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BQOCKWAtii ELWSLL.Eiltors.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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Fviil iv 3'. .Inn. 11. 18 VS.
TIIK I'HOi'OSKU AUIlU'UliTUUAIi Ml.!..
During tho present fcsian of tlio IjCgM.v
(nre an ajipliatton will be made lot tlio pav
sice of an actio repe.il special Act 037 Hi
tivo to appropriations out of cvuntyfunJs to
agricultural societies, approved tho itti uay
of May 1S61. The object of this proposed
act at stated in tho notice, is to entitle tho Co
lembia County! Agricultural, Horticultural
uad Mechanical Awciation to representation
In the Stato Hoard of Agriculture, witcl by
an Act approved the 8th day or May, 1870.
Special Act number CS7, above referred to
reads as follows 1 licit envied, Ac, That
the fourth section or tho Act or tho 2!Uh
March Anno Domini one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-one, entitled "An Act to incor
porate tho Kwylvami Stato Agricultural
Society." which provides for the payment or
5 'sum not exceeding one hundred dollar.", out
or the county funds, to any agricultural or
hdrtleultur.il society, organized in nny of the
counties of tho Commonwealth, to bo and
tho Fame i hereby repealed, wi far as it ap
plies to the Countyof Columbia."
Section l, or the Actot MiO o'taniistiins
a Stato Jlnird of Agriculture is as follows :
"Ue it enacted. &&, That the governor of the
Commonweiltli, the tcerctary or internal af
fairs, tho secretary of public Instruction, tho
auditor g-neral. tho proslJent of tho Pctin
sylvania "lato college, and one person appoin
ted from aud by each ngricultnral society in
tho ftato cutitled under existing laws to re
ceive an annual bounty from the county, and
three other persons appointed by the govern
or, with the conent of tlio tcnatc, shall con
stitute the state board of agriculture."
r Tt will bo seen that Columbia county is not
entitled to rcprcsctation in tho state board,
beeause it can draw no bounty from tho coun
ty. This proposed legislation is to enable it
o receive a sura not exceeding one hundred
as 1 i citc it ronrcfcmiman. -n o nrefin ravor
or any movement that will advance tho inter
Ms of agriculture, and shall be glad to sets
any legislation that will acc.unplMi that end.
but wo cannot see how tho citizens of the
county nre to bo benefitted by tho payment an
nually of ono hundred dollars to tho Agricul
tural Society out of the public Tunds.
Will it pay ? The reason? that are claimed
for this proposed act arc probably that by
representation in tho stato board we will he
entitled to the agricultural reports for distri
bution amoug formers and others. Section S
bf thoactof 1S70 provides that "The Secre
tary and board shall, in each year, cause to
be -made and published for distribution as
"full an abstract or the returns from the local
societies as the board may deem useful." Kv
Vrybody knows what agricultural reports are
A few thousand volumes are published and
'scattered throuuh the country, about one per
sob'in five hundred receiving a copy. Ssomo
"who do get'them use them for the purpose of
filling empty shelrcn until sometl.h.s bettor
'romp. in. while the mninritv uo them for
waste paper. Copies of theso reports are
now sent into tho cojmty, nnd it is doubtful
whether' any more would be received by tho
passage of this proposed act, even it' they
were worth having.
We are opposed to any measure that will
take money from tho pockets of tho tax pay
ers without giving an equivalent in return,
and we cannot at present seo the utility of
the present movement. 1 he society was en
titled to its annual bounty from 1851 to ISM
1when tho act was repealed. Thirteen years
experience hail shown that it was n uelcs
expense and hence the repeal. It is now
proposed to try again what was tried before
and found wanting. Th" columns of this pa
per aro open for tho purpose of allowing
those favoring tho bill to show that it is a ju
dicious one, and for the benefit or tho peo
ple. Until convinced to the contrary we are
opfoied to its passage.
THE WALLACE DILL.
F W6leatn that at the Cabinet Meeting on
'Tuesday it was determined that the secretary
of the treasury should, as soon as practica
ble, invito turtber .ubsrjription to a popular
'loan of the four per cent, bonds and bo con
duct it that all subscribers in all parts of the
United Statts shall havo free nnd easy op
portunity to tub-tribe to the bonds of anj
amount authorized by law through national
'banks and bankets ofetablihed credit, and
to give every facility iillnwi-d by law to con
'Tert postal ordtr, certiorate a of deposit and
United States notes into coin for the payment
'of bonds, and where mcei-sary, to sell coin
to facilitate subscription and to favor any
legislation that congress might seo fit to
adopt to promote the deposit of sa ings for
the funding of the national debt,
This is a senible proposition, and is in
effect carrying out Senator Wallace's idea in
tho bill tul m'tttd by him. Day after day
our Savings Hanks and other trust associa
tions nre going to the bad, and the people
havo little faith in those that remain, A long
bond, say sixty years, at four per cent, and
convertible at any time, would supply the
government with nil the money it needs at a
low rate of interest, and nt the same time
'make a depositary for millions of the La
bo ring poor. Iteeldes, It is policy for the
QoTernmrnt to have that class of persons
as its crtdltors. They are then more than
ever lutcrestod not only In tho selection of
honest and capable men to administer it
'It would do away with the anomaly that men
vote for candidates for high position, whom
they would not trust to manugo other af
fair. Aa there reems to be some difference of
opinion as to whether the county is liable
for the fees of bridge viewers.we have taken
the pains to examine the law on the subject,
The Act of June 13, 183C, provides that
"viewers of p.ibllo roads or highways, and
of bridges, shall bo entitled each to receive
from the couuty treasurer ono dollar for
emy.day uecva'arlly employed in that ser
vice, on producing a certificate from the
clerk of (be court of quarter n siions of the
respective county,thut such service has been
performed by them." The second section ol
the act of Ma-ch 2 1, 1SG3, reptuls the above
as to Lycoming county, so far as it relate
to the fees if viewers of roads or highways'
lut titil at to the Jttt 0 ruuin tf bridge or
bridge titil- The county is still liable for
the fees of viewers of bridges, aud by the
act of May 13, 187), their fits for services
are fueil tt 42 j t r dvy, and mileage at the
rate of ttucintiper mile cccetsaiily trav.
Jel.
OUR MIMTARY HISTORY.
With this lsuo of tho CoMlMBlAH wo
commence tlio publication of the military
history of Columbia and Montour counties,
prepared by U.d. John 0. Freer.. That the
subject will bo nbly handled nil who nre nc
-tintiitul with the author will admit, lho
Biiliject is or vast Itiiportanco to our people,
and especially to thwo who participated In
any way in the lato war, and to tlioso who
had relatives in it.
It Is Mr. Freeze' design to malco'tho re
cord Toll an.lex let. Ho therefore asks the
cooperation of all Interested In tho subject.
Information Is solicited from every soldier
who served from Columbia or Montour
County, and fioni the friiinils of those who
moved away or are deceased. This applies not
only to those who served in the lato war.but
to those who were at nny time in tha regular
army or who had served in any previous
Persons who desire this vilu able record,
if not subscribers Ui the Columbian, should
send in their name, at once for coploj.
I'AUR Villi TIIK l'Ollll.
Tdltor's Columhias" :
As apropos to your remarks on tho little
colored "waifs" of our town, wo a-lc you to
publish the following prelude to one o
Joep!i Cook's lectures. Tuily you say "n
soul Is n precious here a? in Africa.'
our missionary activity wero more mtenlve
it would soon become more rrtenslvo Some
united systematic plan ol evangelization 1
needed by which nil in our town maybe
reached. Good christian ladies nriitnate.
by the spirit of the Master, havo organize
a general plan of benevolence whoso scopo
is co-extensive with tho town. Something
imiliir is needed in evancclization. Mill
inters hero nre culpable. On them rests th
initiatory of till swork.
While on the subject of Jlloomsburg'H pub
lie wellaro wo would suggest tho organization
nf a Home Lecture Course. Let ft com
uiitteo of enterprising citizens take it i
hand and invite different persons in town to
Itcture. we havo talent enough to accomp
I Mi this. Charge a moderate admission fee
say ten cents, and let the proceeds go to th
Ladies llenevolent Society. Such homo
lectures with cheap admission aro now
voeuo elsewhere. It would answer ndoublo
purpose, aid charity aud nivako our intellec
tual sloth.
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perishing classes are to blame for being born
they, at lea-t, whatever we say of their pai
cuts, cannot bo shut out from n. victoriuu
place in our pity. This is a festal day ; and
if the Author of Christianity wero on th
groaning earth to make calls, probably th
nio.t of them, in the cities of the world,
would be in unfashionable places. Why
should we be so shy of the visitation in per
son of death-traps and rookeries ? There is
ineffable authority and example forgoing
from house to house doing good. Visits thus
enjoined cannot be made by proxy. No
doubt organized aud unorganized charity is
usually, in its modern form, a result of the
Christian spirit. Celsus said Christianity
could not be divine, because it cared insanely
for the poor, Old Home's mood toward the
miserable the world of culture now loathes.
Philanthropy swells the tide of commisera
tion for the uniortunate ; and sometimes the
most erratic opinions have been conjoined
ititli tlif unit nil pir lionttpinr tnuuanl tliftja uifin
!mVB linrdlv where to lav their heads. Ortho-
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doxy itself is often shy of personal contact
uith tho very wretched, and goes from house
to house by proxy. Orginized charity, we
think, U the whole of our duty. But Thomas
Guthrie, nnd Dr. Chalmers, and nil who
have had much to do with the perishing
classes in great cities,havo taught the Church
that, when men are sick and in prison, they
arc to be visited. I know a great orator in
this city, whose name is a power from sea
to sea, and whose silvering honored head of
ten bends over couch and cradle in the most
miserable houses. It is safe to go to tho
North End now i it is not safe iu tho fiercest
heats of summer.
This nation now has ono fifth of its popu
lation in cities. What are wo to do with
the social barriers which allow a great city
to be not only a great world, huttengre.it
worlds, in which ono world does not care at
all for what tho other worlds aro doing ?
In every great town there are six or ten
strata lit society: and it is, ono would think,
a hundred miles from tho fashionable to the
uufasnionablo side of n single brick in a
wall. Supeitluity and squalor know abso
lutely nothing of each other buch is the
utter negligence of the duiy of visiting the
poor, In any other way than by agents. I
do not undervalue these, nor any part of the
great charities of our times j but there is no
complete theory for the permanent relief of
the poor without personal visitation. Go
from street to street with the city missionary
or the best of the police ; but sometimes go
all alone, aud with your owu eyes see the
poor iu the attics, aud study the absolutely
unspeakable conditions of their daily lives,
Xot loug ago, I was in a suffocated ten e-
raeut-houso where five or sixpolnta on
which I could put my hand were In boldest
violation of the laws which it is the business
of the Hoard of Health in this city to see
executed. Tho deatb-rate of Boston In
summer, in the North Knd, is often above
thirty.five iu tho thousand. Tho registrar-
general of 1'ogland says that deaths above
seventeen in a thousand are unnecessary.
Live one day where the children of tho
perishing poor live, and ask what it is to
live there always. I know a scholar of
heroic temper and of exquisite culture, who
recently resolved to live with the poor in a
stifling part of this city, and who, after re
peated and deperate illuess, was obliged to
move his home off the ground in order to
avoid the necessity of putting his body un
derground. You cannot understand the
poor by newspapers, nor even by novels.
Our distant lavender touched of tho mis
erable show the barbaric blool yet in our
Veins. Going about from house to house
doiug good is a great Christian measure per
manently Instituted by a typical example,
which In a better ago may be remembered,
and be the foundation of a nobility not yet
visible on tho planet. There was One who
wiulied his dixciples' feet, and in that act
founded nn order of nobility j but this sec
ond symbolic act seems not to be apprehend
ed even yet by some good Samaritans iu
gloves, Tho nay from Jerusalem to Jericho
lies now through the city slums; and, fur
many an age to come, (hero will be the spot
were men oltenest will be left stripped aud
sore and half dead. We want all goud In
llueneeof the parlorand press, from 11 1
erature and the Interior ol the church,
to work upon tho problem of having the
perUhiug and dangerous classes in great
cities,"
I'cwr i,oVel wrttel.es, wreitso'er you are,
That I41 the vnMui ot U.U MtU-sa storm,
How shall ) our housctcut heads and tuiclottied limbs
Your Ioors.d and windowed raysedncM, defend you
Krom Sfosfns sucli as tnts t Tate pnjn- poup;
K.poso tbjrtelf to feel wtut wretches ml,
Ttul tUou mmm. bbato Uio (upcrfliu to tbem,
And show lho Uaveut laoie Just.
Lear, act UI. ac. Ir,
THE COLUMBIAN AND
A WUIM Til OUR I.KOISIiATOIlS.
Thcro is n proposition on foot to saddlo the
roots of tho lato labor riots upon tho State.
other word, pcaeoible communities like
ours mint contriliiit. to tho oxpeme ol sup-
presjini lanles.-nes in Luzerne, Pittsburg
and el-owhete, and paying damage? to their I
ptuperty hold-rs. This is nil wrong. It par-
tics in I'ltMmrg sen lit to ir.tlnlito in a "shin-
-burn buildings and il"trny life and
tho tnaM cf tho ciiiiiiiiitiity do not sec fit to
repress ncli action', but in fact synipathi.e
ith tin rioters, 'el Mmi pay for u. It is
goodfnd wnil lev that ovory community
Hitild protect. it"elt. Uan-mls liavn ample
powers to call tha yaw romUnlm an 1 il tho
Sfiecra noilect tliuir ilutfc, nr il the pcop'o
rcfit-c to respoml to n proper call, they should
make good any d.imnuo done by a mob.
Another word. Too railroad companies
should ho a littlo mulct in their charges
ngaiiKttlu State. They ask $111,000 for
tlio tra-i'p.ut.itio'i or troops to protect their
own uropcrtv. The atniiitit is extortionate
and unroasoinb'.e, and wo iliutit it any ot it
should bo paid.
llAUKISIU'lifl M'.l'TKIl.
hivrislat'va 1'iirrejpimili'iii o.
llAiir.isnrnn, Jan. 8th, 1S78
'1 ho auction of th.' order of biisine" seems
to bo looming no as a disturbing cK'ment be
tween tlio two Houses of the LeiiM.iture.
When tho Leai-liluio ndi iurnedl.i.tMarei:
it left as uufinWi 'd busino s about 2S0 lulls
upon the calcn hir in various stages if pro-
arc", tho understanding then luin' that when
they tii"t aiain this winter they wero to tak
nnthnbil.ilirst.il tMO SBS'l ill i'l't WllOrO It
was left off-as if they had only adjourns
ctvf.T t'.r a dav. It was dic iveicd, however.
by some of the city members that this plat
would interfere with th i oanv considorntioi
of nome pet measures tint had boon hitchc.
in tho interim, and a sti.mg combined eilort
of all pirtio?! inters.stod is tuing mad:
havo nil tho old bills thrown into tin) waste-
paper basket and begin legislation an-w to
consider no bills now upon tlio old cnl nd.ir
unless re-introduccd, thus giving them
chance to place ihcir new bills first upon tin
now calendar. In tho Senate tho scheme wai
successful, but in tho Houo tho country
members rallied under tho lead ot Jaccsou o
Mercer, James, Sprang and others, and do
cidul to take up the old calendar nnd dispos
of tho nnfinWied business of last sossion.by
vote of 110 to 71. An analysis or tlio vote
shows that otitsido or the ,W delcatcs frou
Philadelphia nnd -Ncgjieny only 10 votes
number of votes cast by members from the
rural districts in favor of taking up unfinished
business is partly accounted for by the fact
that no local bills on tho old calendar could
havo been introduced this session, for want of
the three months' notice in the publio prints
required by law. had the IIouso determined
to begin legislation anew. What the upshot
of tho business will be timo only can tell
The IIouso seems determined to stand by its
dcciion, nnd tlio Senate is reported to be
cqually obstinate on the other side.
Tho project inw being cnineercd by the
llcgheny delegation to havo the State pay
tho bill entailed by the destruction f proper
ty during the strike riots oi' July last in Pitts
burg has iiad tho effect or bringing onco more
to tne front tho claims of tho border counties
for iademnity from the Stato for damages in
Aided by raidinn rebels during tho war or the
rebellion. The bill introduced by Mr. Gehr,
or Franklin recites that claims amounting to
S3,425,C32 havo L ..1..a:. . ,,.
missions appointed by tlio stato and oortit.
cates issued for tho name ; that only 800,000
of these claims havo been paid, nnd provides
that tho State shall isue certificates of Itmi
bearing 5 percent, interest and payable in
years with which to redeem tlio balance of
old certificates remaining unpaid the State
then to beoomo owners of claims against the
United States. Datno Humor has it that there
is to bo an alliance, offensive and defensive
between the Mends of tho Border claim and
the supporters of tho Allegheny sch'ino ;
while in some qusrters tho former is regard
cd as merely an attempt to 'kill tho Alleghe
ny project by overdoing the claim business
and showing what may bo expected if an
easy road to the money bags of the treasury
is once ojienod up,
The Scnato adjourned over from Wednet)
day or last week until this evening ; conse
quently nothing has yet bten accomplished nt
that end or the Capitol. Tho House, howcv
or, has been hard at work and alaro number
or bills havo been introduced, about two
thirds or which aro identically tho same aa
thoe on the old calendar oHait session. This
is a precaution taken to insuro their early con
sideration should tho advocates or dc novo
legislation finally cany tho siint
Tlio loeil optionists are on hand again thus
early in tho session and N-ctn to bo as san
guine and persistent as ever. Nearly every
day numbers or petitions from all sections of
the State piaying for th ro-cnaclment ortho
local option law are presented in tho House,
and two or three bills bearing on tho subject
havo been introduced. Tho friends of this
measure seem determined to make things
lively at the Capitol this winter if pttr&Utent
agitation can do it.
The lVnn'a. Railroad company has been
rather tardy this notion in furnishing mem
hers with free passes over their licos or road,
and there has been quito a flutter and much
indignation has been expressed inconseqoneo:
Threats or what would bo done the next time
a Pcnua. Railroad bill oanio up wero savagely
muttered and things began to loa': serious
when matters were smoothed over by the
promi-o that thu coveted documents would
arrive at tho clo-sj or tho present week.
Tho Wand Silver bill aud the ripe d orthe
Resumption act th not v;em to meet with
much sympathy in tha l'enn'a. legislature,
judging by tho fato or two. resolutions upou
theso matters that wero introduced into the
IIouso yesterday. Ono declaring that "tho
Bland silver bill now before the U. S Sennte
ought to pass," and another djelarin that
"tho lUVsumption act to ba repealed and
greenbacks received on imports wero not ui-
lowed to 001119 to n direct vote but wero re
ferred to the committee on Federal Rela
tions. Tho principal functions nf said com
inittco appearing to bo to smother obuoxious
resolutions in regard to questions ol Nationa
polity.
As soon as tho order of business questions
is settled look out for lively timc-i on "the
Hill. I will be there as usual . II.
Victor Imiuanucl, King ( Italy, died at
Homo on Wednesday morning, and is suc
ceeded by his son, I'riuco Humbeit No 8 x 7
ejommis-ioii is there io count hiin out After
all, thu Popo hat outlived his ancient enemy
Mother', do not let your darlings suffer with
the whooping cough, if you have n remedy so
near at hand. Ueo Dr. Hull s Cough oirup,
and the little sufferers will soon find relief.
Price, l!o cents
Turkey lias called "enough," aud tho pro
linearities of pace are being ndjustod with the
Russian gcucritls.
Kcoiinmy, good management and industry
go hand iu hand, and thrift Is sure to follow,
A certain and spttdy euro of all coughs is
cure to follow the ueo of Dr. Coie1 Wild
Cherry and iseneka.
DEMOC RAT ,BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COL NTY,
WASM-MITtlS' u;tti:r.
WAStltsfiTON, 1). 0., .Tun 8, 1S78.
Senators ntul H"iireotit.itivcs are coming
back rapidly, and probably them will bo
very few nbsontets ntthe opening of the two
II. )iies on Thursday. If n-s .elallon with
.,,pp ),, Kvtn members u renlinitig
scni of the need of early and o intliiued nt
lentlon to Itglslstlon nn the business Inter
ests nf the c-iiot.v, i., ilit tho toui-fonlcry
f tho CNtrn s. sKinn will lint be rcpcalrd,
evervb dv will ! i'la'1. At'tivn all thing",
s l).'iii'.o.'iil fonlr. l l'i IImis.", and III the
nb-enct-"f Slioron tind Pailerw.ii, virtually
cmitrn' 'he Senate, ll.cv should sect that tin
nlua'df time Is wasted on quarrels aiming
Republican
Let both Houses grt at tho silver, nnd
antl renimiitlon bills, nnd pass or dsfeit
them ; vole nn tho Armv nnd Navy bill
making the ainnuiits n small as posible, so
that wo may know how largo nn Army and
Navy we nre to bo taxed fur ; transfer tho
cure ol the l.,dian to the War Department,
so that we may not pay two prices fur deal
ing with them ono for civilizing and up
porting them and thc'.lher for killing tliemj
revise the list of taxed articles, both impor
ted and domestic, so in to simplify and if
pns-lble, rini.iM" all taxes from articles of
necessity ; vole down all stihsi. lies not actti
illv necessary t" the welfare ol thecouutr.i;
pass n general amnesty bill, let them do these
things, and such other nets nf absoluto tie
easily as appear, and iiiji.tirn by lho 3i.l, ..(
Match. It is til' high importance that th"
finances should not bo left in their present
uncertain "'ate ; that pence should continu. i
that economy diultl be asurcd,thal poverty
sh mid be relieved of all its iinnec.ary
burden, and that nil lb' so things should I e
lone nrnmptlv. There is no t xct.s" for a
session lusting till July or Aueiist. IVIili
clans may desire it.but the Denint-rnth' part
can make lriends everywhere by preventing
it.
Senator r.atterson, mentioned above as a
probablo absentee.will not bo nblo for a long
llmo to nttenp sessions of the Senate, even
It resignation does not, lemnvo him nltogetl
er Irom that body. His condition is very
precarious.
It is said that Kellogg, of Louisiana, it
the richist man lu tho Senate, Tel
ears ago ho was poor, and liehnsdotaen
legitimate busiucss since then.
Senator Coiikling's Mexican Couimitt-C'
holds stations occasionally, but is evidently
watching for some "overt act" of the Ad
ministration again-t Mexico,
There is absolutely no poluli '"'!
at tins time.
Evidently tho Woman's Convention
this year is to be made the most Imposing of
any so tar held. The Riggs House, best n
hotels, will be the head-quarters of the dele
gates, though most of them will stop will
Iriei.ds nt various private bnu-es. They will
have uvcrythii!g,with the possible exception
of a street parade, which is supposed to be
ii part of such an occasion. Tho largest hall
is engaged, good speakers, in.alo and female,
will be on hand, the press will have fnll re
pnits, Congrtss and its Committees will be
visltcd,anrl evidently the old utugeis young,
of cnure, in years, and old only in this r,-.
Corn, movement, expect great results. Mai
they be succe-sl'ul in all proper efforts to as
sist themselves aud ''the rest of man
kind." St.Mlxoi.i;.
It la now an GCXnow lodged fact that Co.sdUMmoN
can w! Cured. It has Ik-cu cured In u very irrcat
ones) by Bchenck's Pulmonic Sirup iloivymd In oth
ers by too s-inio medicine In eonnectlon wltb
Sclwnoii's 3ea iccd Tonlo and Mandrake PUlt, on-
orbwith, acccr.Uni; to tlio rc'iulrcmcnM ot lho i-ase.
Tlio old supposition that "Consumption U Incura
ble" for many years tlelerred pnjslctans froannt
icmptlng to llnd a remedy for that dlsca,', and pa
tients afflicted with it reconciled themselves to death
without an effort bclnj made to save them from u
doom which was cons tiered Inevitable,
pr. sxhe-ick himself. was sapirascd at ono tlrno to
IX) at the very gate of ucith, h'.s phjstclans having'
pronounced hts ca hojick-Hs and abandoned lUua to
hla fato ; ho was ccked by tho alorcBald mcdl?lnes
aud attcrwad enjojed unlnU-rrupted good health
for more than forty jeara. Thousands tf people
have uteri Dr. fichenck'n preparations with lho sanso
rcmarkabl-t eucctbs.
Kclie-nck's Aim inac, containing a t borough treatise
on Consumption, l.lier Complaint, liyspeisd t, Ac,
can be had (-rails of any druBi;lst,or o; J. 11. Scheuck
& Son, Philadelphia. Full directions lor tlio uwt of
schenck's medicines accompany t acli package.
scbenck's t'ulmont.i syrup, sea Weed Tonic, and
Mandi ako l'llls are for s..lo by Mil drui't-fits.
Jan
Yd sons of toll, neciimulato a littlo year
by year, and you nny yet be numbered with
the capitalists oi our country; tpiciall il
vim guard against tho serious r.uliHol ne
glected colds by using Dr. Coxe's Wild
Uherrv nnd Seneka
Marriages.
PODSOVMKAHS -At tho Mo'hollst pirsona?e
In Orangovlllo, on tho 23th ult.,by llov M.S. .Moaden.
nail, Mr. Jonathan W. Dodson, of Jluh!enburb', to
Hl-wt Matilda .Means, of Joniistou.
DOIISON IIAPIN.-At tho samo plicoon lee.
Slt, by tho same, Mr. Wtuiatn K. Dolsoit,) Miss Al-
lou tf. ('bapln, lolh ot llunllnglon.
Oiit.K-lllMS.-At the rosldenco of 3-vnuel How,
Deeemberaith, by licv. J. i-aron lirown, Utnjamin
I). Colo und Ulo L. Ilc-Hd, both of lk'ntn, omui
bta county, P.i.
iilKTuM-MlLLIJlt.-At tho vf. B. rorson.i In
duck Horn, Columbia county, I'a., on th utn u't,
ny Itov.T tl. cleee, Mr. Ullllam tjltton to. Miss JiMj
A, Miller all of Hues Horn, I'a.
It UNSL15V-ro iLKY. At tho ri'tldence of the
bride's parents In Krdsty Valloy, Columbia county
on tho uth ult by Uio sauv. Mr. IVllllara Itounsle,.
of uclntyre, Ioonitii!- county, i'a , to .M.ss Mary J
I'ooh-y.
.rovVLF.U-IIKsi.-On Uis U'h ult-.by Henry 0
11. ss, Esq., nt hts oBlo In Ueniral, Mr. Cristas fo -lor
of Opy, Ciluinbla county Miss Clara IJ.
llcsa,ot Davidson, sulllv.ui couuty.
Deaths.
MOKltrc.-In I'looiusburg on ths Hat day ot noccin
bcr 1S7J, nf Dipihorla, Hadlo Moore, daastiur cf
Catborlco Moore la her Uth loir,
oheralsiul c thu wasd'-ar ta my hoatt,
'I hi cl lid whom il... in tore us rudely apart,
llribody Is sleeping tiltidn iht "old tomb.
They say of my m-.m i, w h-n dyln.,', she wept,
t'oniuiiu to Jesus her nowurpuaii oldl I,
Tiist then she pssi d caiuily und Httteily away.
As so cl'jsos Um ll;tit of the day,
MOOIIK. In Uloomsbur. Jan'jary r,th, JS7S, of
UlpthcrK Jlajsls Moore, tlauhter ol w If. Moo.e,
In lies' seventh year.
PAUKBlt Kosr Jonbran en tho 9th ulu. Ida
UeU Parker, tigad 4 years
HEXltV.-In Klshlnt-nrock on tho nth ult., Mrs.
Martin Henry,
HUCK -In Mt. Plcas.ant, on the Sd tnt. , John,
son of Clara and Bll II.'k,a'od I years, 3 m.mihs
anl 10 davs.
HlG'tiBeTs -In orantjovllld oa Utofil u!t., Mr.
EllJ-th O noket'.s, ai'i il ycurx, o months and II
days, llrtvaie I ha I been anefilcieniineuiherof Uio
M. K. cauieh for t . Ust right jears.
NEW AOV EPITI3EMENT5.
Nnt'cc, lho folio Intr turned peis'ns have filed
t'.etr ettlli'nt, lor Hit n-u with the llVrli r the
4"artr Ku-Alens of l o umhla coutity, and will lm
priMnled to the court on me Oth day of 1'cUuary
lieu.
rr. tierlck m. (illmore, Katlog Uoute, ninomiburif
s, II. Iiut-rntuch, Hotel, urunn
I, W. Mi Kelly, Hotel, I'.looniSbuiv
Jehu s. Mtmh, Hotel. Cenlro.
Mtllou Charles, IjIUij Ilouie, lUoutnsburg
V. FitANK ZMtK,
Jan.ll.1s-U) cklk((.S.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
iHN!rRTOR's nc)1'h;h
KFIl.Ur !,--.,. -Ill- -..,.,.n-., .-- - nn..,-.
t,(,r,Ti-r ilmli.lstratlonotit.iOe"! leof en).m'n
.1 liter lit.- of .'sin I rmvnshlp..'"l e,i d .utM
l.dte beet . irrnnted I. the lieul-ur nf snld i-o.itity to
Krnnti'.i i. I lie iieui-.tr ni sun win.) .u
Ui...i.id..r.lTii.'.t Imtnlstratnrs "wnninnn i sons i
a nt tli- s h-.vin j . i.di.is er deiimmts n ali.st th- - I
tan- n 1,1 ... .1. , i'. .'ni k. own in in.. .'."" B
It hum . fit.)',
UHNItV .T. Mll.l.RU.
U. )
i.i.i till wii,i.i:t:.
WM.KHIUK1IAUM,
Jan. it, is sw
4 SSIONT.E'H XOTlCl!
Votte.i is htrebv uttvn thntw. 1! Abbott. n.
of rtnwts lias been appointed Assignee uf buries
li II..I tin" and M.J.r Steel, trn.llng under I t
nrm n mm d tl mietliu and i .1 ,in bus n as
farm rs, mi ner-nn ndoblwl to them Will tils
w,tih',u,i.rSt,;ncJ. w. it. snnorr.
Jan, 11, s sw
(Miawlsu, l a.
1' K. WAU.lill,
Attoriicy-at-I.nw
ome, Horner Milnnad Market streets, Second door
frum 1st
Mttlonut ll.uk.
Hl.inr,ts!lfR(l, TA.
13TS
Jan. It,
A DM I NISTK Mi'0 1 I'd S A A)
OF
REAL ESTATE !
Tho undersigned xdinuilstrntir nf IK-horalt l!fl"b-
nrd, Into of rota" Usa, decwiseil, will eviwo. to p'lb
110 saloon tlio pre ..Hps In C'atanlsst. un
SAIUUDAY. I'KIIRIJAKY UI, 1878.
ntono u'elnckp, in, tho Mlotngdesalljaiealo-
titto, to-wlt t Atwes-Mory
1'ltAMi: DWl'LLLINlt IIOUSK,
slt.ittte en sc ond slieet insnlil town, neinr nuoui
Mrty.B.e feet In front and two hundred nnd ten
et ft deptn, adjohitng lau Is of Win. 11. Tuthlll
und '!'. I,. Is an.
Runs up SAW" Ten iter CMi'.ft one-fo'irih cl
th" p.i.chiv-c monj tone paid nt the sink nifd .wti
or th" pro, ertv, th one-tout th lessthc ten per cent.
t eniillrmailou nf snle, and IIh ronialiilng tiuei
filiitlis tt. one year thireaftrr wttn Ititeiiat Horn
c,J ilirhii.tU.il
1II11.UI J. ItHRliKR,
M ii.i uit I . El Eiti.v. AdiiiUdilrntor.
Attomej fur Wtlntc. Jan. II,
hyil-toeiit sundry nrls to me directed wlllle
evo-ed to publio sab) at tin co.ut Ilu.iae In Idoome'
btrff, at ono o'cl ck p. in., e-n
.MONDAV, FEllRU r.Y -lib, 1S78,
Aeertal.tr' 1 estito situate In Locust towns hip.
I'etumbli e 1 1 1 .. Peansyl.-.i'ila, d'airl)"! at fol-
Vjivs, to-wl : I. tiadd) on tlio north by Isndsot S.
inonMYini nnd William ESolleTe nn tho cost by land
ot sllis.Tnl.nv.e. ot th I west by land ot llonlnm'ti
Kettcriniii nn.l ' a Uio toulh liyland nf Hyir
1'eltermti on nl.U'Ii -re eroded a dwelling house,
barn atnlol'i - "it li 1 1 llntis, cnntnlnlng tdnetj.two
acres m'.rc " i- -s ..t.ltth'jnpp'irtcntncos.
ScUe 1, 1 1': -n I d.j" teuitlbn, ".ad to bo sold as the
property ot .! y terry.
'.HO,
II te t a n"'.t v-' n.id "-IfiatolnConynt,--
Imm t.in-li , iiii'.i'ti .-..y. IVnnsvlianla
i t t;. ,i..r-.i ' . t e i -u nplke, on the
castw u U ' tn o-1 ; i i ,: u l Coil aad Iron
Cnii.p.nt. ou ti." u.-i ny . .. l jf John Price, nnd
on th- - .U'h by 1 m,is . f lies u c".st Mou.,tain 1'o.it
and iron t 'jinpani t.X 1 t b In.; ttfty fe. t In front
byono ii'indrcd a idt ii -y r, et i depth upon which
Is ere t"d n nno-t..i 1 i-lmir --Mr, I.-uno dwod litis
hou-c tu. I stable.
Helzo I, taken into n itton, nnd to bo SOM n3the
pii-p.ri) ot J. In e'aev.
r'o,
- II th t f 'rtitn I ' ' ' ' ' ' ground s'.tuato tn
Cuiiirutl., Ci-biinl li r i -, . 'unS'lv.inla.diH'rlux'd
nsfollows t '-ut: : wan .od on tho n,rtu liy laudtf
Widow Kelli, on ths south by land ut Havll Walsh,
on the i est l.y 1'iuon street, nn I on tho east by an
alley, lichiKtwentt-Uio f'.-et frontand one hundrtd
and f jrty fco doepon ihl his erected a two-stnri
fiunio dwcl la?houso nnd other out-lmlldluKs.
seized, tiken Into execution and to bo sold as the
property of Famutll licller.
ALSO,
The ro'downg real estate, de.v flbod as follows, to
il tt : hounded on tho noi Hi by .Migustu i lionehut t,
oa tho east by Leonard Darling, on Hi. south by
. iinlod Mine, on th j wu-,tby Keuben Lclby, on wliteh
un J roi ted a framo dwo'lln house, h.irn an 1 other
out-bulUliigs, coatttatnij a.-venti-tivo acres la I.o
cot t m tnhl.i, Col.i'nblac innty, I'oimsjlvmli.
scl7J'd tikeitfipo otcutlon, and to bo sold as the
ii mum H iup.
A 1,-U,
All tint certain lctot uro'nd situate In Scot,
township. Colu.niita cou-.tv, l'enn-y tv.nl vtcscrlt)
ed ns loilows to wit: t!o mdjd oi tho norih b
lander d. P. Kel'-hard and others, on tho cist, b.
land of &utd Itelgliard, John Lee and pui'lto road, on
thoMvjth by land of Marv siuder, Laokaw.nna Jt
llioom-burr liallroid companv nnd on tho writ, by
I Hid of John H. reveltnr conUlnlnono hundred
and forty-Moo a-res n ora or less, on ivhlo'. me
erected a framo d .Clltn hjuse.alaro frumelarn
and out-buildings.
-elzed, taken In OTCctillon, and to be sold as the
property ct Slooro Ci-evcllng.
ALSO,
. Ml that p'tcocr paic-l of land situate Pi iirlar-
crt't'k towu"ldp, Columbia county, Punns' Ivaidii
udjolnlns sni't 1 ll-twk on tho uorUi, Alvln V.i n
dcrin.irk, c.-t,.toot Jo'in Linden nnd ett ite t r tv. A
J llrlltiUn on lho n.st, iMiltunlvlhiCtolntn I Marilu
Kdwardson tho soutlt and on tho west by frl.h
Vanoeit, coataintnr eighty aires mirj or less, on
which uro erected a two-story frame houso and bank
barn.
Seized, taken Into essoution anl tobosold a.ithe
property of tildcon tl. Hoelor and John Viiitjielt
ALSO,
All tint certain rod estate sltinM in Siguloir
low.iHldpColamiil.i ountv, 1'onnsytiMtili, bunlsd
and dd crlbed aa follows, to-wlt : tin tho north b)
loads ot stlas HeuJuntn, on th . east by lunds or
Lias Shu'iz, on tie it est and so ith by I in Is or John
l.l's, contululoK: th rty-tlvo acres more or loss on
wblcnHurocleda ira.no dnellhi,- house and barn
and oth r out-bat dln's.
sclzoJ, ukon luto execution, and to bo sold as thj
property of Philip Llis.
ALSO,
lly vlrtuo of sundry writs of Venditioni Hxpinns
issued out of the Court ot Common I teas of Colum
bia county, uud to too directed ivl 1 be ctposid to
public salo at lite court Hoabo In hlvoiosbur at
7 o'clock p. in. on
MONDAY, FKIIRUARY -ltb, 1S78
AU tboso certain four tracts of 1 ind situate In Hea
ver township, columbl i county, and suite ot renn
syliauU, Isjundcd und doscilbed as follows! line ef
them beginning at a j t ut Utu sout h-w est corner of
a tract ot hind surveyed un a warrant to Catharine
umieenuergur, thenco by tlio sulj Cuthorlno Louj,'tn
bergjr tract noith tdxteen d- isn'Oi west two lion
di cd und set only-two poi chou to a jtost, tin ncu north
twonty-one d-'ttrei'S west ono huudrid uudlwelto
(icieiicsto post, thence by hind surieycd In lho
iiam-J of rhomo-s Lemon bouth Bevi-nty decreed ui-st
one hundred and sixty jtcroh! to a isjl.i, thencu by
kind surveyed tn lho nuino ot Hunt. 1 litcrnorlh
blxti. ii und u halt Ut's'rccii enst throe hundnd and
stventi -ntuo iiercnes to a poiLtaeaco uorthuevenij
ljht dotfi.es t.uit eighty lour pirohos to a pout,
Uio-nee by l.ind of Jesse lirooks north tnelvc dciiit s
Hint tdKhieui iierthes to a red oak, thei.ee by l.ind
la Uir uaino of Jesuo ilrotks iju th ktventy-c yht d'
g.cas eon eighty perches to a pod, tho plaoo i f he
sdnntn'; coiit-dntnt- threo bundrod and Kiuty.tM0
and Unce-f junh acro.-,nnd ullowunc s,moie or loss
Sutvejedon warrant to Andiow Clark, dutcd lho
itd day of August, ITtu,
Kd. tine other of Utem, Uglnnlni; nt apet,tho
souta-wehtcorncr of tho ubovo descrllxd tract sur
veyed on warrant to Audn.iv Clark, thumobytho
wceturu lino of nul l 'ndrew I Urk tructnenhblv
teen and s half doroevt west Utreo hundruland
seteuty mm KrUies lo a po-it, th nco by Und sur
veyed ou warrant to Mury seotl and Jacob ej er
suut t ttciciit) und abtdf degrees wettlflityi,.orches
toastone.t'iince by lundsuriejed In thutumeof H.o
sail Jacob Neyer soma totem). four ana a fourth
iV'treus west one hundred and twenty nlno perches
touplno, Uieuco by hunl surveed on warrant tu
lieoj itnln syoek south twenty sit degrees ea-t . u-
huud td and twenty live iirchcs to a pine, tlie'i,cu
by land sunt') (d on a warrant to tleorfu Ke.icr
bojlh lidrkca dere. a east two hundrtd und tdity.
nine and Uvo-touth iHrcht-s to a post, thence b) Ian
sjrvejedou a wrrtnl to Junn . liarruu, Jr., noi th
bovonly-clght deg-os east ono hundred nnd six
perclts to a hlcko y, thunco by 1 in 1 sur t o) I'd lu the
name of Ji sso lirooks north il degr.es west twt nt
tl'lit jwrohets to u tust, He;. (co by do samo norUi
soventy-elgttt degrees en t Uncy-slx jicrch.H ton
p st, lho plaio of IWRlnnlntf i ooutjlnlu' four hun
dred and fH-ty two aa1 a half acres, moro or lew,
boln',' tne some iruot of Und survecd on wut raut to
r.aulel Noyer dated twunly-thlrd ot Atyust, ltJJ.
S.-ttnu other cf them, botflnnlnsr ut a "t, tho
stouth-wc.it comer of the lost ubovo dwrlboi tract
kiirmied on warrant to I'anlel Nejcr, and thenco hy
tuesuii iianicl Neier n.rtli tldrloen dnirreei west
tvioh.ia.ired und htxly-i.tno aud ttve-UnUia pcrehot
toaplnc, tl.tiico ly land ot In nj.iloln i-jock t,outh
Ixty-ro -r d greei wont ti the line dh Idlug a p.trt it
thhttnutKld Id JMOh lltu-kr, tlitato hythasold
land of Jatcb Hauler to lho i onium Ituoif laud
surT' ycd ou arrant to John liarron, Jr , thcuco by
tho aauia n'rth it. ttcty-eltlit dfgli.aemt to a post,
th plaoo of b"Klunlng i containing two hundred aad
sliiy-niao und three-fourths uctta more erliai, hc
iiiy-oinouau lurec-iourms uctta more or ubk, tc.
n a port of a trait ct land survejeu onan.rrant
o Cutbo N. yer datid littntj-ltlrd cf AmfUM.ltM.
in
to
4 Aad tbo other tf tht m tt clanlng at times In
Una uruntUig It frtio Uilcs tutte) td on a n on out
to I'JUJuinlntjixV, aturo cuth tight and a halt i
' (Varecs wrst llirrc lmndrrd and tlilrtj-three and
lu..r lentil nerebes to a stone, thinoew..itUfllit.v
t' it nn 1 a halt dog-01-s tg,t tsro hundred nnd clgli
' tt a s irhs In a ston '. tlMnco i Imd surveyed on
a . iv r,int to Mnry '. wf'itti tiiirK-inrcn ugre
'raAtwohunflivtland nfiy elirM per. ties t'ione,
I tlvnoo by lnnd survojed on n wairant to mnlol
,.r mrmth 71 and a iortn noffrcos w-v u.n-
,.,,,, ntv.nlns lurches toantne thence
v land surveyed nn a warrant to IMiJimin seto' i
itn prri'iitv-threc deerees west, two iiiinn.ru n-u
thirty.! I..".- perehen to the pttec rr ti 'tfinntnir i eon
taininv four hundred an I tirtv aere-, more or less,
It helnu the same ttact ot litid surveyed on warrant
to ei ore Meier,
t'alfnd. taken Into exeeiillnn, nnd to lie s"iu a" ine
pro.trtv.f lho Hitnvlllo, llnzleton i WllkCBbtrre
luillr.in 1 company.
ALSO,
Al then ecrtnln Itts of land 'Unite In th" Horonfth
of 'O'ltrslln, f'ol imnla eounty, t'enns'lvanla, tn-
wlt I double lot boun 1- 1 on thi snut'i ny Main
st.oi t, nh tho west hv lliomns l -ralitr, iiorlhnul
eat by title'., where m ne erented a ttvo-Mory
frame house and sUbte, mst lift and oiheroit
liull.llnir,Mll lots bilnic firry Let front and ono
hundred awl forty foet in nepin.
Hieatiovo property will he sold In two parts, the
ono psit feet front on winch nre the dwelling
hoiM., in at house, 0 mid Hie outer part, iw niy
foot tr.u.t.
ALSO,
fine other tot nn t vntro st-wl, Ito'indM en the
east by lotef Lnvlna Hteol. -outli hy Centre street,
west bv Louis Knntneraml north bv an alley, con
talnlng titty feet froht tu.d otid one hundred and
torn feet tn depth, hereon are trecKU two nouuie
n olilnir hnisos and oulbiltldiitrs.
Timi.ist m.ntloned BTmisi s will tie sold in two
nans eneh liailuir a dwcl Ii a hmi e ami oulb'iP.I
luirs. th lotslwt'iir each about, iwenty-nve loci in
tronlaiid about one iiunnroti antiioiiyieciiii ubihu,
ALSO,
Two other lots on Troutwln street, linunded on
Hi wtst by nn n ley, on the sotilh by .losei)! II
I ' awes, nc nh by .lohn Mouivindesstby Troutnlno
streo. hereon Is ereol. .1 a double dwelling house
and outb.dldlnif, enrit I. luir fitly feet front and one
IniBdivd tnd forty Met In depth
Lr-0,
One other lot bounded onthetvest. hyTrou'itlne
Rtree'.enst l.y an alley, noith li. Ann ,Ian chad
itlck.-otithby iteorife "U't le, said lot liclntr tiienty
nve feet tn fr -tit un I ono hui.dre.1 nn I L.rly feet lu
ileiil.t on w'.deh ui e erueted a fio-slory frirne dtvel
Unit house unJ ouubulldhufs.
Al.-'O,
fine other tract of tan 1 situate la !:0Brlngeriek
t ,w i -htp, l ol.inii'la count Penns.ilvanlii, twunded
uithenuilh b) M.ii'hlih "I'ircr, on the east by
Heorgc lihw, fouih by the sum", west by William
Ilonell and John Lloss nn I others, eoiituiiiinr inir-
t'-ets-lit acres nnd one tnt'idredaud titty perches
wheieon tire erect, da frame house nnd tramolarn
Sclred, taken luto execution, and to be sold as the
property of James I)) ko,
'1 KttMH.-c is'i ou d ly ot sale, otherwise tne prop
erty will be r. sjld ut once.
JOHN W. HOFI.MAN,
Jan. It.lsloLs tjh.'till.
T 1ST C
OF OAUSKS rORTKIAL AT
ItUAItY Ti;UM, !S(M,
FlltSf WKKK.
arn!i w Pnj dor's use va.
liloomsb.irg Utcrary In-
navtlKonlfr'aalmr'rf. T-i U'tUIain Klujaton.
v f a .Ui'miHH. 'Ona-HlUy.
I.. F nils 13 .Tonas '('tv.
win. 11. Moivun yh. UUrk Mcrrll.
C. IiroekwHV s. OraiiK' lowitsl-lp.
imntcl -tnlfli v-i .John M. Kl bio
itfUtjfn Kismr vh Mlllfrn it ! nrt
siil ind h inktntr vn b'M-tl Tick uv
Uroft,wuv niri I'ntvs J. Mllifr timu.
t .I Vm.d r.lct'iH I fitrtitt A FMc-c
(,'o'niiiM.i hiH'irau i Uo. vn .Tn vA M. Frpck.
t'liliimbla I n.-ii i nco Co. vs .l.vkson & lourim.
(.v-iuniblu iDsur.ir.c-Co a. Jackson .v onlln,
iilumbtA liifururrt-Co. v-i cr-r(irr!c Hrlttjrorn.
rctrr K" ccbt vs. -sunuel "-i hi(,i)i1i'tih"l.-ero. al.
Uc-nrv C t'onn'T v-t, K(n.itin'l t nnm r'rf AtltnV.
vi 11 t'ii ltue-:cl vs. u'orj iluoro it. al.
f-'iUuird 'icMKi-t. v-t. On m -rli t'a towiulilp.
.TCSO IUO V4 IJ ' . -t U. H. It. CO
!l, l l'PltS011 VH .lovypli i,cnj
M. (Irovcrsartmr'.". vh 'llioma.-! catn.
U'm U IMPksvs. J lin t'ltlt't nl
M. (Jrovc'H AdmrM vs 'I homaa rain
In vyrnian vh. v. ii. cmwfVnl
Nftt an crei'-y vs. Chares Mauivror.nl.
aron Iirt'itb.n'h v.h. M on Mu llliamincr ct. M
Kra s Uoms vs K Ii. Kv-.
lat'oi) Kvans' Cx'r. v-. 'I liomnsK. (Ipdtlls ct. nl.
Hmut'l (Jlirt'rva rrancls I Ivans
P.tvld J. '.' .ilicr in. George Wf-nvor's Hxr'n.
Itloom-sli'irff oiimtvr Co. v-i. wrilim Morris ct. al.
nin.itnsunrt; I.nmtir o v-. llilain Morris ft. ut.
William I.lunvlllev . I'tH-r IIiL'a Administrator.
H. l. Ad.unsvH Julin M-ilieit
Mirv ff(Hr' i is. .1 tint" Mori-on
I) intcl U'lbv et, nl. v-. Ilonn Knapnet.nl.
ar.ilit'tiiil vs Samuel nnd Km ma, Kt-pptri.
I, It .l.iinlon8 l. (iruv.-rHrtdfnr'f
M. ntvers ndrnr'H vs II 1. Knoir.
vigusf'i-. -.vf-riiart vh. Dinli1) rvcrlnrt.
I'prmird ii'infinmi is Al. r. ,it hiiton of uv.
Nl 'I U-n'he'i v-i, comnfjuam anj centralla 1'oor
vlir.uii Kr.'t.hsi8. iitllhtm MasiHlof.
C. li. ltrockav v. rirst Rl.ln.ll itank of liernlcl:
lrfv Mc-hnlifrif v. -Andr-w Hiimt
William Sjutter'H Kxr"s vs v.ilonri',i nidlcmm
('. W. ' lioinpsfiN vh lit-rn'inrfl iii'inpr
Uhtrm ( irH Kannlntr MM ('on;).iuv vs Ti'inUlIn
i ficuni
Thorn ih Knurr .'jox'r vs. c Knorretnl.
tvrrn -Ha lit. ms s. i tf vr A VlUer.
t onrad -w.iuk is. Dan it I Nwnnk
' nt hits sn ifT"r N,lnlm I'clt mpll'i ndmv
Oeo-KO w Davis vh. Conj nbain an 1 Centnlla Poor
H"nrv r. Kdwanls v. wnilatn alp
Willi i m Kl"(rston s. MonTs"incr.v Cot,
I'atrl'k nyrncava. Conynhnm and Centralis ,l'oor
i'1-.rrn'L
i' till irn Kinv'on vs Montfjomcry Cov et. xix,
Mljtli lemons vs. llclliT .C Kics.
Klihh lotnonsva. a. I. Ht-iier.
Fttji'i i omcn-j ih c. V. i vt.
roh ' f-chf'll vs .Toiin itlnderltprrt. al.
.IfttrsihJoluiH'm vh. rinhcrt . Knt
llejir Naglo v.i liiouonburg: Luinbor Co,
J. Ilell'itHn & Co
vh.
1!. nrysmi 4 Co.
II. Va. No. 18,
Dec. Term .S7T.
n l no-v to H, JinuTrv4, l-stS, on irctlon of v
e. "nrr. auv, n.r-i. iini'' nn a r-n nn nrvt it.
uiruii it hk in 'Minn i rfiinsy ivania, v o oitlrf
thmo'irt. O'-dcrlny thn monpv into 1 onr' nrl-ln.
rr"'!, tho !- rf th-i (H'ronJd nroi-rtv of ckfcml-uiitHtsirodiilPd-o
Kto nrrtrr Infi Court th" mm oi
ronrhun lfol dollors rordl.tilhutl-iu nndnn Auditor
nn) Mnud f-riiKirll-utlntr tho h.vme. y, v. miimt-y.
cr, K-q.. a- ro'ntcd Aulitor.
r.VTHKCnUltT.
ThoaMvo u I'tor anmln'olwl'l m'Ttan nirtfps
'ntf trti f(,r tho i u.-i oot I U'h a"pt lutur-nt at Mh
nmrc tn lilsriiaiKb irj; on Frld v, Vt hr itrv mi imh,
at t n o't If rk, i in. F. V. JJILl-lIIlYrrrt.
Un. 11. 7h 4v Auditor.
P
ROTIIOXOTAKY'S XOTIC'Ji
,nttrol- hPN'tirslTon Hint tho follou Intr neeonnt
h i lieen fl'ed In Ine . tne of the rrntitiuiotary id co
lumMiconntrjnl win be present- d t.. Hit. Conn on
the 5th di.vof teij-u.ry next ..ml wri h.K ontlnneii
iitPr LmrdjjB uiilcsi exieptlous ho lllel within
1 1. .a ll'lH'.
Tin itceo'int of Prederlclt llayenimeti, Tru-leo of
tleorirn llldluy iindir tho will i,t (leoi'su HI II ly, de-
ii
r.olhoiiotnry siKcc, Jan. 4, Is-tc
F. HUM!,
ricih'y.
ASSIGN EK'H SALE
Of VALUAIiLB
PvEAL ESTATE
Tho undertl.rned npjolnted Atc-l?neeof LJnilK
min ca. iiwIisj, I'a., will oner ut vuWc sale on
the irt-mles on
Thursday, Jiumiiry 'Mut, 1878,
At ten o'ctick a. rn.. and to contltiuo thrio dnjs, thn
follouliiK laimi.to propoitlett -wlti
I nut No. I -GO AORES OP I AND, ad
Joli.Ins rroperll nf Htaey John, John Harmony
and others, sltnato Id Jlula townthlp, columhu
county.
'lr..ct.No.4-SI3 Af'ltK-l tiljclnhi? landictN',
ll.irtin.in andothtrsslliu e In Culaulshu toti i.sldji.
Trnol No 3 -Tlld. B ACKBs ad) lining Units tf
John liltttr. .nd clhi.ru tdtueto liiCatatMssu loim.
alitp.
'. ritflt vo. 4. ' v tieieHndjilnln; Kinds t f I, Krttgh
and othir, Hiniuleln Catiwlxn tounthlp.
Tract ho l.-ay, A. r.Bndj..liili if i-.t-human at.d f.
Jnhn Ht.idt.) lnt'Ht.iwH'U lo'.in'hlp.
Tra-t No. c-Oii'j Toivn Lot (tnullng' on Third
st eet, t auiv. b.i, i'a,
T'taet so. t.-iino'l oiiitl.otrorr.er'lhltd and lino
streets Cat ovist i, I'n.
Truet o. 8 -lino Town lot comer "1 hlrd and Wal
nut htt'' Uk. t nU ' 1-m.i, I'a.
Trait No. t-.-oue.iM f eta town litetrr.trof Wnl
. ut street nnd an alley, ctiwl-,a
'Iran No. io.-Odp lt.uitei,i.d lioutlo Lotadjoln
ns U Il'illnitshead and w. Lvuus, sit 'into InCuta
t wl.,,a.
Ii.u't No il.- ttne lot and Dwell'i.eiAlihcut.tuHd.
laga (.k'ctt, lid l, I. .Kan) in J'li.e ktrttji,Cat.wlsui
Tract No. IS. O.10 lull, aud Lot corner l.hii
utP'etai.d un nil.) , C.i'uuIbii.
TrnctNo.ia.-i.no Utundstoro liulldlni-, corntr
ot Main aad lhlrd sto'ets, cotuwhta.
Truci KD. li.-liu f Inurtstln tecidnltx Tract lu
Ciitawfn townWit t.
Tho above prorwrllea iilllbatold In the follow lug
crder t
NUtnlwrl, 14, 9, 4 P, , T, 8 , V 1!, S 13, It,
riHISIS AND CONII TKINH OP BALE.-Ten' per
cent, of one-fourth t f the pun haio n.oney to ho pjld
at llwbliUIis'dowQi.t the prop, ny; thaouo-f jur b
It the ti n pirceiitut oontn mutton ot sale, and thu
ri'inahitiitfthroe-fo irtm I I oao jcar thereafter with
m-uiuuuu.uoiuoB him.
J.M.I SMITH,
Astljuee.
an. 11, T9-ts
JOTJCK-ClIUItCII CIIAItTKK.
bltce If heribv tlTin -tint nrrttr Atlr n will
n-fOcto 11 mi. MUiim Flwi.ll, I jtv-KJt M undUw
J. difi' of ll.p Cruris v luiord In i (.UiD.tlaccuMv cn
tlif -llhruyc liln.nr, A. U. Wb 10 li.ccipcuftte
1 '' ' tv r 1 1 un u v ereti t- n. u Mbiij
1 ?AV.mf mff flaibta ?rol,ali'Bi'.,ty
Act J ii JuuiSl Muilui .riiouu
in-1 ui' r 1 1 un n v Bin i r ai u (biimtiif r t-t
uttltr itie
JS14. ' "
" JACOH II Flttl";,
, , JOUNhWAllTAnUT,
lun.4,1-(t YIdUi.
A rrll VUi Ii
PA.
1") l'OISTKR'H NOTICES.
I , Notleolslie-relivBltrn to nit letratees, credi
tors and other pet-sons Interested in ibo eswues nt
e r.'H?.'eiiv.! ueeeni in-, uuu iiiiimi. .......... ..
.ilngiidinlnlsirutlenand gii inllnh aorsninta hsrj
. ffi.,,1 , inn ,,tttrt.. nf ih treruter of t'oliiinbin
count i, nnd will Is presented for eontlrmulton i intl
allonanet In the orphans' Coitlt to !.' held th
liloi.n.sb.irg, on .Moti.iui, uio tin uiy oi . iu.,
at t o clock p. In. on said day:
1. Hie first and nnnl neoonnt of I ll?nh"th lsler, Fy
cetttru or Frc.irieK isier, uio oi i.r b.u
l.iwi.sh'p, deeeuwd.
11. Ilinsc.'iitid nn I p'rilal a-enunt or i msnne. i ie
Inch Kxetiiiorer .loun conte r, nic u ."
townslilp, deceased.
J. The account nf 0. tf. linrnnrd and irriisiniis
llert'Cin, nnni-i-nior-i in ..eiirxo ,ui,t, .......
lite of Lorn t lo.iushlp, dceaseI.
4. 'i i.e first nnd tlnM neeonm of lletiry f'.rntn
ii.isriii.n oi st.ti ..eurtte v .. ' ' '.'
lillnu, mlinir culldrenof llarrasn hllae, lite tf
molt townshl ., d e astii.
s. I'lrst nn.l llnal nocnuntof J. "iiekniow-. An
nil ds. nil 'r. f Anna llosler.Ute ot .Mlftllu town t.
s tp, o.uen-K'.i. i
a. The seemnt or .lonnt. ..nenoi, ...nri. '..''. i'"-
.n III ink. ( .it it 'itslli a minor th Id . f San.. ltd
llltltiK, ills' ot i-einrn i ,itii..., -I' l-'-i ..
T. 'tnetitt account of .Mm II. littler, rteeuto-of
.lohn .Mtehicl lato of MIMin towushlp deceas
ed. 8 Th"neenunt nf nenrgei C. Sentt, idml ltrat r
ot (leurva Scolt, lata ot c.ttnw Issa towii-hip. (li
fe is- .1.
o. Fled, nnd tin. I nero'int of ltnsn-t c.mn-T Ad
inlulstratir of Uuim.i.l Conner, lute ot (iroen
wo". . tnivnshlp, (130 ' tsed
10. I'lrst, nnd inriltl n0'vint or i. ,i svtns, f -t'-e't-
Itir Ot III" 1 S. Will 111 1 ,' (ill il 'it n . r....,.,
late of tin T'lWti nf ill.iotnso.ir, .1 'Cen- .1.
ihFn'st an.innal nennuttof J. II. Ike . r.'Hinr
diau o' Kllxili. t'i tle llV'T, t ml'iurcnil I . t w II
II tm iVeltlver, lato of H.illson to.vn hl,i, do
ne., sed.
The flrs ind tlnsl neeount ef Ml. Ikrl r. n.nr
dluu.f 1'i.o.nis i. Ki'sler a minir ciiM i.t dl
riin K.Mer, late or (irocutvood Iowuh .1 , de
reused. IS. 'I h" ttrst und llnal neeonnt. of l..atim in M'.rtr. nnd
ntr.nit K. isuiier. liserntorN ... -lui.u ,.u.., uim
ot tin irireok t jivnshlp deoeused.
1 1, The tlr-t and partial a--e mm ol C nrk llrlnk, rt-
lnltll-l .(lor (I oeiij.onin o.iuk, i.iis, ui ovi.i."ii
lown-hlp, deceased.
Itetrtslers omoo. 1
W. ll.J.M'eiHV,
lloglsler.
llloouis'i.trK, J.n. , l"s. f
Hy vlrluo of Mindry wilts to mo directed will
he expoied to publio salo at lho Court lloiiw lu
lllnoni-ihurir, at one o'clock p. m. on
.s.viuuday, janu.vky a; ti, ists.
All ItiatC'Tlali, roul e.4.i e, slni.tte tn Itrlitrreek
townsiiip, Columbia eout.iy, I". Iinsjlv,.nla, It iimded
nnd deserlbed at follows, to-wlt. Ou the norm hy
landiot itllllim Freas, outhecn-thj landot oeoige
Kvitits, on tne twu'h bi lands of Mtr-tvllermid H. leh-
ner, on the eii by Ln iscf llt 'ie L'ek, eont.diiliu
one lt'indri'd acres nvire nr lm. n t wlilolt H ereeied
a fraue divolllnif houso and Lain nnd out-hutld-
lng-t.
Alt that eortaln lot of ground sltaate In thn Ullage
ot Utht street, Coliiin'jli eounty, Venus' Ivmilti,
bound..! on th ''north l.y imhlloroid, on the we-t t
nn all r. et th" south by J. II. Klehn"r, mid on the
caetly Malnslroet, on .vhUiU tre ti.la DnollliiK
hou o
Seite I, tacn la otaontln, and tube sold as the
proper! j ot Chafes B ichnian.
All that rertaln real estat.) tlluihi It lhwp
llent'iu. Col'j'nUU oomty, 1' nnsylv.iuli, des'.itboi
ns follows lo--. It! II inlel on tl'C nortu le- luiiUii
Wll l.i'ti llu. k.'l. on tho enst h Und of iirorKit Hod'
sou, on Uio -ou'h by land of .lo-oph IIo-s, nnd t n
the iie-t by I n I of u. 't. Chrlsil.ni ronl if liitf inir
ly-(lilir.j nn on mil 'hi I erm to 1 .i dw, llhor house
and outb.ilidintf".
Selifd.tiikeo 1 1 exeeulbn, und to he sold t ll.e
property of O. rl-tl in Hli.itz.
All tli.it eeit i' realcktat'ilfiateln Reiver town
ship, cohi.nb'a ou mty, I'niin.yiv.inli, ho lu led and
dotcrlbed as folloivs : on tho north by land f i-aue
uel IllnderilUr.on th cistbvlinl "t Henry II l-
dirlttiro i Hi'-stutti lit Uedof .lohn and iv.nutn0
ton lteevitbcr-er nn I on tno wet by bind ot .Ineo
icnt-er.b rjer contntidnir o i huridritd nnd ttdrli cu
acreB more or Ics, on wulclt li ertx'lLd ,t dtvil!lt.tr
houe, barn and wafcoti lied.
l-oled, iak.ni la exwiuoa, aad U lj soldna tae
property c t o. W lliu dt.
ALSO,
All t hat ocrMtn lot, piece, or pirlltn. f S'oiin 1 t
u.to la tlio ToAn.'f lllio'iit!) ir. In th'i co inty o.
Coluiitlli, l'eniisvltaiit.t, bounded .in 1 d '-.erlbod lis
foll.tvu. tit.v.it: so'lthwai'idy by Stventh sir, el
e.i-twardly by l.d of l'.it M it-Kin, noithwirdly by Iht
lioliin.no I ark.iw.tnta nnd We4te1nr.1lho.1d 1111
wostnardly by lot of sal 1 (I. A. Hotter .nil II. .1. Mai
ler, contiilnln'- liny f.et Iruntcn 'ttvrntli Urci
aud two humhul feet tn d. pth n ore ir le h . 1
on Iseieijied a lito-story fitiiio diicdlu? houao and
out- ulldlni's.
l-ild, taken Into execution, and to 1.0 told ns Hi
proputy of u. A. ruler.
ile.'(,
All lh.it ccttiln lot, ptaeo or portljn ot ground s
unto In ILoTownof tit oin-.t,'ir;- In ttie couiit.t o,
cnl'.tinbla.bj-'Dd"d i.ndd 't'.rlb-j I ui f til 01 s, 10-11 It
Friu. tins on Seventh .street on iheso.itt ntty tee
on Hie tu-fct by Iron street tno h'n.d.ed lect mole 1
less, on 'hu ro th by the Dcliitar , i.ackutv.inu.iati
WiBtern I.'alirou.l, ntty feit.cn 'l.i: ni't by lot of (1
A Potter two hundred foet nuro orlcss to the . ji
of I octal li-tr. 11 lieic-t it tire ended it tttottort
fr.ira'tdwellhi? It imi an 1 o'lt-b illduu-s.
Selz-d, litki'u hil.e.ec'itl,(n, utidtobe sold as th
propinyot (I. A. potter anil tl. .1. 11 utter.
Al.-O,
All tint certain roil est ito slttutn lu tnu Ton nf
HI.,.iUM..irg, Coiu.abli counlj, I'eniisjiiKnla, b.un-
did on tlio iie.ith'1.1 s,Cond st.ei t. on Hie enst b
Lin 1 of E. .1, 'I n- rntnn, on tho soutli by land of .1. 1;
.Moyi r and on thu wot by hind tt 'Ihitntcii ,ts r,a
ton, f.iiitini.ij- twenty t.-. t tront tuul Bit.. 11.0111'
feet deep, on whleliU(-ro"ti.da ttvo-.tory frame tin
SLOP,
ALSO,
AU that certain rmlottatu tltume In H.oTonn (
r I iihwrnsiiurr, col.iniil.i cotin.y, re:n.' iv mt 1, de-
Hcrlb'da-t f j lo.r4 to ivn : lli,m.ded ,111 Mm n rtl
I). I.tndif II. I'. Hiitnui, on tho iMstht Market
stre. t, o . tbo Syulh by Illdjjo All j.end t.n lho iitsi
v) -Muirny Am y . obininii'tf re. t frout nnd
fie! deep on iMt.ih Is eriited a ilnvlilufc house, b irn
nn.t ouier o'it-U';inii.,pt.
Ml d, taken Into .'iccull ,n, and to be sold as the.
propirty of Auhc. JI. . tipt-rt.
A Lai ),
All thoio two cerhdn lotH or pieces of sronnd 1 llu
aut in mo 't own it lii'joinb tnr, 1 'onnty of . ol-imbli
uudMt.ilu of l'eniisylvini.i. bo.mdud ,u.d de-eilbed
in ful'iMH, to-wlt: Tlio nrsc f.oiitln- tn Pouitb
street ot said loti 11, 0110 hundred foet innroorlens,
on thu north-ea t corner ot Kdd 1'ouith street and
exlenslou of West street of said toun nnd extend
InKboi-kuorihtv.i.dlyulioot two hundred nudfuur
tun ftitn.oiecr!t.ss tonn alk, 11,1 ine votnurd
ly alone saUuiloy to o.xtoostoa if and West slieet
now to lotof c,i.rk M.t luMman, thnt'esjutlmurd
lyitloi'K ill ihrlitinan lot or i'ieustoa Ct nctt
ttmt utoro-ul 1 tu the place of hivlnulng, contalu-tu0-
mioij wpiaie Un of ro lud n.orc or Inn.
A IX),
Thnttecnd sltnato on north 'llnof rouith strut
of suld Town l-etwein Wost und Hubroud ttiott.
froiillm,' on P mi th slrtet, about ooe h mdred and
fifty fet ndJHnliiit lot of HolCTt Ml Ton tho oat,
theuee runtilng nut th ardly .'bout tuohunur. d utn
four! oen teet tn ult id ey, thenuo .'Ostnurdl.i alnn.
saldnlL't about ono tumd'oil aid tilt I.-. t in .re 01
less 10 mi cf conktlnj, en lho west, th. un
Houlhtviirdly idi.iit! aald coukili s lot 11' out 1 o hub
dr. d and fuurtten leut rain or lu ato Kourth .trini
atoro-illd, 1 out lining about, JSIuu r'lu.trj felt cl
grout.d ni'Toorl sat
Hf-taad, taken tut,) ot oenUon, and to bo sold as the
propel I, ct J4iu W. Kramer.
AI.S 1,
All thit certain lot of KMititd ilt'ia!.. lu Tas
Hloomai'iirtr. U .lunil U county luuiist It aula bound
ed and .1 boilbid na follows, to-wlt t lie lurtnff nt
iht cirmrnt Kuu aud t-lxth str, r 1st or sai l toin
Iheiitoali nthu uo t HldJ.f Hast t-tieet at, out sii
ty tltiht fe.ttoapr-t ttaneo sout 1 thlrtj-nln d' -mn
s west one liuudre I and s veil perche. in a i"t
ttieiteo so'iih f' rty-idr.o daiooa t-a.t olttht und
tluot-teatha p"iihes- to lino tt slMIt ttre.t afon
mlt, thiuix' alin -. td MuthBtritt uo.ihtlx.y-ii'-l.i
nnd oiie-hittf dgrteu 0 it 0110 hundrod nnd tiveidt
perihta tt tbo puco (f beglmilnir. wle reon ire
t reeled a frame huel aiidouubullalayti u tttt tl oai
purtonun'vg.
t-elwd, tukan Into otocntlan and to be sold as Hi.
p-opnty of MUs tW r.
AI.cO,
Al) th .t 1. 1 l.i!i 1. 1 fj iiound tliu.te In the Town
01 I'.li'oiun ui..-. fu tiint)1 1 routiii, 1',-ni s.iiai li.
lMiunded und t'oeriiied us rid'ons, lo.nli 1 H itl
itardi' hi 1 1 1. ire treet,noiihwardly nnd westtia. il
ly y lots of I. w. Meliolvy nnd routhw irdly bv 1 11 1
AI o.contalnlrgstcut l.fty ft ten feet Ihree Indus
front en Ct ut'ro riieft,fity aimnt nrti-.ti.rfi. f . et in
dt ptn, m herton Is erected a luritv bilik Indldliij roi.
t ut u I IK tlTttiftore r.l'U.8 In tlw tlrst sutj nnd nil
nf II. 1 VaniuitlaH IMn-ttn Ihe mn pd .tor.i 01
th samo und the second s'ory t( H1.1 ml ttnlnv
bsltdliiz of I. W. ilcK.hy- known ns lho 0s-r..
Hou-e, hl(h said .ptru ho.iau cmhUib leluii,.
drwl aud loiirtetn Let six liichea'lrii.1 on Ceulie
street and f!lt)-tl.rte lu t In dapih.
ALSO,
All that contulu real cstato situate In the Town ot
ttloomshurif, Columllt, county, rennsylvunla, d'
scrlbed as loltotia, to-wlt 1 Uoundcd en thomrtb
l.y laud t Charles If rug, on tho east b an alley, on
the south l.y 1 hlrd siren of said low 11, and nuihe
wcttby landof ILoCousregutlontf thol.erman Ite.
formed Church, contolnlng f,u Inueplhand
feet lb wldUi, on witlch U errtttted a dwelling bouse
and t thir out-buildings.
belted, taken Into onecjllin, and to bo sold as 110
property tl II. II, Vaunatla.
Tltl!ii-Cash on day of Bale, other t,lto lho mvp.
trty iui bo roo.d at olcu.
John w. uorruAn,
Jaa.l.ts-ta tUiwur,
SlIKHIKFS SA IjM !
tlr virtue of n wilt ef Vend fx llKirt tttt
nfthe court t f con mon I le of I'oliunitin ro.,and
to inedlierlt'd, wht lsi'.s(.lin pil'llesaleat the
Conn iioii.e In i i". !'. i itr?iit a ,eli k p. tn, tin
SAIl RHAY. .lAMl.MtY UI. 1S78,
All that eenoin real tsi .to tlli.i.te In I'. i t'n town
ship, t oluu I la ton t. I a . i;eitrd.l tsMit.wsto
will loiti.il dn the le rll.t. Jsnrt tf J..M 1tUl,.
line, th" ws. bi land o .line. Kams ou I bo
s ml. tij, iiii'dol .l.l.ii hn I.- anil on the en I by
lundof Ji,.,ai iMit.'.Cibtalidiiii l.'ili-ldn iuru nnd
slit) su rhett, ou nieh 1st rtct. d n lisino tine-lllng
hO'l'l'
Belred, taken Into ejteetttlon, and to be sold as lho
propel ly t Irnhi I'epoo.
C'MiliHiNs mk i li:. lutehnstrs mttnpty
1 lu. per cent nt the purr!. use money, ol al lonst
- rtith tn eonr ..It e stsnt mlllng iiuwn tf unlo
olhrru Ise property to ue p to'.t ai eri(f,
liillN W
norri.
Mi. nn,
d.c. 21, T-ts
O phans'
or v
I.eal
Sa
i.uini.E
Kslate !
In pursii men of nn or ler ,t II11 or,t'i -' C t tr. of
Coliunlija e nn y tin tliial rsljne I will 11141 p iblld
sn't n din Hxeh aiige otellitltg t iwn of iljutoit
lu tUo t 01111 ot Col. nnlta on
iM'.tlitv, .liiiiimrv 18tl), 1878,
at tnot'jlo;k a in. tlio fallowing dascrlhj I reilo-
into 1
II that eertttln I t or i Iv, "f I in 1 1 i n'- lit Hit
lila,e et i' iito'1 1 1 II lit in ti.vnihtp lalinati
roinii. I'ei.ns.vlvitnt.i mirk ' 1 on alt' pan "fsall
rillao No td 'it.. I l.j.ia.'l d mil desi'tlli-d as f,l-
.us 1 H"xhin ng In 1 itt lit tho mud to llolira-
I'lii'if I Iheneo li 1 iiultof lolm I. Mo:ienr ( .artot
nl No l) 011 Hie wo.t .l.ljo' a .f.rljn f m?j nt.-th
trt (l-gteei east I p. rcti'Sto 11 p.st; tlift by
lauds In'eof Dr. lohn . I'ulin r(tu tot lot No. U)
noith no dexree iro-t, f ear iin.leliri.t t -11.I1 p relies
aiao.t; Hiencit tav hind of H.iilt Cromle ,S)Uth
W d' gi, es nt" 1 1 'b r r. h a to a post l.y th p h le
rond t hen. e by antd road s 'ill 11 .1 1 .log roei 0 tv , rod r
nnd etrht.len'h perches t . tho 1 lie of h ulniitng,
(i.elmt nits ol tots n'os. 12 mil IT) e mUming tl
tnar. 1 ciehot 1 1 und. en w.d li Is ere ted a
nnd out-t iill'llngs.
ikHMsnr -nt.N. -Ten p r cent of nne-fnu-tli ot
liep.ir hae in 't,py 1 1 Ik' pa'd st th" Pti'il-lug down
01 th ' t ro.-cit , thu .ue -foil th le-a Hi" 1. 11 )er c nt
nl continuation ol solo ntnl tlv ronialiilng th-o.-foiiiths
In one yoti- tlioieaft.r with I'lieros lam
eo'iilimittliit ntsl.
n. 1: iivh,
dec B,"iiti Ml.ntulti-it 1-1 '.onti i-,n,
or s. k. Hi. r' .')..
ADHlNIiStRAT'iRS 13 A L .
Of VAI.fMILK
HEAL ESTATE I I
In pursuance of nn ord. r . f the "rp. nns' ('. urt r t
Columbia county, the ui,d"rslgn"d Ad.nlnlstmtor of
Ma.garct Ksrns, la'oot Ilenlon t owishtp, deceased,
will uxiwse to sn lo on tho preniliea oa
SATURDAY, JaNUAIIY 1-', 1S78,
a- ten o'clot k n. m , ttio fo'.tiwtnt; leal estate of s.itd
dee. dent, situate In Lenten township, bo in.hd and
di scribed ns follows! on the ninth l.y lands of Wll-
" Mnlta, on Hi" ei.stbv l.itnls if I'eler Kits.', on
1 10 soutli and 'tei-t by landa ot JMeph Ht-ss,contln-
lus-
I HII'. ! Y-TIIKI- li ACItKS,
iikio or l.si, nil linrroved, whereon Is erected a
i no stoo tritino
dw 1:1.1. nh iiousk, ntvMi; isaun,
and outi'Ulldl gs
TfllMI ol' isl.R Ten ier cent of or.eti'irlh rf
he (uirebaso tit'i! ey to to pill nt, -irlktng at mn of
inapeitj the oiio-t.iurih n sh tlio ten per cmt at lho
oii'ltiti it'on ot stlo and tno bahfe- tnoneieur
H.ereafl. r, with Intciesl Ir iincnitlim rlon ntsl.
I. K. H.tll'K.lAL'lt,
Administrator.
RCLtoll, IJ 'C. 21. llTt.-U
Adniinislrafor's aki
OF V.M.UA 111.11
R E A L E S T A T E !
Py virtu ot an order of ttet Drphin's Citairt of ro
umhl.i county lho un 'trs'gned, Adudntstrator do
bo Is non if tlio estate of Peter Ent, dec',1 will ex
, i, ,n N.1-, on tho p, eiiil.ss, at Llllt sajvel,
c tiiniblt eoaintv, Pennnv.vanla, o'i
Mill) Y. JANUARY llU, 1878.
at ten u e oik a. m., all t'nt co.Liln real estate, slt
i.tlu In snU oMmbU ci.m'y, duscrlood as f jllowj
so. : A
Grist und -iw Mill I'ropcrtv
Ith a good water-pnnt r, hounded by fbiili,gi"rei k
a pimll.; road, and oth T land , or ml 1 dee.'a..d. T ho
fls' Ml.l bis 4 r.i'i of sbuie, a 1 1 It oustructed for
t her merchant or country wurlc.
So i me.ss'ia,'o and tractor llnd -It'iax tu
iraii,'e totns.ilp bniiti'1'.'d bv linls of A Cm
er.Wtt lain llhlte, . M, il hltco-til o of IV. H. Hit,
t 11 Stjb rt. nnd others contalidig
HO ACRES,
.ore or lesi, on wldjtt Hi, Is a
l.OOD liUUSK AND I!.li.V,
Had Otha rout tlllllallligt.
vu. I Mil V will Ubcld uparatelyortegtthir lo
up puieliu-ers.
No. 4 -Two seres ft TOWN LOTSin TIM street
..for a.d I, bounded bj two unnamed streets anl two
tile s.
No 0 Three ncresln Light Htrcit, bounded by
Ian is of -Mrs Idold, Win. II i,'enuu ill aud an alley.
. No. it, stvi-n scr aln biiiiu tillage, taoiinleal by
I indsof Kelclmi r X .sain und tij tho I'l thing nvtk.
0. 4. will bcto'd asuivh'i'oor lit parts tu suit
purehasir-s.
Tsnn.s ,.k Sit.B.-Ten ptr cei.t ot tho one-founii
ad the purba money tu bo ptld at the 'striking
down cf tho prorsrty; the onufo itlh less tho Un
Iter cent, at tliocordlrmatlon ot stlo; an I tho re.
m lining tlnee-ro irths lit onu ear Iheiealttr, with
later At fiom continuation nisi.
rsUAt. It. INT.
doc it, T7-H Administrator, Ac.
I'UW.IC SALID
t.l' V iLU sULt:
Real Estate! !
In p irs'i i '-co of an . rd r of thi Or p'lans Court of
Cnlu.nbli.oiinty, lho under-lined. Administrators.
Ac, cf .Michael tirover, laiu of iba I'own of I! ouiils
'atii't;. hi snl I counti, (LCias.il, mil e.xpuso to publio
s de on tUo preuti-cs, ou
riilDAY, .IANUAUY 11, 1878
a'aimm.nclin on tno farm lu Main t iwnMiip, at 10
clock ii. in, und on the prop -it) In Mlllllu ut two
Al'Ckp in., nt sal I day. i tr ctot Liint sltuitoln
alia towtuldp, la said count) of Coluir.bla.cJLt tin
lug lOS ACRES,
n ro 'T li-s nd.diitng Lm is of Aaron llust-llcr,
lii un M Her and others, u.d a pulllj roti, w hero
in ore en etc 1 a two story
Owolliug IIcubo, Good Hank Bnrn,
v ig-n h use and coin crib, goo I out-bulldli gs,go d
iwlng and spring ho'iso, g, i,i tr on Hh premla
" .go-idiiiipMo'ciurd un other frulr trces-lind
n goatist u ..f en tliutlou. uno p'tbllo roid runs
tiirougli tit., land, and uue on tho noith side, conve
I nt to Hehool mt 1 thunh.
1. s. i -A 1 hat crl In piece, parcel tr 1 tcf
I.n.l fltunio in Mifllln town l.lp tu tho count ofic
fumial.t, c nndn'mt a Acrr. aii'l 49 nei dies more or
"-a alj lining I anlor J din ,taii, t. t-cti icppcnhil
er on lolh-is, v hereon urot m-ci.i! a lo-lory
I'liAiiic i)vi;i,i.iNn linusii
a Lrarao I'arn, I larksmlth slrp, ami oibcr out.
buddings, good water ut th-door and fruit Inea,
and In I soli biti,J.act, to tho following roi vatlons t
ho il,'h' in .laC'jb Vnlio his h Irs or ass gns, to a 1
tin iv.it' rs wltld i thi lliuHs of creek unn'uj
ihrniuh the abme d scribed I in I, wltli lho light lo
dam or baoacuutir u In tald creek to any bo gth
iwl escoodlng ho to.i. f ihohank ..rsaldono j und
estiptl gund Itwenlng to sad Jacob Vth' and It.
ter prohibiting lie' sail .Michael rover.hM x
1'iiiors, AdndnlBtrat. nt or aud.-na from iitldlu,',
1'ris.tlng.TiD.i.ihishiugaiiy (irlst, ustiun. or i.er
liant 111 on sat I stream tr pretni-o., t r uslns or
divining Hut vat.r tin r otfra.ni tho emtio uso or
outrid . f tho sal.l ueoh Yolm,
s M), a certain lot ot l.iu.1 lu Jpfflln township,
In llm sad c ui.tt if Cilumlli, cotitmnlug
iinijiii'iH ivhes aujulnlng tli. alt .vn d.-xrlba d
uaela. lan ls it Joiiu Alia, laaida ad laioh chtii'r
pciih. m r aand a pull o mud
' HUMS of tA 1.1!. T en per cent ct ore-fourth of
ihepurchuse incuey to t jvid at Ihe uriklng donn
of EaiJ premlsos, oae.fuiiititof tin. puiihif money
litsa Ihe ti n per c in. u. tw i aid ut lho cobtlrmslloa
of the tale, and lho balautc ot suld purihuso un uey
lo Lc paid luono .M ar fiom Hi coMlrinutluu of said
aale wh Inter. Hon suu bulaucfiom thucoulli.
ina Ion u!U ot .aid aoo.
i ov (iniiVMi.
JOslilLi FKinuttMAN,
AdiulnMrutora.
CiC'll, M-ta
riUlsifJK-sR CAItas.
J VlslTOOAIIIltt,
LHWKK H&A.IJH,
' I1EAIH,
i 8TSRH, to, C,
lly jdlitesl at tie Colum
uh Otnce.
N'iwll