The Columbian., April 20, 1877, Image 3

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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRATjBLOOMSBUI, COLUMBIA COl NTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN.
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nail Hoail Tlmo Tabic.
LACKAWANNA ti tlLOOMSnUIUI HAIL ItOAt)
Accommodation Train,,
Mall Train
Express Train
NORTH,
.0.43 A.M.
7.39 A. M
, UJDV.it.
0.60 V. M,
south.
T.M A. II.
4.49 P. M
ll.M A. M
Tlio County Commlnlonors bare extended
llio lime fur receiving Mil for (lie erection of
the new County Prison from tlio lOlli of April
to the 2lt.
CATAW188A UAH. ItOAl).
north. focTii
Accommodation Train e.!S A. M. T.st I'. M.
rrif'il.vr lltprcs 4.U P. M. lt.MA.JI.
Tnrotiih cars on Kxpross train cllhcr.lo New York
or I'litt.'.'loli.lila. Accommodation train runt between
Ciuwlssu anil YVUIIamsport.
Major Chester K. Huglii liaslicen appointed
general agent ami collector fer the Coixmhiam
nnd lia commenced n canvass of Coliiniljia
county for the purpose, of cellling our accounts,
Retting new iiilnirilicrn, and Fnllciling (idvcr
tUeiiienU and job work. On all Kiitxcrlptlonn
on which nothing has heen paid plnco Oolober
l?t 1875, there was duo April lt 1377
threo dollars, for eighteen months sub
scription. All persons owing in for print
ing nro hereby notified that their hills mutlic
fettled noon nt tills olliie. It Is much easier
for sub'eribels who have been receiving the
CnlX'MntAX for the put ye.ir and a half to pjy
in threo dollars than for us to have standing
out nc.irly two thousand doll.irs on mipil I sill
Fcription. The old notion that newspapers do
not cost the proprietors anything, nnd aio pub'
lisheil for fun is about exploded, and hence It
Ins become a necc-Mty for lis to appoint a col
lector tn gather In enough funds to pay expen
fes. Mr. Huhcs will not vl-tt the townships at
present where collectors have alreidy been op-
pointed, and sub'crihers in the following pi aces
will nle'se fettle with our collectors bi loie
May Court They are as follows :
I. K. K rlckbiuin, C.imbra,
V. T. Kliuman, Ma'invillc,
Win Ilryson, Ahland and Centr.ilia,
L. K. Mowrer. Danville,
Win. Appleman, Benton,
N. P. Moore, Iluck Horn, Jersey town and
Ued Mill.
Oeorgo Itciswick' s street f prlnkler tnado its
firft appearance for the neaon on Monday last,
and a very welcome visitor It was, for the dust
Ind been lust "awful'' for a few dava oast.
According tn the Selln'grove 2Vmn, the past
month of March has been tho coldest for forty
f even years, llio following are tho days on
which the thermometer fell below serol 18th 0
lOlli 8 ! 20th 0.
Texas meat Is exported to Knghnd, and fold
nt nine rents per pound. Good catlio can bo
jought hero at five cent per pound, nnd yet
tho consumers here must pay extortionate pri
ces, and tlio butcher is not happy.
J. C. Coon, ono of the Luzerne County Audi
tors, pleaded guilty to tho charge of embezzle-
nvnl, on Wednesday, and was sentenced to
tivenly-slx mouths Imprisonment and fined
SO, 100.
There were foiirtun cows in the pound yes
terday.
There is an unusually large nuinbtr of boarders
at the Normal School this term.
Were the comments of tho llepvblican on tlie I INQRATITODE OF A TlUMl'. On Tuesday
(Mumlum't article concerning 1'ostma.slcr Oen- evening n wandering vagabond, ostensibly
erai Key, wado maliciously or became tlie cel. seeking almi but evidently with mi eye to
itors didn't understand its meaning ? We much tnoro valuablo articles not In tlio clast of
prefer to impute dullness rather than malice gjftg, WM Invited Into tlio liotW) nnd seated
and it is the more probable.
Judgo Allison, of Philadelphia, has decided
that constalles and depuly sheriffs who specu
late as private individuals through the opportu
nities afforded them while acting In their offi
cial positions, violate the act of Assembly whtch
forbids officers of the Commonwealth receiving
"any remuneration," except their regular fees,
for anything done In an official capacity,
Tho Xationat litucator calls attention to the
at the tea table of W. II. Miles, Esq, Uelng
well led ajul having thanked Mr. Miles mid
his ladyor their clinrity, this reprobate
bowed himself from their presenco nnd
secretly betook himself to tho then unoccu
pied sitting room of tho liouc, whero Mr.
Mlles.had left lying upon tho table n large
six ounco improved Elgin watch, with triple
plated chain attached, in alt valued at some,
$G0. l'ocketlng this the train)) inado off with
it and has not been seen or henrd from since.
fact that the Fourth Nor.nal School district of This watch was tho gift of the tnltt employees
this State is without a normal school. It Is ono
of the large!, best, most progressive and wealthy
In (lie State. It consists of the following coun
ties ! Northampton, with 211 schools; Carbon
ith 130: Monroe, with 12.1 J Luzerne, with
34 j Pike, with SB J. Wayne, with 210, making
total of 1323 schools.
Kdward Itawling's horse attached to a butch
er wagon ran nway on .Monday- allcmoon anil
skimmed up Iron Street nt n lively rate. The
aniiii il was brought to n slop at Thomas black
smith shop uninjured.
The Hoard of Pardons did not report adverse
ly in the caso of Simuel liogart, as stated in
the CuLUMiilAN lint week, but held it under
ndvisenient. The paper from which which we
look the notice was evidently in error.
We don't think It necessary for us to sa'
anything ahont the weather, as all our ex
changes have so thoroughly cxprecil their
views on the siilmet that it is well nigh ex
Inusti'd, ami our opinion in the matlur would
have very little influence, anyhow. Lock J fa
ten Enterprise.
On the weather, or I he exchanges?
Tun Baptism . OnSnnday hist a very large
limber of people gathered at the l'lshlngcn-e k
ear the bridge below town, to witness ihe b.ip-
sm of nine professed converts, Tlio solemn
ceremonies were conducted by ltcv, J. P. Tin
tin, IVtor of the ILipto-t Chltich, Notwitli
Ftaudlng the large crowd, there was not the
lightest disturbance nor levity, and it is an ad
ditional proof of llio good order generally
maintained in this town.
We regret to learn of the death of John Knt,
which sad event occurred on Friday la-t after a
Charles W. Eckman has been re-appointed
postmaster at Danville-.
Farmers say that the grouml iloesn t warm
up much and that little can be done nt present
in farm work.
William Gilmoro lias opened n Confectionery
nnd Ice Cream Saloon in his store room lately
occupied by W. F. Hess.
Our druggists are putting their soda femn
tains in shapo for the summer trade. "IIo,
every one that tliirstest."
Those who keep 4 chickens had better adopt
the "shot gun policy" for midnight thieves. A
few examples would correct the evil.
To clean a browned porcelain kettle, boil
peeleil potatoes in it. Tlio porcelain will be
rendered nearly as white as when new.
.Judge Elwell is holding Court at llellcfonte,
where n big land suit is pending. A number
of prominent lawyers are engaged. The IU-
publican of that placo mentions as among tho
counsel a Slate Senator, nn ex-Member of tho
L'-gislalure, nn United States Senator, a Judge
ami a Major General.
We do not fee the necessity for keeping the
Court lions" gites on Miin street closed in the
daytime. It is a nuisance to everybody. Tht
gale on the alley way has been unhinged for
some time. In fact, as, cattle ore prevented
from running at large the whole ricketty iron
fence might be removed.
Police officer Lloyd, of Mnhanoy City, while
taking a drunken nun named William Grif
fiths to the lock up hint week, was assaulted and
knocked down by his prisoner who then ran
away. Lloyd called to him to stop, and as that
proved unavailing, fired threo shots at him one
of which took etlcct in ti is back and ho fell dam
gerotialy wounded. Lloyd gave himself up
Our exchanges contain reports of successful
trout fishermen wlu return home laden will
delicious fish. If so.no of our county fisher
men can conveniently go out ana citcii a
v thousand trout and send us an aocotin1
the same we would feel under obligations,
On second thought ihey might as well send ns
the fi'li so that we can snlWmllate the story.
Hon. 11. P. Allen Stale SJnator, has our
thanks for a copy of that most useful worki
Smull's Hand liook for 1S77.
Farmers in fomo parts of the county, we
lisnr.nre becoming despondent at the appear
ance of tho wheat, which is far from good.
The Secretary of the Illoombiirg Town Conn
1 is naid S-2U per year, Ilonesilale is h larger
town than lliooimbur.', nut me secretary oi our
Council is only paid S10 a year. Ueiv-ie tb
Herald.
Hones-dale ought to do belter. $10 a year is
ridiculous sum and even in these hard times,
contrary to the opinion of some people, "the la'
borer is worthv of his hire.
Endorsed by tho Faculty. Tho reputation
of Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup has been solely
achieved on account of it merit. Physicians
prescribe it.
Tho ItepuUicans voted for Hayes in order to
get "good times." Have they succeeded? The
Sheriff and (lie constables seems to be as busy
State Superintendent Wickersham has called
a meeting of the county, city and borough
school superintendents at llarrisburg, on the
21th.
.1. F. Caldwell is fitting up an Ico Cream Sa
loon back of his bakery, and proposes to cool
the narched tomriies of all who may desire his
frozen goods during the summer.
Wei would, out of enriositv. like the Illoom
burg Comimmin to tell us where the ilerwick
Index Is published, wfrncncfttK.
We would, out of courtesy, like to tell but
we can't.
Several Townships have ready complied will
the law requiring tlio publication of annua1
statement. As the Colvmiiiam has the large-
circulation of acy paper printed In the county,
it is proper all should be inserted in it.
The thieves who ftolo the Senior editor's
chickens were not satisfied. They stole from
his barn two banels of carpet rags, a child1
rocking chalr.ind other personal property, lcav
ing only an old stove and somo manure.
The members of the Democratic State Com
tnittee have been requested by Hon. William Me-
Clelland, Chainuai), to meet at llarrisburg on
Tuesday, Jlay 1st, to determine upon a time
and place for tho next Stato Convention.
Our thanks are duo Hon. 1). L. lthoue, the
able and popular Judge of tho Orphans' Com!
of Luzerne county, for n copy of the rules of
Ids Court. Thev are well expressed, and of
interest to the profession here.
Counterfeit half dollars in largo epianlilies
liave made their appearance, and now that sit
ver Is rapidly taking the placo of fractional
currency, care shouhl lie taken that spurious
coin is not received,
At Pottsville, last Monday, Judge Pershing
sentenced John Kehoe, the notorious Moll,
Jlaguire, to he hanged. Kehoo murdered
W. S. Langdon at Audenricd in 18C2 nearly
fifteen years ago. He protests Ids innocence,
Mrs. Matilda Kuhn, mother of I. S. and
James Kuhn of this town, died at her residence
in Akron, Indiana, on the Jlh of April, agie
CO years. Mrs. Kuhn llvtd in Columbia coun
ty from 1830 until 1850, when she went
Akron where she has since resided.
Attorney General Lear has finally settled
slown to the belief that restaurant licenses cost
twenty dollars. There's just nothing so val
siabla as a prompt and reliable Attorney Gen
ral, H look Mr. Lear something less than
jear to tell that the payment of salaries to mem
bers of the Legislature, in excess of one hull'
ured Jays, was unconstitutional,
The Norrlstown Defender elves as recent n
vices from Its farmers, the deplorable Intelli,
gence that the plowshare has brought to ligl
myriads of potato bugs, lively and ready fo,
depredations. It is to be hoped that our coun
ry will ewipo tho ravages of these pests tli
year. The experience of last year was sufli
" ciwit.
to Mr. Miles. It is well to bo charitable
but the migratory scamp needs careful watch
ing. Ilcru iek Independent.
Business Notices
Como liov. let us try .1. F. O's. Cream nn
Saturday. Yon knoiBhcre, next to Iirown's
Hotel.
100,000
FACTS ni THE PEOPLE.
rnotstor tlio l'armer Pacts for tlio Merchant
Facta tor the llorseninn Pjcts fur tho S'eck-raiscr
Facts for the limitry-keepcr Fiuu fur the Mm
keeper Farts fir tho Ijiwyer -Facts tor the Laborer
Pacts tor the FnilMalser -Putts fortllu Oareleticr
Faeti fur tho Hoctor-Facts for the ialr.vnian
Pacts lor the Household Facts for eury family wbo
wants to save money.
FACTS J70R AO I2NTS,
Tint this Is tl.e most Important adcrtlcincr,t for
you set poljltstieil. being the best clmneo to make
money ever out red. 'llio press endorses It, i our
own paper endorses It, eterjonu endorses It.
Tho liook of tho Nineteenth Century,
Malo nnd female acentseotnlntr innnevon It send
to usatonteuiid gel circulars tree, IN(ili.M,fMiril
ni.Ai k. m vtaiQiu. street, i lilLulclpula, Pa.
Apt 13 WW
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TVTOTtCl; IS HLI1KBY (JIVKN THAT
application win be road" to the President
Jiidiro on tlio llth day ot May at! o'clock p. in., for
n ciiartrr to incorporate ino KMirius ot rmius lian
Association or Jtlillln Cross Heads.
April 13, 't;.ul
c.vr.Mit.t.r.it,
Alt, (or Applicants.
Gents' Fancy Shoes at K. M. Knorr's.
lints, lints, Huts,
for Men's, Hoys' mid . Youths' wear in a!1
grades nmi styles at I). Lowenberg's.
S1.2o Poxed Gaiters nt McKinney's.
Mammoth Cluster nnd Herstino Raspber
ries, Wilson nnd Chns. Downing Strawber
ries, Katlatinny nnd Lawtou Ulncklierries
week's sickness. Mr, Unt was sixty years of for sale by J. L, Dillon, Illooinsburg, Pn.
e and hud led an exemplary life both as re
gards his social and public relations. He was
formerly one of the Commissioners of this coun-
ly, which wo believe was the only elective of
fice ! c ever held, Inlhuumation of tlie Intigs was
the cause of his death. The funeral took place
on Sunday and was largely attended.
Fifty )(jllnrs Hcvanl.TUn system of pillage
that has prevailed unchecked in this town for
the past two years is startling. The officers of
the law seem unable to prevent it, or to di'eov
er the perpetrators. On Saturday night my
last hen was stolen. I ofTer the above reward
to any person (not an officer) who will give In
formation as to the perpetrators of the recent
thefts which will lead to the-ir punishment, and
the informer shall not be prosecuted by me.
c. ii. naocKWAY.
Catnlngue of beaittilul flowering plants free
to nil.
llasc balls and bats cheap at Clark's Dook
Store.
"Down to Hard Pan"
McKinney's.
Hoots and Shoes at
Window Shades and Wall Paper in great
variety and cheap at Ulnrk h isook store.
Gents' HulT Congress nt E. M. Knorr's for
S1I.5U.
PUni-IO WANTS SUPPLIED.
If you want u good Suit of Clothes.
If you want a cheap Suit,
If you want u Nobby Suit,
If vou wnntii Soring Hat.
If you want them nil you can find just
what will suit you In Price, luallty, imin
tity and Stylo at D. Lowenberg's.
Wall Paper cheap at Clark's Hook Store.
COURT PUOCIjA MAT10N.
IHUKCH LETTING.
Propisals will bo received at tho storoof .t. V.
Mcllenry, at Stillwater, Columbia county, Pa , on
Haliirday. MnyMh, 1S77 at 2 p. m., for the erection
of a Meeting House on the grounds of the old Htlll
water entire li. Plan and tpecMcat Ions made known
on day ot letting.
.'01IN I'fUISK,
erms It. McltEsnr,
Kli.is a. STOKCIl,
April 13, 7T-3W llulldlng Committee.
ADM 1 NISTI! ATOK'S NOTICE.
KSTATP. Or MAMA IIIOOS, DKCKISSD.
Letters nt Admlnlstiatlon on the estate of Maria
mi
Mr, Dcibler, rcsidingon the farm of Iienjatnin
Kelgle, in Mifllin township, several days ago,
sowed cabbage seed into a box Oiled with earth, NEW GOODS
placing the box in the warm sunshine. A short j,t rtcejved n larg: lot of spring styles of
time alter it became thoroughly warmeu up ne shoes nt K, .!. Knorr s.
noticed one morning that his box was full of
minute green grasshoppers numbering fifty in
all. They had generated and rien out of the
soil, and are said to closely resemble the ravag
ing Minnesota species. Farmers may well feel
disheartened, as well as the community all
around,
Jfcruld.
such development JfrtWff cordial with perfect safety, a
certainty ot good results. Pi
The editor of the Leader wants the army dis-
landed. We are pleased to note in this he i
msUiant, the democrats were clamoring far
o same thing during the war.
Ilixby, of the Plymouth Index, is rcsponsi-
lo for the above worm-eaten and moss-grown
it of stupid mendacity. We haven't seen it
u print befoie for many years. Ilixby is catch
up with the times hand over hand.
An exchange wisely says: No more impor
tant work can engage the attention ofhoue
keepers and property owners than the thor
ough cleansing out and disinfecting of cellars,
back j arils and other places where decaying
animal and vegetable matter may be found
As soon as the frost is well out of the ground,
noxious gases begin to escape, which are dsn
gerous to health and often fatal to life. There
are many foul cellars under well finished hou-es
and death ton often lurks in tho dark corners
immediately beneath llie parlor lloor. The re
fuse heaps in the back yards are so many seed
beds of di-ease, and the only safety is in a thor
ough cleansing out and perfect ventilation.
Labor is very cheap at this season of the year,
and no one should miss the opportunity to hav
Movers' Anodyne Cordial (or Infants is
the best remedy for the ailments of child
hood. It is not n quack affair prepared only
to sell, but a carefully compounded medi
cine which has received the approval of the
ablest physicians. Mothers can use this
nuu wuu me
tv ot good results. Prepared only
by Moyer Hros., Itloomsburg, Pa. fry it
and you will use no other.
Cork Corsets at Lutz it Sloan's are giving
universal satisfaction.
Window Shades
Store.
cheap at Clark's Hook
Hubher Coals,
ltubbcr l'itnls
KnbberCaps,
Cheap and New at Lowenberg's.
Iland-madu Shoes at McKinney's.
Justices' Dockets cheap at Clark's Hook
Store.
Lasting Gaiters, $1.00 -ft McKinneys.
The llarrisburg Patriot fooled the Uellefonto
lliifdninn by printing, in Grant's Galena Speech
sunivon of this great Hepublic" instead of
sovereigns," and thereupon the Watchman
hubbies over with a column editorial. Never
mind, Meek, we did the same thing, only wo
caught ours before it got to press. Let's start a
purse to have that Patriot proofreader killed,
In the Ciiminal Court at Mauch Chunk, last
"riday, tho trial of Patrick O'Donnell for the
murder of Morgan Powell, resulted in a ver-
lict of murder in the first degree. O'Donnell
received tlie announcement of the verdict com-
KMilly, and laughed and chatted with Ilia
guards immediately afterwards. A motion for
a new trial was made, and argument set for the
1 of June.
We nitv the Shenandoah Herald. Since there
are no more murders in that section to parade
in big black letters, or murder trials to report
in double-leaded matter, it feels as much out of
idace and as useless as a tramp does nt the back
loor ot a vacant uouse. ueuejomc itaienman
The Herald still has tho Illooinsburg papers
and editor's to fall back on. When it runs out
of other sensational matter it abuses them for
which they return thanks.
Here is something- Spring-like at last. The
regular annual report of the failure of the Del
aware peach crop, has been announced. We never
feelaslf Kprinis had lairly begun until wo see tins
There is a marked improvement in the style of
this year's report j it is mora elaborate and de
scribes the buds ' as looking well but oh I how
fearfully deficient in quality. The peach crop
will probably be larger than usual there's too
much soul thrown into the report not to mean
somethii)".
Harmnn it Hassert are selling Plows and
all the accumulations of the winter promptly plow repairs at panic prices. Don t fail tu
removed. Two or three dollars expended for
this purpose within the next fortnight, may
save as many hundred dollars in doctors' bills,
to say nothing of the nufllring liich may he
avoided.
give them a call. Maacli 30-lw
For Ribbons, Silk cut bias or trimmings
of any kind go to Lutz & Sloan's.
Ladies' fine Shoes, all widths and sizes
nt Alclvinney s.
HKIDGENOTICE.
An election for officers of Catawissa
Hridge Company will be hold at the house
ot J. II. Kistler on May 7th, 1877 from ono
to six o clock p. tn.
Gf.o. S. Gli.iiF.MT,
April C, '77-1 in Secretary
Tlio World's Choice
A Centennial DccUion,
Competent Judges representing the civilized
people of the world appointed for the knowl
edge of particular art or sciences, convened nt
I'li'ilailelnhia for six months to decide upon the
comparative merits of the various inventions of
mankind, awnidcd to Ibcmaiiufjcturers of Hen
avement; That tl.e Secretary son's Capc.ne Porous. Plaster, af er a careful tcs
,ard a copy of these resolu- md comparison of this renia.rkableremedy w . h
ami also a copv to the coun- ordinary porous and other kinds of plasters, the
illliesi iillU Ulliv lutruiu, auuru ... ifc, -
American copipetitors, on the ground of jts
great superiority over other plasters, and its
wonderful pain relieving strengthening and pu
tative properties. Remember that this decision
was made by four practical and skilled physi
tinns.
Remember lhatno nostrum was allowed to be
exhibites! at the Centennial. Remember when
you are fullering from any ache or pain that lien
son's Capcine Plaster is the best remedy ever
devised lor all external diluculties.
SEARIT1V' JOHNSON.
PrUBtCSFTIC4L CuSUIaTS, K. V.
May 9, 7Q ly,
At a meeting of the Kxcciitivo Committee of
the Columbia county Agricultural, Horticultu
ral ami Mecliiinieal AFnocintion tho following
preamble aim resolutions were adopted.
Whku i:as, It is with profound porrowth.it
we have heard of the cad accident nwiillinc In
the death of Joseph 1. Conner, our oldet and
most esteemed member, who with Ins wife wa
no suddenly cut oil Irom life on the am int.
Jtmlretl, That in the death of Joseph P.
Conner the Agricultural Society lm lost one
nf its bent membero, the community a kind
neighbor, Ii'h family an indulgent father, so
ciety one of its brightest examples, and the Ag
ricultural interest of the county it bent repre
sentative. Jlaolwl, That we deeply sympathize with
the members of the family of tho deceased in
their teinble uereav
be directed lo forw
tionn to the family and also a copy
ty papers lor publication.
ly order of the Executive Committee.
Mathia llattman
T. JefV. Vnnderslice Chairman.
Secretary.
"V,IKHKASi 'ho Hon. William Klwem.
President Judiro ot tho Court ofOjer and
Terminer nnd Oeneral Ja'l Dettrery, Court ot Quar
ter Sessions of tlio Peacoand tho Court or Common
Pleas and orphnnV Court In too Sflth Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the couiiILm of Columbia and
Montour, nnd the Hons. t. K. Krlckbaum and F. L.
Mium n,.H'4oel.ito .ludt'cs of Columbia county, have
issued their precept, bearing date tho Roth day of
March, In Mio year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and seventy-seven, nnd to modlrtcted for
holding a Court of'iyer and Terminer and General
Quarter (Sessions ot tho Peace, Court of Common
Pleas ahd Oiphans' Court, In Muomsburg, In the
county of Columbia, on the llr.-st Monday, being the
7th day 6t May ivnt to contlnuo two weeks.
Kutice U hereby glvn to the Coroner, to the Jus
tices of tho Peace, and tho Constables of tho said
county of Columbia, that thc bo then and ihervlu
their proper pifrsou atlo o'clock In tho rorenoon of
Buld Tth day of May, with their records, Inqui
sitions and other temembianccs, to do those things
which to tuolr onlces appertain to bo done. And
those that aro bound by recognizance to prosecute
ngalnt tlie prisoners that aro or may be lu the lall
of tho said county of Columbia, to be then and thcro
lo prost'cutd them as shall bo Jut. Jurors aro re-
cpiested to bo punctual In thelrnttendance, agreeably
lo their notices. Dated at Utoomsburg the Oth day
of April, in tho ear of our I.oid ono
inousawi enjui nunareaatmt.eentyseen
and In the one hundred and llrstaciir of
the tudependcuco of the United states of America.
Shcrlifs omce, JOHN, V. 1I01TMAN,
P.loomsburg, Apr 11 1.1 ta MierllT.
T KUISTKK'S NOTKKS.
LV Notice U hereby Klon to all legatees, crcdl
(urs and other nersons Interested In the estates of
the respective decedents nnd minors, that the fol
loKlntr administration and guirdtan accounts hae
been Bled In tho otilce of tho Iteglstcr of Columbia
county, nnd will be presented for confirmation and
allowance m mo urpnauv toun 10 im ueiu m
lUootnsuurg, on Monday, the Till day of May, 1S77,
ill x u I'.ikk, p. in. uii s.uu ua,y;
1. rirstnnd nn-il account of Oliver Watts, Admtn-1-trator
of llobert Walts, late of Centro town
ship, deceased.
'2. nrs; and Una! acountof Conrad Kramer. Ad-
inlblslrator uf Morris Pursel, late of .Madison
luwnsiup, ucieast'ii.
3. First and ilnal account of Joseph P. Conner and
Nimuuu. uonner, Auininuiraiursor uuutrt n
I'owler, late of Centre township, deceased.
i. Second and final account of William 11. Ilagcn-
uuni mil musuii n. k, .Anminisiraiors oi
reter jieiiicK, latoor scott township, deceased.
Account of Charles Pettmn m, Executor of Ml-
eiuei nyur, i.ue or ih-u-.i imiiiivn. deceased.
nsiiwihv laiautto tVllerman, AUmlutstralor
ot diaries hvueriuau tiece ised.
Account of i: Lis Shult?, tiuardlm ot Pranclsl.
shult, an heir at law of Dorcas fehullz, deceased.
rirfrtnnd IlnnI account cf Andrew J. Ileacle und
Nicholas lseiigie, drnlnwrntots of Michael
neagle, late or mi. I'leasaut tow nsuip, deceased.
Account of Abratn Wattnuui, lecutor of Jc&se
.aner, laieor i. rial creeK low nsiup deceased,
9. Fr&t anJ partial account of John Ander&on. Ad.
inmi-siraior ui ino csliic or .aui v moiiuon, laio
or cunj ngnain ion n&mp, uecea&ea.
to. Final account of s. U. Dcliner Onardlinof Frank
lin it. i norutun, a grand child and ucir or dona
Klehards, deceased.
U. First and final account cf stfnnen Ocarhnrr,
(iuaruian or iamt'i;mniirt. minorcuiM or. la-
cob (iuarhart, late of Main township, deceased.
12. Second account of Peter KnI. AdinlnUtrator of
weuincion n. tan, iaie or "loomsuurg, ar-ceas-
eu art meu oj ins .xunimi'siraior, tiscar i. i.ni.
13. Second and partial account of Mien Mann. Ex-
ecuturof ruer (itf-arhart, late of I leaver town-
14. The second and llnal account of Peter Ent. Ad.
muilstratoror w. m. i:nt. iieeeused, as llled by
us'Mr i. i.ui, Auminiairaior oi I'eier uni, ue-ceased.
15. First and final account of s. II. Miller, tiuardlan
of Jaeou c, Hartzei. minor child or .Jacob uart-
zei, jr., lute or .Mmiin lounsmp, Ut'ceaaed.
First and llnal aecountof J. II. lletlr, Admlnls
trator or aacon nai tztl, jr., laio or .Mimmioun.
snip ueceaieu.
IT. rirsr and 11 ml aecountof John shuimn. (luar
tu in vi iseiij umu iuvi tieoru'o w nosier, iiiiuur
children of Henry Hosier, lato or Heaver town-
mi ii, ucchjwu, as meu uy uis i,.xeciuor juuu
IMlUeiiu ui,
is. FUMandtlnil aecountof Jonas Ilartzel and J.
li Metier. lAceutorsor aacju ilartzel, sr., laio
oi jimiiu lunnuip, ueccabeu.
19. Flr-tand llnal account of D. A. Watson, fluardlan
of (leoriro 1-. Watson, minor child of Amanda
Walton, late of Madison tuvnshlp, decensea. as
nicu uy jnury -s, aison,.iiumnisirairii oj ii, .,
waison, ueuea.eu.
aa. First and tin il nccount of D. A. Watson. Admin
istrator of John MWsher. late cf Mad sontown-
feldp, dceased, as tiled by Maiy A. Wat&on, Ad-
imniiinmix ui u. ., auon, iieuuaseii.
21. Fli'fct nnd tlnal account of I). A. Watson. (luar-
dianor umma rej,Fgnnii lui ivgg, minor ciiu
ilt en of ttil tm Petrg, lato of Madron township,
Uiceascd, us meo ov tiarv ,. waiaou, .umims
irainxoi i). .. jusun, ueccaseu.
Tho aocountof .luhn lire, Administrator of Ann
Ashton, late of Fine township, deceased.
W. II. JACOI1Y.
liegUer.
cd to make payment, and those having claims or
demands ngalnst thn said estate will make them
known to the naid Administrator without delay.
HA11UV W. BLOAN,
Administrator.
March ao, 1817-cw
Mir'UanrV ot nn order of Delano 0, Cnl
tn, Esq., surrogate of tho County of N'ew York,
notice N liciThy cUcii to nil iw'Mdm hai id? claims
fiirnliit ('liarldtiH Kjcr, niteof 1'ittuHHRa. rcnnsyi
nnl.i, but leucine; nwli Mltiilii tiicclij- nii'lcuuntj
of New York, decead. lo Drt'Hcnt tho natno wltl;
ouclicrs thereof to tho Riihsrlber, nt lili onicc. No.
8 Wnll Mrci t, In the e uy of .New York, on or before
th'1 tltfhteciitli n.iv of .luno next.
Dated. New York, uiofccvcntu aay or December.
i.o.
rilEUKHICK U. IIATKMHYK1I.
Dccl5-esm L'xecutor.
A
DMIKISTHATOH'S NOTICK.
ESTATE OP ANMtKW UINOLKS, DEC 0.
Letters or Admlnlstratlon.on the cstalo of Andrew
nimrles. late of Main twn. Columbia scountv. dee'd.
have been granted by tlie Ueglster of said county to
the underMgncd administrators of Columbia Co.,Pa.,
to whom all persons indebted to nald Estato nre re
quested to make. pamcnt, anil those having claims
airalnst the said estato w ill make them know n to the
Bald administrator wunoui. aeiay.
n. ttmt, liionmsourff.
W. T. SUUMAN. .Main twn .
March 2.yfT-6w.' Administrators.
"IXirCUTOU'S NOTICE.
e-ttcrs Tcistani' ntary on the estate ot Ceorjre Ap
pleman, Into of orungu township, Columbia county,
deceatk'd, luvo been i aute by the ltCKlstcr ot said
county to. (.e'orKe w. Appleman, ot wemversviue,
hous Indebted aro rcriuented to mako pa) racm, and
thoia li'iMns: demanda afra'nst tho said eHtaiewUI
inaku incm Koona 10 uic saia .xccuior evncoui QU'
lay.
March lc!-w
acoitan w. aitleman,
Kxecutor.
4 UDITOIl'S NOTICK.
" yTATK OP TIlrtMAS I'Rf . PHCKASEP.
Toe undersigned auditor nnnolnted to distribute
funds In thn hand ot the Administrator amone;
pirtles entitled thereto will meet all persons Inler-
estiM, for the purpose of his appointment, at to
o'clock a. in. on ednewlay, Apt 11 U. I87fi, at the of
Jlco ot Kunk A: Waller, In Itloomsburg, when and
wuero nu persons navin? claims ngainst ine sain cs.
talo aro requested to present the same before tho
Auditor, or bo debarred from coming In tor a share
oi saiu itina.
NCVIN U. FUNK,
March 10 Cw Auditor.
On Tliuimlay of IttJt seejs A. J. Brown, the
iliotoerruih!c artint, elicel after B,(dci;eiaf but
a few days. Mr. Urown, who was quite a young
man hail resided in Illooinsburg but a year, and
had gained many friends in lliat short lme.
He vvas a member of Hook and Ladder Co.
No. I, and the members of the Company atten
ded his funeral, at Jiercick, on Saturday, in
uniform. Mr. Drown was rnarrieJ only a few
months eince and leaves a young widow to
mourn his loss,
diipatch from Hcranlou states that the
Itoods on all side uf that city ore on fire and
Srij. summing fiercely. Many of the remfdcnU of
A evuiirnicilis umuilir llic luuuniai.i.
hern driven from their houses. The rellccllop
of the flainca in Bcranton was so vivid as to
-ealo a belief that a general conflagration was
i irogresa in the city, and rjulte a juuiic en-.'id.
Tliero is no season of the year when so much
care is needed in ilrc-ing as (lie nrei-ent. The
sudden changes in temperature are productive
of the most dangerous forms of throat and lung
diseases, and In no way aro they more likely
to be brought on than by changing thick un
derclothing for lighter articles. It is usually
safer, in this climate, to wear winter under
clothing, for a month to come, and it is bvtter
to stiller n little annoyance Irom the heat in tlie
middle of the day than incur thodanger of an
attack of pleurisy or pneumonia. Don't dis
card winter garments yet, and it would be well
to ke?i your overcoats apt! warm cloaks with
in reach.
Once again we have to record one of those
sudden and unexpected deaths which from time
to time surprise and shock the community. On
Saturday evening Alonio Ackley, who was em
ployed by K. M. Knorr as a shoemaker, took
Ills seat at the supper table of hU employer in
apparent health mid vigor, when suddenly he
Mi back as if faint and died in a few moments
and before he could he remoyed from the room,
Mr. Ackley was a soldier of tho Mexican y&r
and was a number of the well known Soolt Le-
clou, which organization still exists in 1'hila'
delnhla. He also served during tl.e lato civil
war. Disease of the heart was the cause of his
death, Mr. Ackley was sixty livo yea of age,
was a wi dower end, we are informed, left three
childreu.
The following members of the Northumber
land Presbytery wero in attendance at their
spring session in this place on Tuesday i
Ministers J. C. Watson, I). D., Jos. P. Hud
son, Isaac drier, P. J. Waller, S. II, Heed,
John Johnson, Joseph Ktcphens, i'hilnnder
Camp, fleorgo Ulllot, Stuart Mitchell, James
Dickson, J.D, Iteardon, I'. Spear, liobert
White, S. II. Thompson, I,. L. Haughawotit, A.
C. Campbell, M. L, Itossj Thomas It, Ileeber,
S. T. Thompson, D. J. Waller, jr., Alexander
Henry, A. C. Clark, Joseph Ncsbit.JI Ci. l in-
ney, John Caldwell, George V, Cain, Win. A.
MeAtce, James W. Iloal, John Thomas, John
S. Foulk,
Killing Klden Samuel O.tkcs, Col. U. 11.
Barber, W. I'. Taylor, I", Lcidy, Hobert Catli.
cart, O. 11. Perkins, Dr. P. M. Sunderland, Jos.
0 Durham, A. Sweinfort, A. K. Maybee, It. S.
benlley, H. Montgomery, P. B. Wagner, A.
D. 0, Case, Itobert Davidson, S. A. liergetresser,
Thomas Howard, John Kckman, Hamuel Yorks,
Dr. H, Montgomery, Stephen Ault, A. Fulton,
It. K. Gibson, D. A. Ileiuinger, J. A. Crawford,
A. Ituddock, Frank Porter, Peter Laubach.
ltev. Dr. Watson, the retiring Moderator,
pleached llio annual serwon. Jev. John Bur
rows vas elected Moderator, h. L. Hatigha
wont was elected Staled Clerk, ond T. It. Bee
ber Temporary Clerk.
BENSON'S
CArct.sc ronoys plasteus.
A great Improvement on ordinary porotia plasters,
BELIEVES PAIN AT ONCE.
TI1K 11EST
Strengthening Plaster Known.
CURES tiUICKLY
lthcumatlsm, Neuralgia,
Lame and Weak Hack,
U'platica, Lumbago,
spinal apd ktuney Complaint
all aches and pains of a local nature,
sold everywhere. Price S3 cent.
May.l Td'-ly SEABUUY A JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical cnemhita, N.V.
Plotting the Death of the Potato Hug,
many fanners in this region are seriously de
bating the problem whether they should plant
potatoes liberally or not, in view of tlie certain
presence of tho destructive bugs, a remedy sug
gested in a recent issue of the' Tribune is worth
considering. This is to place email heaps of
bruised potatoes small and Inferior ones will
do as well as any here and there through the
field at the time of planting, and sprinkle them COAL.
with a small quantity of Paris green. It is well
Hava vou trlctl Kirby's WildClierry Cough
Balsam V A very palateable compound for
tho various affections of the throat aud lungs
it lias been used with bticcesa. in seven cases
of asthma giving instant reliel and in many
cases effecting a peroament cure, Prico CO
cents per bottle and positively warranted to
erlve nntira satisfaction ( r money refunded.
Kifuy's magic jceitei ror too instant cure
ot severe aim acute pains.
Kirov's Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant. safe and effectual,
Kirby'a Horse and Cattle Powders are the
As best powders for stock, manufactured. Try
them aud ue convinced,
Kirby'a Camphor Ice for sunburns, soro
lips aim ciiappea nancis.
Gill's Jlillious and litver Pills are recom
mended by the first Fhvuiciaiia.
The above preparations are for sale by all
Druggists ana eieaiers in medicine,
Mover Huothkm.
July 21,'78,-lv VUolesale Agents,
COAL
Old Kstablished Coal Yard.
i ,i r,n, i,a ,. i .., .i u. w. isEAi, cc lino., wnoiesaie ev itetait
' . . ""b""ii'i"6v """ Dealers in nil Bizos of the best qualities ol
active, before tops come llirouih the ground Hl and While, Ash Coal, ut tho A-iv lowest
.!.!.. l-c n'l I . Z ' V.
reauy iu puunj upon mo ui giccu ieai. j iicso maitet rates, jtftve constantly on hand larx'
pioneer bugs are attracted uy tne scent ot tlio stocks ot
bruised potatoes, of which they eat and lramedi- Domestic,
ately perMi, As tlie potatoes became dry they I
may be bruised again and so kept attractive, I
Every bug destroycel in this way might other
wise become the progenitor of thousands later
Cupola,
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Bituminous.
and Limeburner's Coal
Especial attention given to tho prenara
in the Bcason, and by killing them early this tion of coal before leaving our yurds. Grain
..rest Inoreaso mav be nrevenied. Ono farmer and Lumber taken in exchange for coal,
pr grower, working alone, of course cannot do 2". "OTt V I
much towards decreasing (lie pest, but If all in ltore Qr at Qur ot6ee wm reCeire prompt
one vicinity will join in this simple aud easy tentlon. Office and VareU at William Neal
pres?ej a great saving may be eflectcel, With & Sons' Furnace, Kast lUoomsburg. Your
IKitatoes for the table retailing at $1.50 to $3 patronage respeetlully solicited.
per bushel, the importance of securing a good C0AL- 17 tf 25 COAI.
crop mut be apparent to every farmer and T)LANK MORTGAGES forsalecJieapat the
trucker. I JJ volciuiih Office.
UDITOIl'S NOTICE.
tip uncIerslffDcd Ainlltorto make distribution ot
tlio ruiim iu mo nana- or .loon a. i-unsion.
AUtnlnlslrator of nit ehtulo oi lWon a len. ect as
L'd. to anil nmoutr the D.trtk'a entitled thereto. i 111
atten'l to the duties of his appointment at his oltlco
in uieviwiioi liiooinimry. j'enn a., on inuuav
the 34 4.iy or May, ls7T,when and where nit per-
souh DaMiig ciauns against me Ram estate are re
quested to present the samo before theAudltor or bo
E. K.OUVIS,
April c, 1ST7-4W Auditor.
UDITOIl'S XOTICK.
K STATE OF SABA1I NA01.E, DEC'D.t LATE OF KK AN KLIN
TOWNSHIP,
Tho underaltrned Auditor on exceDtlons to
nccountoi wiiiiam waits ana tnanes isapie, au-
ties ot Ids appolnrtnerit, nt the oillee cf Freeze &
JOutIv In ltlooinsiburir. on ynturdav. Anrll as. isTI.
at looVloek a m., when nnd whero all persons
Having mi'im against mo sam estate, are renuirea
iu pjeseia iuu Mirne ueiuro me .uuuur. or uo ue
uaiiea ii om comiiiij in tor a share ot said mod.
.J.d. FliKHZC,
April C, 'TT,-4W. Auditor,
Dauohy&Oo',.Advt' RQJJJNS & HOLMES,
TC O TZ" 800 luU Wnl ro.
Mark Twain's ITew Scrap Book.
&N.WTrtOANVASSERS
.Teb K. llalloncll
19 KastI.talit si
aprll 13 'It-iw
nAO'TS WANTED FOB HISTORY I
UENTEN I
have removed to Evans' Block,
Main Street.
Extra heavy Tin "Wire, aUo
I AWNINGS AND TENTS
by
Rollins & Holmhb.
It contain nparlr Kiel Ann pntrrnvlntffl rf hntlrl.
Ines and scenes In tno droit Kxlilbttlon, and Isthe
only authentic and complete history putil?li'ct. It
ircais oi tnu icranu biiiitilngs,woiiclerrul exhibit, cu
riosities, creat euntJi.etc. VcyclieaDanctBctlsat
slitlit. One ntri-nt sole! 4S copies In ono nay. Konrt tor
our exlra terms to arrnta anel a lull cIecrlntlon of
tlio work. Address .Natiomsi. Itdlhiiinu uo., l'litla-
-- t .... ...!
flAIT'PTOM fnrcllnlile and worthless bookn Ot CVCrV UeSCriUUOU manUIUClUrta
ciliated. IlonnttieU'celved. See thnt thebook jou
uuj L.Fi.b-iinn vii iidire'i anu nrnny ciicraTlUfc-s.
THE HOPE OF REWARD
Is what Induces so many people tn search of
si'i.i:mii lau
to go to Michigan, and select from Ue
ONE MILLION OF ACRES
of the land grant ot the Grand Itaplds and Indiana
n, it.
strniiir soIU. sure crons. nlentv of iimitor. nn
clrouths, gra!whopr'M, or chinch bug. luro water,
riintiln? Ht reams, ready lnarketa, clvlltzatlon ami
rciooH. Kallroad runs through centre of grant.
I'rlco from ft to $io per acre, hend fur our Illustrate-!
p. unniiH't, full or facta In Oermnn arid Knrllsh.
bay in what paper you h,i h thia notice. Addre3
W. 0. HUGH ART, Land Comm'r..
UltANI) KAl'IDH, MICIt. '
Title rcrfeo' March J, tsn-3m el
PJ-M?1?'1 iAyort rxK t5, it im an styles with the!bcst and most economical m
Galvanized Iroii Cornice
designed and manufactured by
Rollins & Holmea.
AKQAND HOT BASE STOVES
Co.,N, Y.
.March 3( ,'j;-iw a
r 171 Yllt' will oereo to distribute somo of our cir.
1 r cillari. wo wlllRend vou a nllltoMfi IM elll.T
Kit AM K, and a la paire. eu column Illustrated paper
KHKK furs months Inclose 10 cpnui t.n nnv nntjcni
Atnn wanted. KK.NUALl. s CO., Doston. Mass.
March 30, 'TT-tw d
- the market.
EollinB & Holmes.
WITH A COLT) IS ALWAYS DAXQEUOUa.
USB
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS,
a sure remedy for COI'OllS.and nil diseases of th.
THlttJAT, LONHS, CHUtT and MLCOfS MEM-
iiitAMi;.
Put up only in .Blue boxes.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
C .V. CHITTUNTOS- 7 SLxth Aenue, New -ork.
March to, "17-lw I)
$0110 A Month. AGENTS WANTED on our
3UU TIIHEE GUEAT 2 IJOOKS. The Story Of
fjHARLEY "ROSS. 1
A full account of this urejt Mystery, written by his
lather, b'ats Itnblnson Crusoe In tlirllllnir Interest,
, ..a i.tu5u.ifu u.ni-iiooK 10 an itELiniosa, a com
plete Account ot all denominations and sects, aoo
illustrations. Also the ladles' medical Bulde, by Dr.
rancoast, 10 illustratlons...These bookssell at slifht.
Male aud Female Airents coin monev on them. Y't.
tlcularsfree. Coplea by mail ti each. John K. Pot
ter Co., l'hlla. March , 57-iw d
A LUUUATIVIi BUSINESS.
i'grw wiinl noo more fli'Nl-cltiNN
Netvln Miiciiliio AfrcnlN, anil SOO
ticn of ciierey and alillliv to
learn the IminIucnn oi'Nrlllni; sctv-
UK iiiaciuiicN. o-ompciiNalloii
lllieral, Itut varylnpr according to
ability, character ami qualifica
tions of the Agent. For particu
lars, nil tn cmm
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., Chicago.
837 4 820 llroadwaj , New York, or New Orleansfta.
March so. '77-iw d
RANGES
The BARSTOW ELEVATED
Oven Itangc, the LION and EM
PRESS Portable Range hare
no equal.
Rollins & Holmes.
STEAM.
Public and private buildingi
heated by steam. A variety of
Steam Pipe, Valvea and Fittings,
constantly on band.
Eollins & Holmes.
NOTICE. W hars tn
Unreal anil bMl Mlllnjt
HWUontr; FkCtsnlbtb
World. It con u lot m
IhMliAf nknir. in anfaU
ildoa pen, and pTc ivaloabl
wiui fliDr,uruiu jjmmu
n KOTI IOXO fA II YS NOTICE.
L
Notice Is hereby given that the following accounts
luvo been llled In the orflco of the rrothonotary ot
Columbia county and will be presented to tho Court
on the tth day of May next, at which time they will
be confirmed nl. si and Anally continued atler four
days ' Mess exceptions arc tiled within that time
l'lrst and llnal account ot John V. Evans, Assign-
to ot Nathan V. Meeker.
Tlio Mrst;account of William Lamon, Trustee of tho
estate of Jacob MGjer,dec'd.
Tho account of n. V. Lyon, Trusteo to sell the
real estate of Joseph Houghton, late e! rine town
ship.
ii. l'ltMi .Aim, I'roitry.
April 0, !S77-tC
CONTKAGTORS AIN'D IIL'II.DKRS.
ttejlstern nnice, I
Uloomsburg, n prlli), ls77.)
WiriOWS' VI'lTvAISKMHNTS.
The following auuraliomeuts vi real and
iiuuii.u ihuiiji tui .i;uiiu viiu'jwaui uuuuueiun
il.ie oee'ii meu in ino uiueu 01 ino newsier oi eoi
uinbl i county, under the Utiles of Court, and will bo
pieseiiieu tor an-oiuio connrmation lo uio iirpnans
:ouri lo be held lu iiiooiushurg.tn and for Paid coun
ty, on Mond.i, tha ttn d.iy of Mav, ISU, al i
o'clock o. m.. of said el.tv unlei'S exceptions to such
continuation are preluul llled, of which all per
sons ir.iere'sieu in sunt eaiaies win tuiie. nuuee:
1. Widow of Jostah It. Dodson, late of tho I'orouirh. 1
!. Widow ot Andrew eilnslca, late of Mala town-
3. Widow cf John Shuman, late ot Weaver town-
suiii, ueeeutt'u.
I. Widow cf John W. Clrtou, lato of Madison lowa-
wiip, eitveusea.
3. Widow ot Thomas J. Thornton, late of tho Tow n
ue uiuuuiauui. ue'eeuseu.
6. Widow of Ellsha Miultz, lato ot Benton township,
7. Widow of llobert F. Claik, late of the Town of
u.uuujsuuii,, ucecuseu.
widow ot Jchn C. Jlordan, Into of Jit. Measant
wi usuip, ucevuseu.
9. Widow of David A.Watsoa.lato of Madison town-
au.p, ucte'useo.
10. widow ef Daniel narlg, sr., late ot Koartngcreel;
ium uau(l, iie'ee'((SVl,
il. widow of John lielshllne, lato of lienton town.
snip, ucreuai'M.
Proposals will be received for tho erection ot tho
Columbia County I'rly)n located at Illoomsburg, Pa.
riopuxals must bo accompanied by an approved
bond ot twenty thousand dollars for tho faithful
performance ot the samo and tho Commissioners
reserve tho right to reject any or all bldi. Tno
Drawings, Plans and Hpccincaltons will be at tho
Commissioners' ofllcfl on Iho 12th day of April and
the Architect will ho there at that tlmo to give any
explanation that may be required.
Itlds will be received until the mat day of ApUl at
U tn.
SILAS W. VcIII.NRY,) Commissioners
joiin iimt.NKit, J. or
JU'sEl'II u. sands, j Columbia CO.
Attest : Wm. Krici!bvm, Clerk.
CummlsIoner's onice, April ti, I87;-ljw
TAKE
VM.pactl(pDbotdBr,nl(loa pei
altar bottom, and latllos' rmhfoflabla fancy 8t, pin aut
dropi . poai-pald , 2 5 caau. O packafTM ttn luortad Jaw
IrjtVI. i'iM-i t;nU latent lprr Waich tr o alUjranU.
QH UK dL LU..7HH UmUDWHIf. M- V
T W E LVE
PLUMBING & GAS FITTING
promptly done
Feb 1, '
Rollins & Holmes.
EV STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Cutler,
nuttona.
Km.
EwnDin-1 r'An,i"ii,il,n B?ai. your
a T ' roaawayH. Y
SIX
March so, '77-lw d
lh. ILOYIi COMBlNATIOlllor
OOJ-LAR8. BRIDE A Cl
700 Broaawa,, N.w f or
T. D. Kellogg's Advts.
E
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N CYCLOPEDIA,
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Illoomsburg, Apr, c, lS70,f
. II. JAROBY
Remitter.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Mly virtue of sundry writs Issued out of tho court
of e"ominon Picas ot Columbia county and to me UI
ieeiuu, mn uuL'Apubeum puuuu saio al. ino e.uuil
liuuie in jii'4ui4uurg, m o,e oiosi; p. m. or
BATUItUAY, AI'IUL 21, 1877,
All the following real estato situate tn Greenwood
township, Columbia county, I'ecnsjlvanla, bounded
on the north by lands ot Isaac Dewlit, by land of
.John Mather on t"e south, by land of John Parker
on tlio west, and land of John Kilns on tho cast,
containing one-half acre moro or less, on which aro
erected a stery-and-a-half du elllng house, frame i a
blacksmith shop, a frame stable and out-bulldlngs.
belied, taken Into execution, and lo bo sold as tho
property of J, A. Uumtuel.
Al0
Tlio undivided half ot the following tract ot land
Htuato In rtno township, Columbia county, I'enn
8 ivunlu, bounded and described as follows i Ou tho
north by land of John Whltmoycr, and others, on
the oast by land ot Thomas Iienlleldand othe rs on
the south by land of James Miultz and others and
on the west by land ot Solomon Dlrko and otheia,
containing threo hundred, and. Sfltcnty acres n,ore or
iota,
tieired, taken into execution, aul to be sold as the
rrepeity of John Lore,
ALSO,
All that certain lot of ground situate tn the Tow a
of liipy, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, boundod
and described as follows : On tho north by an alley
on.lhe east by lot ot Lloyd M, Petttt, on tho kouth
by public road leading to llloom, and nntho west be
an aucy on wi:.'i are erected a frame HweWug
uqvvso ana ouiouuing.
rk tzed, biken Into exueutlon, and to bo sold as the
property of John c, eroding.
. ALSO,
Tlio renewing tract of land tltuate In Mifflin
Uiwnshlp, Columbia county, I'ennsjlvanla, bounded
anddoscrlbed as follows, to-wlt t Ou the north by
lands ot Mepueu Iletier, east by land of Aleiauder
Hannah and Samuel Crejjsy, south by lauds of
ueorge urown ana vt uuain t, reasy, west by Dav Id
llrow ri and. Aaroa V. lls, woatalnlug ono hundred
ie'res tuoio or lea whereon aro erected a plank
wou-11', 11 guoa uanK uaru aim other out-bulldlngs,
Velzed, taken Into exe-cutlon, and to bo sold as tho
property ot Nutn.au Nuss.
CONDITIONS op SALE.-1'urchaseis must pay
ton per cent, of the purchaso money, or at least
enough to cover all costs, at striking down of tale
otherwise property to be resold at once.
JlillN W, IIOFlfMAN,
Appeals will be held on tho assessment ot KI7, be
tween the hours o( 8 a. m. and t p. re,., of each day
as follows 1
AI'IUL M For l"ranklin and Catawlssi at tho
house of J. IS. Kistler In Catawissa.
AI'IUL si For Itoarlngcreek and Locust at tha
house of Wellington Yeager In Mabtown.
AI'IUL J5-For Conyngham and Centralis at tie
house ot Wm. reiser In Centralis,
ArniL su-nt or Leaer ana jwin at the house ot J.
E. Longenberger In Malnvllle,
APItIL S7-For Mtniln at the hou.o of Aaron Hess,
.Mimtnvllle.
AI'ItlLM-ForBrlarcreek and Berwick at Hoyttt
iioeei, nerwicK.
APltJLM lor Madison, Pino and tlreenwoodat
the house ot Humphrey Parker in Mulvule.
ma 1 i ror Jackson, Sugarloaf and lienton at the
house of Illram Hess in lienton.
MAY 2 For Ftshlngcreek at the election house
la Ftshlngcreek.
MAY 3-For Orange at the house of Samuel Hag-
enbuch In Orangevltle.
MAY 4 For Centre at tho election house In
Centie.
For Hemlock, Montour and Mt. Pleasant, on tbs
nth day ot May, and Scott Wi Bloom on the 10th ot
Kny a( our oaice In lilooeusburg,
me assessors aro required togfvoeach taxable
notice of his or her valuation 3 days before the day
or appeal.
SILAS W. MclIENItV,
jentn iititNKit,
JOSKl'IIK. SANDS,
Attest : Wu. Kiiichuum, clerk.
Commissioners' omce, March St, isjj-st
EXCELSIOR
PRINTING INK CO.,
BEST AND CHEAPEST
I'KINTINQ INK IN THE MARKET,
Hardier St., NEW VOltK.
Aug. II, '76,-lSw k
N
Gentlemen's Dreas Goods.
DAVID LOWENDEBO
Invites attention to hts large and elegant stock
Cheap ana Fashionable ClotMni
at his store on;
MAIN STREET, IN THE NEW BLOCK,
BLOOMSDURO, PA.,
I where he has lust received from Xew York ana 1-ktJ-
adelphla a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the mt fashionable, durable ax4
oanosumo)
KRESS
GOODS,
SCONSISTLNO 07
BOX
Commltsloncrs
or
Columbia co.
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
WM. F. ItODINE, Iron Street below sec
ond. HloomsburLf. l'a.. Is nrenAn.fi tntin l
kinds ot
PAINTING, I
ULAiMNO,
raid
I'AI'EIs HANG NO
intlio beat stylos, ul lowestjprlces, and at short
Turtles havlDtr such work to da will nnv,. iitnnv
calling on me.
All work warranted toirtve batlsfaeaon. orden
solicited
What Tho President
OF A DANK
SAYS.
iiaas- irpectoront is no humbug. 1 would not be
without It It It would cost live dollars a bottle.
J. II. UOOVEIt, Pres. Citizens' National Hank,
AEUIIEIUU, 1 u.
A JUST VERDICT.
I have dispensed, nas' Expectorant oraong my
patients, and It has proved mora emcaclous than
any other medicine of Its class that I have been
using In my medical career. And even In my own
case. In very obstinate pulmonary diseases, I derived
the greatest beneilt from thA KirwiArani t hnrM
always been very repugnant to the use of any se
cret nostrums or patent medicines, but the univer
sal reputation of tho Expectorant hies Induced me to
gtveltafalr trial, and not only have I realized Its
tieiurB unu menus, Duicnen more thanmy
most sanguine expectations. Hoping that every
one may convince himself by his own trial, ond thai
the hxpectoraut may reach the thousands who
maybobcnctltedbylt! Truly youraT
1. w.u, minule, M. a, (Ireen Urlar, Ta,
THE BEST.
naas1 Kxnectorant Is the beqt cvmrrh ,n0iinB t
everussd. 11. It. HAVKN. Trentan. n j.
Hold by all dealers at to cents per bottle. '
Jan. l, "fl-Ma
Jrc
INS PATENT HAIR OHIMPi'PS
Aaopu'ei ey an the queens el fashion. Send for I
u.ui. ... ,iE,, f.v, zyeuivoriu niu street. I
ft ! Q rta .... 'I
Philadelphia, Va,
Decs, ie-m j w
3A0K,
FEOOzv.
GUM
AND OIL CLOTH
COATS AND PATJT8.
OP ALL BOKT8 SlZiis AND COLOK3,
He has also replenished his already large stock ot
CLOTHS AMD CA8SULERK8,
BTKIPfD,
FIOHHED ,
AND PLAIN VE9T8,
BxnilTB,
CRAVATB
BOCKS.
1 COLLARS,
HANDKKRClnEFB,"
GLOVES,
ISUSPEXDKIUI,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
-1EUAK YATts AND TANKS. for brew-
wu.ujnntenfiiii niaiiuiociurera and private
dwelllUKS. OEO. J. llUllKHAIIT C
J une - sw, Hultonwood St., below liroael.
T)UItIllUl GOODS of ever description,
LVJleltln?. Packing, Hoso. Uoota aud Hhoes, Cloth:
lf,!l'iC',.lt?,Ci,A1JV J-KYICIi, HON C0..7WChfst
riuiUllaelelpUi, Aceuts National ltubber Co.
Us has constantly on band. a larce and well
eel assortment of
Cloths
and Vesting,
Babcock.& Wyeth's Ads
MnrcbitTi
WM. F. BODINE.
BUSINESS 0AKD8, '
visiTiNti CAima,
LiSlTKlt IIEADB,
'-t HEADS,
roSTfiltS, 40., to.,
Neatly - - aply printed at the Colum
UK Office.
S'V'J ""0' ' ' from OLscilva
drarts, proruie'd. No mors worry irtJuM
'"'ukS h' cnnSiVSK- TSlu4 wH lfclrcto?le.
Is taVen Internally, and Positively Cures Khcuina
tlEin. (lout, M uralk'U oad l.umLafo. tsr-tiold by
Wholesale and Iteuu l)ruiri,1sts everywhere. Send
tor circular w.
HKU'HKNSTISK t IIEXTLEV,
Drurjlsts, Washlsgion, D, C,
Oct C, 7C,-ly, t w B ' 1 '
JOB PRINTING
OF EVERY DESRIPTION
EXECUTED PROMPTLY
At the Oolumhian Officb
"I LANK NOT ES, ith orwitLouteiempUoi
I) otOHlattaeDo.miiit(Omm.:
which he Is prepared to maie to order Into any krat
ot clothing-, ou very short notice, and U th btt
manner. All his clothlmr Is made to wear ana
I 0! It Is of home manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWKLIf,
0F BVKItY DESCItlPTION, VISK AND CUXAT.
HlSCAbK OF JKWILKY.1S NOT HUKPJUMHD U
THIS I'LACB.
CALL AND EIAUIMB HIS OINKKAL A8SOT
KENT Or
Clothing, Watckes,
Jewelry, Ao.
DAVID LOWEUBMMJ.
March 30, 1SJJ. fjhertrj.
Dec. s, ihu