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THE 00L.DJP1AN.
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Kail Itomt Time Tatilf.
LACKAWANNA A IlLOOMSllMin HAIL I10AI)
NOKTIt. SOCTH.
Accommodation Train, 0.4S A. II. T.M A, St.
Mali Train t.83 A, M 4.49 1. XI
express Trntn 1.M 1'. St. 11.07 A. M
" " (1 60 P. M.
CATAVV1HSA 11AII, IKIAD.
vomit. RocTn
tixommodatlon Train ii.SS A. .M, ',11 I'. M.
'teirtilar Express .i I'. M. 11,33 A.M.
Tlimiiirii Mrs on llxprcss train either to New York
Jr Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
'.'alawlssa and WllllamspoU.
The entire m inly labor
clicii'd In Luzerne.
'reform ticket wm
Kolwrt SillTI li'ilMing a neat frame lioi'se on
Weft Street lie low Third.
The Il!onnihiirp Gas Company lias ileclaretl
a dividend of two per cent, payable December
lt.
There will lie a Oojiel Temperance meellni;
In the l'reb teri in Church this Friday evening
nt 7 o'clock.
FiMnp crefk win swollen by the storm laat
week. On Friday It wns ilc,her than It lias
be n for yearn.
Captain M. Whltmiyer, formerly of I)loom
bnra, recently married to a Mis IVckham
of Bradford county,
Cltnlnn C. Peacock, con of William I'eacock
K., lifts commenced the study of law in the
office of K. It. Ikeler F.q.
B. K. I.llllc, E-q, Di'lrlct Attorney elect, re
ceived ibe Iiig1ipt number of votes ca-t in tlie
connly. Ill' ninjnrltv N'ln01.
Only five counties in the Plate Rive larger
Democratic nnjorilie lb in our, and with a foil
vote we would have stood third on the lit.
EauthqUakk Shock. A vinltnl uiriliqirik.
shock wns felt nt Molilalia on Thur-dav hiiilit
of laat week. Koine of the gueN wete awaken
ed by it.
Mr. William II. Clark has been MiflWing fni
pome week from an injiirv lo one of hi Hinli"
received several years iiK". lie i In ly recov
ering. W. C MeKinney has litrn appointed asent tf
the I). L. A W. Kxpress Conipmy, and the if
lice has been removed from the depot to his
store on Main Uriel.
Dr Gardner's communication to the Coll'm
THAN on the subject of Dlphtheri i was copied liy
the IIiiKhesville Knterpriic without credit. Kin
ploe will do such things.
The Church Sociable at C. F Knapp's on
Wedmsday was a pleasant galberitiB The
next one will be at the hou-e of J. J. lirower
next Wtdncsday evening.
M. J. Grove, i f ibe film of Grove Brother,
and president i f tiie Co-Operative irn and steel
works, dit.il at Danville Fiid.iy evening.
The body of the young m in Fowler, drowmd
nt A flon was recovered on Wednesday of last
week. It was found about 200 yards below the
spot where the accide.it happened.
Lave and cough cannot be hidden love re
quires a reciprocation, anil n cough the prompt
use of Dr. Haas' Kxpectomnt. Get it of your
druggist. 25 and 50 cents a bottle.
The vote of the county was counted by llit
Judges of the Court Iat Thursday. R. H.
KiriL'ler and M. W. Nun acted as clerks. The
result is given In full on Ibe second page.
Everybody is delighted with Temperance
March for the organ or piano, jut out and go
ing like hot cakes in winicr, Send 25 cents to
D. S. Arnold, Oberlin, Ohio, and get a copy
post paid.
The delegates from Centrolia and Conyngham
are generally on band at our Conventions. A
the population down there seems to have joined
a new party, it is a query where the material
for delegates will come from next year.
. Jn Ilichniond, Va., they have a bell puncl
in very bar-room lo register the number' of
drinks taken dally. I!ut it would b a great
undertaking to attempt to register the daily
sales of Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka.
TIIANKsfilVINO.
Union Thanksgiving services will he held in
Ibe Methodist F.pi-cnpal Church on Tlianksgiv
ing d y, Hev. G M. Gurley preaching the sep
tuon The service lo commence at 10 a. m,
Ilev. Wm. IT, Chapman, I'.istor of M. R
Cbiircli, Georgetown, 1). U, writes: "Having
l.a.l an opportunity to list the excellent qiali
ticuf Dr. Hull s Coiub Sirup, I hesitate ill
to siy, it is the best remedy I Ii ive ever used in
mv familv."
Mr. Ilenrv W. McKelvy of Bloom-burg was
iniriied lo Miss Isabella II. Siiydam of Lewis
'b'lrg, lu WilU-sbiire, on the lllh inst at lb"
reMi niv of B II I'ainter K-q . by ibe Hev
Mr Hodge We extsiid to the happy coupl,
our warnust congratulations, and wish lliciu i
smooth i'Hirnev through li If. We unde'stai.d
they will reide al HazlcUin.
The undersigned thanks and commtiids tin
members of the Standing and Vigilance Com
tnillees for llieir a-sistance during the late cam
paign, in organizing llie pirty and getting out
Ibe vole.
D. I.OIVKKBKIM,
Chairman Democratic
County Committee.
Mr..ffolin Thcinpfonlhe most versatile ar
tist livbg, author, actor, mimic, comtsli.ui, vo
calist, 6t ncer. musician, compo-er, will appear
in his Specially Drama nf On Hand, or true to
thelistl Al the Opera House next luesday
evening the most mwerful, inteies lug am:
successful Protian Driiina ever written.
In the course of the Drama Mr. Thompson
will ri present the characteristic of all nations.
from the Da-hing Airerlcan tu tho Heathen
Chime, Interspersid with Character Sopgs.Dan
ces and Instrnmenlal Solos, In width he is un
equslUd, as crondtd aid ill-lighted audiences
'have iilghtlv testified bv their enthusiastic at
proialion in all the principal cltlei of the United
. Stales. .
OSOAIt I
, ENT lUVD.
1
It Is willi deep sorrow that announce to
our readers the death of O-car P. Knt on lasi
Monday night, at the age of 39 years aiil 10
months, leaving a widow ami three cliiiaren
Fur some months past he had been unwell ami
at first thought he had the asthma. At Ihp lale
Fai' lie caught a heavy cold which tesultid I
Inftiiuuiatiou of the lungs. After that there
seems to have btui a com) licatlou of diseases
Some have thought he had Bright' disiaso of
the kidneys, of which bis brother, Gen. Knt
died, bit the usual lists failed lo indicate it.
The deceased was one of the Directors of tli
Bloom District, tho duties of which office I;
performed faithfully and satisfactorily, II
was also 1'Osl UMnu oi .wuato jxiuge i. u. u.
F., and had been ((elected as Representative to
the Grand Lodge, He was burled on Thursday
at 2 o'clock by the Odd Fellows, and a very
large number of piople attended tho funeral.
His loss is a sad one to Ids fumily.and will long
bv felt In the community In which he livid, and
vie re he wa to highly mixdid.
Wm, HEAL A SONS.
The history of the Industries of a coramuulty
tire the landmarks of its progress. Tho enter
prlsoihat create them nro the agencies that
give prominence to localities. Often tho only
assignable reason why one place takes prece
dence over another Is that enterprise developed
Its resources. It Is an unquestioned fact that
for yeirs tho rich deposits of Iron ore that were
hid away In our hills wero undiscovered und
nutilized while other localities were reaping
rich harvest, until enterprise organized the
two companies that have developed tu some ex.
nt the ricli mineral resources of this region.
llloDmsbnrg, one of the most beautiful towns in
Pennsylvania, was quietly nestled amid the plc-
luresquo pccncry of the Susquehanna almost un.
nown up to the time of the building of the
furnaces it being little more than a wst village
pparently without purpose and ambition, but
nee then It has grown rapidly until to day it
is almost unilvalled for Its public spirit, the
beauty of its public buildings and its indlvldu-
1 enterprise. The reputation of its Ho els at
tracts strangers and its merchants and mechan
ics are known far and wide. In Its develop-
lents the Bloom Furnace, at present owned by
Wm. Neal & Sons, has been most prominent.
he history of this firm is almost the history of
letown. In 1810 Nilliam Mckelvy begun
liu-lness in n small way but gradually became
lie leading merchant of Columbia county.
We ought to stop here and pay a tribute to one
of the best citizens that Columb'a county ha
ver had as hundreds who have been material
ly aided can testify. He continued in business
alone until 1352. Then it was changed to Mc-
Kelwj, Neal & Co. The store was purchased
from Wm. McKcIvy and Wm. Neal in 1873 by
I. W. MeKelvv, a son of Wm. McKelvy, who
s probably doing the most extensive retail bus
nt si in the northern part of Pennsylvania. On
27th of December, 1852 an agreement was
ntered Into lnlwcm Wm. McKelvy, Wm.
Ninl and Jacob Melick "to erect and ojierate
an Anthracite Furnace near the town of Blooms
nirg," the two first turned taking three-fourth
itere-l anil, Mr. Melick one-fuurth, and the
jusiness to be uudtr the exclusive control of
Mr. MiKtlvy and Mr. Neal. The name of
lis firm was MeKelvv & Neat. In accordance
itli this agreement before the first day of April
1853 lliey purcha-id about seventeen acres of
Daniel Snuler and Joseph W. llendersholt on
lie Noilh Blanch canal near Blooinsburg. On
tiist dav of April 1853 ground was btoken
n the erection of the contemplated furnace
nil on the 1 lth day of April 1851 the furnace
and buildings were completed and put in blast.
It has been run from that period to the present
ever having been out of blast except for re
pairs and then only for a short period. In
pril 1872 .Jacob Melick disposed of his fourth
nteresl to I. W. McKelvy, C. W. Neal and R
C, Neal and in January 1873 Wm. Neal pur
chased the three-eighth ta interest of Wm. McKel-
y and the one-twelfth of I. W. McKelvy and
sold a two sixth interest tu bis sons, C. W. &
It. C. Neal. From that period the name of the
firm lias been Wm Neal & Sons. Since the
original purchase, the land has been increased
to about 35 acres ; on which there are three
lotihleand eight single dwelling bouses and
outbuildings. When the furnace was first built
it was out of town but since then it (the town)
has grown so that it is now in it. From April
lth 1S54 to January 1st, 1875, it was out of
blast i all lor repairs 17 months; made during
the time 117,968 gn ss tons of iron, an average
for the time in blast of 5,805 gross tons per :
num. From January 1st, 1875, to November
1st, 1S77, it was out of blast two months; made
luring that time 35,301 gross tons, or an aver
age for the lime in blast of 7,585 gross tons per
annum. The Bloom furnace enjoys an excel-
nt reputation for the quality of Its iron. I
s said to be exceeded by none in the market.
An evidence of this is the fact that all they
ve been able to manufacture has been readily
old notwithstanding the general stagnation in
tiie iron business. It is a matter of congratu
lat;on that it has never stopped during all the
panics that have visited the country since it
was built and now there is ore enougli on hand
to run it for nine months, which lias been put
here at a price in accord wit'i the times. Its
financial management is such that it enjoys the
fullest cotntdence of the community. But few
appreciate the importance of this industry to
the town. It has more than trebled the tiopti
rttion, graded and paved its streets, erected al
ts churches, except one, and school houses since
the furnaces have been erected. Republican.
ISIl'OUTANT A11HUST3.
On Wednesday night last three men visited
Ilugliesville and passed three counterfeit $5
bills on the Tainaqua bank. One was honored
by John F M chain, another by Nathaniel
Buck, at Fox's Hotel, and the third by Esquire
Laird.
THREE MF..V Anill'STED.
On Thursday morning three men were ar
rested, one at Mini. y named Harvey Lemons,
mid the other two near Iola, Columbia county.
n-d Shoemaker and Lore. Lemons was
rested by Jesse D. Hill, of Ilugliesville. Hill
after in iking the arrest of Lemons, took out
warrants for the arust ol Shoemaker and Lore
He met Constable Sevision and John Hough-
on, of Ilugliesville, on their return from Shoe
maker s resilience, where they hail gone after
Lemons, and gave to them the warrants for tli
irrest of the two. They then went hock and
in ide the arrests. Sevision and Hill brought
Lure to Hiighesville and left Shoemaker, a
man of large physique, in Houghton's care
hoemaker projiosed looking lorbail, and John
issellled.
KCAfK OF A rniMIXEIl.
They went to Biiekhorn, Columbia county.
hut failed to secure bail ; from there they came
to IoU, and stopped at Havmans mill. Here
Shot maker informed John that he wanted to
see Ilaymun concerning bill, and lmtli went
into the mill and talked willi Mr. Huuiian :
bile without success. Shoemaker then stel
ped out of the mill, and while they were pre
iiariiur to get into, the buggy, whisked around
the mill and shot up the road at a spttd in
Heating an escape, As the fugitive was a mus
cular man and of large size, it did not riquire
any extraordinary ilTort on his part to place an
extended space Utween hint and bis captor, in
a little while. And as it was 11 o clock at night
with rain lion ring down, it is not at all surpri
sing that the escape was effected. John return
ed tu Hughesvllle on Friday evening, no doubt
feeling that he had made a narrow escape from
getting throttled, but nevertheless very mad at
himself for allowing his prisoner to (scape.
i in: iiKAiiiNn.
Fiiday night the other two prisoners were
taken before Inquire Swarlz for n bearing.
Leman said be got- the money be passid on
Nathaniel Buck, at Hiij hesville, from Shoema
ker, who he had been working for; but liU t
limony, when summed up, was not of the
kind to make those listening think that he was
telling a straight story. Lore paid ho had pur
chased counterfeit money of a stranger who had
visited him; he passed $15 of the counterfeit at
Jcrsivtown, but it came buck to Iiini and he
ri deemed It. He then concludid lo not attempt
to "shove" any more. Shoemaker then came
to him and got some of It, and he supiosed that
Lemon got what bo had from Shoemaker,
As neither of the accusid was able lo furnish
bail, they wero brought to William-port
Saturday morning and handtd over to Shttlfl'
Mahafley for safe keeping, lo stand trial before
the United States court, tvai. JlulUUn.
A few of our cotemporaries are boasting about
tl.e gains in their respective counties according
to the vote polled. In Columbia county our
vote hat teldotu reached two lo one. This year
it is tAr to one. Can any other couuly n.ake a
like showing?
Dr. LaShelle, of Centralla, met with n pevcro
and painful accident on Thursday evening. Ho
iad been to what Is known as the shanties visi
ting a patient, On returning, being on foot, and
mving no lantern, ho was groping his way
through tho rain and darkness, his fool caught
and threw hint over n stone wall on the side of
the road. In the fall, a distance of Bit or sev
en feet, be broke one of his legs In two place",
between the anklo and knee. Falling, through
loud shouting to. summon assistance, he was
obliged lo crawl n long distance until he reach
ed the school hoile, wliero his cries were heard
and somo persons went Immediately to his relief
lie was properly cared for and removed to bis
lome and is doing well under Dr. Yeoman's
treatment. Chronicle.
Ant: Co.mikii I Coleman's original and only
Iuisiana Jubilee Singers will appear at the
Opera House on Monday evening, Nov. 10th.
TheConcerts given by this Celebrated Troupu
of colored male and female singers are the most
entertaining and soul-stirring of any similar
organization before the public. No attempt is
made lo exaggerate sentiment, or Intensify char
acter. The Luuisianiaiis arc possessed of full.
rich, sweet voices and with that simplicity of
nature which characterized the Southern slave;
the Sings ofX.ion and the Old Plantation Melo
dies arc sung in a spirit which no Christian or
lover of sweet music should fall lo hear. This
Troupe has received the highest encomiums of
the clergy, press nnd public ; crowded houses
and delighted audience attest tiie popularity of
their entertainments. To tho'o who have not
heard them, we would only say ask those who
have enjoyed that pleasure, Doors open at 7:30
o'clock. Concert begins at 8
NOTICE TO COLLKCTOltS.
Collectors holding unpaid county duplicates
for years prior to 1S77, shall settle the sam
during the fust week of December Court, and
if not so settled the Attorney will at once pro
ceed lo collect.
Those for 1877, are riquested to be diligent
in collecting ami pay over during same court.
Some have so far paid over but very little, such
must du better.
The money is all niutely needed to meet the de
mands on the County Treasury. The expinses
iluring December will be pretty heavy.
The collectors who fail to settle their dupli
cates by the latter part of January next will be
notified on a day fixed, in said month to be at
the office to claim final exonerations, and make
return of land taxes, such that has no personal
property un to make taxes from, as all returns
of taxes on seited and unseaUd lands mint be
on or before the first day of February. The
balance due on the first day of .March following
will bear interest, ;md the collectors must pay the
interest on llo amount so in arear from tl;
date. We wish every col lector would pay oil'
his 1877 duplicates in December. It would
be better for all of it would be done.
MI.AS V,. MCIIKNUY,
jon.v ni:i:Ni:it,
J. K. SANDS,
Coin's.
Commissioners' mice, niooiiisfourff.Pa.N'ov.lv;,.
JNOV,ltl,-4lW Alie&l; NAI. KKllUtllAUM, LierK.
At a recant meeting of tlie I. O. of O. F. of
the Kspy Lodge ibe following preamble and
resolutions were adopted.
Wiikiieas, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove fro.u our mld-t by an untime
ly deatli our dear friend and brother Charits
A. Fowler. And whoreas in his death the com
munity has lost a hopeful citizen, and society a
promising young man, and our be'oved order
a worthy and agreeable member. Therefore be
it
Jlttolted, first that in tills mysterious dspen
sation of God's Providence we bow in humble
submission to the will of Him who is too good to
be unkind and too wise to err.
Second. That in his sudden anil unexpected
death we wilt heed the solemn admonition of
Holy Writ. Be ye also ready for in such
hour as ye think not the Sen of Man cometh.
Third. That in token of our heart felt grief
ml great loss, that the charter and hall
of the Lodge be draped In mourning for thirty
days and that every brother wear crape durin
the same time.
Fourth. That these resolutions be published
in the papers of the county, and a copy be furn
ished the family witli whom we deeply sympa
thise.
T. I). Stbavss, )
J. D. Wi:itKi:isntt, y Committee.
W.M. SciIKCHTEItLV. J
Mildness conquers and hence it is that the
gentle ret positive influence of Dr. Bull's Bjhy
Syrup overcomes so quickly the disorders of
Babyhood. Price 25 cents.
t OMMl'NICATI'D.
Musbtts. KniTons Columbian : One of the
most pleasant drives leading from our village i
the Kspy road, and the people of .-cott towiishi;:
deserve credit for keeping it in such excellent
repair, but ore great drawback to the plea-ute
of many in drhing this road is the con-lant
dinger to which they are exposed ot heiug pr-
cinililcd into the canal by the slid 'en shying of
a hore, as the ro.id in m my plans runs v
close to it, specially at night time the danger
i- grealer. On Lst Sunday night a gintlemau's
horse became frightemd bilow Mr. Snyder's
residence, anil began backing the carriage. He
succeeded in getting him stopped as they iiaih-
td the water's edge. There are many other
ca-es which we might mention, but the daug
is too well known lor anv need of further re
marks. A good strong f. nee eret ted along tin
places will prevent IhK and should hu built at
once. The question of co-t should not be con
sidered where lives are daily at stake, for a per
son ihronii into the canal in a carriage stand
poor chance of escape. I hope this notice will
not be p issed by, by the authorities, and that
they will take imiiKsliate nttiou in the matter
before the community is aeuln startled by tho
occurrence of a fatal accident.
CrnziN.
l'oti Sam: on Lkask A good PLANINC
MILL which can be mil as such or converted
into u first class manufactory Inanollnr br.inel;
of business. A line penirg is offered for an
enterprising and enc'gellc party.
Apply lo
J B. ItonisoN,
Bloomsbuig, P.i.
Oct. 20 -Jw.
With a cake of Glen's Sulphur Soap and
commodious balh-lub, the victim of chronic
cutaneous eruptions can improvise a sulphu
bath, which no professed bathing etablihnitn
can supply. Sold at Druggists, Hill s Hail
A. Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50.
Oct. 20 lw.
Dr. Shlloli's Stslein Vitalizcr.
We are authorized in cuaraiitie this rem
ctly for li e cure of Myspepsla, Inactive Liv
er.dou r Stomach, Consiiiihlioti, l.nsa ot Aji-
peine, uonnnp ui1 " uuu, irum, mh,
and General Languor and Debility. You
must Bckiiotvltilpe that this ttoiiUl be ruin
nu unless we bud positive cvielciiee that it
will rure. you ttim are siitieritip iroin
these coiiiiilaints these tveirds Hreiuhlressed
and will you continue In sutler tvlieii ynu
can be curt il en such trrinn? It is for you
to determine. Sample bottle 10 renin; Kf
nlar bIzp7G rents. Sold by O A. Klelm and
N. J. Htndtrshctt.
60.000 die annually by m-glrctini; a
Couch. Cold ur Croup, nttcn leading to
Ciiiisiiiniition and the grave, by will you
neglect so important a mailer, when you
ran get al mirstoie Sblloh'H Cnmumpliou
Cute, ttiln the asturanre ot a spceay recov
ery. For soreness acreim Ibe Chest or I.ungs
or Lame liacW or Side, Sbiloh's l'orous
Plaster gives prompt relief. Sold by O. A
Klelm and N. J. lleiidersbott,
IlackmelacV, a popular and fragrant per-
fume. Sold by O, A
dershott.
., ivieim anu r, J. lieu-
March SO, '77-eow
Business Notices
No Humbug; I A Posltlve'Sale.
Clark fe Wolf will sell aII nflbelr Tir..,
Goods nt the lowest going prices for tho next
ten ilnys, loss, n discount of ten per cent.
Atmore's .Mlnca Meat nt Conner's.
For Satnaiio Sinners. Lard I'
Meat Cullers go to J. Schuyler & Son.
3(1 boxes Iulles' nnd Gent's ITnilnrtvunr
nt I. W. Hartninn's.
10 cents will bliv n pnlentlld bread nlnn nt
CreasyV.
Call nt McICInneys lor Shoes.
A large nssortment of Ladles' Shawls this
week nt Lnu & Sloan's. Price (or Ladies'
size from 75 cents to J25 00.
Wanthd. Two girls to learn tho tailor.
lit; trade. Win. Y. Kestcr. Apr.27tf
Sco the new intent ndiustabln brush li.an.
lies nt J. Schuyler A Sou's.
For Ross Cigars go to Creasy's.
A customer ofl). A. Creasy's nfter com
Hiring his extra whltn drip Syrup nt 18
ents n quart with rendered wliitn clover
iiiney nt rents n nuart nrefprrnl dm
white drip Syrup, not nu account of less
price, but for better quality.
A fine nssortment of Fresh Fish inst rn.
ccived from Huston nt U. Jncobv's Oyster
Bnv.
You ran get n spt (,f Lndlps' Fllrs Imlln.
thin of .Mink, M iir i:id linn fir $3 25 and n
genuine .M ink .Mull und Ilo.i fur $8 00 m
Ltnz it Sloan's.
Gerniatitown Wool 10 cts. ner oz at I. W.
Hnrtmati's
Mclvinnevs
Shoe Storo below Court
House.
Oiiil Cigars from three
for 5 cents to 10
cents apiece nt Conner's.
!!0 pieces wool nnd cotton Flannels
Sets.
to CO cents nt I. W. Hartinati's.
Admission free nt Mclvinney's.
Yon can get white or colored lilankcts nt
Lutz Sloan's fur $2 50 n pair.
F.xtra Golden Drip tiO cents n gallon nt
Crensy's.
Uemember that Lulz & Sloan sell their
Gerninntown Yarn nt 10 cents an ounce.
Ilubbers nt McKitmey's.
New crop New Orleans Molasses) 80 cents
a gallon at Creasy's.
You can get Dr. Warner's health corsets
inu lors or white nt Lutz iv Sloan s i0
Ilootheadqunrtcrs nt Mclvinney's.
Fresli Oysters nt Conners.
Hoots and Shoes cheap at McKinr.ey'c
Canned Fruit of nil kinds : 3 lb. can of
loniatoes 10 cents nt Conner s.
No Humhtii; 1 A l'ositve Sale I
Clark & Wolf tt ill sell nil of their Dress
Hoods nt the lowest going prices for the
xt ten days lens a discount of 10 per cent.
i; F. KUNKEL'S WTTl-U WINK OK I HON.
V.. F. Kurikel'a celebrated Hitter Winn of Iron wl!l
tflTti'tiully cure lher complaint, Jaundlco, dyspepsia,
chronli'or ncnoiH ileum ty chronic dlarrniK, dls
own uf the kidneys and all dlseasp-i tirUM; from a
disordered llvor, fctomachur intestines, bucli as coiu
siipjiioDt iiiuuienct'. inuru piles, lumens or diikhiio
the he.id.ucidltv of Hip stoniAeli, nausea, heartburn,
dl"i;ust foi rood, fullness ot weight In tlwhtomach,
swhniMlnj; of the head, hurried or dimcult breatli
liiir, llutttTlnffof the heart, choking or MirTocailng
sens.itlon when lu a tjlu? posture, dlmne.ss or vl-(-
lun, iium or weus ot-iort mo sigui, uuu pum in uw
hoad. deilclencv ot rersnlratlon. .ellowness of tho
Uu and eje.piln In th baelc, head, chest, limbs,
o c , sudden Hushes of heat, burning In tho WU,
ronstantlinaKininffSof evil and great depression of
spirits. Trlee. Jl per bottle. Itcwaro of couutt-r-
U'li's, i "J iiul in (iur uruiMi, 11.11111 uu auiiiu uiitf r
preparation of Iron, he may Hay It Is as g'X-d.butsr;
for Kunkol'H Hitter WIno of iron, Taku no other.
Kunkel's Klrter lno ot Iron Is not sold lu buLk
only lu $. bottles. U. F. KunkH, I'roprletor, No. ii'9
Nut th Mnth Mreet, Fhlladelnhla, 1'a. hold by all
uruggiib unu aoaierb every wnere.
TA Ft'. WOKM HKMOVKD ALIVE.
Head al! completo In two hours. No fee till hend
pa'-si-s. seiU, rm and stomach worms remomt by
l)r. Krnkel. ar9. North Mnth Mreet, I'hlladelphla.Fu.
send for circular, For reinoWnn, seat, llu orstom
ach Wo ms call on your druggist und ask for a bot
tle of hunkel'H worm s.rup, Price 1. It never
falls ('omrnon fien-e teaches If Tape Worm can bp
remnved, all other worms can bo readily dtstrojed.
i'ie. t
M ,VUKETREP01iTS.
nLooMsnuiui junket.
Wheat per bushel.,
Itse ..
Corn, new, "
nits, "
Flour per barrel ..
t'lotersi-ed
CO
Ml
f.txi
I.tO
1.10
.30
.Is
.1'
Flaxseed
Uutter
IXirs
Tallow
Potatoes
Dried tpplcs 6
Hams 14
sides .t Shoulders lo
Lard per pound to
naj jutiou
11,-eswax w
Timothy seed 2.w
)l'OTATIl.Ns FOIt COAL.
s'o. 4 on Wtiarf t B.oo per Ton
so. r, ' ' $ S.75 '
No. II " f 1 CO "
macksmltu'slutiipon tfhart f3.no "
" mtumlnoiis " ft fri "
Coal ! Coal ! !
Coal ! ! !
Extra preparation !
Superior quality !
Order left at 1. W. iMcKclvy's
Store at our oflicc, or sent through
tho nwil.1 will receive prompt at
tention. Your patronage is respectfully
solieited.
C. W. Neal & Bho.
iMuy 1, 1S77.
ASTOMSIUNC! SUCCKSS.
ft in tho duty of uvery perwin tvlio liai
u-eil Ilotclicr't (ierman Syruji to let its tvon
eleij'ul qualities Im ktiowii to their IrietiiU in
cuiiiiK C'onsuiiiition, severo C3Ui;h, eriHip,
a-tlitna, imeuinoiiia, ami in fact all throat
nnil luiif! eli.-e'ates. Nu person can uo it
without iiiiinediatu lelicf. Three. iloes will
leliero any ca.-c, ami wo consider it the duty
it' all Uru'iv, to reeoimnetul it to tho poor
Ij'tiiK e-onuuiptive, at least try ono Poltlo as
4U.0U0 dozen bottles wero sold last year, and
lioea-o wliero it laileil wait reported, cueli a
ini'dieino as Iho Cicrwan tryrup cannot In) too
tvnlely known. Ask jour Wruttiiist about it
caiupio lioltles to try Mud at lUivuta. Keg
ular size 75 cents. For salo by .Moyer llros.
April m, i i-iy jl
ASIC YOUUSKLF THKSE QUiCSTIONtf.
Ato you a despondent sufferer from Pick
Headache, Habitual LontivciiOH, l'alpitatinti
ot' tin heart? Have you dizziness of tho
head? Is your nmoim system ilemvsscd ?
Docs your blood cnculato badly 1 Ilavu you a
eiuigli ? Low spiiils? Coining upol'tbo
food nfter eating? &e.,Sie. All these ami
much more uto tho results of dyspepsia, liver
complaint mid Indigestion. (illl'KN S
AlHJIIST FLOW KM is now ackiiottledired
by all Diuggisls lo 1 a positive euro, H.-I00-000
bnltles weio giten attayin lliu U. S.,
tlnotigli druggits tntho people ns n trial
'1 o docs will satisfy any petfon of its tvon
deif'ul nihility in curing ull loiuis of Indices
lion. Sample loillles for 10 cts. Mcgular
size jf els Sold posilitc by all lirst-cla-s
uruggists in u. s.
April 27, 77-ly jl
A"
'Hie
UlHTOItS NOTICK.
urolerslcned Latlne; been arrolnted aa Audi
tor on the I'ieepllon to aereunt ol 1). A. Watson
cram rallnf, r.f lltirp. V. ttnlMitfiii til, ,1 l.v lilu Art.
liUiiMln'rli Miry A Watson tellumtall parties
ut his tfllee In lib cmsbuie on Saturday ttotember
lllh Hll, tit luo'ikiCk u m. olsald doylor the pur
pose et lielillHL' said uuult. All pat lies iDleresled
etui attend una iirese niineir claims.
JOHN M CLAltK,
Auditor,
Or, I nkbltiiiDble t Bnl with neiue.
, u, w'.' Y.
. a ) cseit(ards,u kijits, lu cu.
J. H. Ii listed
t. V,1!-wU
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
HECBMIlEltTKIlM.lBtT.
riRIT wilt.
Uriah Cnamberlln vs. Jonas Doty.
II. drover's Admrt. vs. C. II. Wolt
A, T. lketer vs. Jonas Doty.
Levi Ulnley vs. N. L. Campbell.
I). T. Sejberl vs. I'lilllp Appleinau.
.Milton Charles vs. ltlce llagenbuch
0. II. Hrockway is. Orange township.
Ashland Hanking Co. vs. Frederick Hash
s.d etctlcr vs. Lewi Tetter
FlrstNattonal Hank ot Ashland vs. lianlrj Jtcrrls.
Albert Wlnton vs. Jonas Dety, et al
oHurnWa Insurance Co. vs. Josoili Jl. Preck.
Columbia Insurance Co. s. Jackson oodln.
C. J, Ash vs. William Ikeler.
Columbia insurance Co vs. Jackson & Woodln,
lolumMa Insurance Co. s. Nescopcck Hrlilgo Co.
Henry C. Conner vs. Kmanucl Conner's AdmT.
1). F. 8e bert vs. J. V. Sankcv,
J. K. najton Co. vs. Jacob Ilrelsch et. al
Amos s.nago vs. Abram Kline et. ux.
John Hill vs. C. 1). Fowler.
Wm, I. Parks vs. John Mill.
J. O, Smith won vs. Jcsso Zaner s Ex'r.
Sarah Hill et. al. vs. I'cna'a Canal Co-
SECONn wssi,
Sarah Faux et. al. vs. s. J. Faux et. al
Aaron Drelsbach vs. Simon Sliellhammcr et. al
isloomaburg Lumber Co. vs. M. M. Apploinan.
Peter Wilson's Ailm'r. vs. Jcsso A. Losoe.
W. J. ( orrell's uso vs. D. J. Waller
Hannah Weiss vs. I). L. & W. It. It. Co.
nioomsburg Lumber Co. vs. 0, W. sterner.
Hzra S. Lyons vs J. It. Kvss.
Jacob Evans' Ext. vs. Thomas E. Oeddls et. al.
S. W. (larrlson vs.Turnbacu A Hess
Samuel Olger vs. Francis Evuns.
David .1. Waller vs. George Weaver's Exr's.
Schujlcr Iteasner vs. Aaron Ilender.
nioomsburg Lumber Co. ts. William Jlorrls et. al.
nioomsburg Lumber Co. vs. William .Morris et. ux.
Hank or Espy vs. William Mllnes' Kx re.
Toles J: Mveet ts. t 1111am Jl lines' Exr's.
William Limit 111c vs. I'tter Ent's Administrator.
O. II. Millard ts. Conjngharn and Centralla Poor
District.
Mary (leorgo vs. James Morrison
Daniel Lelby it. al. vs. Henry Knapp.
Oeorgo Hetty vs. Daniel II. Stevens.
Sarah Caul ts. Samuel and Emma Iteppcrt.
J. It Jamison vs. M. tlrotcr s admr'a
Augustus Eterhart ts. Daniel Everhart.
Ilernard Ammerman vs. W, O. Johnson et ux.
William O. I.lnntllie vs. Peter K. Mensch
Mel Lenlhcn ts. Conjngbain and Clntralla Foor
District.
C. 11. Hrockway vs. First National Hack ot Herwick
llltam KrteLbaum's use vs. L. T. Shaipless et. ol.
Lewis Mochenbcrg vs. Andrew Hojcr
Edward Hjrnc is. Ezekle. Colo
Thomas Scliweppentelscr ts. I.K. schwcrpenkel-
Wagner, sturn &C'o. vs c. It names et ux
William snjder'.s Exr'a ts Valentine Uldleman
c; W. 1 hoiepson ts Hernhard Moliner
II. W. Ljons ts Slioraas stackhoiise's ex'r
United states Fanning Mill Company vs Franklin
locum
1'ermella Koons vs. seltzer Miller.
Manillas Shaffer vs John McDowell's adm'r
Jurors for Dec. Term, 1877.
GltAND JUItOUS.
Illoom John Delly, L. 13. unpen,
llenton Lafayetto Kcclcr.
Ucrnlck lunlel lteedy.
Centre I'etet Scott.
Flshlnccreek-Ilarman Kline, Ellas Laubach.
(Ireenwood-EUxs Kline, Alfred Ileacock.
Hmlock-lI. u. I'urecll, Peter S. Urugler, Nchemiali
lteece.
Locust Jeremiah Snyder, Samuel Camp.
Madison Chester Johnson.
Miniln Samuel Snyder.
Montonr I'eter llelnbach, Wm, II. Weaver.
OraDtje-ltcuben Hellas, M. S. Williams.
Scott-T. II. .Miller, Joseph I.tlley, U. Wapples, Jarob
Tsrw linger.
TltAVEUSK JUHOHS.
FIRST W KSS
Ileaver-Kllas MUler, William Slensmger, Isaac Har-
rlnser, John L. Bond, Jtoses SUcher.
Ilenton-Clemuel Mcllenry, Thomas Datla.
Hlootn Thomis Iltckey, Johh Lcacock, John l'uroell
Jr.
Herwick -ltelnhard nergcr.
Hrlarcreek-Hatld Shaffer, Geo, W. Mtl'er.
Ca'uwtsa-M. 1). Harman, J. U. Yetter, Theodore
Krelgli, John Kills.
Ccntro-Samuel Itow en. Jerry llagenbuch.
Franklin U. 1). L. Koitenbauder.
Ureenwood -Abram Trlpleplece, J. Barton Quick,
James fan Horn, T. K. Has man.
Hemlock Matthias A. Moore, seth Shoemaker, Ivl
Wright.
Jackson-oeorgo Mcllenry, Daniel Fritz, Thomas Y.
Hess
locust Wm, shuyler, liavld Yager, Wesley l'erry.
-Madlson-Datld Phillips, John hhet:er.
.Main Wldte Ilelnhelmer.
Montour- Jackson Walter, Samuel Cigger.
Mttllln Isaac Andreas, J. J. llartzul, Samuel Bock.
Ml. Pleasant (!eo. W. Jacoby.
Orange C. 11. Appleman, Abner Welsh, William JJ.
snj der.
scott-Jotin Kicssler, John bhollenberger.
bugarloof I). 11. Cole.
SECONU WEEK.
Bloom-Henry Klelm, J. II. Johnson, .1. K. Orctz
Chester Hughes,
Ilrlarcreek- Kmor Uletti rick.
Benton Win. Appleman, lacob Woollver.
atawlssa-IIenry Holllngshead, Mahlon Hamlin.
Centre Wm. Shaffer, T. II. btrouse. Samuel Hid.
lay.
Flshlngcreek Alfred Crevellng,
(Ireenwood lohn Sands, A. Y. Whttmoyer,
Locust Samuel ltelubold.
Madison fieorge Murphy, William (Iraham.
Maln-neo. Hollenback, Joseph Hartzel, X. II. W.,
Brown, John K. Creasy.
Minilu-Andro.v Slngley, Christian Hurnster, P. J.
Workbtser.
Mt. Pleasant Joseph'is Crimes, John McMuliln,
James P. Sands,
Orange Silas SJiuman.
I'lne-A. E. Olrton.
Itoarlngcreek Owen lloagland, Frank Yocum.
Scott-ltobert 8. Ent.
Sugarloat-Andrew Hess, John W. Kile, lleuben
Pat is.
T I DOWS' VPPRA ISEMENTS.
T The follow Ing appraisements of real and
lerMJiuu jiropt-i ey b-i itpuri lo wiuowsol fieeeueilis
lave been Illed lu tho oniee of the lteea-stlT of Col.
iimbla county, under tho Itulesot Couit, itnd tt 111 be
preseiueu lor aosoiuio counriudtion lo um eirpuons
Court to bo held lu Illoomsburir.ln and for tiatdconn.
ty, on .Monday, tho sd day or Ivc. ihll, at 2
o clock p. m., or said day unless exeeptlonti ti buch
euuui iiiuuuit an, previously uuxi, oi wiutll all jn-r
sons Interested In said tutaten tvttl tako notice:
1. Widow ot David snaffer.lato ot BHarciiek town
ship, deceased.
t. etldow t f Illmm Lunger.I ato of bugarloaf town
ship, oeteased.
3. widow of Simon Linn, Into ot Montour township,
4. t Mow of Johu Fodder, lute ot MlCltn townsUIp,
ueveaieu.
5. Widow of Elljoli Suminora, late ot Montour tow n
sUli, deceased.
o. Widow ot Ellas Ilarli', lato of Ixicust township,
7. Widow-or t:. II, Olrton, late ot HomlooK town
ship, deceased
lieglstcr'a onio-. W. II. JloV
Hloonuburir.N'uv.i , is;;.
llt)7trtor
1) IXilSTint'H NOTICKS.
I 1. Notice Is lll'll'liv utvi'n lit nil 1,.,'Ati.H. prfdl.
Cm and oUier ptrsons inu-resU'd In tuo wiati's ot
llio ri'fliHtlhodeoL'dents and minors, thuttUo tol
luiNlniradinlnUiratlouaud guardian aci-uunui ltavo
iHTU nifd In llio 011100 o( llio Ki-iristrr ot coltimbU
county, and tt 111 bo nrewnti'd tor continuation and
ulloauco In Uio orphans' Couit to Oo hold In
inuomiuurir. on .tionaar. mo aa oav or lice. usr,.
at K o'clock, p. tu. on Hald da) ;
I. Tho scond nndllnal account of M. V. II. Kllno
Administrator ot Nathaniel ovcrdorf, lato ot
latnnuba, uo,'cautHl.
S. 1 no account ot llenrj' (IMIlne, Administrator ot
ja'-oo uciuntr. uto or aiinnn lownshln.dcccaiied.
I. ThO account Of Himul Unnrr. ArtmtnlHlrnLnr nf
Marfan Appleman, lato ot tuo low u ot Uloonis
bury, decoabcd.
4. TIlO account uf William II. khwn,ftV,r nr,1l4n
of Akuch Itilcheldlfi-r. a mUor child ot Michael
m-iLuuiuuiT, iaio or tuo town ot uioomsDurir, ao
ceased.
t, Tho account of (leonro llltnerand lohn A. H1U
ner. Administrators of IVlcr Illtncr, Uto ot Lo-
6. Thu llrt A,tri final nii.,tiint- Tamaa II U.l,l.in.
Administrator of Catharine Itiahel, lato ol Mon
tour township, deceased.
T. Tho Ilrbt aud nanlal account of rh.irien KphiMr.
AduiInUtrator of neorgo Kua.iler, lato ot Heaver
9. lllO account Of Jacob M. ItArniAn. tluurn-Un
Charles M. Ha hurst, u minor cnlld ot Oeorito
It. llajhursl, Uto ot Catattlssa township, dccil.
Tho tlrst account ot Hra hter
pn.rnu nit,,lnlutrM.
tor do bonis non of W illiam ilesa latu of bugar-
iur oo oonts no
loaf, deee.sed
10, Tho account of Hiram J. Herder, Kiecutor ot
"wiu uiiitwii, ui Lttuniwi, ueueaheu,
11. Ihellrstuudllnal account nf samiici k'rp&&u.p
Admlid-traior ot (leorge Kressler, late ot rnott
1. The final account of William Neal. nn of thn Rv.
eitors of ttlilldin nt der, lato ot tho Town of
,i,wvmauu(K, UIVVUSVU.
13 Tho Urst and parlll arcoun'. ot John 11 lkitls
and Margaret Davis, admUlstralors ot Datld
uaw. taiuui rieattr townsuip, occcaMcd.
Iteglster's iinicc. I W. 11. JAConv.
BlooniiOurg, ov, li, 1SI7, Heglster.
D V131TINU CAllDiJ,
IXTTKK USAD8,
LlkLUEADtl,
CMTBIt, 0, AO,
Ketl
'ply printed at Ute (Joluw
bian umoe.
BLOOMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. 1M., Principal.
Tills SCHOOL, as at present constituted, olers tho very best facilities for Professional and Classical learning.
HlllldlneS SUaClOUS. Int'lUni? and COinmOlllOUS ! COtnnletelV heated bV Slenm. Wrll lontllfltAil. ttfrltr1 hv uml fuml.hni wll. a hm,t!f,i1 .unnlr nf Titir. Srtff.
sprint,' water. " 1
Ijx-atlon healthful, anu easy of access. Teachers experienced, cmctent, and alive to their work. Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorough, Exrcnsci
moderate. Fitly cent a week deduction to all expecting to teach, students admitted at any time, ltooins reserved when desired.
courses of study prescribed by the stnto t
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary, IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses s I Academic. 1 1. Commercial. III. Course in Music. IV. Course in Art.
The Elementary, sclentlltc and Classical Courses am PIMtsnssiiivei. .n.i
enrresnfinillnis ll,,rrppq Miistpr or iiia t-.l,nints, Mmtl,.r
.. -. 1 : . " r: "-.:.. . r... ... .. -"...-. -" . , .isau-i u. uu v.is-3iu4. i,r.tuutuea
iin-ir uLiiuninf nis signcu in inu imieers or me iioaru
? 10 course ot stud y prescribed by the stale. Is liberal,
IiWiV!!iS!7,.tiJlBif,'fSr? for '','r s'1'u"''-1,To Ihls end It solicits younir persons ot good abilities and irood purposes.-lhose who rteslre'to Improve their time
CauiOBue. promises aid lu developing their powers, and abundant opportunities for w ell paid labor ntter leat tngschool. For
."'. "-.-'.'i".".::1" '- ".'".".-'.''.:''.-. c
HON. tt II. 1. 11.11 Ill.Uill.l.. I're.lileut llonrd
Sept. 8, Til..
DMINISTUATOKS' NOTICE.
KSTATB OK PAt 10 PlIAFfST., SR., DECEASED.
Lcttersof dmintstratlon on Ibeostsle of Tlnvld
shutter. sr.. latent lirtarcreck township. deceased
hate been granted by tho liesi'tcr ot said county to
the under-djrned Admlnlsirutors.towliom all peisons
Indebted are requested to make Immediate pat ment
aid those bating claims or demands against the es
taio will moke them kLown to the adm nlstrators
without delay.
JEVt SIf AFFEIt,
LEVI FKSI Ell,
oct. 19, 'I7-6W' Ad-nlnlstrators.
4
UDITOIt'S 2COTICK.
I no undersigned Auditor nnnotnted bv the nr.
pliant Court ot olumbta county to makn dlslrlbu
iloiioftlie sllmot i,51 ay remalnlm? In the reales-
1110 of Wm. Pegg Into of Madison twp. In said oo ,do
reasi'd.forthe u-,e of tt ni.Map-hsurtlvinghuil'andof
Kii7auetnauaiiKiiterorsaid ttiuiam l'egg deceased
w 111 meet at ills onicc In tho Town of llhiomsbiirg In
said county on Sjturday the llllidav of November
A .1). W7 at 10 o'clock n. m. of said day tor tho Dur-
po ot holding said audit. All parties Interested
wuiattend and present their claims orbeforeter
debarred Iroin coming In tor any share of said fund.
iun. u. r i(Ki-.r;,
Auditor.
Oct 5 4w.
U l.A !:K nt.-. tj, r.,'tl,rt;ri(rapUoi
5 ft i'e it n" Oor.ru-AMv OfiM.
SHERIlFS SALE !
By virtue ot a writ of Vend Ex. Issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas ot Columbia co., and
to me directed, ttiilbee.tpostdto public sale at tho
Court House in Illoontitrg at cne o'clock p. m. on
SATURDAY, NOVF.MI1EII 17. 1877,
The following real estate situate In Minim town
ship, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, described as
follow s : Bounded on the north and east by land of
eleorge Hughes, south by land ot Jacob Nuss and
west by laud of Catharine and ElUabethNungesser,
containing twentyacrcs more or less, whereon ore
erected a log house, frame bam and out-bulldu.gs.
Seized, taken Into execution and to bo sold as the
property ot Jonathan Spade.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-l'urchasers mustpay
ten per cent ot tho purchase money, or at least
euough to coter all costs at striking down ot solo
otLerw ise property to be resold at once.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
oct. 19, 'TI-ts sheriff,
OK SALE AT A SACRIFICE,
e)no Oood HOUSE AND LOT. on Third lreet 1 e
low the Itallrond. The house and ont-biilldlnirs are
new, a good ttell ot water on the premises. Four
bedrooms up stalru, and a largo parlor, slttlDg room
and kliciien diiwn stairs. For terms, c, apply to
t uis uiiiLV, ur iu
tv. It. st K.NTZKLU
nov. 1, ,U-lm Bloomsburg, 1'a.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VAI.UABLH
REAL ESTATE I 1
In pursuanco of an order of tho Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, tho undersigned Administrator of
faduMllader Hoberts, late of .Montour to nshlp, Co
lumbia county, deceased tt ill expose to public sals
on the premises In Montour township on
SA rCllDAY, DKOKMHEM 1, 1S77,'!
at 2 o'clock p. m , a certain messuaire and
Tract ol' I. nnil
sttuale In sahl townahlp of MontourColumbia coun
ty, Pennsylvania, bounded by lands of JoUh Kob-
ens, William Hoberts, neorgo III Jiel, Joseph Fry nnd
others, and contt Inln?
KICillTY ACMES,
more or less, tvlth ths appurtenances; on which Is
erected a
HOUSE .VXD STAI1LK.
Tekms or Silk. Ten per. cent of one-fourth of the
purcho-so money tu be pall at the striking donof
tho property, tho ono-fourth less the ten per cent nt
conUrmatlon ot sole, and tho lemaluln? three-
fourths In ono tear thereafter with Interest Irom
contlrmallon ntsl.
HltOCEWr KLttRLU WM. ,1011V.
Attorneys. Administrators,
nov. 0, "7-ta
At Private Sale !
A ptero ot
VAI.UAIU.i: ItlJAL ESTATE,
llne In Iranklln township, Columbia county, lvnn.
sylvanla on the east branch ot ltoirlnecreek. It
COhidilHOf 11 IlKAOTlt I'l. I'akm of nbout
120 AOH3S,
on which are erccUMi n innmodluus and wirnfoita.
bio Dwelling Ilouae, u larno Hank Ham, Older Pre-,
and alt necessary ouUbuUdlntpt, It haa irrulDL'
upon it abundance or excellent fruit, haa a well or I
water at both Iho dwelling house aud b.tiu, audU
couvenlent of aweas by publlo roads,
ALSO,
Adjoining ami U'lnjn paitoftlie same, but to bo
sold t,c partite ty if deslro-1, about iho aciea ot the
aboo land, whereon aio erected a laro
Custom, Grist anil Flouring Mill
with four run ot stone, a Dwelling Hoiiie, a Saw
Mill, a UryUooAs htoro and duelling House and
ther Improvements, together with the uatcr power
andappurteuanas thereto.
THE WILLOW VAI.K I'OST OK1TCK
Is on the premises. It Is within easy reach ot Cata
tvlstj. Centralla, Ashland, Mount Carmel aud oilier
inlolns towns tor market puritocn.
The property U bounded ly lamhtot Vunson, nnd
Arliey. ana snoeia, ud 1). Ilowor, and others. The
two described propertieB will le sold soparatel) or
together to fcult purchasers, ror U-rms adply to
Illlas Mendenlull. ll.lt. I) rluker, or John (1. 1'rem,
at, Illoomsburt;, 1'a.
tvn. 11. It not old by January I, ibtj. the prmi.
env will bi for rent, septitcly or togtlher.
obu ipkoclaiiation7
WrUEUEAS, 11,0 u,m' Wiixiam Elwim,
T T l'm,ldent Judge of tho Court ofO)ir und
Terminer and lleneral Jail Delivery, Court of (Juar
tcr Sessions ot tho l'eaco nnd tho Court of Common
Pleas aud orphans' Court In tho KCih Judicial Dis
trict, composed ot tho counties of Columbia and
Montour, and tho lions. I, K. Krlekbjum and F. L.
bhuman.Ass'Klato Judges of Columbia county, have
Issued their precept, bearing date tho tstli day of
Sept., In tho year of our Lord out) thousand eight
hundred uml seventy vioveu, und to me directed tor
noldlnsra
Court otoyer and Termlm r nnd lleneral
Juartcr oeaslous of tho Peace, Court ot Common
pleas and Orphans' Coart, lu nioomsburg, lu the
county ot Columbia, on the Ilrst Monday, being the
Sddayof December nest, to continue two weeks,
Notlco Is hereby given to the Coroner, to tho Jus
tices of tho Peace, and tho Constables of the said
county of Columbia, thai they bo ihenand thervln
their proper lerson at ID o'clock In tho forenoon of
said 3d day of lice., with their records, Inqui
sitions aud other rcmembinnccs, to do those thlugu
wihich to their omevs appertain to bo done. And
those that aro bound by recognizance to prosecute
asalnst tho prisoners that are or may be lu tho Jail i
11 III,, u .l. I n, ,.tli.m,.l. In .... .1 I ., '
toprosccuto them aa shall be Jit t. Jurors are le-
quested tolsj punctual lu thetrattendance, ogreeabl;
tothetr notices. Dated at Illoomsburg the 1st day
ot Nov., In tho ear of our Iml onn
Uh, Vlhnuaaud tight hundred and seventy-set en
y J and In tho ono hundred and Urst yeir of
the Independence ot the l ulled btales of America,
buerld's Otllce, JOIIK. W, HOFrilAN,
Uloomstiurg, Nov. 8-t Btirlir,
Master ot the Classics, elraduatcs
or Trustees.
and the Sclen tine and Classical courses are not Inferior
and Classical courses arc not Inferior
I'lHc-tiiniwiiii 11. ins one 01 me nnme ooiecis or
nf Trn.i.,.,
r r-r -iv r
Mammoth Grocery, corner
nf fh . , ; .. . .1... .7...., .il.l.r". J..
BLOOMSBUBO,
IS TIIS PLACE TO GET TIIE WOltTII OF YOUR MONEY IN THE FINEST AND FI1ES11E3T OF
Fancy Imported and Domestic Staple
Qnsensware. Glassware, Woil anil Willowware,
Flour and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH,
0H NICE FllESH
Jan 1, 1S7I.
Bin si EW,mi wmmmm
HARMAN 8c HASSBRT. Proprietors;
tUxst Slrc(, ISoiilIi sUlcol'a. M , iiullroiit! , 2IEoui;tsot:rs, Ia.
Kepcctlully cull tho attention of tho public to the
MOlsTTROSl- t r-o"WS. nlao all kliiUdot Uepalrs, micii usitohl J.uorua t'oinis, iiiiiLsiaui
HEATING AN3D
and are prepared to furnish all kinds of repnlrs, such aa Crates. Tire nrlcl:f A-c wholf lenudret ill. 'Hiey
make the Iiiiirotnl Cual-MilnK ruti for tin-Win, Pcnti i, th most ccotu i .il (-.' In Uie.
'1 hey aie also prtpared to rurnbli HAW AND UJUsT MILL MACIlIMMtV HIlAl'l'INO, VI LLKYS, ic. They
jjuj (jspeci.u uueuuon 10 me
Repairing of Threshing Machines, Reapeis, &c.
The proprietors helnc practical mechanics, havlnehad an experience ot over tWrty 3 ears, tho publ lccR
rely upon having alMsork entrusted to them done lu
The Latest AeaioitaaeesMeHit.
E.1r
htcws
fff yon
CLOTHIN
Don't Buy Until You Have Posted
Yourself Who
WILL BO BEST FOR YOU.
Come and Select your W I III T SR. SUITS
FROM A BRAN NEW STOCK.
All Styles, Sizes, PRICES and Qualities.
MUX'S SUITS, YOUTH'S SUITS,
A T S,
C L L A
SHIRTS,
R S. C
C
Stock,
HFge
David
PEAR CLOT
Important to Lawyora.
.TuMlceb of tho Teace, ronstablcs, Kxt-cutora, Ad
mlnbttratoi-u. liuardlau, Tow Ubhlp cCaCtrb, and butl
iit'hd inwi f i-LPralJy,
Wo have on hand a larpo assorlincnt of leal
blanks for the life of AtUriie)s, Justices and con.
(table's blanks of all kinds. Note and ltecelpt books
for Admlnhitrntors Ac.
I' KICK I.IbT.
ATI'OItNK'S 11LANKS.
ITecIpe for Summons.
" ' H. r'a.
Itulo to tako Impositions.
" " " choose Arbitrators.
cents apiece, or 11.15 per hundred.
1'etttlon for Appointment of Guardian.
" " cftatlnn
Uulo to tako l)ep'sltlons.
Narr In Debt, with ConfeMlon,
" AHumitalt.
MechantcH IJ. n.
4 cents each or 3.ro per hundred.
1'etltlou for sale of real l.sln1e H rents each.
.Il' l ICK'N Ill.A.MSS.
I'lit'Pff nns, Suirimwis, Ntariantc, Kiecutlors.SO fo
Leases ,... M
Illue Deeds
1'iTchment lHtnls
AcrteroenU
niphanH Cote t Kale
i oitsiaoie b Miiew.
Mnrtirsec ond liond..
An kinds of rtotett....
I'lH'I'llitH. Notf H. Sfl.ool Otflena
Ordi rs, neaily bound, constantly on hand, cr made
10 oruer on Kiiert notice.
oUrUMiTt"tac'r?
11,1 tdltoan'd rropri'eto'rs
of the t'onyrus.
bloomsburg, 1'a
. . Z
1 lie Oolijinbian Law Docket.
' 1 " i-tui IJUlovi,
A complete record for the use ot attorney b. Con-
tenlintly arranged for the docketing ot alirasee
containing tfo pages, with doulo Index. This ts
the most complete bock for lawj ere that Is pub,
llahcd.
PBICE, S3.50.
Published by Brockway & Elwell
Kdltora and Proprietors of the Colcmuian,
03r,oo3vrsi3XJRa,
GIVEN AWAY ,bU ;
A Promium Steel EugraviuR. '
l lltltnd "Tilt KlM'IMl OF THE SAt IOK IK TlllTVll-
rik " with Iho ttOKKIMl ( 111 UC11. a Yt pjfc'ellclU
lous Family hewspair, detoted to llnust hold the
Sunday sthool, Mutle and l,enerul Churth work,
on 3 mouths trial funis cents. Agent wan'ed. Ad
dress J. II. llltKtVKlf.
Tt Warren stmt, New York,
nov. n, II 3m J n 1 co
ILU lLATi:i tl'ATCIl UN. ChaaotAt
thi known vurtd. Aaiml4 auk t'rtt to
9Ag4nti. Addwt, A. Copvtsb Co., Chlig,
utg, II, It-lJ II t C
fj.- !i";rr
V. Course in Physical Culture.
.... i.T -17... ' t:i" :.rJ-,.-..
m lue owier courses receive is
In the other Courses recelvo Normal certificates a
to t hose of our best Collejn-s.
to those of our best Colleires.
11113 scaooi 10 nein 10 secure it. d
a tiv
17
of Main and Centro streets,
Groceries of Every Description,
PRODUCE.
follow Ing statements : They inunul.i-1 a ull kinds o(
COOK STOV32S
tu e ht Manner and at l'ulr prlc'i.
wsasstt
HOY'S SUITS, CIULDUEN'S SUITS.
CAPS,
u
Lowest
tee
LDwenlbers
jpiIO'I JU-KOTAliVS ItOTK L.
.t'otlee ts hereby clten Uiat the ft llowlnj accouaM
hate len Nku in llieomcoof thu l'rothonoury ot
the court ot common Pleas of Columbia county, and
win te picschted to Hie court on tkeuiuday ct Dc.
cember Lext and will bo ccnllrmid after fourdays
unless exceptions Ijo tiled.
The tceount ot Iltram J. lleedcr, As l.-nee of Na
than Koslenbauder.
The account ot Jacob llnitr. en. Cm- lit o et
lltnry llartman, a lunatic, now dec. a'cd,
u. r Ktin,
i a'T
I'rctLonotarj'socice.Sov. t, t
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
UF VAI.l Al l -
REAL ESTATE.
E E STUB.
0 centa each
.... is " " By virtue ofan order HsiP'd um of th. Cjurtot
.. i " ' Common l'leas of Columbia eouut.t. dlr"' i 1 to ma
"' c'enUtSch as tsslguee of I'artlu Maators, forta" d 'n. dt ot hU
"... VI " " 1 creditor, there will be ei posed to ri.btl- f-alf, at
1 " " l Hess' Uotel, In ibe town of Uunton, a i p i 1J urn
ocr Orders, t-lcre ' ,,.,.
,N - -
-DhC, lt, 167,
' aI ' J f f J" J or
parcelotland bltinte In tho t wi.-.ii' t 1! Hon,
Columbia county, Pa., on tho w.iu" , (1 a i eg-
j creek, bounded and deaorlued us', v. ' f-Cn
by una ofj0hnooi.siitb n m,
D.Ool and John K. Chapln, west h tli'' v.a-
dary line of the town of Ueuton, aud n ir.'a 1 j lad
ot Uenjamlu Mcllenry, contalnln'j
. . - 1 1
Q Al l CS (IIHI XiA) I Cll IKS,
more or le&s, with the Improvement. I'lnet'n aofa
muall D elllog llouso, a bhlngla Mill and tvat I'
rights appurtenant.
TKiim or stt-s as preset Ibed by the rrdcr ot tho
court : T enty-tlvo r'r cent caslu btlanee lu tw j
equal annual naymtnt, wltu Inter, st Ir.,m cenr
inatlon uf sale by tho Court, lo Ix s' - if J. rn tut
premise,
ALSO,
' at the same time and place, will be otrrr- d f r f ' )
a Parker -htngle Machln, aud tlx on :l i tt u and
sawed shingles, belonging lo the ntoredd l .irv.n
Masters.
OUSTOX LL0VU, 11BNJAMIN WAItNEII,
I .ttt'y Aulgneo of Tun in Jli't n.
j llati.r 11a
' Nov.DTf-ts lycimliir rrut'i la.
LANK MOKTOAaESforKaJcchMiaUh