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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COINTY, P 1
ill E COLUMBIAN.
IiaOOJlSBUKCI. FR1DAI, A I'M L 57.
Kail Ilond Time Table.
LACKAWANNA M.OOM.SHUW1 KAIL IlOAl)
SOUTH, POCTl',
Accommodation Train 0.45 A. M.
7.6J A. M.
4.43 P. M
11.M A. M
Mail Train -,.
Impress Train 10 I Jl.
(JaTAWISSA UA1I, ItO.U).
I -.ccnminod.ltlon Train .M A. M. I.ST P. It.
iHeZ'ilar Uxprcs f.'ti r. xi. n.ua a. ,h.
Tlirontriicnrfluii i;.ipreKsiiiiiiioiuiii iu.h-i, mi
or Philadelphia. Accommoilatlon tram runs bettve cn
F Oalatt Issa and winiamspori.
Major Clie'ter K. JIiiRlit-x lias teen appolnteel
general aeeiil nnil collrclor fur tlie Coi.v.mhiav
ami lias comnicriceil a canvass of Columbia
county for the purpose of aettlini; our accotinl",
Cellini! new siili'tTiliers, nnil snlicilini' mlier-
tisuncnH ami j ill ttnrl. On all u!i.criitltiti
on lilli wilbiiiji lias lieon piitl since. Oc nW
1st 1873, there win tine April M Jb77
three ilullars, for cliiliiccii months ru.li
pcilpllons. All perwma o'vinr us for print
Jrg nro Iiercbjr notlfieit tliat their must lie
Fcttlcil iwn nt thi office. It Is iimch ciuier
for subscriber who have been receiving the
CoLtiMDtAK for the past year ami a half to pit
hi three dollar than for in to have flan-ling
nearlv two tliousainl dollars on unpii l "lite
rcription. The old notion that newspapers ilo
not cost the pioprietor anything, and arc pub-1
li-lutl fir fun is rib nit exploded, and lienee it
his l)iiuie a in oes'ity for im to ippoint a ml
Uttor to gatlnr In i ixmU fiunl- tci payexpui
m. Mr. Hut-lies will not visit Hie tuirtisliips nt
irtwnt where collector have nlroiily been up
iolntod, and mli-ci liters In llio f.illnnMiig pi act
will please settle with our cilleclors' bj lore
May Court They are ni follow:
I. K. 'ricleliinii., C.unbri,
V. T. Sliiinnii, Mainvllle,
Win Jlrywui, Ald mi' and Ctnlralia,
L K. Mutvrer. Dinvill.-,
Win. Applciu.in, Beiinm,
N. 1', Moore, lluck Horn, Jcri-et'liiivii ai.il
Hed Mill. '
Tlio Lev, l-burg Chonuk bad the epice-re-l
jumble of mutter on the first pige, la-t week,
that we have Been for some time. Circm in
town?
A flock of sheep, owned by William A. Kile,
of Sugarloaf townslilp.trcrc attacked by tings on
Friday evening la't, and seven of the sheep
were killed. eiiloii ltVrAy.
IHrIiI Hev. M. A. DeWolf Howe, lSMiop of
Central I'eiinsylvaiiia will ailni'minter Ihu rile
of confirmation in St. l'uul's Church Illinois,
buig on Sunday evening next.
gl'he best and chenp'St in the world. Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup only costs yuu 'S cent',
and if it does not cure' your cough you cm get
jour money back.
James Chamberlain a.id William Iianlz
caught a Balraon In the river lat Tuesday night
which measured thirty-two inches ic length
and weighed ten and n half pounds dics-eit.
lleruicl: Independent.
l'ittston lias a new piper, IlilCa liiitintn lie'
mrtcr. James II, Hill proprieto', devoted to
the business interests of the place. The l'ilts-
Ionian ought to support a journal having m
desirable an object in view.
A man named Jacob Snyder was instantly
lulled on Monday, at a limestone quarry of
Waterman & Heaver, near Danville, by the
filling of an embankuunt. llii neck Hasbro.
ken.
We call attention to. the advertisement of
Ilartman liros., who have opendd a eroeery and
provision store on Main Street below Market.
They will keep the best of goods and at reason'
able prices.
A reliable man informed the reporter yc-ter
slar. that, to wash shade trees with soft so.in
at this season of the year, produces a healthy
bark on them and keeps oil borers. l:z.
We have no doubt that if dogs were similai
ly treated the like result would be produeid.
It seems that the English spanows are get'
ting lu bad order all ovi'r the country. Ei.
The remedy is rim pie j quinine is the thing
to take in the Spring. We hadn't heard, how
ever, that the birds were in poor health.
The bill providing for the separation of what
was formerly the Ilorough of I'royldence from
the City of Scranton has become a law, and
Providence resumes its ancient independence
Scranton, by this secession, drops fiom the
third to the fourth city in rank, Heading belli
the third.
During tho late war our citizens professcl
intense devotion to Ihe soldiers and their fame
lies. JJot only that, but the saviors of tho He
public were promised attention and aid after
the close of the war. In this town there are
now some soldiers and their families who aie
absolutely elestitule, and through no fault of
their own, Are the promises of 1801-5 to be
redeemed 1
At the almost, if not quite, unanimous re
'ipiest cf' the members of the bar of Luztrnu
county, Jlon. K. L. Dina has con-cnted to
becoraa asifudidate for re-election to iheoll'ue
of Addiiiorul Law Judge. Uolli Dunocials
and Hepublicaus unite in this wUli for Judge
Dana's re-election. He will undoubtedly be
successful, as lie should be, for be Is an able and
upright Judge, and a thorough gentleman.
At the last term of court in Mercer county
1'rank 11, Test and Wm. Prim'.le weie indicted
hy the Crand Jury for selling refined petroleum
oflessthau 110, Fahrenheit ami without Its
being Inspected, The Slate law in thlsrcgiid
Imposes a severo penally for its infraction, and
ihe public safety riquircs that It should bo ilg
idly enforced, not only in Mercer county but
everywhere else.
VSovuce or ItEniitT. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
F, Connor, who recently met witli such a terri
ble accident in Ihe neighborhood of Upper
I-ltue Hidge, Columbia County, Pa., at one
'ae held policies, each, of $10,000, In the
-Ltna Life Insurance Company, whicli were al-lowei-
o lapse, fhey leave a family of five
bii nlone in Ihe world to regret the mis-uw-
11.,, tm SctUinel.
The "JomxAh" sneers at the rite of baptism
recently peifomied by the IlaplUt congregi-
: "on tf thi, ,,acei We take tlie broail Kroum-
; thai every person has the right to worship Al
""Shly Ois) accor,linct t0 tu. dlciaies ol his
own conscience j and if a number of professeel
" '""""esire 'japtlsm by Immersion, or any
other mode, It U a question of conscience, and
ot for public 6omn-ciit.
Tl'e rise in the price of flour is bad news in
, mi 11 IT wbiat crop ibis year -vill lend
lo fceepupihe high rates. Flour I telling at
? I'f twrrsel and In 1'otlsvllle Is quoted at
n, Mil, 813 for eitra lralulj T)lU ju,,
n aelditioa.l burden on the poor, who allow
ges and not Heady employment havo had
i.ereioure to keep the wolf from Ihe door.
5-iiarri.ourg i'airio thinks the cause of this
LV.t last year I'cunsrlvanln's u 111. it prmi
failure," am! does not believe that the
I udlug war In Kurope wilh posslbllUlea of a
rand t ir briadklulls lias luiieJi lo do wilh It.
coinciue will, UiUftiiinlon. Wheal . eve arc,
Iryloleirn, Is not In llio L1 condition
imp lisrts nl huit .f . .
, . , , wur tm,,,,
The llcimlllcan !i behaving in the most con
tiniiitlbly cowardly manner In rcirrirel to the
Jail qiiiMlun. It dare not tako a bold and hon-
ltd ,tnml In defence of llio people, for fear of
lolng the crinnbs of official printing which fall
from the Commissioners' table. The people of
the coinily will mark and remember (lie sharp
contrast hilwecn the Co!.cmhun and llqn&lUxm
In this mailer the ono manfully l.ilerposlng
lo prevent a great public wrong, the other
truckling' In nerveless cowardice to avc a petty
pilnllng bill. I'alitsucli want of Indepen
dence Is slekmlng.
Aeitiiilliig to tlie New Yotk Sitn, the citizens
of our neighboring town of Ashland pay die
highest price for gas of any town In this coun
try, viz: S10 per lliousund feet. Detroit, Mich
igan, only pays 50 cnls per thousand, the low
est In the l.iuil, lloslon $2.25, Philadelphia
$'2.!lll, whilst, nbrnid, London pays only Si and
i'.iri SI CD, Ashland ought to make-an earn
est tflbrt to gtt somewhere near Detroit's rates,
as at the present price gis must cost more thin
gron ries for a f.riiillv.
Wh it the- Coi.ttMIHAN stated that Frank llei-
ini-li wis In Ser.iiitou. tho Pollute Iplii't 7't'icj
sugEiMi'd ,at I lu' Sctanton p-ipers did not eon.
tiin any such information. It seems from tho
following that somebody else besides the Co.
M'MUIAN gels news from oilier sources than the
tiewsp.ipcrs.
The Philadelphia 7Yne savs the nail woiki
at Tow.tnda are to be started' fooii. We do not
know where the Iii.ies gels its autbnilly, but
Hero we n.ive no sucli news. jinulJo.it .Irjuj,
Don't throw stones, Aleck,
Complaints are made that the law regarding
fi-hiug wilh uels is pirn.tt.ntly violated by
u ri-iuis in this vicinity. That nllmiy know
j-i-t what the law hays we publish the following
sictmii of the game law of the Stale:
S-eli'iu 22 It shall not b lawful for any
person, or persons, lo place any set net or set
nets across any of the canals, rivulets, or creeks
In this S ate Any rso.i violating the pro
vision-of ibis sceiion shall be liable to a pen.
ill t v of $25 lor every i III use."
The f.illoaing card from the Catawisa Div
l-lnii tit llu HroMicllioo'l ol Locomotive r.ngl
neers now on a strike against the Heading
Kail r ad Company, will explain itselt .
CAT iWvi, Pa. April 13 10 4j a. m.
lo 1 larriwiti u Ittr!f.t: l'leae correct the state
Hunt in our p.iiiir ihat the engineers and fire.
men h id gone lo work, and publish the follow
ing : The ingiiieeis and fireman Bre i-olid for
Ihe brotherhood. Onlv about one third of the
trains arc running. The company nre doing
thiir best to hire men, liood men come but do
not remain when they learn the cause of the
trike.
Ctwissa Division, Xo. "C,
Maui; iii.m Mad. Last Thursday week the
cow ot Juliii w . Kramer was caught in the
tct of running tt large., and was put in the
pound. Aflir the consliblo dad walked through
much mud to gather lie r in, Mr. Kramer wan-
1 lo rescue her and save the fine, but was
not permitted to do so and the cow was locked
up. This excited the anger of the owner and
wilh much haste he rushed to the Coi.umuiax
office, piid up his subscription, and ordered his
paper slopped, because the junior editor
voted in Town Council for tlie ordinance re
quiting rattle to be shut up. Hut this did not
appease his wrath. The more he thought of it
ihe m.iilder he got mid finally arrived at such
a pilch that he wi nt to E-q. Drawer's office
mid paid a judgunnt which the senior editor
obtained .ig.iiu-t him for back subscription. Now
his vengeance is satisfied and his revenge is
swut.
The in wspapers of the country have been
oulrpnkcu in their denunciation of the naval
contractor Xat Me Kay, who wilh two hirelings
asMiulted Col. A. K. MiClurein Philadelphia,
a few days since. The Wilkes Harre lleconl of
He TVi-uu is the i-olitary defender of McICay
and very proud it must feel thereat. Tlie J.'cc
on( speaks of McClure as a "persistently scur
lilous joiirnalKt," for whom few will have any
sympathy, and expresses the opinion that the
geiiTa) verdict will be that "it served McClure
right." It uli-o speaks of "a black eye and
sundry olhcr damage" aud the "thrashing" re
ceived by the editor ol the IVmea which is
news indeed, as McKay's throat grasped by
McClure's vigoroRs ,iand shows the only mark
of damage from Ihe encounter. The Record
has not addid to its reputation by its defence
of a man who by his brutal assault proved him
self both a law-brcakcr and a coward. We are
clad to know Ihat the universal sentiment of
the papers and the people is that McKay de
serves nothing but execration. He could have
taken no better way to prove that McClure's
charges against him were true.
ounuAitv.
A Frank (Jeiser departeel this life at Peters'
ville. Pa. Anril Sill 1877.
He was a member of the class of 1870 of tlie
liloonisburg State Normal School and gradu
nled with honor on the 18lh of July last. He
ranked liiclt as a student, and was honored bv
his classmates with the post of Class Historian
which be Illicit ably.
Allhoueh comparatively voting be bad al
ready achieved a high anet honorable place in
the piofei-sion which engaged his mind, and
like Agassi, was proud to call himself
"Teaciikk." He was conversant with the dead
languages, and Ids cultivation and refiner! taste
bad won blm numerous friends of a literary
character,
At a iniellng of the Calliepian Literary So
cietv, held April 23d 1877, the following pre
timl.tn nnil i-t cotillions were adonted :
WnriuiAo, It has plrased Almighty God in
His iiiiiiiiiolence to remove by the hand ol
ileiuli our beloved brother and respected friend,
A. l'r.ink fleiser. it Is.
Jlc-'Olml, Tint in ibis dispensation of our
Father, we recognize the band of an all-wise
Ituler, and thai we humbly bow in submission
lo the will of Him wbo-e decision are just,
AWie-A That in Ihe death of A. Frank
liel.er. llm t'alliiMilan Society has sustained an
inetrievablo loss and that we lierebj publicly
express our lull appreciation of this terrible
alllieiion. and our approval of his Christian
life,
y.Wrcif, That we extend to the afflicted par
ent-and lelailves ol'the deceived, emr heart
lei. sMiipalbv in I lit i r sad bereavement,
,.,. Thai a m nule of these resolution'
b sent to ihe parenta of llio deceased and aUo
be publiehee! in Ihe llloonisunrg papers.
('lllUI.ESC. EVANS,'
I'AI.MN II HlXLEK,
JlAV K. 1IB0WEB,
Doha K. WAl.i iCB,
Committee.
I1EI.1K II. bCVDill
Tin: mmuTiES or surEiivisous,
The Supremo Court of this State have ju.i
decided a case in regard to the liability of road
supervisors, which is especially important lo
these officials. There is no township oillce ol
iniirv rcsnonsibllitv. The ease in iwlnt wits tha1
of the township of Mabanoy against Scholl
iiiitical from the court of Common Pleas of
Schuylkill county. The wife of Ihe plaintlll
brought suit to recover damages for the eiea'n
of her husband, the same having been causeei,
as alienee!, through the neyliccnce of the de
fendants in not providing a safe mail. N here
the accident occurred he road was barely of
sufficient wi Ith to allow two vehicle Jo pass.
A wagon was standing on one side of the road
and on the other the end of a log protruded,
In attempting lo drive between the two deceas,
ed struck the log and was ihrown down a preci
pice and killed. It appears that the supervi
sor bad let the road out for repairs to the low
P.t bidder, who had given bond lo lulhll III:
contract. It was elalcieil that this relieved the
min(rvI.or from responsibility, :Jic bond having
silotilaled to save tlie township from all acci
dents. The court, however, decideel against this
view of the cae and held ihe township liable
for damages. The iolnt was argued also that
here natural ob-tructlons prevented a county
I'oad was not required lo be opened Its full
:.,th. Hut t appears that ll a jury neucye
1 ,,,,.nf fur travel. let the cause be what It
in I ,r li Is evidence of t)ei!igv?f and the town
I . ,. ,
. 1( jgsoonsiuie.
Whv Is It Ihat a mtlnlv which inrps n II.mii
ocrallc majority of 3,600 on g-neral l-sues has
nearly an lis ical ollicea lilleil with Hepttbll
cans .msrne Ltader.
l'elly squabbles and illscnlons within the
ranks, Interior men i.oirlnalid for Inipoilant
offices, dishonesty of officials, and general
blundering of politicians have all conduced to
produce the absurd spectacle of a pemocratlc
county giving Itepubllcan majorities for county
officers. "Only this and nothing more."
It would no doubt be highly amusing, and at
the same time aatonUhing, to sec a complete
list of all the expressive and ''imwerful" names
of the multitude of short-lived niedlc.il prepi'
rations placed upon the market during the pa-t
few years as ' most wonderful di"cuverics" and
infallible cures," (In hoe slgno vlnces,) by
unscrupulous speculators and adventurers who
recognizing the valuo of advirtUIng seek by
these means to obtain public favor and popii
larity for their doublful and so often entirely
worthless and dangerous Preparations. And It
is a genuine pleasure for us to commend Dr.
nil's Cough Syrup us one of the few really da
ei'Viig tm dli lues oH'.red tolhe public Ii
idopiiou In mo iv -t 'i tr In: ''U'enl l'.i -iei'iu-
is due only lo its real north mil nn rii ui'd bv
thousands of liinilies it Is rcgirded as "the
stindard household ! u.'dy."
CHUltCII MATTClt.
Convocation ok WKi.tuttr'-itr .This
Convocation of the Episcopal Church met in
Lock Haven on April 10th. Hev. Dr. Ilreck
presiding. Four parishes were represented by
14 clergyman and lay delegates. On Wedues
d iy iheie was full morning scrvlers with Holy
Communion, ar il sermon by ltev Dr. llntne.
In ihe afiernoon Hev Mr C.i-kev mid an able
ss.iv, the subject bulng "II-iv shall the chii-ch
retain Its hold on the young after they have
passed the usual Sunday School age?" The
next iiiei ting of the Convocation was fixed at
Monloursville on July 10th. A Committee on
the subject of a diocesan paper reported in f ivo1"
of awaiting the action of the Dioccsin Cj'iveu
lion. John ti, Freeze E-q , cl ancellor of the Con
vocation sent In a very interesting eoiuiun-
mention staling his elloits, and Ihe siieiess
which h'ld attended them lu looking up and -e.
curing proper iitles to the church property in
ihe Convocition. A lot bid b-en secured in
Berwick (in lieu of one that pis-ed out of the
IHjssessiou of the church twitily one year-, ago)
and the title placed in St Pull's Church,
llloom-burg. At Sugar Iiaf, a lot has been
recovered, after the old log church had burned
down ; and a Hew church built thereon, is to
be consecrated on the lt of M.iv, as Si. (Ii-
hriel's. In Jerseyto.vn, n deed made to tho
church in 1S30 has hem reiweri'd and ucoi-
iled, and there is now a "thance of resuscita.
ug
and restoring to the church another old
parish which, by most culpable negligence lias
been permitted to go to decay ." In Liporle
Sullivan ceiiuity, a lot is sicured and a chtirih
partly erceled. The title of the church of ihe
Good Shepherd, I.yC'-tnitig county, is held by
the corporation at Mountoiirsville. Ibis report
was listened to with great interest and the spe
cial thanks of the Convocation wero voted to Its
indefatigable chancellor. Two churches will
be consecrated in May; St Gabriel's, Sugar
Loaf on the 1-1, and St. Andrews, Tings, towarl
tlie e'liil of tin- month. Tie' missions, under
Hev. John Loudon are prngres-ing.
Itev. Dr. Hopkins offered a resolution "That
an ellbrt be nude, Ibis year, to stctiro the ercc,
lion of tlie Convecalion of Willintnsport into a
new and separate dioccrc," em which (here was
much dii-ciision. The motion was finally with
drawn Dr. Hopkins giving notice that he would
renew it in lhTSl After, Keening Prater a ser
mon was preached by Itev. T. II. Cullen for
merly of liloonisburg, and interesting missiona
ry addres-es were made. The nieeling elo-eil
:it a late hour on edncilay evening, and all
came away afier a most delightful and profita
ble session, and with thanks for the hospitality
of the citizens of Lock Haven.
MrCTixo or the Pbeshviekv. Tho meet-
ling of Ihe Xorthuniberland Prebylery held
here last week Tuesday, Wetlnc-day and Thurs
day, was unusually full, over CO being in at
tendance. The Hev. John Burrows of W'il-
liamsport was chosen Moderator, Key. T. I!,
Ileeber of Danville, Temporary Clerk, and Itev.
M. L. Ross of Sunbtiry, Heading Clerk,
The business was for the most part of a rou
tine character-, hearing reports, reviewing rec
ords Ac. All Ihe churches able to support
Pastors nre supplied wilh preaching, and are
generally peaceful and prosperous, though con
tributions have suffered somewhat from the
general financial depression. The pastoral re
lation between ltev. Robert While and the
Shiloh Church of St, Mary's was dissolved, the
congregation consenting on (lie ground of Ina
bility to give a sufficient support.
The Commissioners cho-en to the approach
ing General Assembly at I hicago, are Key.
Wm, Sterling, Hev. Isaac Grier I), I). Klder
Thomas Howard cf I.ewisburg, and Klder I'-. S.
Ilentley of Wllllamport,
At a previous meeting at Jersey Shore a cer
tain Protest of Rev, D. J. Waller had been re
fused admi-sion to record. At this full meeting
tho vote was unanimously reconsidered, the pa
per admitted to record, and all parties appar
ently satisfied.
The Devotional Services were well attended
and interesting , The opening sermon on Tue-
lay afternoon was preached by tho retiring
Moderator, Dr. Watson of Milton. In the
evening Ihe Lord's Supper was celebrated, the
services bei"g conducted by the Moderator, by
Hev, Jos. Xesbit of Loik Haven, and by Rev,
II. W, Ilrown of Williamspo-'t. On Wcdnes.
lay evening there was a sermon by Rev. Jas.
W. Hoal of Cairo, Pa.
The members were much pleased with the
appearancoof our town j the families who en
tertained them seem to havo enjoyed their
visit highly, regiettiiig only that their slay was
so short ; and the whole community Is no doubt
well pleased that (here came along with them
the traditional "Prebylerial Spring rain"
Harper's Magailue fur Jlay, 1S77.
Jfarptr't Maiatinc for May, wilh a score
of articles and ninety-fivo illustrations, is
replete with variety and superbly beautiful.
The gem of tho number is Mrs. Francs 8
L, Mace's poem "Israfil," with eight IIlus
trations by Fredericks. Both the poet nnd
the artist, havo displayed rnro qualities of
genius in their work,
A richly illustrated articlo on Florence Is
contributed by O. M. Spencer, author of tho
article recently published on Genoj,
Wirt Sikes contributes another illustrated
article about Wales selecting this time tho
Valley of the JJk, and especially the site of
King Arthur's Round Table.
Mrs. Mary Treat gives some fresh obser
vations concerning the familiar birds of the
South, with striking illustrations.
An illustrated article by Ernest Iugersoll,
entitled "At the Gateway of the Calskills,"
is an interesting sketch of a region in the
neighborhood qf tha uielinjioljs. bi)t still re
talniug tho primitive customs of tho last
century,
In "An old Gentleman's Recollections,"
Horaco E. Scudder gives some entertaining
extracts from the diary of Mr. Samuel Ilreck,
relating tn society iu Huston and Phlladel
phla, just after tho Revolution, with lllin
trations from that gentleman's sketches.
X. If. finer nsey has an Illustrated paper
"namprnii'a Journey across Africa ''
on "uameroira journey across airica
Charles Iteade's "A Woman-Hater'' anil
lllackmore's "Erema" Ihe most striking
novels now being published serially are
continued, This number also contains three
short stories. Poems ara onnlribuleel by J,
W. I)e Forest, Maurice Thompson, Kate
lllllard and Nina I-afargue.
The Editorial Summaries abound with
dot1 IniormaUoii, gossip and anecdote.
August Klotve r.
Tito most miseratiln Ix-ini in trio world nrn
those Euflering from Dycpcpsla and Liver
Complaint. Muro tlinti sevenlyfivo pir
cent of tlio people in tlie United Sltito arj
luincicu nun iuc.se two eitscascs unci tiicir (.1
1'eclHj sucli ns Sour Stouiacli, Siclc Head
ticlic, Habitual Costivcness, I'nlpitation ol tho
Heart, Heart-bum, Water-brash, Knawiug
and burning paim at tlio pit ol'tlia Stomacli,
yulloiv skin, coatod tongue and di-ngrccablo
taseo in ins inout n, coming up ol loU alter
eating, low spirits, Ac. Oo to Moycr Hio.,
und get a7occnbottloorAUUUji FLOW
Kit or a samplo bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
Two doses will rcliovo you.
April 27, 77-ly jl
Business A irtiocs
Gent' Fuiicy bhoes ut E. M. Knurr's.
A very little money buys a very largo
quantity ol Goods at Lulz & tiloau's. Tiy it.
Justices'
Store.
Dockets cheap at Clark's Hook
Thiiso who wish to obtain first class Uro
.'eites, can liml tlii-iii ut l'. V. Conner's In n
-i n lu .Mi r 1 1 c 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 IiiiiiJiiu. Cull it
pri.iiULii taken hi txctiutie. Api.i 2-o',
U'u will bend post, paid to uu a. drib- 20
Verbuius lor fl 00, b Unci loi 1.0J, otiin
luuts In proportion. AilclressJ. L Lfilluu
illoomsburg l'.i. Catalogue of beautilul
Ureeiihuusu and licddlng I'lunls Irco to till.
Hats. Huts, Hats,
for Men's, liojs' und
grades and styles at
Youths' wear in a'J
D. Loweuberg's.
Foil Hent. Two rooms on tko 2ud iloor
ot ihe Knt building. Apply to
2w Mrs. M. K. Kst.
$1.25 Foxed Gaiters nt Mclvlnncy's.
li.iso balls and bats cheap ut Clark's ilco't
store.
In mentioning last week the good tiualities
of Mnycr's Anodyne Cordial lor Inluiits, c
nverlonked the (act that this medicine, co
taint tio opium. This is ot the utmost im
portance us most if not all the medicines lor
children's ailments contain more or less ol
this deadly driiir. .Mover Uros. pre-scriplious
tun ulviu-is be relliel on.
"Dunn tu Hard
McKiuiiev's.
Pan" lioots und Shoes ul
Mr. Wolf, of the firm of Clark & Wolf, 1
in New York and Plulade phi a, this week
buying their Spring Stuck ol goods.
Window Shades ami Wall Paper in great
variety nnd cheap at Clark's Uoofc Store.
F.ckhart Jacobs has opened a Hikeryon
Main street below Market, and is prepared
lu furnish the best Hread, Hulls, tic. His
iipulation us n baker is so well established
that lie needs no commendation from us.
Gents' Hull' Congress at E.
S2.50.
M. Knorr's for
PUBLIC WANTS SUPPLIED.
If you want it good Suit of Clothes.
If you want a cheap Suit,
If you want a Nobby Suit,
If you want a Spring Hat,
If you want them all yuu can find just
what will suit you in Price, Quality, Quan
tity and Style at D. Lonenbcrg's.
Lasting Gaiters, S1.00 at McKinneys.
Wall Paper cheap at Clark's Hook Store.
NEWGOODS
ju-l received n
Iurg-i lot of spring styles of
Knurr's,
Mn es nt J.,. .11
Lutz & Sloan have a largo assortment of
Now nhatvls and are selling them cheaper
than ever.
W i ndow
Shades cheap ut Clark's Hook
Store.
Rubber Coats,
Rubber Pants,
Rubber Caps,
Cheap and New nt Lotvenberg's.
Hand-made Shoes at McKinney's.
Wanted. Two girls to learn the tailor
ing trade. Wm. Y. Kester. Apr.27tf
Ladies' tine Shoes, all widths aud sizes
at McKinney's.
HRIDGENOTICE.
An election for officers of Catawissa
iiridge Company will bo held at tho house
nl .1. ll. Klstler on -May vtn, ion irom ono
to six o'clock p. m.
Geo, S. Gii.deut,
April G, 77-lm Secretary,
The World's Choice.
A Centennial Decision.
Competent nidges reprisenting Ihe civilized
people of the wond appointed for the knowl
edge of particular art or sciences, convened nl
l'lilladelohia for six months to decide upon the
eonipiralive merits of the various invcnlioi B of
mankind, awarded to inemanuiaciurers oi lieu
son's Capeine Porous Plaster, after a careful test
ami comparison ol this remarkable remedy witn
ordinary porous and other kinds of plasters, ihe
highest ami only meual, above all loreign anti
American competitors, on tho ground of its
grat superiority over other plasters, and its
wonderful pain relieving strengthening and cu
rative properties. Remember that Ibis decision
was made by four practical and -killed physl
cians.
Remember that no nostrum was allowed to be
exhibited at the Centennial. Remember when
vou are sulleriner from any ache or nain that Ben.
son's Capeine Plaster Is the best remedy ever
eleviseil lor all external oiuicuiues.
SKAUUItV JOHNSON,
PuiRWicsi'TICil. C'UEMisrs, N. Y.
May 19, 70 ly.
BENSON'S
CAPCfNE POItOVS PLASTERS,
A great Improvement on ordinary porous p'asters.
RELIEVES PAIN AT ONCE.
THE IIEST
Strengthening' Fillister Known.
Ct'ItES QUICKLY
Jlbcumatlsm, Neuralgia,
Lame and Weak hack,
bclatlc.i. Lumbago,
spinal and Kidney Complaints,
all aches and pains of a local nature.
Poldeterj where. Price 83 cents.
May MW-ljr SEAMIHV JOHNSON,
pharmaceutical Chemists, K.Y,
Have you tried Klrby's WileiCherry Couch
Halsara ? A very palateaMe compounil for
tlio various uflections of the throat and lungs
it has been used with success, in seven cases
of asthma giving instant relief and in many
cases ciVectinK a pernaraent cure, Price 60
cents per bottle' anil positively warranted to
give entire satisfaction fr money refunded,
Kirby'a Magic Kelief for the instant cure
nf severe nnd acute pains,
Kirby'a Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant, safe1 and etTectual,
Klrby's Horse and Cattle Powders are Ihe
best powders lor stock, manufactured. Try
them and be convinced,
Kirbv's Camphor Ice for sunburns, sore
lips and chapped haixli.
Dill's Ilillious and Liver Pills are recom
mended by the first FhytJlcians.
Tho above preparations are for sale by all
Druggists and dealers in medicine.
Mover Brothers,
July 21,'7G.-1y Wholesale Agents.
COAL. COAL
01 j I'staWUIifil foal Yard.
0. NEAt & litta,', Wbolesalo & Retail
Dealers in nil sizes of the best qualities of
Hed and White Ah Coal, at tho very lowest
maikct rates. Have constantly on baud larj;e
stocks of
Domestic, -
Cupola,
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
llilumlnous, u
and Limeburncr's.Coal.
Especial attention given to the prepara.
tion of coal before leaviug our yards. , Grain
and Lumber taken in exchantro for coal.
Coal delivered to any tiai-t of the town at
short notice. Orders felt at I. W. JIcKelvy's
store, or nt our office, will recclvo prompt at
tcntiQti. Office and Yarels at William Neal
i Sons' Furnace, Uwt HlQQmsuuri;. Your
patronage reupeouuiiy touciuxi.
COAL. 17 tf 23 CO AL
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Poets Mr tin Piirmer-rr!.ls for ItipTSlPirliint
Paeisforttie Hursi'mnn Parts f.,rtlis Rtock-rniser
1'aitsfnr the I'Miiilri-k'Ti'ir-I nns tor the Mee-Keeier-KiV"ls
ir llm I.nwyer-1'aets tor the Laliorer
I'aera tor tin- I'rult raiser- Pacts for the (lanli tiir
Pints for tho IK.ct'.r-1'i-cts for Hie Hair-man-Pacts
for the llwm-liolit Pacts for cvtry family who
niiiim lo buc lliuiie'
FACTS l-'OK AGENTS.
Tint Ihls Is ti.e must Impnilant ailiertlsenient for
youjetimbllstieil, titiiig i tin best chance tomato
money ever nrfir tl. 'ihe presa riuloiws It.jcur
own paper endorses It, cierj one endors-s It.
The Hook of tho Nineteenth Century,
Male and ferrule agent s coining money on It. Penrl
to us at nnen ami get circulars "re". IMiltAM.s.MI I'll
ni.Ai'K, I 1 wulnsilMreet, I hlUdelp'iI.i, Pa.
Auriu-isw
JilCi'iNSl'i iSTOTLCR
Notlce Is lurcby given lint tin followln:
nirsons li.iifi tlli-il In t1!" oillee of the I'nurt
nameil
t ffi.tr-
ter f-ess'oiis Ihtlr ieit.ns tyr Tavern. Hrtllng
House, or liiuui' store l.teense wlitehwll lieiire-
wnteil to the Court on Weihiesil.iy, .May Hh, A. 1).,
i?u.
John Kelt r,
HPiini i ess,
.lo 111 . ''i
I'eavr 1 1 p.
1 1 ion twp.
m: Mriu if Iwp,
' e -v-i two
' i i 'it rtjil t 'i n.
Ml in f i I' en er.
ill .
0 y
hail
II. i ' . t I tin.
I', .i. rt
f' tit li.i II. r.
f 'tiyiioaiii t ep.
Ci Hint 1 1 llof.
e'.itu iirh mi twp.
seoUUt'ii.
lilooaisiiurir,
Marttsnn i up,
.Miillie twp.
I.oeut tup.
Itloonsbiirg,
llerulek ll"r.
e'-ilaitlss-i itvp,
Mitlni' I tip.
Iisntlcli nor,
lira tig- twp.
Mj ll mi i.tp.
Mont i ir III p.
eli'ie tup.
Sc. tt. twp.
Cat tw'tsa twp,
l.'eit.t twp.
.Mllllltl I'll,
.lo- '', II l en. n,
I in lil -I f t'u i),
Jiillli I, K'll,
IHtam l enter,
John Monr io,
.lad-It Miller,
John li'iieis-k',
A. K. Mnilth,
.1. K. Lonir.nrH'rgpr,
Wellington Ye.'gir,
lieriianl -totmer,
.1. II. Ilojr.
J. II. Kl-tler.
Ilr.yil It. Yetter,
Ilotl V. Williams,
enrge XV Maugi-r,
II. C rouner,
I. eei w. uiier,
w. It, Tutihv,
A. K. s-ltnin-tn.
.l"lm rrkn.r,',
Kutci baieliT )
lieltsn-Mer, j
llalih 1 Ki hies.
Aaron llcsi,
II. A. .laenht.
liloti.iifburg,
Liquor store.
it uiiei t' . iri.iihlns l.lttomslnirif.
nnoeri III5SOH s t'o. Ci i.li'uiu i'.ur.
.Mi mriae!'e 'miner,
II. P. feytifir,
Ilerttlel; I'nr. " "
e'entrnlia Lor. "
s. it Cramer,
J. u. Uli i.vn,
It. Iiciff-r.
II. e.llin we,
.lo tali Mli h a I,
.1. II. K-le:tuer,
K. is. Miller,
cu trti s litl-iT.
Samuel llazleillne,
:.iti.!Hsa twp. Eillng Haujf,
I " 1 I H lM .
P.lilO'tlSbUI'g, "
I lltlWls.,1 lit p. " "
Hit tick Itur. , ' "
C il.i'tlss utp. ' ' ,
Itr It'. I i .1 p. ' 11
lllOL'lJUlllllg. ' '
II. V ZMIIt,
Cleikej. s.
Apr I JO, '"-to
1) LGISTKIl'S
istkh's yor
IV Notice Is liei'.'by yltt'ii In till te'Tltees,
eredl.
Iiir and iitlii't' t'lTsen-hilei'esti'il In the estates i,f
ttle restieetltetlcceil 'Ids and minors, thnr iliit fnt.
lotthijadinlnt-tiiitl'in and guirdl.iu accounts hate
ueen men ut lite oiuce ur inc. negisier or e tiitinitua
ciituit'.and tMllbepri'-enied fur continuation mil
anotiatict' in rin- unmans' e'oiut lo 00 lieu n
IilooinMnirg. on Mnnil.n, thcTth dayof .May, ls?T,
Ul X I, tllllli, l. Ill, Uli l-,Ut 11.11 .
1. I'lr-t and tltitl an- ni'tt nr mtver Watts. Admin
I ir.iior ur iiuiiiTi it .tits lite u Uenlio town
snip, tleeca i-1
2. Mrs li n I l!n il t ' .i u t f I' in-all Kiatner. Ad
InliiMriilor ,j M mis I'm a., 1 ,tu ot .MadliOlt
lovl'iislilp, Or, cit'ij.
S. l'lrs'and ilnal i.i'e mat of .Io eph P. Conner and
Matniici ,i. t'oiitii r, ijinliitslr,it,rsor (illbert 11
I'Ottier i ue or e entre e t iisiiip, ueci-ased.
I. Second nnd iln.il uteonnl of Wllllun II llagen
biK'li mil IIs,in li. M.'liek, Aitiiiiulsiraio.sot
rei-r Jieiucu. un- er -.cult township, dece.i-ed
5. Account of e'liai-li's Pt ifrinin, i:ecutor ol .Ml
cliilel lttder. I il - "f I.'i. tl-l t i.i'ii!.h n. tleiv.iv'd
uslllt'dbt iiiMtiiti' 1','iternini, Administrator
or e-ii irirs I'l'iit-rui.tn ui'ct neu
c. Account of Elis sinilt. eiuirdltu of Prancls I
Miuli, an heir at law ol linreas -inullz, Uu.
cea-,eii.
T. First DLd Ilnal account of Andrew .1. P.cngle and
.Mcinuas iK'nipe, iimuu-iriuors or .tlle'tiael
lieugle. Isle ur . I. I'll- tant loiinsnlp, deceased.
Aceouni of Abi'.ini Wititnuit, Eveeulor cf .less-
..incr, me or in l.trcrci k lotuisiup uecea.Md.
It. Fist an I narll tl mi t i,r .Inhu Atiilerson. Ad
lettitti'iiiiir ot i'ii. i Mule i.r M i, 1 horn tun, late
t f i on.t iiii.un lo. nslitp, ilite i-ed.
la. I in il ae,- .iiiu of s it Iii-hiii r u idrdl in of Prank
Hail. 'in ni hi, ,i gr.oil c'lllilauihelrot John
IilCiiaiil-., .I- .i use l.
11. 1 Irsl atul liiul .iietmnl of Mep'in eb.nrlnrr,
i mar nan . r li.irt 'iii..irii..rl. nmore il d or .l.i
cob tK-ai hill, lat- of M da loiilWilp, detcased
12. -.ccond account rf Peter t.ni, Adudnlstrntorot
Wcilln.-toi it. i:nt(l,r, rr 'iloom-,iun-, di teas
ed iu in- u o ins soniiiiiir.iiiir, oear i'. r;ni
t3. Mconi and pin tl.il ate iiiitnf All.-ri .Mann. Kk-
eciiinror reii-r i, ura.iri, law or neaver ijwn
snip, iieeeascit
14. 'Ihesieoiidalid Ilnal ateount of Piter I'jit, Ad-
iiiinisir.uiiroi it . .it i.iu, ot't'e.i-eu. as mod nt
eisjar I. E.H, Adiul.ihuatji ut Peter liii', de
ceased.
15. Pirstaii.l liml :"'C.ni t ..f It. Ml'ler. iiturdlin
ol .laeuli tot -I I'd en' etiiid a .hn'.ib ilarl-
zel, Jr , 1 ite or i.liillu ru tr.sniit, d.'i'casi-d.
ie. riM and ilinil ai'eiiiiiitor.l. II. Iletl r. Aitriilnt-.-
tralnror .larub luiua, jr., late of .Mllinu toith
snip, d-.-eeased.
17. Plrst and nnil account of John Shumm. eiuir
dl.in of Pi itj nnln md eieorgo tt' lio-.k-r, udiiur
e i idreii of enrv I r. ate 0' l eaver tintn-
ship, dceeased, us illcd bj his Executor Joha
13. Plrst and Ilnal account of Jonas Harlzel aril J.
II Heller. E it as of Jaejlj Hurtel, sr., late
oi tilliuu lonniiiip, uteeaseo.
19. Flrstnnd tin ilnee.jiuit (f n. A. Watson, Guardian
of lleoiL'e I. tt al-iiti. iiir.ior chl d of tuundi
Walnoii I ilo or Ma 11-iu l,i,tnlilp, deeense I. as
melt .! .tiarv a. tt aisun, ituniiiiira lix oi it. a,
ttatson, dt'ieasi'd.
20. First and tin it icnunrof Ii A Watson. Adrntn.
Ktraloror .lolin -.iilsh. r. uto cf Madison loiilt
rlilp, d-wasi d aslllnl b.. Mat y A. tt al.ioa, Ad-
uihil.iratiu of 1). A. w .iis,)ii, djccased
21. Urd and lln.il attount cf I) A. Watson, (luar-
dlau or I'mnta IVl-i: ui.d Id i l-etrr. ii.lnor ehll-
die.) ot tt u 1 un Peg, hue of Mad!-uti township,
oeceasHii, aj iiieu in ar- A. it ttisuu, AU.lllilll-
erarriKor u. .. ttaison, ueceaseu.
22. Tho account of John lr1, Administrator of Aim
Asuton, late ur ruie tuwn-nip, deceased.
Iteirlster s eimce. I W. II. JACOIIY.
liloonisburg, prim, is;:. itegtsttr.
rilK)VS' ITI1 MsHMKXTS.
11 The follow lntr nnnralj-emeiila of real an 1
rieisonal proisMtysei apart lo Mhlowsof dccedenis
hate been lllfd In the oillee of llio lteKlster of e'ol
umbla eoiintt. illidcr the Killes of Court, and till! 1st
presented lor absolute eoiitliriiallon lo the (irohans
Com t to be held In liluumsbut'ir.ln and for salucunii-
ty, on Mund.i.t, the 7th day of .May, ib7, at 2
o clock p. in., e, sail daj uiiiess exceptions lo such
couiiriuauuii uie inutiuiiMt iiieo. ui tiiueii uu ler-
buiis iiiiL'iebicu tu mho I'siaim n ut iitivo ounce;
1, Widow of .losljh 11 Iicdaun, late of the borough
ui licit! ICS, OlCClblU.
8. Widow ol Andrew iiinglcb, laloof Main town-
suip, ueeeaneu.
3. widow of John thuman, lalo of lieaver town-
buip, ueceasett.
I. widow of John W. Gli tou, late of Madison town-
bllip, ueceuaeu.
5, w Idotv of 1 homes. J. Thornton, late cf the Town
Ol iJluuinsourj;, utcoseu.
0. Widow of I'U.-lu
decea-ed.
hultz, late of lienton township,
7. widow ot noli ti l'. Clark, late cf tho Town of
liiouuibouii,', ucie-ai-eu.
s, widow of John c. lloiduu, late of Mt. rieasant
eoitiisuip, uieeasiu.
a. Widow of Hat Id A.Vt'atsoi.Iate ot Jladkon town-
biiiji, ueceabi n.
10. Widow f lijnli I Kuili;, sr., lato cf Koarlngcrcik
lUllilMlip, UCU'H'U,
11. Widow of John llchhllne, lalo of Ucnton town-
fcuip, ut ceiueu.
lleirblciniinire. I W, II. JVronV
lUooiicburir, Apr. e, IsfiiJ
U-iirl-ter
E--iKr-riasro,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
WTM V- liOmN'i:, Iron Street bclovr sct-
v tt oud. nioorniirjurir. ra.. is oreoai-ed to do nl
teinas oi
PAI.NTIXG.l
Kiel
1'AlTlt HANG NO
Ui the 0,'f.t ntj'lftt,
notice.
ut lorett prlcci, acd at short
Parties having such trorl: to Ja tvllt save monot
caiuug uu me.
All worn warranted toirlve satlafactton. OrJcri,
aoneiieu , '
wm;. f. uqdini:,
More lint.
BUSiXEPS CAUDS.
V1ITINUCAHI)-1,
LUlThl. llKADC,
- - UKA1IS,
POHTKllS, tC, 40.,
Neatl) - uply jirititeel Rt theCoi-CM-
Hi nHir
SJIllIti:, Sool uml Coal Una, from defective
drafts, pri'ie-ntt'il, No moie worry withnretB
f cooHiik or lie ntliii; t-end btamp lorelnulurio
fO HhNia t'OUOhli, 78tifcaDoiut5t,rulladt)lphla.
VCI-., IO- 1,
V) IANK Nl 'I M-.tiHii omiiltout MHuittloi
I I lf 'he i 'rui-teapi w Oa-nh.
Send 9V!. to G. 1'. in WELL CO.
I'fcinphletof 10 i-airea. contain
1.1. av I..,., iivit ivia, ut
a, coiitMnlriK lids cl stoo
bswapapesr, u.d taUmaUs sbon tu; ut of a lverus-
Hi.
LEGAL ADVFFlTlttEWENTS,
XTOTIC'U 13 MorcUY filVKX THAT
L ftirlfntlon mil t maele i i ti.e Presllent
.ni'iirn on i ne inn uat- or
iietitn on the lull ilav of Mrnra' Sneinrt p. m , for
n chart er to ITn'orririate
nieinie tup ki, c. . of i-i'li nS Itnli
Assoc latlnn
rillftlliilrnliwiiiK.
l . V, MILMirt,
t'l All . I ir Aplleabls.
April 1, Tf trt
iHUitCH LETTINU.
Pr.irnfi.'ils will ts reeeivcl nt thp storeof J. V
Mcilenry, nl if.lllwai-r, ColnmHa eouruy, ln
Hiitirilit. lilavMli. IbTf ret V n m . roe ihn e-rpeilnn
of it .Matting Hoiisr- on tie- gmuinls of Ihe old "Mill-
w an-r tutu i ii. rtan anu specincaiions iniiue i.now n
oiidiyor letllnif.
JOIIV PBALtlt,
f!TStS D. MollENnr,
lltLM ft, ftlcSEK,
April 11, '71-sw lliilldlng Commlltep.
. tiMiN'isTiiATdifa N'nrini;.
J: KSrATH Or IHIIIA SIIIIIS, liKCSSSEn,
Utters of AdinlnlsirHl Ion on tho estate eif Maria
Ttttrirs. late of lUrsinisbiiiirA'oliiinhl t Co.. tlcci-aiied
hate ls.-tn gnmteil lv rite itcHlstcr of said comity to
llnrr W. sluari of sanio plaee, I'nliunhl.i county
AUarr., to Mleiinull :-sons lael, titetl un ii-riuest-
e-it io iiito-o nn ineni, nun tii'ise nsvitig euiimstT
untwines ii-am-i the sttiu esiurc will make them
Known to me satu iMiininiHinuor ttnuoui u"iav.
HAIIRV W. CIllVS,
AdtnlnlHtrallt
.March no, ts"T ctv
T" pin tiittit-i- ol an order of 1'ilann C On!
vln. B-n Mtnrsff t'e of tin Coim't of er Tork.
1,,,'llet. Is h-Ti tr irlt ii t,t tl! ncri'ijiis hnvinir el .fuia
iifriinst e lurl iit-Bvrr. Ihieesr I'tia.viMut, ppnttstl-
vaitln, nut N .ninte isvih v li.ilu tl- ell v autl i-ouuty
ii -Kit ton,, iii'i'.jiis. ii, -o ori'Si'itt 'lie s inn: ttiin
ntlv'll-TS llli I', 01 I . the stlll-i riher Pt bis ntllri-. Nn.
us ,inii -in-, t. tn i he i In nf Ni w Vortt, en or is rue
mo ruhte itili 'i.f or .lime neM.
Hired, New Yorli, Ihe seteiith dayof December,
it"
ritElinitlCK C. 1IAVK .'KYKIt,
Ilocls-tm executor.
I DMIXlSTllATOlt'S N'OTICI'
(STATU or ASimasv nisni.rts, Dtc'p,
I Iters cr AdinlnLstratt in.nn the estate of Andrew
I (Unifies tatsiof Main tup, I'oliiinbla e'otmly, tlee'il.
nave tieen lentiit.'u i'Y tin-iifiti-tt-'i' in -woo lomiiyio
Ihe tiniltnU-neda-ltiit Is r tic -.of t nb.nii bi ('o.,Va.,
to whom -ill pt'ivin Indi'bteU to suUl Kst ite ni-e ro
quevtetl tn make pnj menl. mid tu se L.ttioi.' emluis
asritlnst I tin said estate will in.ikn fUeln kliu n lotho
saidailniimiirat'irwiiiiiniT ti-t ,v.
it. r . z tun, inrji tn-thur-r,
W. T. SilfAltS. .M tin nvn .
March if,'"-C;r.' Adiuliilstrarois.
A.
I'DlTOIt'S XOTICK.
IV TUB BSTATR Or Wll.'OX ILI.ES, heo'll.
The iiailerslirncd Auditor to make distribution of
in, 1UIHI.S in mo iiitiiu t ui .loan a, eunsion
Arltillnlslrutcr of tie estate of Wli-sin l en. eceas.
I til. to an I anion.' the turtles oniliied thereto, will
ntteiiJ to th'iiltitlesorldsuiipijthtnii'nr at Ids cilice
in the town or liMomstiurg, I'erm a , i n riiiirdav
molts u.rv or .May lsi,. when mid wiieinnll per--mis
huMiiir claims -airalnst thn sal 1 esuitesuu ru.
ijue-ted lo present the smiie, bi fore tit 'Auditor or bo
ouarrt-ii iroin uumuitf iu lor a snare oi stun iniiu.
E. JJ. OliVIs,
Arrtle, 1-TT-4W Auditor.
A1
itditoil's
L'irATK OF 8 UtAII NAni.P, pKC'lt,. LATB Or IRAS KLIN
towsmiv.
Thn un'I rltnin-l iulltor on p.tppntloni to
ncc-diittoi Milltin Wnlf uml diaries ngn. A1
mlithirators of uNivp fhtatp win mtiU lo liiodu
tlta of UU apt't'liitnicnr, t thn oriKv cf Vvevz &
i'llMlUCk a 111. Mil' ll illHl Wlirfri nil ivimihk
UtJiicil rntincumlojf in ftir tiHli.irc uf bM tuml.
X pi 11 ft, '77. 4tt. Atlttllor.
pr.oriioxoi'r.Y.s notice.
Notice li hereby given that th" following accounts
h ue been mod In the olie'o of tho rrotLonotary of
Columbia county and will ba presented to Ihe court
on the sih day of May next, at which lime they will
b-" continued nl. 1,1 nnj llnally coimrmed after four
days- nlessixceiillonsaiellled wltliln thatllmo.
I'lrst and Hail aoeount of Julm W. Cvasn, Atsl?a-
eeot NalliaH V. ftteekci'.
The tlntuce aint of t llllam Lamcn, Trustee of the
e'fct ilo of .1 icoli '.loyer, dee'd
Tho account off!. W. I. on, Irustee to sell the
real estate ot .loserh lloughlor.,l.ite of I'lno town
fehlp. li. rn.Ni; ZAiti: rioiiry.
April !, 1S77-IC
COURT PU( JCLAiMATIOX.
rHEUKAS, the lion. Wit.i.i nt Ki.wr.r.i.
1 ITesldent .Itidif" of the Court ufei .tr and
Terminer and eieiisr.it .la 1 Dealt cry, Court ol ijuar-
ler --"ssiom of t:i Peace and the Court ef Common
I'l'-nsand Oipliitis'e'oiul In the sum Judicial DI,-
irlet, eo'nouM'il of the coi.nTl'S of Columbia and
.Miilllol.r, and the Hons. l.K. hi It kli.titin uitd I'. I,
-li unan, -.socl.ilo iiiUii'Sot Columbia eo'inty, hatu
lsjtii',1 thi'lr precept, healing dale rl,'-:.mli day of
M ,r. h, lu ih'.' jear of our Lord eue iliuiii..tud tlxht
liiimlted and Heter.ty-seten, and tu mo lliictt-dior
Imlilln'-aCutii'i of 'tier itu.l 1'irniln. raitd tiener.il
etertL-i' ricwsl ,11 uf the Pc.iee, Cuuit of ciuimon
i'Iim-. ami orphans' Court, lu liluoin-ibur-r. In tlio
coiiutj of Columbia, on tho ilrst .Munri.1.1, Ui lie,' ihe
Ithdayot May lieu to contlimu tm, tveeLs.
Notice Is hereby lvcn to the Coroni'i', io the .lus-
tlees of tin Peace, and tlio CoaslnbU'S of the i,aid
L'ountyi'f Columbia, that the- be ihei ami therein
u.iir. proper iK'i'Kou ut in o'eloek luihe fuieiioun of
.said ;ih day of May, with ilitir uvurds Inuul
-itlius and other romeralu aires, todo those thlnsfs
which to their ofllocs appertain to be d'.ne. And
those that are bom 1 by reeosul.auee to prosecute
jiialnst the prlaoni rs that are or may be In ihe Jail
if the sold count, of Colu.nbla, to be then and tlieio
lo prosecute them as sh ill be Ju t. .Itirora nvo n.'-
'1'iesied tobcpuiictuaIlutlielratti'Ud.ince,tti;reeaWy
lo tin ir notices. luted at noornsijui- r the 0th day
.1 or Aerti. in me tear t.f oar ijini on..
is. MhJUMind cl,-ht hundredandheveiity-settn
laud lu tlie oral hundred und nrsticar of
ihe In lepouaeiieoof tha OnltsHl stales of America,
Mieilil's oniee, JOilX, v. IIOITJIAN,
liloomtbur-;. Air II is tc sheriff.
OTATEMKNT
1'irrcit ixicnoTi: and josskpii lkiih,
Sjpenlsors of Ikstievtoitnshlpfortlw sear eiiflins
Al'II J, lsi7,
Dlt.
Tu amount rroelvod from last year
si m
amiiunioidti ,iic.iiu ior lt.a ,
am juat received troci unseated land tax
i. n
JC5 03
f 1.5ST 8'
cn.
Ily ceonerat Ions and I r.ds ret'irned
l.iuoi'on touh. isia .,
" I. itilliip-r un roids Is7j
" plank uu ro ois ,. ..
"erna-ln udlhu.'ijjp'tcjiu
Indox boirds...,
" b'-l't 1,'es eif stipervls'lt s
' mliC-llaneous exrjtiijtia
" hauuico tluo tot,'usl:ly
lilu
Ihl II,
J III
a ij
105 to
13 S8
51,037 62
Hnvtr towaslilD. Arrll o:h. i7f.
IZxaiclned and
1.11 lilt JU,
AU.RN MAKN, I
l'Krsii linnoiir, ! Auditors.
JOHSl'ATTI.KSON,)
Apill'.'o, 'tf-lm
gTATUMUXT
i ur i enr i.cuinc Al'ril r, lb77.
eiE'iliOK I'VTFN', I'nor overseer et heaver town.
buip, voiuiuoia couniy.
DII.
Tobaliui'o at setlii tacnt last jear
t7T 71
877 it
4i:3
.WUOlHH OI UlipUClll" IOr 1S,W
Aiuuiinl lecilved faui un.euled liUJi..
Si 44
OB.
IlxonerailoLB and lindsreturnM
Paid m .to iiotpllid lor keej lug James
i:
75 15
8 97
15 M
23 0.
tic;
13C3
19 S7
16 00
UtO
hUeit.f l-'ornmUd lor keepliii.'.la'i.llarlor
exis'uses laklnifJab. 11 jUji- to Hospital
H. I', liardner, lucUhal bcnlas ror Jai.
Iluiltr
C. 1'reilheiinti'torLot-p ng Nancy ur&sy
a taiiiier
Mrb. MeUrati for heepla' K. bhcliham-
uier u iuus r ,
elotuin,' un I reia-ii'lni; ilja. Ilakur to
rhradi-lphU (i iatiioi
ervicesrf iitern-erof t'oor
ttiuu'.hbltiii cltolU'Cter
lnlbcull.tiioou.exnf
llilauev eluu totthbtlp
ti5l
956C
JJtll ft
Lxamloed and
Heaver totrnshin.
April 9, 1377,
cerililed.
Ali.uk Mask.
rirrait Knkuut.
Auditors.
JO UN 1'AlTSkSO
Apru vo, '77-lm
pri'onroK AUDiroijs of nuNK.
L, UN TO NSIIIl', AI'iaLO, U7I.
JOXATIIAX I.Q1U5MAN, Overseer,
mi.
To amount of eiupiieaioof unwated land,
vv . W.14 UI ) VUI , O.V f 510 1 1
Clt.
Ily, money palj out, commission,
tiers, ice.
m it
'ANDHBW I.OUKMAN, Supervisor,
lilt.
to amount ot duplicate, unseated Ijndio. tn'Jbl
tli,
Uy vrork, ptreentace, wrvtoevs, He HUM
To balance.
JESSE JOHN, Supervisor,
(SI VI
lilt.
To amount ot duplicate 1537 31
Clt,
Ily wprk, plank, orders, 4e , 55
To balance .......f , , t"i7v9
WM. 0. EISHEIl, School Director,
mi.
To amount of wliool and liulUllni; tax t,TI9tO
Oil.
liy orde,porijiUi;j( H.,,
ny balaaoe .
mi41
TllO. I'. OlICItBINOrOH,!
Unci. Kadi by, t
AtUAH Liuu, I
Aadttors.
April so, i ita
BLANK M0U1GAGES forfielecJ.eAii.ttUe
Dauchy&OoVAdvt'fl.
New pleeesrhept lamle, retails forlt 10, sent for
11 I ctn, and ttamp. Cheap Jlustc in, .Mldilleboro,
Mass. Aprl2f, n-4v it
OfslllMKIANT ('.tllli-s all stjlcs with name, 10
Zt.) o. post paid. J. II. Ilusted, Nass.ni, Kens eo,
N.Y. April 21, If-IW ll
i.ttt rt copy curious loteletter,! pk. comic cards
J ' 111 n lt inipyiiiK iucraiiun u irua; tin nir iv
Its. olid stainp I'uu Cud Co., Mlddleboro, Mass,
Aril IT, I: lw d
liet bargains In A merloa.Tri A p TOJ,
-darn and I'atalniruo free.J- uriilUOi
P. Maneha
novcr, Dei.
April "1, Il-sw u
--iiT"vrt paekitre comic Rmelopos, pit comle
cards, nk. scroll cards. 21 n. book ot Pun i
nil for 10 c. A, hlamp. Notelty Co., .Mlddleboro,
Mass Ariu2T,'7f-4w d
in i Mtniit
An old esubllfhed M, Y. and llavs-
l 1'il'ni nrm
. nrm want a fienerni Aurnt
tn lilocmsburg or
Icltiity loconlrolthesalesot their
e lyarft. Permanent I'a.tlnif Position for au ac-
et'btiiblo intn. Mint Isi enertretlo and lell.tb e. Ad
dress, ltAMUN, I.iJl"BH )c Co., H7, Iteadtt street, N,
.lTli Zt, M-SIV U
t it i r ;, i x u
WITH A COU) IS ALWAYS DANtinitOUS.
USE
WF.LLS' CARBOLIC TABLST4
a sure temedy fir Corn IIS. and all diseases of tho
TIIIP AT, I.L'MIS, CIlUsT and ULCOfS .MlSM
1)11 NE.
Put, tip nttly in '31uo Boxos.
SOM) 11V ALU IIIU IKIISTS.
C N. cm rTllVTO-l 7 sixth Avenue, Now York.
March .0, "7-iw 1)
itrtir BI, I .. I . i.,.i.
1 UlN lltrtallon. I pckWo1I, nil sW
jJc.Miirt ntiil stiitn). run card co,, Mlddleboro Mas u
A pill 27,
-
"PT Ofliolli) Top raf-kturo U tUolnrtrcstnml best
111 FolllntroMf hkau AM) Ki:. is Hliceta
uie rujer, IS UiV!op8, IVnclt, l'enliolder. Uold-
fin r ui li'-niiiu (fuiu M-jne m-cb liluioiig,
(JiMitH TnVt rirnrjff Diamond rin, Ahietltyn stoni1
iliirf InlatJ irnhl. auuIIivsL btoiic seaif l in.
iroli-ri.)i"d Wrdfllnjr Klny. RPt roielmtl Kar Drom.
Lii'Uh Hj'M-n'd ft'.ii Mlvpied hat hln; jvyiifs fjney
net m -.Ti' drop, cold il ite eollarlmttnu, (if ins
ijUI-plat'ul WAHii'ltaluauaMtor tliruo jfuld-plut-
i liit fiiiiru ijl Pni pniTj-pum ror on
cent. t ::trra In luoc'i.pnu U ujenU. J.'l1 TD
XJD I IT, I 1111 1 'HI I lit,-.') tVVI iuiii j, l
tj's 11 kf , 14 liT U
1 T t 1 eomli- oil ehro
11 ttoiin ."to, 1 pk
I 1 l ''' eui 'liiis'S. I pi,
--cnl ' Jinb..'.i
hromo, 7x11, mounted,
l'jv caids. 1 nir. com-
ok comic cards. Lnk.
nb-.i.K 111 till soot Tor ohlc
u 1. 1 . ni.Mii,., ..uii-uj i;u., .iit'ijiuuuro, .IIJAS.
A rill i, "i-ltv d
RSsD THIS 1 1
JX Chance for all to make or Save
BrZoncy,
iNn oct thc ai:sTe,ooD3 ire "nn markkt.
TEAS, COFFEES, SC.
sold at lower prices than tha sama qualities can bo
1st ,i,'itt at ai,y otiier house lu nils country. All
eroods uiiiiianieed Id IV sall-fuctorv uml as renre-
ii nied.ortnu lu'ina wlllberifuudedonreturnortho
&' i' .Us, ttiii. h i.iai he dune nt our expense.
Ther putatlon tif our notice fur am iimi stand etui
ootns.'t ti.v en' i ,ir' jt'aisi.has r-lteiiusa
-iiiimu-m -i'ii i ii,, t it, a uu t iciiuiy, mar Is not
ei 1 it' I t'l thei ii ,il-i In Hi.. Ir,l'tr. .s.rier irtn.
i nn- -i i!i . uiin'i in- h.n d ti'iialiied to onvruur
poo Is tu nous k?eteri in tho Int. nor, nt the lotvEsr
wuor.t sai.k tiiaue I'Rii'js, tin ii a dull H fanned
larije enourrh to moke a small cite. 'Ino (roodsof
eitcu member of t.ie club mil to put In heparate
ntuld loi fuslon lntlltilbtitloii l.ouds will be Mut I
u- e-toross ut coi.li;ct o dklivekv. au ttiahin'r to
save nony bt nun liasltur family sunniics at New
'irk tiliiilesiile pikvs can talk the matter oter
nmon-j ftli-nus mid neighbors, and send tons for
flub circular, I'rlee-llst, c We gltea present of
either -roods, or money to the person who gets up
tlio tlut-, to c unpensite for trouble clr. Simples
v, i a vui' , ar. dciii mill.
Gtincr's ITct Yeri and China Tea Co.,
M. H, M03ES & 00., Proprietors.
777!. HI Sltiiuri tHt Vi-itpj Hircci Ni- Vur
I NOTICE- T hkT tht
lArtn"st n best alHrt-i
Hiaiioneiy racri't.iziiinum
Worlil. tt runlaifii 0
tlevittiry l'-oiup.ctfl (i.-imiil pafka, wltlt els-r-int urnld platol
ll'U liDMnnn. anil lart!M fAilil-mnehU rn, MaI.tiIh ntl
drnra,pnit rIJ, 25 cetiti. 5 pwknciM.'nlth "mrtfj-J Jnw
ellJ. S I . A M C;t 1-ntentUetr Wauh frra tn .llannti.
u-ou- ex iiu 7uu uronuway. n y
Lba w asm
s.s r.Dctl.l'eDbolJorpna rcn,-r...r.rcnknlf0 Liivb,,d.
e i'i.t anl f r Kmrtnff beam.. Ciiltlti off Ilnnt- Bns ....
InSi lZ.l.T,:"".''?n ln'tsllMlm.. Aceiit. 'ra
1,, iranrl5 S.JV f f t'.S 1 .tl;;'J""riliii.rr li.itur.ment.
tosii. UR1DC&CO.. 7G9 QfnnSwn.. M V.
STATIOVERY rACKAOna, ana H I X r
70S Oroaclwoy, Niw York
BOOK
See th!3. a.-.Iy 1 'o canltnl rc-
iintrtsieo bian canvabsing for
Htrl: Twain's Hew Gcrap Book.
Joii 1. iiaiimteii . . nivin ooriTin
VoJr': ' '.1-:" st.,NcwyrkijiV V aOOtilW
if "4. IS rUH HlbTORYRI
bhNTEN L EXHIBITIOIV
It eoitulni nearly lootlno ensrr.uln-n of buHd-Ins-s
and sii nc, h, tno Gie t Kxhlbltlon. nr.d lithe
only a'li i,ea Ic uud eonmuti, iiKtnrv n.niii.i,nH I
L;Vm .r "' ,ral,a ''ull'bniStWor.derful exhlDlli. cu
r oMilef, sretit events, etc, Vcy cheap nnd beiHnt
,1,'ht lm- n .1 nt bold 41 copies lu ono day. hend for
our ov ru lerraa to aseitts and a mil description nf
1, n-1 , on -'"-11 uMbiiiMi co., rmu-
CAUTION onnth-Ji:ihiM?
iiii.iivu. nonor. do ueeelved. See llnr. fltphnnlr tnn
b apmiV'7nr- rl-3 pJSt'a ai,d '''oarly 400 cnSrftTll-l's
THE HOPTOF REWARD
la whit induces so many peoplo in search of
to go to Jl lelilean, and belect from tl o
- ONE MILLION OF ACRES
11 It i-o," mn ' 11 Uraud !PJ-"h'l Indiana
NtmiU' foUj, suro crors. plenty of timber, no
dtoothb, sM-biiopnen, orchlnch burl. Vara water
S ""Jy .SH.W' ""Illation and1
lcVironmoro rae",?,,."??
ted pacr met, full cf facts In Herman rend Knriiah!
say la ivtat jmpr yoei sirf uds notice. Addre-S
W. 0. HUQI ART, Und Comm'r.,
UKANIJ HAl'lnS,MIe.'II. '
Tttl'3 rtl-fee' March - UTT.tm ,t
T. D. Kollogg's Advts.
J? SIEHtXa'S
rN CYCLOPEDIA,
nirw 1UVI3KD i;pmox IfAOOO artloleai. 5.C.X1 en.
priinnm, and IS urtendtd mars. Tho iiest HOOK
or ubieeraal Lnowl-d're In tho lajuruaire. Now in
fi-Trtv. ,pu afSl'S,1!' si-kcimi:n with map tent
cuts. SI.
Apr ss-ly.
lVJS & CO., IMilln.
EXCELS10H
CO.,
13 EST AND OHEAP13ST
rillNTINO INK IN TOE SIAltKKT,
llnrelii St., NllW YOItk.
Aug. II, Ic-inv k
VI No I'ATEM IIAllt CHIMPEKS
il,nt'!,0rllU'llj'If ',,.1.lie Qownsot fashion, hendlor
i'hTie irrhri.'.W5,H' IN0' ,"M?C''"' ' Mreet,
1 nuittieijMo, 1 a, Hies, ;6 cm j w
ti'.lMK VATS AND TANKS. fur Lrcw
.fin',',,"''tlil-11,s.rt tnanutaeturers ami pitvate
liuttcnwood bt., buevw Uroiid.
RU'IJ-KH. GOODS of every elcriplirn.
Benin?, racklne. Iloso. lioots nod Khn i i-ir.ir,:
UIS'A0,, V, i'iltl' 1.KVIOK, t-ON a C07Jchesu
Timn'oLrJ . ' Ai-eiies -tanonai Ituhtx-r Co.
Bab cock fit Wyeth's Ada
IJ tateB Inteinally. and l'ontlvfly Cunsllbeuma-
rnrH 'ir? JU;UU ecry.vLert). rkid
UKU'lliLNS riNE rtcvrr i-v
Oct . ns.-ir. A l)u----'l. aBion, fj. c.
JOB 1'RINTINQ
OF
EVERY DESRIPTION
11XECUTED ntOMPTLY
SHK19
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
have removed
Main Street.
to Evans' IJlock,
Extra heavy Tin Wire, also
AWNINGS AND TENTS
,. ... .. . .
ot cvcrv dcscriDtion ninmilactiirctl
by
Kolliks & Holm is.
Galvanized Iron Cornice
designed and manufactured by
Rollins & Holmes.
ARQAND HOT BASE STOVES
lG&t and lllOSt CCOnOllUCill 111
s
the market.
Rollins it Holmes.
The BAT13TOW ELEVATED
Oven HaiiKc, the LION and EM
PRESS Portable Ranges have
no equal.
Rollins & Ilolmcrf.
STEAM.
Public nnd itmiit(!
buildings
hwitetl by f-teatn. A varietv of
Steam Pipe, Valves and Fittings,
constantly on hand.
Rollins & Holmea.
PLUulBLNG & GAS FITTING
promptly donu
Ruilins & Holmes.
Feb I, '77-lf
jTEW STOCK OF CLOTHIXO.
G-entleinen'a Drrasa Goods.
DAVID LOWENBEno
Invites attention to his larsroandele-rantstoclc
ni, J
bm
at his atore on
MAIN hTltEKT, IN THE NEW BLOCK,
nLOOMRUL'llQ, TA.,
"'ere he ha,justrecelvcd from .New York and Phil
adclphla a full assortment ot
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lDCluaiBK tho mofit fashionable, dwrablo and
GOODS.
;oo.nsistino or
BOX.
SACK,
FltOOU.
GUM.'
AND Oil. CI.OTU,
COATS
AND PANTS,
OF ALL SORTS SIZES AND COLOHS1,
ne has also replcnUhed his already litree stock of
CLOTI18 AND CASSIMEItES,
HTItlPKD,
FIGURED .
AND PLAIN VESTH,
lillltTS,
C1IAVJ.TU
KIX-'KIS,
U COLLARS,
IIANDKEHCIIlKl'ti,
OLOVES,
SUSrENDEIIU,
tl
AND .
FANCY ARTICLES.
Hei has constantly em hand a larso ana wcU select.
ed assortment ot
Olotha and Vcatings,
which he Is prepared to malto to order Into any kind
of Uoujine, on Tery short notice, and In the beet
manner. AU his clothlnrr is made to wear
of It Is ot homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCIIKS AND .IKWPMtv
Or KVKUY DESCIIIPTION. VINE AND CI1KAF,
IU8CA8E or JEWELltV IS NOT 8UHPA68ED CI
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE ItlS UENEZIAL A8SOHT
MBNTOF Clothing, Watches,
Jowelty, &c.
DAVIl) I.OAVENBERG.
l.n-tt.
At the Oot-VMWAir Office