THE COLUMBIAN .AND DEMOCRAT,BLOOMSBUHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA7
THE COLOMBIAN.
AI.OOMNDUKU, F BID AT, MAI 19 1 8 7T.
Hull Kond Timo TitliK
LACKAWANNA & BI.OOMSI1UHO KAIL ItOAl)
N01ITI1, BOOTH,
Accommodation Train, 0.45 A.M.
mil Train
Kxpress Train
A largo number of the flslt known as Bus
quetianna salmon have been taken thin Spring,
on both the Nortli anil West Branched. They
are of largo sie, weighing from three to eleven
pjiinds. Moat of them hare been taken In
nels.
J.M A. M
1.M l'. M.
CM 1'. M.
Ml A.M.
4.4J P. M
11.57 A. M
CATAW1SSA ItAll, UOAD.
NORTH.
OCTn
T,8T P. M.
11,33 A. M.
Accommodation Train 0.29 A.M.
tlegnlar Express 4.04 p. M.
Tlirotigit cars on Express train either to Sew York
or Phll.vlclptila. Accommodation train runs between
t'atawlssa anil Wllllamsport.
Tim next iwun of tiit, Coi.umman
wii.i. contain tiu: opinion or tiihcoukt
ON THE NEW JA1I, (J0P.9TI0N.
If you desite checks with roes of health up
on tlie.n, if von want that peculiar brilliancy of
complexion so prized by ladle anil ndinirtri by
everybody, if in a word, you want that perfec
tion of phyMdl appearanco that pure blood in'
sures, lite Dr, Hull's lllood .Mixture.
COU11T PKOCKKDlNaS.
Tho fatuous Swedish Quartette who have
been In Vill!iuniurt giving one of their ile
liglilfut inimical entertainments were in (own
on Saturday, on their way to Wilkes Dane.
-Mr. .MUliler, who lias tlie ladi a in charge, ie-
grellccl ihut lie could Mot give nil evening hele,
but may do so hereufter.
Owing to the con-taut siwions of court ('nice
the argument of the injunction restraining tbu
commis-ioncrs from proceeding under iheir
contract fur a new tall, there has been no time
for the preparation of a decision. The que'
tiou will probably be settled the latter part of
this week ami the opinion will appear in our
next tame.
W, It, Jobnfonhas lien appointed poft mas
ter at Jersey town.
The aihlrcss nt Shlckiblnny on Decoration
Day will be delivered liv 0. II. llrockway.
I, W. Hnrtman is I. ..proving the appearance
of Ills residence by giving It a froh coat of
paint.
Mr. It. A. Mercur, of Towanda, lia-s been ap'
pointed Itegikter in IJankruplcy for tli'n district
rice lv. Overton, resigned.
Wanted: A smart, reliable nnd honest
young man to learn the drug business. Apply
to box 623, Ilazleton, l'n.
When you sec a bright llaby plea-ed w!l
itself and everybody else, be sure that Dr. Hull's ment of the lowcr'eouils, in the cases of James
Ihby Syrup has been used. Only 2o cents per Curol, James lloyle, Hugh McUahait and
bottle. James Itoanly, eonvictcil ol the inuruer o
lienjjmiii J Yoit, In Wo, Alexander Camp
A. J. Dietrick Esq., was in town but Mon- bell convicted of tlie murder of John I. Jones,
day. By the way he has just received the nom- ami Thomas Curley convicted of the murder of
inationby acclamation for the recorder-ship of hi woman in Aloiuiruuicrv county. These six
The expense and annoyance of an extra ses
sion was lorced upon the count-y by a Dem o-
cratie majority, led by the economist, Sam uel
J. llaudall. Unzille is Jiulklm.
Not at all. A lteiubli can Senate made an
extra Bessiou necessary by Insisting that the
people should pay for so Idiirs to bo used in car'
rying elections in the South for the Kepublican
party. You've got the thing mixed.
Thy Supremo Court has atlirnied the judg.
"Williamsport Republican of course.
Wesley Hotline pleaded guilty in Court last
ieek to n charge of larceny but his sentence
ITJS deferred until the 1st of June, at which
time there will be a special Court,
men will probably bis lunged,
Joshua Comly Esq., of Danville, Geo. K,
Haer Esq., of Heading, nnd S. P. Wolverton
q., Sunbury, were nmong Iho lawyers from
abroad in attendance at court I'iis week.
The war uup epidemic is raging fearfully
and the papers are filled with plain of the seat
of war, widen, like man, are "fearfully and
wonderfully made." Nobody will get from these
maps any kind of an idea as lo the characters
lias of iho country w hen the fighting is to take
place, and many of tliem are drawn in the rough
est manner and with but little regard torespec
live distances or loca'ions of prominent points,
Mr. James Schuyler has just relumed from a
visit to New York, When there he took a
look nt the great exhibition of dogs, the largest
one of the kind ever known,
The old burial ground on Third street lias
lieen entirely removed; and the appearance of
the place has greatly changed, John K. Gir
lon has taken it for a term of years nnd propo
ses cultivating it.
Tho Warded of the Eastern Penitentiary lias
telegraphed lo the Sheriff, that the institution is
full at present and therefore, the Sheriff did not
take James Green to Philadelphia yesterday as
lie had intended.
The Columbia speaks of the fine musicians
in the Uloomswirg jail. Ann ineeuiior man!
them for a serenade! Dannlle JUcord.
The above is contemptible. The inference to
be drawn from it is that the pruwtwrj are th
musician-, whereas the Columbian stated dis.
tinctly that the policemen on duty furnished the
music. The statement mat a serc.iaue was g.v-
en and acknowledged is false and malicious, nn
il.n itteard fuati knew it when he wrote it. It
like lirower-hat sort of stuff.
Ellas Miller et al. vs., the l'liila. & Heading
It. It., suit for damages, Verdict for defen
dant. Petition of Fiettn Pelfer for guardian, Peter
Gablo appointed, Henry Gablo approved as
surety, bond In $600.
The following Sheriffs Deeds were acknowl
edge In open Court i
Tho one lourtl. Interest of a lot, in Blooms-
burir,nf Daniel Snyder to Dora Snyder.
House and lot, In Bloomsburg, of J. C. M.
Brown to B. F, Zarr.
Thoono half Interest of 370 acres, In Pino
wp. of John Lore to Benton Saving Fund As-
delation.
Lot. In CaUwia, of M. A, Brown to CaUwts-
i Saving Fund Association,
Lni, In Cita'wlsi, of J A Hummel lo Divid
H ltllssell,
Com. v-, l-alah liters et ol. Non pros, as
gsln-t Miles Karns allowed and recognlnnce
of others forfeited In open court to be respited
at their appearance at next scsions.
Com. vs. L. C, Rtitter. l'ccognkanceof Lvuia
llnttpr fnrfpitr.il In 1in i-rntt!t.t In trnvnir-nl nl
Tho Colossal Bronze Blaine of Victory which
stands In the Park, at Lowell, before the tomb
of Ihe nut soldiers (hat fell In the revolution,
is a lasting and beautiful tribute of art, It Is
one of the first objects sought by strangers visit
RKPOItT i). ,m AUDITORS (IF COX
YNtlllAV, TOWNSHIP AND CKNTItAUA
POOIt PBTIUCT.
Patrick A. P.urke, Collector tor said District for istfl,
lr.
ting our lter city, which indeed many vi-i- April 0. Hit, To ain't ot Conjnghvn town
null......
nr. v. lo
cato at 5 mills
li 1.1. ..I, 1.1.,,.. nfi,ll, ri siniHiupncaioat oinius. .... ...... nn9
,....rvv.j ... ....... pr. v, io ami ci (.ouiraua iiorougu uin.ii.
59 J M
JG0VJ it
it was obtained from the King of Bavaria by
Dr. J, C. Aycr, lo whom Ills uinjcdy was es
pecially gracious in acKtiovvie I inicni oi wont Cr.
his riiiiril!(.N nrn i-riinlril to have dono for the
.uireringslck. it vva, donated by .he Doctor 'i.V' M'.' cxo,r"tlon ffi ',"P-: 'too
to the Cilv of Lowell as a nermancnt and sneak-1 . " ,u
Ing emblem of the victories both of Science am
Arms. llagentown (.Vtf.) Vms.
May 'I, 4w
cots.
Com, vs. John lot.
Hecognizance ofdefen-
Busini'ss Notice ;.
Gents' I'unov Shoes nt E. M. Knorr s.
Sidid shank cast steel lines at 2.") cents ut
J. Schuyler At Son's.
Another lot of those Sl.Oi) (1 liters nt I.
W. 1 1 art uiati's.
Mover Bros, bavo in their Main Street
store, a beautiful toilet set, ctiu-istiiig of
Hair Brti-h, Comb mill llanil Jllrror. Uel
" retiirnpdlononis.forcollectlon
township iluplloiiln M 134 21
nm't returneil to Corns, for collec
tion, iiorougli lii)lteaio M 03
' rnltt.r'tor's pntii. nl .1 n-r rent on
5S7I.M 20314
balance put In 'treasury WW 10
t'MU 11
Patrl'lc A. liurke, Treasurer ji salJ nlstrlct tor H!0,
Dr,
Atir s. ls:T. 'I ti nm'i leo'il from tax Uunllcato
r.n MM t5'sJ9 tl)
Tiinm-r. r,r uns interi Iflti.l lax. col ecteil thru'
C. II. lliotKWay, anoiney ior uuirici inn
dant and Henry Yost forfeited to bo respited on lulolil. tlm new substitute) for ivory is used
appearance at next sessions. tor thu Comu anil llio u.icks oi uie .uirror
Com. vs. John Jones. Assault and battery. '" l he set is well worm seeing, as
Verdict "not guilty "prosecutor and defendant nothing so handsome lias ever been seen
to pay each half costs.
Com. vs. John Jones and William lhlrd. Wnll 1'nper cheap nt ivluru s uook aiorc.
Surety of the peace. Court ordered defendants & Wolf llllVB a full stock of Dress
to mve bond in 5100 to keep the peace for six aml Staple Goods which they are selling low
months. lor cash. It will pay you to iook tit, ineir
James Ureen the darkey convicted or assault stock before buying.
Willi Intent to kill George Ilrigg was sentenced
to two years imprisonment, $100 fine and costs
of prosecution. Just received by Schuyler & San n new
Daniel Smith y.John B. Kniltle. Verdict lot ol lSuniboo lislutig roils.
for plaintiff for lands described in the writ.
Lasting Gaiters, $1.00 nt McKinncys.
Court order that a venire for a Grand Jury
be Issued for the September term, also a venire
in the Oyer and Terminer for forty eight jurors,
a like number in the Qiurter Sessions and Conv
mon Picas for the first week and a venire for
thirty six jurors for tho Common Picas in the
second week.
Adjourned.
May 14th 1877.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Report of viewers ofaroadin Mifllin twp
near John iloofnaglc, confirmed nisi.
Report of reviewers of a road in Madison
twp near John Sietler, confirmed nisi.
Report of reviewers of a roul in Benton twp.
near Alex Mcllenry, confirmed nii.
Auditor's report on exceptions to account of
guardian of Dora Snyder, confirmed nisi.
Com. vs. James Archcv. Surety of the peaco . t rei,eiveii a larg3 lot of spring styles of
on oath of Jeremiah Cooper. Court order de- jjancs nt E. M. Knorr's,
fendant to give bonds in $200 to keep tiie peacu - ., .. ,
is, ., l s,,.,;,i ,..u.,r.Is .lr.rr.miah Window Shades cheap at Clark's Book
"-J-' J Store.
Cooiter. I
Z. S. Hobbins for use vs. John Lcgcott. Eject- Go and free I. W. Hartman's nico lino of
.v,i v.ni;..i f.,r ..ininiitr rnr i ,,..la .i.wrlhrd Summer Silks sSl.Od anil S1.2.) per ynru.
in writ.
Those who wish to obtain first class Gro
ceries, can find them at T. W. Conner's new
store in Moiidenliall a uuuuing. Uountry
produce taken in exchange. April 2i-bw
S1.23 Foxed Gaiters at McKinncy'e.
Base balls and bats cheap at Clark's Hook
Store.
I pa Pream Soda is lust the tliiiiir for these
hot days and Moyer Bros, keep it, with the
richest of Fruit Syrups.
Ponanls I.ins latest styles of Laco Col
lars, with all the latest novelties. Did you " ,111111 .paiil, . orUer No pj, March 31, 1st;,
eo the Sequin Buttons for trimming dresses ,. nm'i p.ui, order No. 1 1, lu.23!U;;!iolin
Clark & Wolf have tliem.
Spring Suits made up in city fctyle at
I). Lowenbcrg's.
NEW GOODS
Cr.
tli am'tnf cnsls pal.l through Att'js.Mnrr
ami liruekw.i. on .ippnala .. -
"ain't or cosispiM llirough Att'js Marr
and llrockway 011 Bulls utf.iliist district...
" ain't or debt and Interest In lull paid to
S11s.u1 farr, rr jwlKment
' nm't ot de bt p.ild 1 1. II. M Ward on acc't of
Judgment vs. district
ain't debt paid It. Union Co. on oec t
ot judgment s. dlstilit
' ain't debt paid c it. Murphy onacctot
Judgment s. dlsti let
" ain't debt paid C. 11. Murpliy on acc't of
Judgment s. dhlrlot w
' ain't of older nt Tlios. llemicssy, stew
ard's pal.iry. p.ild
" ain't p.ild lunlile Asylum im acc't ot In
s.ini! n.iutier e.xiH'liscs
" llrotkwny & I.twell, on acc't of foes
" ain't paid I). Lowciibcrg for clothing' (or
der prodiieedi . .
" am't p.ilil 'I liomas fieraty Tor sen leo as
dlrectoi' (order produced)
" unit paid t). Lovienberg for clothing (or
der prudiiccd) ...w
" am t paid llrockway Klwcll for counsel
fees
" am't paid llrockwuy Klell for counsel
fees
" ain't p.ild llrockway A. IJnell loradier
tlslng, pilnllinr, .vc
" nm't paid order No. 01, 1-al.Ui Yeagcr,
d.itcd March rfl, 1-T0
nm't paid on acc't ot No. 2, Isalall Yeager,
dated I'eb. 20, ls;o. for (ii.2t
" ain't paid order No. 21j tor auditors' fees
lorlsnl, Anill l, i-:t
" am't pilil order No. lis, Apill 10, liTT, 11.
P. curry, for room rent, .ve
" ain't pjld order No. 3, l'eb , Is", Mrs.
Tbos. o conuur, inantue and horse iure
" aia'tp.ilt older No. 2", June la, tstfi, Ed
ward Hughes, work at Poor llouvi
' nm't p.ild order No. iJ, .lune 2ti, wa, .loliu
.ilur.in, 1 ptiuen lui 1 uiu lluuau
W. H. Gilmorc purposes removing his Sa
lon) and Billiard room to his new block 011
Maui street, in the room formerly occupied by
the Columbia county Bank, lie is fitting the
place up handsomely.
Messrs. Cowles, Gibbs and Peacock returned
from a fulling trip on Saturday bringing with
them 83 fino trout of more than usually good
t-ize. They report that the water in Fishing
creek is '"so cold, like ice."
Col. H. Bruce Hickctts, of Wilkes Barre,
well known in this county, where lie formerly
resided, has been chosen Firet Vice President
of the Society of the Army of Ihe Potomnc,
which meets in June at Providence 11. 1. Glad
to hear of it.
Peter S. Luby, ofConyngham township, has
' been found guilty in the Pottsvllle Court of the
ilarceny of $10 from Samuel Maurer, and as
sault and battery on Cornelius Daniels in Lo
gan's saloon, Ashland, and sentenced to two
.years imprisonment, $10 fine and costs.
It is unnecessary for any one to coll our at
tenliou to the mechanical appearanco of tho
Colvmiuan for a few weeks past. We aro pain
fully aware of (he fact that it has not been ut
all creditable. We must plead in excuse, first,
the miserable quality of paper furnished us,
and second a delay in getting new rollers. Tho
supply of poor paper is exhausted and we do
not propose lo have any more of it. Our new
rollers will be dono before next week, and then
we shall try to maintain our former reputation
for beauty and neatness in mechanical make
"I1-
W'e have received the first number of the
weekly Xew Era, published at Lancaster by
ex-Senator John II. Warfel, and willed by J.
M. W. Gel-t the veteran editor and founder of
the Etprttt. Tho paper is Republican but not
of the Cameron stripe in fact the transfer of
the U. S. Senatorship from-Simon to Don was
the occasion of Mr. Geist'a withdrawal from the
Expreu, and llie beginning of the -Vein Era. Tlie
paper is a beautifully printed and well edited
journal of eight pages and with so good a con
ductor can hardly fail of success.
Another feature of the jail combination is the
fact that the adoption of the Wetzel plan, and
all contracts to be made under it were farmed
out in advance, Wetzel being leader of the Ring,
and KniK but the figure head. The most ex
pensive lteiuis the stone work over one half
which was given to Iluuck, who sublets with
Josh. Fetterinan for tbc lime-stone, who goes
Krug's bail. Lime-stone should not be used as
It is too soft. A prisoner with good tools can
v work throuirh it. Besides, it is not dur-
Utwge Blue, eon of the late ex-sheriff Blue After a certain time it becins to crumble.
committed suicide by hanging himself on last Kairoali companies have been compelled to
T1.A TT 1 .OA 1.1 1 1 . . .
'The penalty for catching black bass before
ilbe first of July is $10. Unless bass fishing im
iproves very much in this region, a fellow can
ifish for a week without its costing him a cent.
Jiass seem to protect themselves, by refusing to
'.be caught, better than the laws do.
Z. S. Hobbins for use vs. John Lore. Eject
ment. Verdict for plaintiff for lands described
in writ.
Catharine Hess' 110 vs John Sliner. This
was a somewhat remarkable case. The plain
tiff claimed that she had overpaid tlie defend
ant, who was a shoemaker, sonio So. on a
running account of live or six years for shoes, Spring styles, latest styles anil lowest prices
mending Ac. She hid neither books nor mem- at u,uiuiiib
oranda, but "reiiitmbeied" what sums she had a tr01lt.tiy roJ KU t0 J. Schuyler
paid, me jury mil not piace implicit laun in gou'jj.
the strength of her memory and returned a
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To all cttetiding Coutt.
Money savcu
Is always money earned
.Men's Full Suits from $4.00 to 20.00.
Youth's Full Suits from S3.50 to 10.00.
Hoy's Full Suits $2.!)0 to 4S.00.
Men u 1 anis ironi ?i.uw.
Full line of Dress Goods
Piistimnros.
1;-. :.. f -.'l.r-....l r-.01r.-1 I'm. in,- " . -
vcruici 111 i.ivur ui iieieim.im iui fij 1,1. . ,..., : i, ,,l. , r-rtlnrs with .1 In I iim
rV charter to incorporate tho Knights ot f .1 i)ress Goods at 12 cents and U
Pythias Association of Mifflin Cross-roads gran- v.aril, with .1 great variety of I.iiieiis.I'ercules
led by the Cturt. ami uauiorics, nuiu inuuuuis ami u..
Petition of John Cryder for guardian. Ben inuges at v,i.in ev.iuui..
jamin Hicks appointed, bond 111 2000. Jesse window Shades and Wall Paper In great
Hicks surety. variety and cheap ut Clark 3 Hook Btore.
Petition ol Wahlon Lryuer lor guardian. ,n....... ,n Hl ln Itonta ami Shoes at
isenjmiin jucks appointcu, oonu 111 McKiunev a
Jessie hicks surciy.
Tho following Sheriff deeds were acknowl
edged in open Court :
Property ofJ. R. Yohe, Mifflin, to Joshua Fet
terman. administrator of Michael Grover. for
$50.
Property of William Fairman, Ml. Pleasant,
to Orangeville S. Fund Asso. for $28.
Piopertyof M.Hamion, Centralia. to Wil
liam Torrey for $100.
Two properties of H. McCollum, Madison, .to
E. W. McCollum for $152o.
Property of John C. Creveling, Scott, to I jo.OO,
Wainwright it Co., Ior iltliO.
Property of William Fairman, Mt. Pleasant,
to C. W. Miller for $o0.
Property of G. W. Sterner, Bloomsburg, to
Ira Devenport for $4050,
Property of Nathan Nuss, Mlfiliu, to John H.
Hetler for $100.
I. W. Hartinaii has enlarged his stock of
Ladies' and Children a felioes.
That fine assortment of Fancy Soaps.Hair
and Tooth Brushes, mentioned in last week's
Columbian, can be lound at .Hoyer liros .
Spring and Summer Hats in all the New
Uolors
For Men, Boya and Children at
D. Lowenberg'a.
Gents' Buff Congress at E. M. Kuorr'a for
Hand-made Shoes at McKinney'a.
Wanted. Two girls to learn the tailor
ing trade. Win. Y. Kester. Apr.27tf
Just in. A fino lino of Napkins nnd
White Goods, Hamburgs, 'inmininga j,u-
Pronertv of Daniel Hover. Locust, to Henry dies' Collara, Cuffs, Euchmgs, Ilarbs, lies,
1 ---1 - - ' ' - 1 1 n r ,i,
cr.ine. Ir.. h-j estlnir on farm. Ac.
ain't paid, order No. .is, March 2.1, IsTti,
Juhti 1 nine, Jr.. for ditching on Linn, .to .
" am t p.il.l, older No. M, .Mlicli 25, lsio,
ltobei t Furrell, sow and shoals
" ain't paid, order No , .March st, l77,
Pat. (leraty, wni k 011 fai 111
" am't paid, order No 211. March ai.l-.I7,
Michael Mtlllvan, team woik on r.ir
M ain't p ild, order No. r.7, March 31, ls;a,
lioner x Ilartm.iu. adienlsing
Paid order No. n 1, March .11, wi, .las. lijke,
meat tor Poor llou-u
order No. i',j, March 3'. ls7t',,JoUnCrau
service as poor direct ur
" order No. lifl.Mareli 31, ls(l,loliuCraiio
sen leo as poor- direei or ,
" order No. no, Auj,-. 2d, ls", Pd. (leraty,
on ace'l. sen Ices as steward
order No, 113, Aug. 21!, tsiii, 'lhos.Chap-
man, sei'ilct) ics director
order No. 2111, Apr. s, is;;, Thos. Chap-
inan, horse hire. A-c
order No. im, March 31, IS7T, William
Clinpin in, team work and 11 uilliig .
order No. 7C, May 27, 1-7C, Ch.is. Krel-
slier, carpenter w oik
order No. 77, .lime 24, lS7il, Andiew liea-
er, digging drain
order No. 7u, .lune 24, 1s7tf, John Moran,
bnols and shoes ...
order No. s2. Juno 2-1, Wti, .lohn Sny
der, smith work
order No. M, July 89, 17B, Isaac Flatter,
cum and 0 its
order No. lun, Aug. 2ii ls7tl, C. 11. Mur
phy, groceiles, Ac., for Poor House
order No. 7, July 2'J, 1370, J. II, Kem-
merer, harness
ord. r o. 9 1, July 29, 1S7, (t. V. Davis,
uie.llclijc, 4.C
ord'r No. 72, March 31, is70, to M. M.
handle Esq., fur legal belt Ice
order No. luj, AU!f. 2'i, is7C, llildgct
mine for wages as tenant
order No 111, Aug 2c',, ls7S,ArthurNasli
Tor luncral expenses of M. (leraty
order No. lift, Aug. 2.1, tt7ti, Jolmlirj fou
for meat or sick eaupers
order No. isi, (let. 2-, Is7ii, Thos. (lera
ty, for service a pounllieclor
1 order vn. 117, Sepi 39 '7.'.,nurke A Pros.
lor colllns und nmernl evpi'lisis
1 crderNo 131, Nov. js, is7ii. lienj. Wag
ner for clover and tlmolhy seed ....
' order No. 12!, net. 'H, m. PellTer for
ir-anure for farm
' order No. 12 Nov, 2-, ls7o, John buy-
der fi.r smith work
' order No. i3.t, Nov. 2s, is7.J, 1'rauk l'et-
tcrin.ui for h.tv
' older No. 131, Nov. w, ls7, Uanld
Houckfor blacksinlihlng
1 order No. 13s, Nov. 2-, ls;o, vv'eslcy.Man-
ley for lepalrlng wagons
' order No. 1.1s, Juno mt, 17J, Peter E.
Puck for h.irdw are
' Older No. Is'J, March 30, ls75, Filer i:.
puck Tor hardware
order No. 2'.7, Juno 5, ls75, Ptlcr K.
Hut k for hardw aro
' order No. 152. Dec 2.1, 17I, A. II. Portlier
for inilse. for Poor House
' order No. 169,. Ian S", isi", Mis.o'llojlo
for attending Cloary, .1 pauper
order No. 270, (let, 3", ls75, P. P. Muck
ror hardwnie, Ac
' order No. 275, Jan. 21, i77, (i. W. Uavls
for medicine, rvi
' order No. 212, .lune s. Is7.i, J. II. Keiu-
erer for saddle vvoi k
' order No. 2.12, Oct. sn, ls73, Leo & -Mears
for bonedilst
' order No. 251, Aug. 2-, ls75, a. c. Iilack
for groceries
order No. 31.1, Itec. 10, 1S75, P. U. lmek
tor hardware, ax
' order No. 240, Julys, ls75, P.i:. lluck
for hardware. Ac
' order No. m, July 29, lsto, (J. u. .Murphy
for groceries
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) 71
9:, CO
CD 21
477 72
3S5SC
CI 89
23 Si)
54 0 0)
731', Oi
CI 37
29 00
20 01
42 00
100 00
73 OS
41 M
5 00
MSS
100 00
25 09
37 SO
39 75
200 09
43 09
M Ot
45 00
C5 00
soon
35 00
14 CO
12i 00
170 00
150 00
100 to
111 00
119 on
9 00
0 9.1
10 25
11 so
19 2.1
105 19
4S3
99 70
100 00
ly expenses to viinburjr..,
" 221 June li,lli. '75 II, 1 s.del.l-
ty servli-e ns Dm eior
" 231 June lALli.Tb llin-4 (lera
ty nunure for poijr homo
" Sit April s '77 'Hi .1. (leraty
taking II. i eirrertoasvl'irt
" 2H April s.'il 'l'l.ps. (ie'raiy
lime and horsi' lilie to H,
llavci'
" 113 April s, ii T. (I. r.iiy lliao
aud horw brio lo Fishers...
" Mr, 81,70 T. (leraty liorso
hire Ac. lo poor house.. ,
" 43 M r. 2.s,'70 T. ( leraty liorso
hire &c. lo Danville ,
" 4S Mar. 2V, 74 to r. (leraty
Uklna pauiiers to p.housu
" 11" Mar. 81, '77 P. V llurko
room rent for Directors...
" 230 Aug. 2s '75i:d curleyfor
consolidated orders
" 238 Juno 10, '7 Jolin crono
consolidated orders
" 4 1 eb. 2S, '70 D. l.owenberg
clothing for pauiiers ...
" 80 Mar. 4 '7il Nicholas Miller
supplies poor house
" 88 Mur, 4,,o 'l hos.llennessy
cash p.iM out
" M Mar 81 '70 (i. M. Prevost
' mlforout door pmpers
inr. ai 10 c. 11, liruCK-
Cnilusilfeis
" 7" Man n 31 '70 P. P. llurko
salcry as ch-ik
" ".1 April 10 '70 Daniel Morris
griilu for poor huusu
" 71 Apr. 11), ,0 Harry (itraty
coi 11 rtc
' na Juno 10, '71 Wrri. PellTer
coal or out door p uits-rs
" 41 Mar t '70 John cumin
s, rV., ei's Dlrecfor
" 10 i'eb. i 70 m. Muiltr. for
In-Miic pauiKrs
" 21 Kelt. 20. .0 i'. F. liurke
for slaliom-ry
" 2J Felt, as '70 llrockway A:
Klwell counsel fees
" Bi .Mar, 4 '70 MlchaM culll-
van h.iultn? lumber
" 7 ,"ip. in, '71 Pllas HnyUer
ri o caop
' 21'2 June 1.1, '75 John crnno
services 11s Director.......
" . 211 Autf.2s '75 sauiuel Keller
wheel llghlinel
" 3M Aug. a- '75 nr. D. J. Me
lilbivn medical services.
'! 2ii Aug. 2s, '7.1 A. Heaver,
harvesting
" 201 ii-t, 80. 'i.t (leo. sirieker
ti.it ince 011 buggy
" 201 June 5, '75 Pllas Snyder
feed for poor hoit-e ... .
" 21s Aug. 2 . '7a Lewis Heaver
h.u vesting
" l.n Jan. s, 15 John hnjder
smith woik
" 311 July .1 75 Samuel Long
com eln.p and n.enl
" 21s July 1, 71 Philip Hughes
pot.it. s
" 20iH)ct. ..n, '75 Samuel Long
seeu it boat
" 272 (let .11, '75 VVd. Ilower
f.,rm woik
" 2si (nt 3 ', 75 i:d, curlcy grc-
cerli s poor house
" 271 Cel. un, '71 lleuj.uuln Hea
ver fur lumber,
" 2s.'i()ct a 1. '7 Mary Hen
ness fi.rservlce as matron
for '73
19J June 3, '75 ham Keller for
com stalks
" J21. Ian 1, '70 Thos Hennessy
height on llui'
" 3s,.luiie in, Win. Hughes for
plaster
339 Julj 3, '75 Moses Hower
forputatoes and corn
" 13,Feb2', TOPatk. F.llurko
woik at poor house
" 119 Jan 1,'M Solomon tMijder
i-iiilih work
Am't of 'I ren urer's com. (A 2 per
cud onMoi4.:.s orders redeemed
lUlanee now duo tho district on tills
account
42 00
coo
10 23
10 00
low
10(H)
210 00
C2 00
22 i 00
75 HO
8180
82 00
MS0
31 10
1313
133 00
20 22
100 d0
CS30
27 47
49 00
25 00
300 00
23 SO
8U) 00
131)00
1179
C2 00
400
90O
11 60
1MO0
S3 33
5 00
0 73
1ST5
10 00
0 55
13 00
47 30
600
100 CO
11 75
20 03
4 70
2100
23 00
1100
otos
190 21
3305 91
no, Jan. 27, i'. ti. .Murphy for groceries
for Poor House V 12st
111, nun. xi, it ii. .minim ior groceries
for Poor House
172. Jan, 27, John crane for service as director
173, Jan. 27, midget Bradley for attend-
Ing William Prennan 190U
174. Jan, 27, I'd. James for maklnirbox
Ior William Prennan
173, Feb. 21. 1S77, 11. Vf. Davis, medicine.
170, ' (I, W. Davis, rned, supplies...
177, " 'I hos (leraty, service as director
17s, " Michael milllvan, coal tor P. II.
179, " Thomas (leraty for horse hlro
nnu time at meetings
lso, Feb. 21 m. Chapman, horso hire. .
lsi,Mar. 31, Henry (leraty for wages as
hired man ,
112, Mar. 31, Henry (leraty for wages as
hired man
is), .Mar. 81,(1. V. Davis, med. supplies
194, " F.d. (leraty on account services
as steward
13, .Mar, 31, I'd. (leraty on account scr-
1 lees as steward
lso, .Mar. al, Mrs, Ld. (leraty, services as
matron
1st. .Mar. 81, llcuben I'ahrlngcr, for
svtonringpuipcrs -
Iss, .Mar 81,l,d (leraty, cow sold to P. II.
130 43
85 00
8 00
1180
S3 40
100(S)
83 00
10 00
23 00
loo 00
103 ro
40 90
150 tO
75 00
1C0 00
' Dr. It. M. Lusbell. mod. serv.
" Wm. Peiner. keeping vagrants
" Mlch'l Sullivan, work of team.,
" Win. Ch Ionian " '
"C (1. Murphy, out door relief ...
" 'I hos. Chapman horso hire, Ac
John Crane, service ns director
D. F. Curiy. keeping vagrants.
" P. P. Ilurkc, salary as clerk,. .
" Henry lirelsber, work on farm
" P. P. liurke, room rent for dlr's
" c. M. Yandersllce, printing . .
' .vneui nuiuvan, learn woriion
250
S01K)
I.1M
1501
119 no
119 00
r,s c,a
2ft 00
21(0
10 00
200 HO
11900
75 00
20 0
" 1S9,
" mo.
" !l,
" 192,
" 193,
" 191,
" P.I3,
" I9i),
" 197,
' If-,
199,
" ),
" 2 1.
farm 80 00
" 2112, Mnr.si.Mrs.T.d.oeratyforcasnpaia
out for Poor House 15 00
" 2C8, Mar 31, 'I'hos. Chapman for board for
Mrs. (irinilbs at Court 1 120
" 2 4, Mar. 81, lllchard Proctor for attend
ing wim.ua Prennan 22 00
' 201, Mar. 31, . I II, Keinmerer, harness.... 45 00
i ano, i j'ut. (lenity, work on farm 0300
' 207, ' (tllbert Kline, groceries for
Puorllouso 45 90
" 211s, Mnr,81, llrockway Klwell.legal serv. 6187
2nv, Apr. s, mourns ihapmau.ex-iciiso to
tako II. Peirrertotlioasjlum 1000
" 210, Apr. , Thos. Chapman.horso ldreAc. 16 00
211, " T liomas iicraty, expense ot 11.
Pelirer to the asylum 10 00
" 212, Apr. s, Thomas (lerlty for horse hire,
to go 10 Schuylkill Haven 10 00
" 213, Apr. s, 'I nomas (tcraty for horse hire
Ac. to go to I. Fisher's 10 00
" V14, Apr. s. (J. 11. Urockway tor money
paid to asylum 73C C2
" 2ir., Apr. 10, auditors' tees aud expenses
of 1S70 audit 100 CO
" 2111. Apr. 10, D. F. curry for room rent for
nudlt 25 Oil
' 110, Apr. 10, Kd. (leraty for salary as
steward (In full) 15 00
" 21s, Apr. 11, John Putter, work on farm., r.ioo
" 219, " Frank Cam " cooo
Whole am't of orders Issued In past year 2-s339 70
Deduct" ot last year's Issue redeemed. Ss75 72
BOill it'COCNT.
1)11.
To ain't of road tax duplicate for 187. . $!, w
" ' received from county Treasurer..... lesta
" balance due Pat. WcDondell, supv'r KM
fit. $8,14 SH
Dy am't of taxes worked out by Associated
Unit Co $1,689 H
" " errors, exonerations and double as-
sessmeuts l!ti
" " Individual taxes worked out Mil
" " taxes returned to Co. commr's for
collection
" " rder No 15, 10 Pat. McDonnell ser-
vices as supervisor lento
" "order No. 15, to pat. McDonnel ser
vices as supervisor 40 M
" " paid other parties, work on roads. . 2 ' "
1 1 commission allowed 191 IS
$i,124 IS
We, the undersigned Auditors of Conyneham
township, fortho year 187T, havo duly examined the
foregoing accounts of Patrick Jlcltonnel, supervisor
for the. past year an 1 find t hem correct as above set
out. v'e further find that tho following balances
are duo tho township by tho several omccra below
nameu.
Patrick McDonnell suncrvr. 7t,speclal tax
James Urennan supervisor. '73 road tax
" ' " " special tax .
IMwnrd (lerrlty, supervisor ot'75 special
tax (appealed from) ,
Edward uerrity supervisor "78 road tax, ..
13 nfieciui uia,
Tnovus C'ASET, 1
MAIIT1N Fl.ANAIIAK,J-Auditors.
JAUF.9 MOVAUUAN, )
Attest t C, n. Mcarnr, clerk.
Centralia, April 21, 177.
$35 M
1957
522 00
630 II
1 M
100 13
L EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
lXEC UTOK'S NOTKJE.
JjJ KSTAT1..0K ABItAHAH BEAVPR, DGCFASED.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of Abraham
Heaver lato ot llonrlngereek' township county ot
Columbia, deceased.havebcen granted by tho Ilegls
terof said county to the undersigned executors. All
persuus hav Ing claims against the estate of the dece
dent aro requested to present them for settlement
and those Indebted to the estate to make payment
to the undersigned executors without delay.
JOHN HAltlu,
AUKAIIA.M HEAVF.lt, Jr.,
May 11,'77-cw.'
(of lilngto vn.)
v.;
Ixecutora.
IN pursuance of nil order of Delano (J. Cal
vin, Ksq., Surrogate of the County of New York,
notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Charlotte Kyer, late of Catawlssa, Pennsyl
vania, but leaving assets within the city aud county
ot New York, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to tho subscriber, at hlsomcc, No.
s Wall Htreet, In Iho city of New York, on or before
the eighteenth day of Juno next.
Dated, New York, the seventh dayot December,
1970.
lTtEDPItlCK C. HAVEMKYER.
Decl5-m Executor.
Net am't of last year's orders outstanding $517309 "VTOTICE CHUHCH CHARTER.
11 ,
The follow lug oidi rs weio presented for credit on
this account. IM.J, 1 1 li.ns belli r nnide as to tueir le
gality alter a long uicusiun iney vveru mtuumwn
and canceled.
Order No. 19 I'eb 20, '70 Peter Collha'n for
watching engine uunug ui.
levy
20 Feb 20, '70 Thus. D.llton lor
vvutcliiug englno during tax
levy
29 Mar 4, 70 sain. Luke for watch-
Intr eiiclne duilnir tax levy.
17 l'eb 20, 7il Win Craw font for
watching engine during lax
levy
15 Feb 20 '70 lieinard Mc llraerty
r.ir watching englno duilug
tax Uvy
2s Mar4,'70 Win ll.irrlstorvvalch
lnginglneduilng tax levy...
50 Mar 2., '70 Jehu IKilltr fur
cleaning making drain
09 Mar 31 '70 l.d curley for horso
Hire a attending engines
$17 50
17 50
17 to
17 50
17 50
17 50
10 00
60 00
1211 to
Ti.r. f..unuinrr nr.lers were issued bv the Directors
of 1 he poor ot s ild disi rlct during I In' last ilscal 5 ear.
The undersigned Audltcrsberel.j inform Hie holders
,.r n.n... n,. rti.tvt.u.illiu- Hint the l.Utll r Of their
3 2 00 orders apiiearlng 111 lids IUI, Is no Inference ot their
legnuiv , ueenu-e nun" ui ureal i..i,u jl. u.. p.-
seiited to us for Investigation.
STKvVAHD'S ACCOUNT AND ASSETS OF THE
POOH DI3T1I1CT, MAItCH 31, 1S77.
RBA1. KSTATfc.
Original cost of Ilachman farm $t3')0 00
Cost of William .Millard tract 210 00
llulldlng addition to tho Poor llouso
and repairing tho barn 2543 43
$723 4
I'EKSONAt, 1'KOmiTY.
Two horses r.J $110 each $200 00
TtVO COWS (i 133 70(H)
one heller 12 00
Fire pigs 0 $s 40 00
one ton liny 15 no
ITv e bushels ri 0 ei 75 cents 3 75
Poultry 200
seven bushels corn oars a S3 cents.... 2 31
1 tons long straw rf, $15 22 6 1
'I hlrty pounds buckwheat Uour 90
One hundred pounds Hour 4 00
Five bushels bu hwheat ii 90 cents... 4 no
ona fanning mill lot")
one cutting box 5()
one cullltatur sou
One sled lo 00
One Threshing machine who
one corn shelter 4 00
Two wagons So ( 0
one buggy To no
one hav rake 4 00
old scjt lies 201)
one barrow 200
One set harness lono
one lock chain 1 no
one vvheelbairovv 2(h)
hakes and forks 1 60
llOCSkllOI.D t'CRNITCKK.
one heating stove 0 00
Three cooking stoves 30 00
Light beds ami covers 10 on
1 vvelve p.iupela' beds 20 00
tine lounge mnj
Four ta ilea looo
Three bed room btands 4 51
Two dozen old aud new chairs 7 00
naocKiuKsox hind.
Four pounds corn meal to 15
Two bags ttne salt 20
rhe pounds butter 1 50
one gallon coal oil 30
one gallons) nip s)
1 u puunu- ie.1 1 t'j
Three pounds coffee 90
"Notice Is hereby given that aDnllcatton will be
made to Don. Wm. Elwell, President and Law Judge
of the Courts of Hocord In Columbia county, on the
2otn uay 01 May, a. 11.. isii, to incorporate --ine
hector, Church W'ardens and Vestrymen of St. Ga
briel's church, sugarloaf ;" being a corporation of
the II rst class In tho said count-, under the Act ot
the Ceneral Assembly, approved April 29, A. D..1S74,
JACOH II. KIUTZ,
JOHN SWAKTWOUT,
May 4, "7T-3t Wardens.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
KSTATtC OK TtlOVI IS KNORR, DSCEASEU.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of Thomas
Knorr. late of Itloom townshln. Columbia county..
I deceased, have been gianto t by the lteglstcrof said
county to John 11 iutck, of Itupert, Colum-
Dla county, ra.. i;ec-uror. 10 wnom au per-
I sons Indebted me requested to make payment, and
tlioss hiving demands against tho said estate will
make them known to tho said Executor without de
lay.
Msv 4. '77-tiv
JOHN (1. OCICK,
Kxeculoi
Dauchy & Co's' Advt's.
I' New pieces sheet mutc, tctalls for$l 75, cent tor
111 cts. and stamp, cheap Music Co., Mlddleboro,
Apr 1 27, '77-lw a
. (3S1 40
.InlllillllAM1 CIAItlis all styles with name, 10
wl c. post paid. J, II. It listed, Nassau, Iteus co.
Apill XI, I l-lff u
j rj xTt copv curious loveletter.l pk. comic cards
1 U is 1 pack popping question cards; all for 10
cts. and stamp Fuu Card Co., Mlddleboro, Mass.
$99 50
nest bargains In Amerlca.TJi A Ti 1WQJ. F. Mancha
Maps and Catalogue free.-. xlltiixOiiover, DeL
April 21, , i-siv u
Hlioada for So.
Friday Uternoon. He was about 30 years old
and had btxxi In tlie Asylum for the Insane.
He was doubtleM out of his right mind when he
terminated his life. AlWour American.
remove it from their structures, and tho canal
company is doing the Bauie. It is another
job.
COUNCIL PUOCEEDINQS.
The weather has been warmish of late snd flie usual meeting of the Town Council was
there has arisen among the younger portion of icij on iie 9th Inst, all the members present,
the community a longing for ice cream and jjie iitk committee reported that the l'irk
soda water. Straw hats in limited number uaj Leen leased to T. J. Vanderslicc for three
have bean seen on the streets and linen dusters I yeara. Third street burial ground committee
are regarded with more kindly eyes. I reported that the contract tor removiug 111c
bodies had been completed.
Ash & Hobbinsjof 3C0 Fulton street, Brooklyn x number of bills were presented and allow-
Jv, Y, are frauds. They don't pay their prin- t.(, Tlie report of the street commissioner was
ters bills and will probably swindle their cus- received and approved,
tomers if they get a chance. They give them-1 'flte pay for daily labor wis fixed at $1.10,
selves out as drug brokers and dealers in po anj ii,e pay for teams was fixed at not more
ent medicines. Have nothing to do with them. ,lan 50,00 fur one horse, and if3.00 for two hor
ses. E. C. Jones, A. Noble, Daniel Laycock,
The residence of Daniel L. Evcheart, of
Jackson township, was totally destroyed by fire
last Friday morning, togelher with all its con
'tents excepting a few articles of wearing aji-.
parel. The fire orieinatctl from tho baking
oven which was built in the building. Benton
ltVeij.
cues iuiiiiin. n ,. ' tor gruwues
,l!ows nnd all of the latest styleJ ol ladies ny Mil of expenses allow cd Treasurer for
. 1 . .. - '. ni.,.1. t. wlf' collecting unseated land tax
uock wear at Clark .& Wolf's.
Norman 1'urscll, Wesley Shutt, Thomas Hick
ey and E. 11. Iiidlenian were appointed police
men,
A petition asking for grading and paving of
Rock street, was granted. It was ordered that
Town bonds to the amount of $5,000 be issued,
for the purpose of refunding about $2000 of the
old debt, and funding the floating debt. This
A Frenchman and nn artist was in town last I joe9 ,10i increase the indebtedness of the town.
week and decoraled the windows of Ihe stores of I Meeting adjourned.
JJ. Lowenberg, Clark & Wolf and perhaps oth
its, In a really beautiful manner, with tlie as
sistance of a piece of soap. His work was done
with remarkable celerily and is worthy of in
spection.
Tho Annual examination at the Normal
School will begin at eight o'clock a. ni. on
Tuesday June 12th. 1'iof, Hrooks, Kuperiii
tendents Hums and Garman are on the exam
ining committee, Rjof, Oriawold will attend
the examination at West Chester- on Thursday
June 7lh.
KOLL OF HONOR,
nrru street oraped scnoou
The following named pupils were neither
tardy nor absent during the month ending
April 30, 1677.
Jloom Xo. 1, Sophie Vannalta, Medio Lea
cock, Lula Hotter, Ellen Heaghan, Mary Hen
dersbott, Grace Harman, Mary Rupert, Nettie
Stiles. Ida Heist, Inus Penrose, Mottle Hen-
dersbott, Susie Saunders, Chas. Jones, Clark
Hagenbuch, Eddie Ratston, W, D, Ileckley,
Alfred Koons.
Anexchnnrm remarks that "one dollar b Ills I Room A. 2 Augusta friend, i.lllie uu-
are gelling scarce." We are at a loss to under, more, Hertha Jlogenbuch, Jennie narman,
stand whv bills of this denomination are rar- Clara Hagenbucb, Cora Hagenbucb, Mertle
ticulariied. They are not so scarce as fives, are Hower, Flora Jones, Laura Nuss, Hatllo Pes
far In excess of twen- cock. Dillie Hobbins, Laura View, Rosa Van
ties and are In absolute profusion as compared natta, Willie Fenstermacber, Harry Freas, Hap
with fifties. ry Row.
.Room ao. 3. George iieaghan, bamuei m
We made no- special effort to circulate re. dleman, Willie lliower, Eddie DiefTeiibach,
jnonstrances against tits jail job, nor to get Royd Evans, Thtodore Garrison, m. Lloyd
sieners thereto! but as will be seen by the Ganlson. Thos. H. Graul, Lee Harman, George
names in another column, wherever there has Hasserl, Otis Herring, John Hughes, Philip
been on opportunity the people have entered Miller, Chas. Hlsewlck, Eddie How, John Tra-
their solemn protest. The large number of Cy, Lena Geaghan, Ida Hernhard, Minnie Crea-
Republican signers is a significant hint to our Helen I.eacock, Annie Heeser, Cassle Slruth-
weak kneed colemporarr, that Its subscribers uo ers, Jennie btlles.
ot approve of Wetiel job. Jioowi JN'o. 4. Delia llrinlr, JNellle i-rouy,
. Agnes Garrison, Luiie Jones, Annie ixtcKaru,
An cxamlnallon for Professional Certificates Emma Rollick, Bailie Nelliver, Chas. Drink,
Jill be held in Iho Public School building at Clinton Fornwald, Walter Herring, James
'iiloomsbiirc June 20lb, Applicants wnoso btruthers, .wmie iteuwictc, v-nartes oiiyuer,
Provisional Certificates average 1 will be per- Louis Townsend, George Williams, Clark Zarr,
.... I rt . . , i T 1
urace ittrman ana cnu. dunva m asu, i.
George Heaghan of No. 3, and Eddie Hlsewlck
of No, 4, have been neither tardy nor absent
during the whole term of 170 days.
Geo, E. Wjuiur, Principal
White, smootlt and soft any lady's hands
arms or neck may become, who unes Glenn's
Sulphur Soap. Pimples or other disfigure
ments of a complexional nature, are surely
obliterated by this healthful promoter of beauty
Depot, Crittenton's No. 7 Sixth Avenue, ew
York. Hill's Hair & Whieker Dye, black or
brown, 50 cts.
May 4, Iw.
Have you tried Kirby's WildChcrry Cough
Halsam? Avery paluteablo compound for
the various affections of the throat and lungs
it lias been Used with success, In seven cases
of asthma giving instant relief nnd in many
cases eii'ecting a peruanient cure. Price 60
cents per bottle and positively warranted to
give entire satisfaction (r money refunded.
Kirby's Magic Relief for tho instant cure
of severe and acute pains.
Kirby's Tasteless worm Lozenges, pleas
ant, sate and effectual.
Kirby's Horso and Cattle Powders are the
best powders for stock, manufactured. Try
them ami ue convinceu.
Kirby's Camphor Ice for sunburns, sore
lins and chamied hands.
flllPa ll.llw.na n.iil T.lt'Ar Pill.1 am rnpnin.
mended by the first Physicians,
1 ho above preparations aro ior saie uy 1111
Druggists and dealers in medicine.
IMUYilK JIIIOTIIUIU),
July 21,'7G.-1y Wholesale Agents.
Dr. SliHoh's Sjslem Vitnlizer.
We are authorized to guarantee this mm
edy for the cure of Dyspepsia, Inactive Liv-
er.Sour btonincii.uonsiipaiioii, i.oss 01 Ap
petite, Coming up of I-ood, Yellow Skin,
and General Languor and Debility. Yu
must acknowledge that this would bo ruin
ous unless we hail positive evidence that it
will cure. You who are suturing f.inn
thee complaints these words are addressed
and will vou continue to sullor when you
can bo cured on such terms? It is for you
to determine, sample bottle 10 cents: reg
ular size 75 cents. Sold by C, A. Kleim and
N J. Hendcrshctt.
50.000 dio annually by neglecting a
Cough, Cold or Croup, often leading to
Consumption and the grave. Why will you
neglect so important a matter, when you
.r. . ..... ci,:ii,' nnn.er,,tlM.
Cure, with the assurance of a speedy recov
ery. For soreness across the Chest or Lungs
or Lame Hack or Side, Sltiloli's Porous
Plaster elves prompt relict, bold uy V. A.
Kleim aud K, J. llendershott,
I. W. Hartraan still sells Ilisheo for $-1.00
per set.
The largest stock of Clothing ever shown
in Jlloomsuurg cau now do seen uc v. i
enberg's. Ladies' fine Shoes, all widths aud sizes
at McKinney's.
The World's Choice.
paid audltort, clerk hlro and room lent,
mi i , "'.in
" am't ot Treas ' comm'u 14 2 per cent, on
f 5257.19 paid out
or balanco duo the district by said
Pat. A. liurke, treasurer
3150
13 31
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121
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10 0.1
20 01)
10 OD
2T 41
15
11 SO
45 T5
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12 0)
IS S3
11 30
35 00
12 75
II 03
IS OS
20 53
24 (51
201)0
50 00
107 14
5SS29
Hal. duo DM by P. A. liurke, Treas for 1970
bj I'bos. eierity for Kd. curley
" " " " M'll Lenlhan, coll. tor IS75
f. oi
6S9 29
1811 25
Sljf 45
. T v - 1 r,,r.bi,(rr rrimlr l,"nvr.lnnAH nlr fftmtr.
1 L' is dirds, pk, scroll cardt, 24 p. book ot Fun ;
all tor 10 c. a: stamp. Novelty Co., Mlddleboro,
.111111 XI, II-4W u
'70 Chas. Krel'cher. carpenter
No 73 April in, "70 Panlel Morris for gram for
pool nuuse
74 nril 10, '70 Harry (icrntv for coin c.
7f. Mnv 27, '70 Ai.i'ju.un Krel-clier for car
penter w urk.
.0, May 27, "i
work
77 .luui'24, '70 Andre.v lleavt r for digging
drain Ac
7- luiio'Ji, 'iO (leo Strieker lor repairing
wagon
71'., .J111111 21 70 -lolin Moran for boolsand
shoes for paupers
so Juno 24, "70 Peiir i-wank for sawlug
liunlK-r
si Mino 21, '70 Kdi.eraly fur cash paid for
groceries
sj June 21, '.o.lolin bnjder black smith
work
sJ June 21, '70 Wellington cleaver chop
and Hour
si July 2.1, "70 Niac 1'lsher for corn oats
sjJulj 2y, '70 Ur Vanvalah furiledlcal
services
so lulj 20, 70 Dr Lnshell fur mod. tei vices
S7 July '."J, ','0 J 11 Ui-iiiiiieier for harness,
ss July 2'J, '70 Win lvlirer for keeping va-
grjnts
so .luly."J, '70 (leo sirlcker for lepalrlng
btusy
on July '.'J, 70 c it .Murph.v ror groceries .
ot July 2'J, '7iUt llnsou .vc'ulor "
il " (I II Mill lid " " ....
S3 " ' AmlruvvlK-aver for harvesting
VI " " -5 1'I.evau ineiit for p.ior house
03 " (I VV llavls luedlulneic ,.
00 Aug 20, '70 Andruiv Heaver work on
linn
mosweraiy 101 seivic-o iw
09 3D
27 47
20 60
0 00
0D3
21 50
10 25
3 00
1)7 Alls' 20.
director...
Us Aug 2!'.,
0J '
' 101
1 11.2
' 10.1
' P4
105
100
A Centennial Decision.
ri. ..... I...1j , .,...3rtllni tl.r. r-li'll I7fil
iwnie1 of tlie wo?ld a,!poi.cd for the knowl- On tw. duplicate, .-ohn Ucraty (deceased,
(due of particular art or sciences, convencu .11 ust of taxls in...
rtiilauel;nia tor six iuumius .; iu - Ce,ltraiu Ilorou:
(Ktmparattvu tuerii- ui mc nw,.- jucnaei urane...
niatikiiid, awarded to theraanulacturers 01 isen- p. p. Collins ..
, -'...,!.,., Pnrnn, Plnaicr. nfier a careful test James Calalian
Order No. I0.1, Aug. M, 1S70, to Wellington Cleav er
for Hour and reed, ftui, was pirsciuiu lui iicun,
but vv us ruled out for want ot proiier endorsement.
1 IsrOF KXOSEIIATIONS Al I.OWt't) I'.A. BVKIiK.COI I.ECTOa,
On buro' duplicate, JUS. l.llzaoeiu cieary
(poor) . fl O'l
' dupllcatc.vvldowOradytpooraiidold) 1 no
11 " duplicate, .Mrs. Thos. Ijingdon (dee'd) 2 25
.1 11 11 Thos. MonoirhJii " ss
.. . 'i Mrs. John .Monoirban (Door) s7
lo u"
1 on
NED 10 COCNiy COMMKalONEltS
1 COLLECriON.
'n.liinl to loin the class.
' Eaerclses commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
Wm, H. Snvdkii Co. Sup't.
Orangeville, Col. Co. Fa.
May lOlh, 1877.
unkind, awarded to themanufacturers of Hen- p. p. Colllns
' CiiDcine Porous Plaster, after a careful test
anil mmn.iriinll n f Ibis remarkable remedy with
ordinary porous and other kinds of plaster', the ilenry Davis....
highest and only medal, above all foreign and ViWr:: rZV:
American competitors, on the ground ol its Ioha nanl.-y
great superiority over oilier iiau-r, mm " j ,u,' , J r"s"
wonuertui pain ii:toiiiib.u's ".'"-.r" Aim T. Jones
rative properties. Remember that Ibis decision Carou,w Kline...
was made by tour practical ami skhicu i.uj.- n 1 p c 1 u "r
clans. . , nl A-. Lnv eland'.'.'
Heinemlier tint no nostrum was allowed to be ilJlm,s jielluge..
exhibiled at tlm Centennial. Itememner vv lien uoyu .v arss .. . . . .
, ...ll-rlnr. frrwil SUV ncllOOr Kl ill t Kit Hell- !' ."fh"" l
son's Capcine Pla-ler is tlie bet remedy ever
1 I- 11 t j:ni....iitJ
uevireit ior an exiciiiui uimvui....,
Hackmetnck. a popular nnd fragrant per
fume. Sold by O, A. Kleim and N. J. llen
dershott.
March 30, '77-cotv
MURDER WILL OUT.
A few venra nca "Aueust Flower" was dis
mvprpil to bo a certain cuie forllvsnensiatind
Liver complaint, a few thin dyspeptics tnado
known to their frieuds how easily and quickly
they bud been cured by its mo. Tho great
merits of Green's August Flower becamo her
alded through tho country by ono sufferer to
another, until, without advertising, its rale
lias become immense. Druggists in KVEKY
TOWN In tho United States ate selling it.
No ncrson Miffcrlni; with sour stomach, sick
headache, costivencss. palpitation of the
licart, indigestion, low spirits, cto , can take
thrco dotes without relief. Go to Moyer
liros., and get a bottlo lor 75 cents and try it.
Sample bottles I U cents. April -V.l-iyjl
or.Anuivi uiiii.io..,
PlIAKMACSUTICAL CUEIUSTS, N, V.
May 19, '70 ly.
DBlVSOIvI'S
cAPCfsn poitous pwsti;hs,
A great Improvement on ordinary porous plasters.
HELIKVES PAIN AT ONCH.
Tin; pkt
Strengthening Plaster Known.
CL'HKS QUICKLY
Hheumatlstn, Neuralgia,
Lame ana vv eas iuh k,
bclatleit, Luiiibtigo,
Spinal and Kidney Complaints,
all aches and pains ot a local nature,
Sold everywhere, Prlco 25 cents.
May 19 Tu'-ly SBAIIUIIV t: JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, N.V.
Pal oiilun .
p. V. s.hi'plu-1'd
ind. Wilt ck
s. I'.. Van lieureit
Wm. Zeigli-r
Michael Hannan
Pal. Langdou
conyngham Township.
Joshua Ileum
Nalitanlel lirown
Urn Is Walker
TUos. Huston
Mjiy Huston
John doling
Jacob Trli'it
M. ll.iHy ,
KilK McM.iiiiman
Peter
Anihcny Jlurphy.. ..'..'."..
Pleliard
Thomas "
Pat. 11 or 11 n
'lerrenoo.Mauulie
.louatliau Knlllle
l ied Kiiiiirerm.tn
jauies .vKirriaou,
4 00
50
50
I.T,
50
55
51
53
55
55
825
55
110
1 10
-120 OJ
,f25JI
, 4il)
2 no
. 4 25
., II 50
22 00
., 0 00
.. (1(0
4l
.. 1 ll
. 1 no
iihi
40
40
40
... 15
4)
73
50
350
Marr t Morris sot
U.S. Marr..
iivan 1. Jones
COAL I COAL 1 1 COAL!!!
Wo aro now offering tho celebrated Sits- LU llonibacii...".'.'"!',',";!'.',"!.'.'.!;.". !!.'.'."
n,ln Pnnl f!n'a fonl nt llin fhllnwinc Kr.V Vii.JiK: "
cash nriees: JpbnK. liavfs
. . . . . . . , ,
io. ti. 9 m per ton on wnan.
No. 5. 2.6.r) iier ton on wharf.
X-.. II O n...l ( l(in ,n rt .il...rP
lUacksinith'a Lump 1J.90 per ton on wharf. Jacob tjenntf
llituminousJ.ou per ton on wnari.
35 ceuls jier ton additional, for delivery to
any pait ol tho town.
Coal Houso Hates 15 cents per ton less.
No. 0, to Lime-burners $1,50 per ton.
Coal screcned beforo leaving our yards and
full weieht guaranteed,
Orders left at I. W. McKclw'tl Store, at orund lreuuier of said dlsltlct tor said ) ear und
. ..... .1 ,V,.i. .1., ,tu , liill ... nd them correct as above staled.
UUI mull;, vi DCiib iiuuugii iiiv, u.Miia 1,1,1 iv.- i PLANAliAN,)
Tlios. cHMiV, ) Tovv iishlp Auditors,
J, .MONOUHAN, )
Cor, Dmehoe...
jciiksiier
Catharluo Cook
uav id cook
Win. lirown..
J. l). cosg-ove.
Peter Jovcc-
Jacob Ashman
2 50
10
50
50
111)
50
M
100
50
75
30
SO
tw)
4 so
50
50
(154 21
We, tho unilerslmied Auditors of con) nirham and
Centralia Poor Iilstrlct for the )ear lsto, bavo exam
ined (ho foregoing accts. ot Palilck A. llurke.collfct-
ccive nromiit attention.
Your patronage is le.-pcetfully solicited.
0. W. Neal & Hno.
May 1, 1877.
' w"KH. "rncij noroush Audltorf.
P A T E N T S.
F. A. Lebraann, Solicitor of American and Fore'gn
Patents, Washlcgton, I). C, All business connected
with Patents, whether before the Patent Ofllce or
the Courts, promptly attended to, Js'ocharge luudo
unless a patent Is means, fstiitrl (or a circular.
Nay bw
Attest! Wm. II. Piuck. ts3Ctelarv.
Centralia, Apilt SI, 1TT.
Thomas (leraty, surety of Edward curley, Treasurer
ui cuui uu'uam uuu i-i-iurtut4 t iior jiaiuci ior
1S75. lllt
To am't of balance duo by Edward Curley,
1 leuauicr ua iter iu.sv Auuitoni repon tw vi
Clt.
liy order Ne, 241 July 31st, 1t75 to Thos,
llenuessy salary steward
" " March M, 'ICQ hos. Ocro.
340 00
0 Dr Uusliell iied. scrvjees
Win II llllglltslilllgleii l.itll
l (1 Murphy for gi ocelli a..
WTnPellu r keeping vagrants
Wellington Yeagcr formi-at
Wellliitou Cleaver Hour .vc.
llrldget Dalnc us serv . ml
P V liuike fur stationary ia .
Cillieiatv for potatoes
107. Att. 20. Is7fl, Mrs. Kilker foralteud-
ItlgTllin,. Mali''
Pis, Aug. 20, is70, c. 11. Murphy for gro
ceries, a e.. fur ilwi.lo vvasealicelledaud
Nos. 120 and 127 vvtro Usued In its stead.
11 y, Aug. 20, ls70, c. (.'. Murpliy fur out
door relief
110 Aug. 20, 1-70, Ld. (leraty onacctot
salary in sti ward
Ill, Aug, 20, 170, Arthur Nash forex-
peusooi M. ucraty
11.', Aug. 24, t70, Ld. curley for horso
hire, &e
113, Aug. 20, ls70, Thos. Clupmun lor ser
vice as director
114, Au.;. 20. l70, Thos. utraiy forser
v Ice as director.
115, Aug. 20, 1970, Jolin liryson for meat
for sick paiiisus
lie, Sept. au, ls70, Joliu crauo fur service
as director
ill, .sept 1S70, llurko liros. forconins
und funeral expenses
119, r,ept. jo 70, EJ. lieiaty for money
paid loservaut
no, Oct. as lsto, liurke liros, for cortlu for
Mrs. McDunougli ...
1211, Oct. 29 1S70, Mrs. Ed. Curie) for horso
hlro
121 Oct. Is70, Thos. i.eiaiy for service .s
dheclor. ..
ua.O't. 29 is70, Thos.cieraty torseivlco
as d hector
123, Oct. 2s, Win. Politer for manure
121, Oct. 2s lsto, Henry Joyce for work on
the farm
125, oct. 2s lsto, It. M. Iuishell for medical
services
120, oct. 2s 1970, c. o. Murphy tor mdsc.
fur Poor House
in, oc(. 29 ls.o.c. (t, -viurpuy lorouvuoor
relief
12-, ocl. 29 170, John liryson for meat for
paupers
12J, oci. 29 1970, c, W. Uavls tor medicine
and supplies
isi', ocl, 29l70, Ed. 1). liurli tor smith
woi k
isi, Nov. 29 1970, lienj, Wagner for clover
si't'd, .vc
184, Nov. 29 1S70, John huydcr tor smith
work.. . . .
13, Nov, 2s ts70, 1'rank Kelterman, hay .
131. Nov. 2s lsto, Hanlel llouck lor smith
work
133, Nov, 2 i70, Jus. (I. binltn tor repair
ing w agon
130, Nov, 2s lsio, midget lialue for wages
as servant
1J7, Dec. s, 1s70, Win. Mon Is tor cabbage
for Poor House
las, itec s, 1.70, Wesley Mauley fur re
pairing wagons ,
130, Dev. s. lsto, Michael hullivan for coal
for pauiK'ru
' no, Hie s, is70, Pat. lieiaty fur work at
Poor Houso
ill, Dec. s lsto, linlttlo Abbott for lime
fur farm u
' 142, Dee. 8 lsto, ti.Loweuberg torclolbliig
for paupers.
1 143, Dec. 8 1 970, Henry lieiaty for work at
Poor House
144, Dec. 8 ls70, Thos. Chapman for ser
vice as director
' lis, Dec, , Titos, Ueraty for serv Ice as dl
lector -
im, Dec, 7, o. 11, Millard for groceries for
Poor Huusj
' 147, Dec. s, John t'rano for services as dl
lecior ....
1 14s, omitted, no older of this No. Issued.
' ut), Jan, a 1st, Tho, Oeraty for serv Ice as
director A..
150. Jau. 3 1977, P. r. Uurko for building
ti nil repalrlui;
' 151, Jan. 13, Mli-T bttlllvau, vvugori(onac't)
" ,w' u . " .. " '' On full)
" 15U, c. o. Murph), out door relief
" 154, " liklurd proctor forullendlng
William llrciinan
" lis, Jan. l, iirldgel liradley lor attend
ing William lii't'iiuau
iw, Jan 18, Nell Lenlhan, work on farm...
" 157, c u, Murphy, sweurlng pau.
l-t, Ac "....
" I'oS, Jan. 18, Pat, Fl)nn for coal tor faun.
" 15"' !! 1.'.1' curry, ktepligvngruiiu
l1?'. . lil-""ai),horbOfortarm...
' nil, Jan. 18, o. II. Millard, for mdse, tor
Pocr llouse.Ao
" io, Jan. 1, 1 ir, It. SI . i-ashell, med. ser...
" IM, " "
104' ' ' " ii
ion, " lirlilgetnalne,servIeoasi.rv'ant
' ISO, " alll) lieiaty, uttepdlig Pat,
Calu . .
' 107, J 11. 1 1, liurke Pros., conins 4- h- rso
nut?. .. . .,
s? as dl'
94 00
10 25
E 01
Ss 5)
49 35
75 50
0 50
21 M)
213 29
232 10
1(1 7,i
C 113
110 75
10 00
4",ll
31 25
10 SO
115.1 10
11 73
10 05
104 10
32 00
5 CO
20 00
15 CO
Total ain't of assets as presented to auditors $970 4 42
The amount of Judgments, and orders of
old Issues now outstanding was not ascer
tained. I'HOnt'CK Of THE KABU.
5 tons hay 15 75(M)
25 bll.slicls potlltol'S 1.1 11 25 no
30 " rje (.ft 75 CIS 22 50
100 " O.IIS M 30 els 80 00
5.M1 " cum ears (25 cts 137 ro
75 heads cibb.igo (, 2 cts 150
10 busiicls 1111 nips 101 so cts 3 00
40 ' wheat ia (1 4000
30 " buckvv heat a 75 cts 22511
1 " onions 1 01)
4 tons straw 1 jis uam
7 M corn fudder 1 flu 7000
tISSW)
CENSUS OF THE TOOK HOfsK FOR THE YEAR ENDINd
MARCH 31, 1977.
Number ot pauiiers In Poor House March 31, c, 16
M admitted during ) ear 24'
ttorii 1
" " in insane asylum.,..
" " died
" " absconded T
" " In Poor House March 31, 1977.. 2D
We. the undersigned, nudltors of Conviurhnm twn.
nnd Centralia borough, do certify that tbo foreiroliiL-
kUtientent Iscoriect and true, to thu best ot our
knowledge.
W'e further agree by resolution,, that tho pay ot
each director shall be $3 ror each day necessarily
slum as oireecur. ,iiso, mat tue nuuioer or meet
burs of said board shall not exceed twelve wr an
num. Kour of said iwetlngs to be held quarterly at
tho Poor House of said district. Also, that thu fol
low Ing rales shall be the highest dally pay :or horeo
lure : - ior a. sinvrie unu i ior a uouoie film Also,
that no orders shall be drawn by the directors for
llll'll llillU Ulllll 1 11,1 suinu IS SUUUlIlll'U 10 luo liuui.
tots ior tiii-tr nppinvai at tueir annual settlement.
W K VMi I.t MAn old established N. Y. and Uava
1 lilt I l'jlln.1 Ilrm want a (ienernl AKfnl
In ltloomsburgor vlcluity to control the sales of tlielr
cigars. A Permanent Paying Position for an ac
ceptable man. Must be energetic and reliable. Ad
dress, KA.MOX, LOPEZ fi Co., 117, Iteade street, N.
1. April 2i, 'ii-tvv a
TllII'LIKG
WITH A COLD IS ALWAYS DANGEROUS.
USE
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS,
n sure remedy tor coraus, and all diseases of th
THKOAT, LUNCiS, CllEsT and MUCOUS MEM-
Put iip only in .Oliao Boxes.
bUi.U 111 ALU UllLUUIa la.
C X. CHITTENTON' 7 hlxth Aenue. New York.
March iu, '"-iw I)
1? I" T Vf 1 pack acquaintance cards, 1 pk. hdtfc.
: U-LN Ulrtatton. 1 puck scroll, all sorts, for odIt
hi ot nts nnd btamp. Tun card co.t Mldaicboru.Ma.ss.
Apill 27, TT-iw d
t Thfl Tip Tfip ruclmrw UthAlanrMt
ji-nti-lllilltim, HEAD AN U BE
" J MiMui Nut l-Kr, 1H fe.nrk
1 If lie 11. Tan hull I nr. (lulilnn I'sn rtnlcl Ii
Runt (Jtild Stntis nuttont, Qtm
tUtKcuu READ AND BE.
icll, ronlxH.lcr, (lolilon I'an.MIor Kl.
Luke Geoicu Ulamotid I'ln , Amettijit Stone Klnrln
f"tlll Millie bcarlJ'ln. Unlrl nlaHml Waulrllnv
Set Hnf bud Fur lrur, Iai1Ii4 Flaw eriu tnd SUrered flt Pin.
polJ, Arc.tti
.Killui inrv Met 1'ln A I num. (lull nisi ItuUAti. (lnt.
(lolri plHtPd WftVii Chain fcitd 8t ff Throw Qold plfd Bmdnu
i nt miirt m itni ptwi-putu or u
tmtt XTKdOHtUSAKi lfUf.u
MfTBU t.K1K J, BRIDE.
Clinton Place, New York.
TOP
'I1IOMAN CAhKY 1 TT A
MAUHX FIANAliAN'l'ovvnshlp Auditors. I LA?!,1
JAME I'NI11IAN f J. LjCLfe
Attest : m. II. PmcE, ec'y.
ITlvt
WM. II. PHICP. ""'""BO Auuuor.
C. ii. Mtiiniv, cler:
A5
77 14
150 U0
34 M
15 00
WO 00
no no
13 91
170 CO
121 7J
10 00
SO 00
is to
XXlJAi. STATEMENT OF COXYNG-
HAM TOVVNblUP.
Andiew ltooney. superv Isor of convntrham for the
yearendlng April nth, 1ST", In account with said
lOVVUilllil.
t-I'ECUI. KOAIl TAX ACCOCNT.
nit.
To am't of special road tat duplicate for'ta $,5,'01 41
received front County Treaauier.. 571 'is
Clt.
Uy am't returned to county Commissioners
for collection
" " errors, exoneratloas and double as
sessments " " paid II. 1'. Zarr, Pioth'y, Sept. 4, '76
ii ii i. .. Dec. & '
" " paid Wm. liryson, Attoi ney fees... .
ii rnmlnlsslnn nllnuurl r.n m ,i,n
" paid ol balance due twp. by sup'v r
W,S7S 12
I.UAU .CCULM.
Pit.
o oj To am i of road tat duplicate for ls7 turn 74
iri-i-ni-u nun, county ireasurcr... icaeo
' ot balance duo A, ltooney, bunerr'r 7 65
20 00
10 UU
48 01
5151
63 00
6310
19 CO
li 50
3 50
Pi 00
10 00
tWlKJ
10 00
30 0(1
19 V0
41
C9 00
35 00
Clt,
By am't of taxes worked out by associated
Landco 1.497W
" " taxes worked outby Individuals .. 129j
" " of errors and exonerations allowed 17 1
" ' ictunied lo Co. comr's for collee n 5S27
" " paid order Not to A, ltooney, ser
vices as sufierTlaor 62 00
" " order N0.2.A. ltooney, Jr., work on
roads jjoo
" " order No 3, Ed. Mooney.w r'k roads 33 00
" " order No. 4, Jas. Prtlt,w ork on " 33 oo
orui r .-vo. a, a. uooney, serv ices au
suiwrv tsor
" " ordr No. c, A. ltooney, services as
supervisor
" " order No. 7, A, ltooney, sorv ices as
comic oil chromo. 7x11. mounted.
orth 23 c, 1 pk. love cords, 1 pk. com
i envelopes. 1 ok. comic cards. 1 nk.
seroll, 1 24 Dbook Pun. all sent ror onlv
sac. stamps, Novelty co., Mlddleboro, Mass.
.1 yi ii zi, in.v u
kADTHIS!!
ii. Chance for all to make or lave
Bdoncy,
AND UKT T1IK BEST OOODS IS Tit It MARKET.
TERS, COFFEES, &C.
sold at lower prices man tho same qualities can ho
uu.iKiic uc uny inner uoubo in tuts country. All
goods guaranteed lo bo satisfactory and us repre
M'liied.or tho monev vvlllbe rerundedon return of the,
goods, which may lie done at our expense.
Tho reputation of our house for bulling standard,
(J19 74 1 cojiis at low rmcEs. (for 3 sears), has given us a
Biauiiiui: ui .-e i orK cuy unu v ictnity, mat ut not
C2 40 I enjoj i d by any other houso In the trade. After ma-
l.soioo I lure deliberation wo have determined to offer our
8,2oo (i I goods to housekee)en In tho Interior, at the lowest
1U IKI I nuuwiua lliAlr. iiiivr.-, liru U ClUU IS lOrmOQ
89S&4 1 large enough to make a small case. Tne troodaof
223 04 I each memlKT of the club will bo put In separate
pucKiiges. ami marKen vvun naino and cost, so as to
avoid coufuslon ludlstrlbutlon. (Joods will bo sent
by express to collect on dkliveky. All wishing to
save money by purchasing family supplies at New
ork wholesale prices can talk the matter over
among friends and neighbors, and bend to us for
Club Circular, Prtco-llst, Ac. We give a present ot
either goods or money to the person who gets up
tho club, to compensate for trouble etc. bamples
otTKA&coPl'Chsentbymall.
tl,3I5'2 I
$2,201 19
supervisor
' order No. , A. ltooney, sen Ices as
hupervtsor
" order No. 9, A. ltooney, services as
supervisor
" order No. lo, A. ltooney, services as
supervisor ,
" order No. 13, A, ltooney, services as
supervisor
" order No.u, John Sweeney work
on roids
I commission allowed on 4si u
52 00
50 00
MOO
4SO0
54 00
100
84 CO
ISO.)
SJCs
We Iho undersigned auditors of Coningham
ownshln torlho vear 1S77. navn dniir r.Jr,ii,i.
53 20 foregoing accounts ot Andiew ltooney, supervisor
S3 00
20 00
20 00
251 50
3100
lils Jan. 20, 1 hos. Ctiae'r.in
40 00
1500
73 (Hi
50 (HI
57 00
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T1IOVIA9 ClSIV.
Martin KlanaiunA Auditors,
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Attest : C. n. MrHfiiv, clerk.
Centralia, April 21, lsIT,
Patrick McDonnell, Supen Isor, In account with Bald
lUI.UBUIll.
BrECIAL ROAU TAX ACCOVNT.
UU.
To am't of special tax duplicate of ism .
' " special tax lec'd from Co. Treasury
Maiuurc H.-VIIII.-U iiuiu ,1 ill. CUap-
man, lato supen Isor
35
574 24
4M1I
Stiaer's Now Vcrk aniCHsa Tea Co.,
M. H, MOSES & 00,. ProDrietors.
17,711, 81 Sl.iiuil H(l Vcsey l recti New York.
Ap.ll 27, '77-4VV d
T Tb f "tf Koo ttila. only ti.ro capital ro
O w XV (inlred to start canvossmg for
Mark Twain's New Scrap Book.
Apply withstampto
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tuay 1111-4W a
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lly am't returned to Co. Com'rsfor colect'n
" " errors, exonerations and double as-
seMiuieiits
" " 11. r.&ar, Prdtu'y, sepU4, lsin
' Die 6, ls70 ..
11 11 11 11 11
" auditor's order to M. Prennan
M " James ltrrnnnn
of 14 exieusu feclnt't
"II. V. Zarr costs as tier receipt
" supc-rv kefs order ot I974 to John
Asktns
fees
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101 40
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The Black Hills.
llv It. N. Marrulre. who has snint. la vr-nm tntr.it.
region, latest oceoimta ot (,old and bllver pros
Vr .'. b ... "i"i"' "luiiuii itrsuurvtrs, climate.
Hunting, Pishing, Indians, ami Settlers' Adventures
Willi Iliem.Mltdngand Wild Western Ufe.tlie Water
falls, Honing (ley sere, noble hcenery, Immense
(lorges. etc.. with 27 Hue Illustrations and one map.
Price ONLY 111 cents. Sold by all Newsdealers, or
sent postp aid for 12 cts. by or
, ,, , DONNKLLY, LOYD rt CO., Pubs.,
Majll, ,Tt-lw a Chicago, 11J,
THE HOPE OF REWARD "
Is what Induces so many peoplo In search of
Sl'I.i:,-DII FAU.11IXG L.A,U
to go to Michigan, and select from tie
ONE MILLION OP ACRES
of ,et!nd erant ot tho Grand ltaplds and Indiana
strong' -soils, suro crops, plenty of timber, no
.drouths, grasshoppers, or chinch bugs, pure water
running streams, ready markr-tn. 7-iiitiinn iVJ
I sciiools. liallroad runs through centre of grant
v Price Horn M to tio per aero, feud ior our lllustnu
ir.j iminnuiei, iuii oi iaets 111 uerman and Enrlisn.
say in what paper you sarr this notice. Address
W, 0. HUGIIART, Lnnd Oomin'r.,
UltANU ItAPluSTMlCIl.
Title Pcrlnct, Marcu t 19JI ,Sm
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"order No 11 to C. U. Murphy, wri
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"order No, 1,7 to C. 11, Murphy wri
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