongs life,
Everybody should have It. For the cureot weak
stomachs, general debUlty, Indigestion, diseases ot
the stomach, and for all cases requiring a tonic,
This wlno Includes the most agreeable and efficient
raltot Iron we possess-eltrste o( magnetic oxide
combined with the most energetic ot vegetable ton.
Ics yellow Peruvian baric,
Do you want something to strengthen you ?
Do you want a good appetite 7
Do you want to get rid ot nervousness f
Do you want energy t
Do you want to aleep well t
Do you want to build up jour constitution t
Do you want to feel well
Do you wan a brisk and vigorous feeling
If ynu do, try Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
qnly aak a trial of this valuable tonic.
Mwarc of counterfeits, aa Kunkel's Hitter Wine ot
Iron is the only sure and) effectual remedy In the
known world for the permanent cure of dspensla
and debility, and as there are a number of Imitations
offered to the public, I would caution tho cot-munl.
ty to purchase none but tho ircuulno article, manu
coby, Sadie McFudden, Annie Lockard, Lizzie I tacturedby K. K. Kunkel, and having his stamp on
U..r S nlln ltlttKr. Si I AVe ver. Chatl e clrlt 01 cv") ' ouuie. ino ycry laci uu omen
!,.!!. lir.l... It. ! 1.-..,: IT,.ul Sm.,ol '" " " '""
minis .mini Hi.., i"S, ....... ..,.,.., provejit, wortU an4 ,peaks volumes in lta favor.
hre.is, James lracy, l.ddie Keiswick, James I goldonlyln $1 bottles, orblx bottles for ts. Try this
Reeser. Charlie Snyder. Loui Townsend, Geo. I valuable medicine and bo convinced ot lta merits.
Williams, Willie WinleMeen.
Geo. E. WiUiuii, Principal.
Business .Notices.
Buy your Diabcs for spring of I. W.
muti.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hntt-
For a full suit of Water Proof Clothing; go
to Loweiiberg .
BARGAINS I Celling nt greatly redi cd
price to make room for spring good nt E
M. lvuorr .
liurh CC sill utlu uun lu .icn .into,
Qiiie:h:im. Shirtincs and Dress Goods, and
lot ni Notion, Hamburg Edgings and In-1
setting in largo variety at the lowest we I
ever sold them.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete, In two hours. No fee till
I head passes. Seat, pin and stomach worms removed
by Hr, Kunkel, 2:9 North Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Fa. Send for circular with a treatise on all kinds nt
worms, advice free. Ask j our druggist for a bottle
of Kuuket'a Worm Syrup, which will doUiowonn
t'rlce tl It never falls to remove all klndd, fruk.
children or grown persons. Directions llli It.
N
EW STOCK OF CLOTHING,
Wanted : 2000 bushel of Corn : the
highest market price paid for same in cash.
Taken in lots ol 25 bushel or more. Call
on or address
H. W. AUL,
Espy Station, Pa.
GenU' fancy Slipper ati'.icKiuney's.
Choice feathers 90 cent per pound at I.
W. liurtiiian a.
Go to E. M Kuorr' for bargains in Fxol
and shoe.
Real Estate for rent by M. Wynkoop on
ililrd Street, ISIoomsburg. .Mar. aw
A brick house and lot on Centre street
for sale. Inquire of I. S. Kunn.
Wool and Cotton Carpet Chain nt I. W.
Hartman .
Bloomsiiuko, Pa., March 1, 1S77,
The partnership heretofore existing under the I jiarth
firm name of Keller & Hartley is this day di
solel by mutual cou-cnt. Collections will be
made nnd account settled by Jac Keller who
will continue the Notion business at the old
stnd, Correll'a building. Mam street.
ROLL OF HONOR.
THIRD STREET GRADED SCHOOL.
The following named pupil were neither tar
dy nor absent during the month closing Feb.
27th, 1877.
Room Xo. 1. Albeit Correll, John Cox,
Charley Edward, Herbert Grotx, Charley Kel
ler, Sanford Peifer, William Deily, George
Ringler, Hannah Allegar, May Barklcy, Laura
Crater, Ella Fox, Mary McKelvy, Martha Wirt.
A'ooni Xn. 2. Ltllie Barton, Lenora Bryfogle,
Drinker, Annie Fox, Maggie Jacoby,
Hattie McKelvy, Sadie Smith, Ilattie Sloan.
Ella Sterner, Martha Sterner, Irene Philip,
Ruth Tustin, Bruce Birch, Irvin Breece, How
ard Beidleman, Ruddie Drinker, Amandus Dei
ly, Frank Edgar, Charle Elwell, John Garon,
Charles Garson, John Grotz, Robbie Hower,
Clarence Johnson, Harry Moyer, William
Kuorr, George Knorr, John Shoemaker, Frank
The latest report in reeard to the Sweeny
esr cult in cr case show that the ear was bit oil
instead cf beiiiir bit off. ai d that the boss cluw
er ni Terry' Gang wa the one who did llie Sloan, Harry Taylor, Arthur WiUon.
JO'J, lid Is still hi large, Dui when caugui suouiu
be iiiuziie I. fiymiuin ju.
Tin n'a, the explanation makes things as
dear at mud. We had thought that the car
wus bit oil' but it seem that It was only bit oil!
It's a bit dialer now.
The Towinda Journal state that the New
York legislature has passed an act requiring
the words ''given for a pitent right to bo wri,'
ten or printed on the face of promiiry note ry Kdwards, Ralph Furraan, William Jefi,
given In payment of such rights, and suggests Frank Rosdirmel, Eddie Sterner, Ada Cox,
iiooni Xo. 3. Andrew Evans, Willie D
Holmes, Harry Houck, Frank Relswick, Jcme
Shoemaker, Arthur Smith, HoTry Sterner, Geo.
Yelter, Eva BeU, Lizzie Brobst, Ida Conk
ling, Delila Deily, Edith Ent, Clara Gross,
Lettie Moyer, Laura Phillips, Jennie Rosdar
cue!, Mattie Powell, Ada Ringler, Djra Ring
ler, Annie Sterner,
Room iYo. 4. Perry Bailiot, Isaiah Deily.IIar-
th.it "our own legislature would do well to
adopt" this law. If the editor of the Journal
will look In Pardon' Digut ; p. 1173, par. 4,
hu will find tint very la bearing date April
12, 1872. New York copied it from Pennsyl
Vauia.
Katie Gardner, Lizzie Grew, Matlie Hartzel,
Bessie Ilolaies, Lillie Sloan, Ada Yetter.
I. V.. Schoomoveb, Principal,
Borough and township auditors, under a sup
plementary act of the last Legislature, are te-
quired to meet on the second Monday of April
And now, after all, Doc Hr-dlcy it not lo bo (one wek after the installation of the new otfi
cornea Vilki-ltairean. a tuecling oi me I rers chosen In February), for the purpose of
Record people took place on Saturday night auditing, sealing and adjusting the account of
lat and ilia proportion concerning t.io pur- supervisor, road commissioner, borough and
chaeoflhe paper was thoroughly discussed, township treasurer, and preparing an itemized
butreMilted finally in complete disappoint- statement of receipt and expenditure for pub-
ment to the doctor hope. Bo the Kecord will Hcatton. School hosrd howcvir, are not rc
-eputluue on It bumble way, under it present quired to furnish their annual statement to tl
management, until the whistle of a livelier auditor for examination, approval and publican
journalistic engine souud Uown the track, then tlon until the close of the hchool year in June.
look out. Leader. Neglect so to do at that time, subj'ct the board
to a penalty of $300, A supplement to the act
of April 30, 1874, which required the corporate
authorities of IndeUed district or municipal!
ties to publish a statement of their condition in
January of each year, under a penalty of 51,000,
provide that such statement shall made at
the end of their uscal year. As the statutM now
are, therefore, but one statement need be pub
lUhedeach year by any corporation or district.
and that at the most convenient season. Many
auditor and officials In this county and through
out the State, despite the heavy legal pcnaltlc
to which they are subject, have been very re-
ml in publishing report, while net a few
have neglected It altogether. un the laws
regulating this matter simplified as they now
are there is no excuse for such otlicial negli
gence. Tax-payers should insist upon the!
right to know the financial condition of their
borough or township, and what la being done
with puUUq zaoiMj.-
Dou'r Mabbv on Sunuav. An aatound
dng discovery has recently been made, lo the
tiled that all the marriage ccreinouiu per
formed In Pennsylvania on Sunday have been
illegal and constqueutly are not binding, so
any an act passed in 1777, lately discovered
among the archive at Harruburg. The best
thing furpeople to do who have violated Ihl
old law, I to join the Seven-Day Baptist.
ViUtlon Leader.
The Senior editor of the Columuun rather
regtilsthis announcement, became he was mar.
d on a Sunday, and tine the passage of the
LAntof 1777. But hi wife lias a certificate
u the Returning Hoard and It was decides!
he Supieme Court In the case of II aye
PilJeii that the mtlUcato cannot be Ira
ki, even if illegal, unless the certmcato
Lljujoo.-at, He are luaquiu-
For a nobby Hat go to
Gentlemen's Dreas Goods.
DAVID LOWENBERG
Invites attention io hi large andclegantatock
Cheap anil Fashionable CMMe
at his store on
MAIN BTUE1TT, IN T1IE NEW BLOCK,
BLOOMSBUKO, PA
where he has lust received from New York and mtU
adelpnla a full assortment ot
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including me most fashionable, durable and
nanOBoiao
My vlrttio ot sundry writs of Vend Ex. and Al
ias LcvailFaUws to the Bherltrot Columbia county
directed, thero will bo exposed to public sale at the
Court House tn Bloomsburg. at one o'clock on
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1877,
The following real estate, situate In the Town ol
Ploom burg, olutnbla county, I'cnna., Iiounded and
described as follows I On the north by tbol). L.t
W, Ita'I Itoad.oast by lot ot Peter llUlmejcr.south by
Seventh street, and west by Dloomsburg (las Co..
eont-ilnlng t'iree-foutths of an acre, more or less,
whereon are erected a largo two story brick foundry
nd machine, shop, a frame warn house, frame block-
wi.tlh shop, frame car shop, together wlfi engine
nnd bollrrs, lathe, fans, planer, drill press, belts
pulleys, grlod-tone,b)rlng machines, flasls.pnttern,
and oil nstures and belongings thrrcto-tno proper-,
ty ot Turnbucn ucss.
ALJO,
All that houso and lot situate la the Town ol
Bloom. burg, Columbia county, Penna., bounded on
Ihe we-t by Hast street of said town, southwardly
by an alley, northwardly by lot of harles savage
eastwaritly by an allov i wheroon are erected a brick
dwelling house, and outbuildings tho property ot
sarauol Turnhach.
Hclzcd, taken Into execution, and to be sold as the
property ot Turnbach & UeRS and Samuel 'I urnbach.
ALSO,
The following described property, tc-wltt Begin
nlngata stone corner of land belonging to David
Creasy, thence north four an-i one-halt degrees east
ono hundred nnd twenty-eight perchn to a stone,
thence by other land belonging to Adam Creasy
north scventy-nve and one-halt degrees east eighty
perches to a stone, thenco by land of John Drown
Bouth fourteen and three-quarter degrees east ono
hundred and ninety-seven perches to a stone, thence
by land of John Engle north seventy-three degrees
west one hundred anl fort; -five perches to the
place ot beginning; conhdnln nlnety-ntne acres,
one hundred and forty-sis perches and alM ?onco
Selied, taken Into execution, and to be sold as tho
property ot John It. Yohe and Amelia Yohe, his
wife.
ALSO,
The following real tstate, altuate In
township, Columbia county, I'ennsyh anla, bounded
on the north by land ot Ucnjaroln Warner, on the
east by land of Benjamin Eves and others, on the
south by land of William Masters, on the west by
land of William Cox and others; containing sixty
acres, more or less, whoreon are erected a frame'
dwelling house, a barn and outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution, ana to be sold as tho
property of William I'atrman.
ALSO,
A certain lot or piece of ground situate In the
Townot Bloomsburg, Columbia county, I'ennsylva"
nla, bounded and de&crlbcd as follow s, to-wlt : frenb
lng on Fifth street of said town, and adjoining lot of
Henry Wolf on the eakt, an alley on tho south, Catav
arlne stiect on the west, and said Fifth street on the
north, said lot being about ninety feet on said Fltth
street, and two hundred feet, more or less, In depth
whereon are erected a frame two story dwelling
house, frame si able, and outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be Bold as tho
roperty of Clark il. Brown.
ALSO,
All that certain lot ot land situate In the town of
Catawissa, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded
on tho ea&t by Third street, on tho north by lot of
M. A. Brown, on the west by an alley, on the south
by Isatali John, satd lot being In front fifty feet and
In depth two hundred and ten feet, whereon Is erct.
ed a two story houso and outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as tho
property ot James D. Brown.
A LsO.
All those two certain lots of ground situate In the
village of Georgetown, Heaver low nshlp, Columbia
county, Pennsjlvanla, numbered forty-three (13) and
fortj-tour (41) In tho plan of lots laid out by aeoige
I". Drlesbacli, bounded as follows: on the north by
Second street, on tho south by an ollej , on the east
by Kim street, ou tho west by School street ; each of
said lots containing ntty (50) feet front on second
street and extending back one hundred and titty
(150) feet to the alley.
RUcd, taken Into execution, and to be sold as the
nronerty of C. W. Iloone.
iu.ui jiu.n ur n. ui,. i umiasern iiium. ijhj
ten per cent, of the purchase money, or at least
enough to cover all costs, at striking downot sale
otherwise property to bo resold at once.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
March J, 1S1T. sheriff.
ANNUAL STATIiMKNT
OF
BLOOM POOR DISTRICT
From Frbraarr IS, IBTfl to l'rbruar; 8, 1877.
WM. KItEAMSIl, acting Treasurer ftr Thomas
Crevcllng,
I) It.
To cash received ou Illoom duplicate 1MJ...
r-coib
14 Greenwood "
" Hugarloat " '
" Iitim " liT
" Scott " '
" (irwnwood ' "
" Nngarloaf " "
' for Hhoat.
for beet and ealf
" fur rloersced.
u for hav, butter St hides
" for pine pole
" of Centre township...
" DanMllo Poor l)l-trCt
" fur unseated lands..,.
KB 71
III 91
ihii
iwoo
l.OISM
191 00
18901
ft 00
1H. II
Mas
m n
1 no
llDoi
M
17 01
ji.ti: S3
Mroctors.
CR.
By balance due Treasurer from last settle-
ineui, jsi "i
orders redeemed , S.s.'sisa
commission on same , 6141
am I. in ireasuier's lianas sscs
S1.747 S3
Examined and cerlHled,
0C Ml V. KNT, I
rilO.l.ClllSVBLISO.f
Kramlned by us at the Directors' reiuest and
found correct.
Wm. Kaiciatcu,
Jko. K. (laorz,
Auditors,
Directors of tho Poor In account with Bloom, Scott,
urecuwouu una nuunoai uwaanins.
UK.
To unpaid orders outstanding 619 04
uaiance on ttioom oupucaiu i,a..,. ;t40
r-eou xs-i -tt
" Oreenw'd ' " 457 83
" SuearK.nf " ' 843 10
amountof Bloom duplicate ts", ........ 1,4SB9
" drcenwood" " 811 6
" HukfuroaJ " " 154 40
am't. received for produce. &c. sold as
'treasurer's report 433 02
CH.
By balance paid Treasurer as last report
uuisiuuuuiK uruvrs reueeiueu
exnn. anu cum. on uioiimaupiiiiate is;a
n. Olt
(Ireenwood " '
Knparloat .
balance due on Sugariuaf duplicate 1S7S
balance due on Bloom dnnllcate 170 les-
exunetatlon and commlson
balance due on scott duollcato 187S less
exoueratlon and commission
biualauce duo on Ureenwood dunllcato
176 less exoneration and commission ....
' balance due on bugarloaf duplicate 197a
less exoneration and commlaalon
commission 10 treasurer
" am't paid outittde relief, Including coal
- am't, patd for trampa...M
" am't, pd. Dauvillc Asylum for O. W. Fox
am u I'niu iur uruem ui reuei .,
am 1. pam lor meuicai auenuance
am't nald for meulclnc.....
am't. paid for 4 cofllns
am't. paid for Attorney fees ,.
am't. pd. for publishing annual statenvt
am't. paid for auditing '
am t. iiald for makUig duplicates
'amt, paid for roller and plow,,
am l. naiu lor Da nnmr anu rena
4 arn't. patd for fencing and posts. .
4 am't. pd. for oata. seed w beat andclover-
seed
am r, paia for manure
4 Kilas t'tt 8 mo. salary as steward
"lnos. AicnriueD mo. salary asstewald
1 Directors and Secretary
am't. paid on house and lot C. Long,...
miscellaneous exnenses lnrlun nt- rnpr.
chonta'and mechanics' bills
Examined and cert!nu,
WU. KSICIBil'X,
Jno. k. UKorr,
Auditors.
OUTSIDE BELIEF.
Mrs. Le w Is, Bloom 1 2 00
Jno. Johnson " SSs)
o. Bowers 44 s 73
F. l.unger 44 29 42
7.. .Mooie 44 3 &i
Mrs. Jones 44 2 6S
Mr, sen el 44 !!19
Thos. Bird (Scott) 87 es
f ample 44 9 00
Mr. EUurd 44 6 05
u. Youger, (ireenwood 9 00
Mrs Bogart ,44 loco
II. lien, 44 t7 15
.Mrs. Itouch, Danville 81 85
tramps 2J 80
f:n 10
SHERIFFS SALE.
By rlrtneef sundry wrlla Issued out of the Court
ot Common Picas of Columbia county and to mo dl
rectcd, win be exposed to publlo sale at the Court
House In Bloomsburg, at one o'clock p, tn. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1877,
A building located on a lot or piece of ground situ
ate In the tillage of Espy.lntbc township of Scott,
county of Columblaand state of Penmylvanla, boun
ded and described as follows 1 Fronting on Main at,
ot said village, and adjoining a lot occupied bv John
C. Crevellng on tho west, lot of Mood & Crevellng on
tho east, snd an alley en the north, containing In
n ldth flftv feet and In depth one hundred and seven-
ty-lreo feet more or less. Itlsa two story frame
dwelling house, 1 he said bu'ldlng Is built In the slmpo
of an L Ulngtwcnty three feetfront.'ttilrty-twofcet
on tne west side, thlrtj-two feet Ir, tho rearhslxtccn
feet east, nine feet on tho south and sixteen feet ou
the east.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to bo sold as the
property of Lloyd Mason Pettit,
ALSO,
All the following real estato situate In the nnronrh
of Ccnlraila, Columbia county, bounJod on tho north
by lot of A, n. Fortner, south by lot of Patrick Mur-1
phy, east by an aLey and cn the west by Locust av
enue, said let b Ing 23 feet front, 140 fett In dep'h
whereon Is erected a frame stable, bake oven
and other out-butldtngs.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as the
property of Michael llannon.
ALSO,
The following real estate situate in Catawissa
township Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows: on the north by a street,
on the east by an alley, on tho south by Fourth st
and on the west by lot of Brow n being one lot of
ground on which 1 erected a dwelling house with
tho appurtonances.
Seized, taken In execution, and to be sold as the
property of M. A. Brown.
ir CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Purchascrs must
pa ten per cent, ot the purchase money, or at least
enough to cover all costs, at strung down cf Bale,
otherwise property to be resold at once.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff.
Feb, 23, 1S77. ts
Dauchy & Go's. Advt's.
2- FANCY CAltliR in stjlcs with namotous.
)po6t paid. J. 1). uuated, Nassau, llens.Co. K.V
Feb. it, 11.-4 d
POLICY-HOLDERS
OF TI1D
Continental, Security, New Jersey Life
And other doubtful mflUItANCE COM PAN I E
TAKK NOTIC1X
THE NKW ENflLANI) MUTUAL
(Chartered IMS) ffors special terms for reinsurance.
Marston and Wi ke in, (ten, Ag'ts , 131, s. stli street.
l'hiu.
March 2, 'I7-4W a
TKIPLIIVI
WITH A COLD IS ALWAYS DANQEItOUfA.
USE
WEILS' CARBOLIC TABLETS,
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Vnlunblo Town. Property !
The undersigned will offer for sale on
THURSDAY, APRIL 5tb, 1877
at two o'clock p. m., the lot ot ground on Iron street
In tho Town of Bloomsburg, bounded and described
aa follows: On the north by lot of John Hooper, on
the east by an obey, on the south by lot ot Mary
Clayton, and on the west by Iron street ; on which
are erected
TWO FKAMK HOUSES,
ot two stories and one and a halt stories reepec
Uvely.
Good water aad fruit trees ot superior quality on
the lot.
Terms easy and made known on day of sale.
MAItT KVAN3.
March 2-ts.
a am
Tir,
Bit A
Pi:
0
Jia
remedy for COUflllH. and all diseases ef the
AT, LU.NCIH, UHRVr and alCCOl'S MKM-K.
; up only in 31uo boxes.
SO'.D BV ALL DUL'oalSTS.
. CIIITTF.NTOS 7 sixth Avenue, Now York.
11 2, '77-4 w I)
rtn. A Month. Anl'.S'TS wASTFt) on our
Sllfl'U TllltKKtlHKAT 12 BOOK-s. IbO Btoryof
PHARLEY PQSS.
a lull account 01 this ore t Mystery, written by his
Katli. r. b ala Itnblnson Crusoe In thrllllntr Interest.
The il'u-tratcd lUvn.Boox to all iiei.ioios, nt CXm-
it" ccountor an aenominations and sects. ao
ilu-tratlons. Also the ladles' medical eulde. by Dr.
raneuist.ie Illustrations Theso books sell at sight
Male nd Female Agent coin money on them, rar
tlculaiafrre. Copla bj uaU 2 each. John K. hot
ter a Co., I'hlla. March 24, n-4w d
aS. Alcott's Water Wheel
4 W vSt irariinJ the. Centennial ilidal.
A 33 Tlie most practical, simple, and
enectlve. Its superior ndvant'gc
WVif TjR'.jj'ft! at partial gate Is universally ae
SS?'?1?Ps knowledgcd.. Address,
4S?;'l'y T- c- AI.COTT SON,
CiHTiL. Mfra.ot Wheels nnd MU1 Machln
is-'s1' ery, Mount Holm, N. J.
We will give manufacturing rights. Mar. 2-4W d
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
iavo removed
Main Street.
IX Lowcuberg'.
Mrs. Milton Charles. Exchange Rlock.has
ut received a lot of delicious Milwaukee!
nnd Cincinnatti Beer to which she Rales the
attention of lovers ot a good article. The!
beat of ale and beer always on hand.
Rubber Roots at McKinney'.
Spring Good opening at I, W. Hart-
man e.
DRESS GOODS,
:CON3U)TINU OF
BOX
SACK,
kiiooh.
OUM
AND OIL CLOTH
What to wear and how to wear it, is the
(lueMlon now engrossing the public mind.
Full information can be obtained by calling
. ., ... , . 1 n. t. T r. 1
ill tue Plaining oiore ui v. iuwenuerg.
Ladlca' Rubber at McKinuey's.
New Spring Good this week it E. M.
ivnorr u.
COATS AND PANTS
OF ALL BORTS 8IZEB AND COLORS,
He has also replenished his already large stock of
New lot of that 12 cent Plaid at I. V.
Hartman e.
STIUPBD,
Rubber suits at J). Loweuberg's.
The best place, after all, to buy Hoot and
is at tt. il.
CLOTIIfl AND OABSIMSRES,
FIClURSD
ANDiPLAJN.VESTS,
Shoes
Knorrs,
SillKTB,
CRAVATS
Buy your Boots and Shoe at McKlnticv's
for he still "hold thi fort," and sell Good
at "hard pan" pricea.
Butter 30 cents, eggs 14 cent, at I. V.
llurtinan t.
HOOKS.
COLLAR.4!,
IIANDKE11CIIIEP8,
OLOVE8,
COAL. COAL
(I d EstaM ished Coal Yard.
n V Hi, llnn IVI,aU.U X, Itll
Dealers in all sizes of the beat qualities ol
Red and White Aab Coal, at the very lowest
inaiketratea. Have constantly on hand large
stncka 01
Domestic,
inipoia,
lllacksmlth'a Anthracite,
Bituminous.
and Limeburner'a Coal,
Especial attention given to the prepara
tion of coal before leaving our yard, drain
and Lumber taken in exchanee fcr coal.
Coal delivered to anr part of the town at
short notice. Orders left at I. W. McKelvy 'a
siore, or ai our onicc, win receive prompt at-
lenviou. uiucoauu x aras at wiiuam eai
& Sons' Furnace, Last Bloomabure. Your
patronage respectfully Holicited.
UDAl,. 17 tl COAL
Have you tried Klrby'a WildCherrv Coueh
Balsam f A very palateable compound for
tne various auecttons 01 me throat and lungs
it ha been used with eucceaa, lu seven cases
of asthma giving Instant relief and in many
cases effecting a pernament cure. Price CO
cents per bottle and positively warranted to
give entire satisfaction 1 r tnouev refunded.
Klrby'a Magic Relief for the instant cure
01 severe ana acute pain.
Klrby'a Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant, safe and effectual.
Klrby'a Horse aud Cattle Powder are the
best powders tor stock, manufactured. Try
them and be convinced.
Klrby'a Camphor Ice for sunburns, gore
III and chapped hands.
Gill's Billious and Liver Pills are recom
mended by the llrst I'bvslclaus.
The above preparations are for sale hj all
uruggisu ana aeaiers in ueaicine.
Moyek Ubotimui.
JulSl,7.-lr WtolssUAitU.I
;SUSPE.fDHKl,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
nobis constantly on band a Urge and well select
ed assortment ot
Cloths and Vesting.,
wbioh he la prepared to make to order into any kind
of clothing, on very short notice, and tn the beet
manner. AU bis clothing ts made to wear and most
ot It Is of borne manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JfiWELBY,
OV KVEItV DESCRIPTION, FINS AND CHEAP,
1118 CASE OP JKWSLBY IS NOT 8C11PAS9KD IN
T1IIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE 1118 QENKRAL ASSORT'
KENT OF
Clothing, Watches,
Jswelry, fcc.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
to Evans' Block,
Value of Heal I .state and Personal Property
ueiuuKiu:; lo iuo uiailiei.
By tarfu anil buildings valued at HC.ncouo
uouseuoie lurnnuie via 00
' rannlng ifteiiblls , eoOoo
' n hore. 9 head cattle, 24 hogs 590 00
1 grain ou band 2142
iu acrea wuea' anu re in grounu ni i-s i uo
4 hay, coinfodder aad noulin 1V5 00
4 uoi k, lard and rotatoea.7 4G2 to
4 balance on bloom duplicate leas exoner
ation and coruiiils-Jon 1ST0
44 balance on Scott duplicate lbta less ex
oneratlon and eommK-ion
I4naiance on ureenwood dunltcate ls.filesa
exouerathin and ccmmLsblon
44 balance on Sugarloat duplicate Te less
euuerauon mm tisinoiiDMUU.
44 balanco on Suirarloat duDllcato '73
44 Catharine Long property in Iilooinsburg
i.reenaKe property in ricoii
4 amount lu Treasurer's hand
419 ,0
3T2 79
KM
IU II
SO SI
600 i0
M 110
82 OS
120,442 10
I
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
The undersigned will sell at private sale
a valuable farm,
M tn Mod in Ftshlrpireek town,-hlp,ColumbIa counts
bounded by lands vt John Hatitz. Samuel liUone, .lo
v,enh Colcman'tH helr. Chai lea A-h, Uatilel Karns and
Vi lillala Jlulme, containing about
150 ACRES,
of which about lis acres are cleared, on which Is
erected
A OOOD FKAMK HOUSE,
KltAMR ItAItN, and all necessary outbuildings.
There Is also
A GOOD OUCHAKD,
on the premises
Terms will be mado known by calling on tho un
dersigned, or by ttddrc&flng him at Still Water, Pa.
MATUIAS KLINE.
ret.2-3tn
A LUURATIVE BUSINESS.
CtrWc lvnnt 500 more flrHl-clum
S;vlnp Machine A (renin, nnd ftOO
ten ol' energy nml iiblllty to
Icnrn tlie lniHliiesNorMcllliiBscw
1 11c: nuicliliicM, CompciiNnf Ion
liberal, but vnrj iiiff nccorillnp; lo
iiblllty, clmrnclcr it ml fiinlillcu
tlons of llie ARClil. For litil llcil
Inrw, tiflilrcM
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., Chicago.
S27 829 Ilroadwa) , Now York, or New OrleansTLa.
March !. '"-4w d
A HOME AND FARM
OF YOTJB OWN,
On tho line ot a OMfAT HAILltOAD with good
UJ'iCa icarkete lotli EAST and WEST.
Now is the time to secure it
Mil J Cllirate, Fertllo Soil, bett Country tor Stjet
liaising In the L'ntledMatcs.
DEUTHAND MAHILITIKS.
I To orders outstanding M9 04
amount iu lavur ot ine Qmrict iv,-s,i vu
Extra heavy Tin Wire, also
AWNINGS AND TENTS
PItODUCTiJ OP THK PAUM.
so bushels wheat at $1 50.,
Vii uusuoi-4 oaia Ul 33..
8 nusiie s re a 75
UWtiUHbeiM corn eard at 35.,
t& busUeld uut itoes at 1 1 ou..
J 1 4 i shi'UTeu corn stalks at C,
15 Dunuiea re ft raw alio.,
va liL'adicabbaiTo at5,,
ot every descnptiou nianuiactured 2002.8 at it..,
3T50 lbs. pork at 7.,.,
"J
Rollins & Holmes.
, 20,441 00
12000
112 TO
eoo
SS7 21
1S 00
I-S52
300
21610
22Hi.
II4S0
56 90
47 04
291 2S,
S51 00
iOO
400
5 00
Or- T. T.,
on THE
Wonderful Adventures of a Pullman.
Ilev. E. E. Hale's great story In
IBS CHRISTIAN TJWIOW,
llev. It. V. Iieecher and Lyman Abbott, Editors.
lteerlif'r4 Sermon-i,
and Abbott's Hunday-school Lessons every ncek.
AU the btst Contributors in the country.
IJ3.00 per ear. To clergymen, S8.30. TUrre
innnilm n irlnl, 7fi rent-,. Agents H-nnted. send
stamp for pampte copy. Addrefs IIOHATIU C. KINU,
publisher, 27 I'ark l'lace, New York.
ftoolc4!. Maps. Full Information also 4,TIIi: IIIV
M:i:it" sent free to all pans of the woild.
Address, 41. V. DAVIS,
Land Com. C. I. II. It.
51arch2, 17-4W d OMAHA, NBB.
THE HOPE OF REWARD
Is what Induces ao many people In pearch ot
MM.CMHD I'.in.HIXG I,A'D
10 go to Michigan, and select from tt e
ONE MILLION OF ACRES
rf tho land prantot the CranJ RaplJs and Indian
u. li. ro.
strotii; 'fic-lN. fctiro cropn. plenty of timber, no
rtrotit'ir jrm'-HhopiKTi, or chinch bups. 1'uro water,
runtilnjf htramn, rt'lv markets, ctvlliztUon ana
MCioul-t. Hallroftfl ruim thiouph centre of prant.
Trlif from f t tn $m ppram. Send for our IllUBtra
HM p riitihl't. full of facts in (itrman and EngVlah.
yay lu what paper jou s iw tnla notice. Addreiw
W. 0. HTJQ1IART, Land Comm'r.,
(1UAND ItAriDS.MICII.
Tltlo rerfoer JInrch 2,:7 -am d
INSURANCE MEN I TA,lViTIcr-
AQENT WANTED
ton tiiic
Now KdeM Mntaai Life Its. CO.
iu,i oiuphi muiuai io ino country, unarierea lbs.
I.Ii-.UIl lL tliijis ;ivc.
JIAHSTON .- WAKEI.IN, !rnernl AKentu,
193 South Fourth Street, rnUadelpnu.
rcb. l "77 4W. u
$777
Galvanized Iron Cornice
designed and manufactured by
Rollins & Holmes.
2 bushel tlmothv seed at 2
I 5 bushels onions at feO
10 nusneia cioverseed at I SO ,, ,
4iuia OA
Numberofpaunersrcmalnlngatlasti'cport 17
.uuiuer ui paupers anmuiea aunngjear iu
Nuuitier of paupers discharged during ear b
Number ot paupers died during )ear 4
Number of paupers remaining in 1. House 21
WM. KItEAMEIt, 1 Directors
OSCAH I4. KNT. V ot the
THUS. CHEVELINO, J l'oor.
Is not easily earned In these times but It
can be made In Ihreo months by any one
ot either sex, In any pari of the country
vho la Hilling to work steadily at the employment
inai we lurniso. fioprr ivis'i, mjuur uwn town.
Vou need not be away from homo over ntcht. You
cangleour hole time to the work, oronlyour
spate moments. It costs nothing to try the busl-
iii'sa. Terms ana umni iree. Aaurehs at once.
11. iuulstt & Co., l'ortland, .Maine.
Feb. la '77 ljr.
Feb. 23, 1877.
T. D. Kollogg'a Advts.
ARGAND HOT BASE STOVES
the best and most economical in
the market.
Rollins & Holmes.
riKmi
yers. di
uncillug.
Juno IMW,
Ml VATS AND TANKS. for brew.
ers, chemb-tx, manufacturers and private
to,,
UEO. J. llUltKHAltT &
liultonHOOd M., tieloiv II ram.
RANGES.
TUUUKIl GOOIW of every dcacripami,
s HrlUnir. l'acklnir. Ilou;. Hoots and hnoea.Cloth-
rjigrc. llll'HAItl) LKVICk, WIN C CO.. 724 Chest
nut St.. ruiiaucjpua, Agejiia national jiucuer co,
d uno v-w.
ZELL'S
The BARSTOW ELEVATED JliN CYCLOPEDIA,
O.. , , NKW IlBVUBD EtUTIOK. I60,Of) IrlVK H, SJ0 en-
von RntlfP the LION and EM- gravtngs, and w splendid niapa. t(11, uuaV mook
LU AailJ,L, II1D uiWil uiiu Jui I jt lm!!;pm) imioaje in the tanguairr Now In
PRESS Poituble Ranges have
no equal.
AVhat The President
OF A HANK
SAYS.
naov Expectorant ts no humbug. I would not be
without It If tt would cost me dollars a bottle.
,1, il. lluuvi'.K, rrcs. citizens' National nanir,
Ashland, I'a.
A JUST VERDICT.
I have UUpensed Haas' Exneotorant among my
patients, and it lias proved more emcaclous than
any other medicine of iu clasi that I have been
using in my medical career. And even In my own
caso, In very obstinate pulmonary dlcea-sea, I derived
inegTeaieBt Deneiitirom ino rxptcujrani. i nam
always been ery repuguantto the uswof anyae-
sal reputation of ttiy Kxpeetorant has Lnducixluie to
Kttoltafalr trtU. and net only have I realized lta
roputed virtues and merit n, buteen more than my
most sanguine exjectaifoiut. Hoping that erury
one may convince himself by his on n trial, and that
i lie KXpt'Cicraix urny rvuca ine luousanoM wuu
may b-o boneated by iu Italy yours
THE BEST.
Haas4 Kxpcctorant Is the beat coush uodlolne I
ev.'r us d. II. It. HAVKN, Trenton, N. J.
Fold by an ueaiers at hi cents per Dome.
Jan. U), T'-tim
Fcounnot publication 1MKN
forwiceutii. Aun.'n wantkii.
Vtl,A!. II. IAVIS & CO,
rtpr y
Rollins & Holmes.
STEAM.
Public and private buildings
heatedly Btcam. A variety of
Steam Pipe, Valves and Fittings,
constantly on hand.
Rollins & Holmes.
PLUMBING & GAS FITTING
promptly dono
mi. map sent
Pltllu.
EXCELSIOR
PRINTING INK CO.,
HEST AND CHEAPEST
PIUMTINO INK IN TUB MAliKET,
IIUfltirM., NKW VOltK.
Aug. tl, lb. -low U
ATTJ3NTION ALL.
iJUKAT FAILVIiE
o? TUB
MILTON GOLD JEWELRY
Company in London
WK AltKTIlK ONLT PIKU WHO 8EIX MILTON
OOI 1. TAKK Kl NOTICK 1V OT11K1I AUVKIt.
TlsKMKNTw OFFKRINfl MILTON OOLH. ASTIIKY
AUK NOTUINU UUT COMM'JN I'LATKD WAKE.
Tlio entlro Mock of Uio Hilton Oold Jewelry Co., U
coniitirned to ua to r&lao tnonoy aa boon aa pottablu.
Ki i rvbodr baa beard i t JM ILTON UOUi Jen rirr.lt
hating been bod lu UJJ, nuuliet for too UstUn
Ki i rybody baa beard i t W
mlnv iiea bowl ta UJJ, D
vturiL aud worn bi tbe lx' u.a rtdtrfct daaa of our
p.xiluou. WU It Ulu-a aneipen Jeweler to dl.
Svr MUtoa twia rma ytnrtn oold. TUeao goodi
ani not muvnes ur ua i r-w iaii itiuiu ouui ine
louow ing ariid' vi liau, po-puu, oa real pi ot
50 OENNS
OSK I'A III KLWIANT HLKKVK BUTTOMH, wIUi In,
OMJHKTHl'IltALSlIlKTHTUlia.
OSK HKAUTIFULCOUALKIAUK PIN,
UM! KIXUANT OlI-STS4 WATCH CHAIN, latent
0Kt'OU.AIl Ill'TTON". .
OSK KIJU1ANT WKtlMNtl ItlNO-VfrrhMi-v.
IlemeuiVer, we HUlornd )ou tlie above named nl
arilelea, wblcb we bavo retailed for 14.50, by taail.
DOKUpald tor W cents or 4 bam nla lou for II.M.
We also put up 1 ta tor tl, tl, 13 and 13, and for its
wo nena earn or ine nveiois ana usk bOLlliMI.
vbu iyaivu, ritj-.c
Addresi all orders to
JOLLY Si CO.,
Importers of Watcbea and Jewelry,
619 Broadwry. New York City.
trI'leaae tSay wbere you saw tbla advertlaetnent,
I'eb., univwK
PAPKB BAGS
FOB SALS m
XT THE OOLUMBUN OFFKB,
Feb I, tl-tf
Rollinfl it Holmes.
AdvertisingAgents
BIG
EST Mllten Oold
lewclrj" Combloatlon
iut. Conslstinir of e!e
ant watch chain, la
illea4 handsome brooch,
t ear drops, pair ele
gant gold stono pleevo
mttona, net aptral
,'udi, collar button,
leavy plain wedding
-lng, and genta4 far-
lei-., uiimonu pin. uuovo articles sent, poat
paid, for .10 ct. have been retatled tor M. Iiankr'pC
Mock and must be Hold Molld MUton Gold Watches,
110 each, for upKulatlvo piurosea. Rood tlmera,
equal ir, appenraneo to a tMio crenulno gold. 44Hls
reputation ror boneaty falrdeallnc ard liberality la
nuequaled by any advertiser In this city." N. Y.
Day itooK. Dec. le, lfcte.
Feb. 16 "77 4W. 1-OSTAOE STAMPS TAKKN AS
CASH. r. bTOCKMAN, S7 UOND 8T New York.
D
LANK MORTGAGES for Bale cheap at th
B
J. Weaver & Oo's. Adv'ts.
NO
We will mart you In a business you can
make I-'-o a week without capital; eay
Mn'MTVand resr'ctnblo for either sex. I. A.
IllUlvrj 1 Young, Ml Ilowery, N. Y.
Teb. U 4w. W
S999
Cant be made by every atrent every
month In the buslncre ne rurnUb, but
thoBO wuilng to work can easily earu
a doifn dollars a day nirhl in uirir own locautiea.
Have no room to explain ncrc. uusmeKj pieaaant
and hoaorable. Women, and boya and girls dona
well ua men. we w in rurnun you a complete tiut
tit tree. The business pal's better than anything
IbO. wewuioear expenaooi etarungyou, ianicu'
lam rn,. write and nee. l'armera and in echanlf.
their sons and daughtera, and all clafsea In nredoe
rA, tntr work at home, ebould write to U9 and learn
all about the work at once. Now la the time. lJont
delay. Addreas Truo t Co, usuita, Maine:
itepu a, ia.-uu.
-isoroTlCE.
From this date the Bloomsburg Oas Company will
put in service pipes at nrst cost anu iuruisu ana b
mete b at four dollars each.
The company nave on nana a lot ex iros tar biuiou
or ralntlnir roofa. and posts or other Umbers placed
unacr gruuxiu.
iTice
CC.I.
ITlco lo cents per gnllca or tl.CO per barrel,
SMOKY
CHIMNEYS W?
rrnfll, -.t Ransom St., fUVn, Pa.
saved, and heat Increased wlUi
Lraft. Hena stamp
to IitMH evi
nce. Mlfe-ly.
PATE K T S .
1'erKons desiring to takj out patenta, or deblrtng
Information from the L'nlted states l'a pnt OfUco
should consult F. A. LK11J1ANK, t-cllcm.r of Amerl
can and Foreign Taunts Warnlngtcn, I), c. Ex
animations free. NO PATENT NO PAY. Bend.for
circular.
it
TtjlSfjPErISKEPTON FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF, .
1 if
733 Saksoh St., PHILADELPHIA,
Wio urn nur nuiborlrd iikcM, nnd will
rreelvo .IdvcriUi'tuentN at our
I.OUTST CASH 1LVT1S1.
r
fire
VINB' I'ATEKT HA1U CUIMl'KRS
Adopteu ty au ine queens oi iamoc. reia lor
ai.11,1. .. ,llt. Il HIIMIIL llllltllllt
lull ic(iLii,lu. tit tc in. J w A lo
A CAPITAL
ISTEW NOYEL,
ENTITLED
"Out of the Cage,"
Jnft pubUshtd. A dteply Interesting new novel, by
It. . tmrn.vhce other works have been so sue-.
ceistu) and ko widely read. Clothtound; irlratiw
mM by all hoc uellcrs. O. W. CAHIXTON t CO..
1'ubiuleri', MYOukllty.
Irb. 9, 1677-6W K
ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Arch Street, betwoon 7th and 8th Sts.,
DUKPiRi-Blnco the Close et tne eimgiucu inert wuu marten re-peiniea ar u iritcoed. rarlors r
furuUhed, new larpeli4, te. TteLouw lunll Its arrctiilirn u Is unfuiiniid ler r mfcitj the culinary
department being ejcelkd ly rcce. HnirgllieltbtiuLlal lle M. tlund aol.ead to ltsrtg ulor rates, ani
uiioeavored to extend tho Mmecciutorlsto Usratioiit esltl.ad puvlcuily; in tlds luitlcularit Mnort
alone .... ,, ....... . .
Mr. o.w. Mulitnbaaa'Miciateti wun i.iniuis stu, uio,a, -uumu.uiiu Lunarui. Lean, of Ft. Wayne
Ind., under the nrm name etu. W. Mullln ten. .......
Thanking eu lor pan ratronise md bo lig to exULd the bwjltuutles ot ILe fcLClcud with tho fame
encourageintntaalulbe rt, oate, riir4Ctlully,
"J'&K'lKI. Itocm Clerk. G. AY. iSlULLIN & CO.
J. T. KKII.KH, Cahhltr,
Feb. 18 lui.
HARMAN & H ASSERT, Proprietor!,;
EitNt Street, South HlUeorL. ti II, IlallronU, lilooiiiHluirg, I'u.
He.rvtiully call the attention of the public to the following statements They manufacture all kinds ot
IKON nnd llltASS I'AsTINtih. 'Ihcy maku Ihe Celebrated oilglual and IMPBOvwn
MONTBOSI FLOWS, tU' all kinds ol ltcpalts, sutu aa Mold liuuiua I otlmuiiS
They iuu make
HEATING
AND COOK STOVES
pay especial a
Repairing of Threshing Machines, Reapeis, &c,
The proiirletora U-lng practical mechanics, haling bid au exmlence of over Uilrty years, tba t,uli.
tisafSJn? trusa to IbeuOuue u tke jxn AUiihw aid tt Faijai tubUcca"