riATT 17 n l I T I If IJ 1 A VT " " combine. nt wfahiw
XlllU UUJJUlUUian, pieian( tut It iure to baoome popular '
o wonder then tint Dr. (Wi Wild Che rrv
BLOOXHBVBd, FKlSAt, r IC B. I, ISM and Seneka la the most popnlar jrtip la th.
una
Rail Road Tine Table.
LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSntmo HAIL ltOAD
NOKTII.
Accommodation Train 4.45 A. II.
Mall Train 7.89 A, M
Express Train l.M 1'. M,
" ' e.M P. M.
CATAWISSA HAIL 1IOAD.
nohtii.
Accommodation Train ,s A. M.
Heirular Express 4.(X P.M.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
M. 0. Woodward la n candidate for re-elw.
on. "on an constable or Illoom. Mr. Woodward
T.SJ A.M. 1 has served for many veara In that capacity and
.4? r. N we can safely lar that the inwn tn...? h.l
11.51 A M mnrn riricti.nl n(1!. IT. .Ill ... .t..j L. I I.
...... UHVi.a, , . . ni.i uc vicvirtl VJ 11 i 9
usual larjje majority,
intrrrt I
T.8TP.M. NOTICE TO JOBORS AND WtTMESSlS. Dlir
11,83 A.M. Ina Court Jurors and witnesses will ho Itmt at
iiiiuiiuv..v- ..AV,u..,ut.l..;1 .v, iu,k urovtn a Hotel for one dollar a dav.
Phltiulnlnhla. Arenminodatinntriiln runaliftwf im - " uoiisr uay.
Jan. 25 2w,
" B.Stolmer.
or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
Catawissa and Wllllamsport.
Bt.au, AMI UllU, .. . ,. .
....... UUI.W1 uiuu, nnu ujvm uver near mo
McKelvy alone, met wllh a acrlona accident on
To those ol our euMcnbers who have paid up Monday night. She was handllnr a mlnlnr
In response to notice fiiven tlirougli the papers percussion cap, when It explode!), larcerating
and by mall we are duly grateful. Wo have, her hand and blowing off semal of her tWers.
by systematic arrangement got our list in such A piece of the cap struck her In the face cut-
shape that we know who the honest patrons are, ting her cheek and injuring the eye. Dr. GarJ,
and can rely on mem lor eacn years instaui. ner waa called In and dressed the wound.
mpnl It lipmmpH ilili. Wi nl,n hftvp nil Ihfl I 0
delinnucnts marked, so that wo know who I!u'a cry because they sufleri and the most
I ...ll.l.f- I- . It M M
those are that sponge on the printer for their ,c""u,c ,Hr lnB ' uieir uis.
information. Let it be understood once for all comfort ' Dr' Bul1'8 Bauy S'UP- Only 25
that w publish a paper as a business out 0f cents per bottle.
which we expect to make a living. This pa.
per is sold as the merchant sells his goods, for
money, and tlioe who do not pay for it, need
not expect to receive it. IrVAuteno dead-head
list. During the past year hundreds of names
have been stricken ofl' the roll, who failed to
pay, and we are still at It. Others are on pro
bation, and will be cut oil' unless (hey settle
very soon. Our endeavor is to instruct the pub
lic by furnishing useful Information and the
news of the day, but we expect and Interd to
be paid for it. A small list of good paying sub
scribers Is far better than a large one of worth
less or doubtful names, and we propose to keep
on cutting down until we have none left but
honest men. If any now receive the paper who
cannot aflbrd to pay for it, they should notify
us at once of their condition, pay up back dues,
nnd stop the paper. To continue to take it
when they know they will not pay for it is not
much better than theft. It is obtaining goods
under false pretences. Ilefore very long those
We are glad to learn that L. II. Conover, of
lieacli Haven, Ihe well known Insurance Agent
who was arraigned before the I.uierne court on
Wednesday last charged with cmbeuleraent by
the l'oltaville Mutual I'ire Insurance Co., was
discharged by the jury, the prosecutors falling
to make out a case.
Anyone who has not been satisfied with the
weather of at least ono day In the last two
weeks, must be hard to please. It has been
wet and dry, warm, cold, and moderate, in
turns. Those who have not yet filled their ice
kouscs had better seiie the very first opportu
nity, if such a thing makes it appearance.
If you have ever paid the present proprietors
of the Columman anything, do not read this.
ror the last time we allude to our non-pay
ing subbribers. Those who huie paid nothing
since October 1 lS75havo received notices this
week from J. J. Brower Esq., that unless they
wuo nave pnm no auenuon 10 our numerous Betle llp (uri1K jhruary court they will In
nonces win ue vi'ueu uj n cosiauic, ami unit i BUe(i on jj10 JIon(ia-
TUB BAlLItOAt) CAJE.
Wednesday afternoon was, the tlm appoint
ed for the argument on 8. P. Kase't applies
tlon to ba made party defendant to tbe bill la
qnity of W. I. Grcenooeh Trustee, atainit the
J)anville, llatleton A Wilkosbarre llailroad to
foreclose a mortgage of $1,100,000. The mat
ter had been referred to a master in Philadel
phia to take testimony and report at to wheth
er Mr. Kase was n bondliolder'of the corpora
tion, ns to tho location of the main office of
the company, nnd whether tho bondholders
bad done anything barring them from the right
to request the Trustee to foreclose tho mort
gage. The master reported that Kac was a
bondholder, thnt the main ofilco was iu Itlooms
burg, and thnt the bondholders hud not waved
the right to foreclose. Inceptions, were filed
to this report, and tho argument was upon
these exceptions. At 3 o'clock in the nfternoon
II. P. Hepburn, Ksq , of Philadelphia opened
for Mr. Kuie nnd spoko nbly for nearly two
hours. 8. O. Thompson, Ksq., also of Phila
delphia, occupied about an hour ill behalf of
the trustee, nnd mnilon strong argument. Mr.
Thompson is n forcible speaker .and an excel
lent lawyer. Mr. Crawford, another city at
torney argued for tho bondholders, nnd insist
ed upon tho speedy foreclosure of the mort
gage. In the eveniug Mr. llueknluw occupied
u short time in behalf of the pluinlilV, and the
nrgumenl was clocd by Judge F. Cnrroll
Ilrcwster of Philadelphia for Mr. Kase. Judge
Krcwster is one of tho ablest lawyers in the
State, and his nrgument on this occasion was n
line specimen of legal acumen and oratory. At
the close of tho argument Judgo Elwctl took
tho papers and bnid ho would disposo of the
case nt tho earliest possible moment. The oth
er counsel engaged in the suit nre Col. J. G.
l'reo.e for tho Railroad company nnd Brock
it Klwell for S. P. Kase-
OI10UNDLE3 ODJECTIONa.
Some having tried "put up" medicines with
out obtaining the relief promised, Indiscrimi
nately condemned them. Is llili f.ilrV Suppose
a judge should argue that became tliu lust three
prisoners had been found guilty, he should con
demn the fourth without trial. Is not such
easoning absurd? And yet are not those who
condemn all medicines, because they have been
la Inserting the new card of Mettn. Etraw.
bridge & Clothier we deiire to add osr person
al testimony to the fact that the promisee of
this Crm's advertisement are more than ful
filled in their dealings with ell their immense
constituency of customers the country over.
Their establishment, which ten years ago
wns universally known in their twn city, has
since been steadily growing in prestige and
popularity, until now it has almost n national
reputation. It seems hard to believe that nny
business should have grown during the part
few years of general shrinkage and hard times,
but wenre nssured on undoubted authority that
Messrs. Rtrnwbridgo & Clothier's business is
far larger than before the panic of 187.1, nnd
is steadily growing with every year. An Inte
resting sight may bo witnessed almost any fine
day by spending half an hour in their establish
ment and observing the smooth and systematic
manner in which immense quantities of goods
nre distributed, nnd great crowds of customers
promptly and carefully waited on by those who
know.
Wo nro reliably informed that they have cus
tomers not only in every county of Pennsylva
nia, New Jersey, Dclawaro nnd Maryland, but
in every state ot tho Union.
Their mail order department enables them
to furnish to consumers over the cntiro coun
try all that may be needed in dry goods and
household supplies, thereby saving them tho
expense and time incident to a iit to the city.
Messrs. Strnwbridga A Clothier guarantee that
every order filled is at tho lowest prico nt which
goods are sold that day over the counters. The
great convenience and economy of this system
of obtaining supplies cannot be over-ctinin-
ted,
A Ours TO Alt. A pair of handsome 0x3
ehromoi are given free to every ono who sub
scribes for threo months to Jjtkurt llomt, a
largo 10 page literary laper, filled with the best
stories, poetry, etc., by writers of established
reputation. The papers sent will contain the
opening chapters of a charming story entitled
"Holden with the Cords," by the author of
"Shllob," "My Winter In Cuba," etc. The
publishers, J. h. Patton A Co., 102 William
Street, New Yotk, have decided to offer this
short subscription at fifteen coils (postage
stamps taken), about the cost of white paper
and mailing, and to give free such n pair of
beautiful ehromos as cani.ot fall to please every
one. Double value of money Is promised to
every subscriber. $1,600 In prltes Is'glven free
to agents.
jan 18-4w
In spito of Flannels, coughs nnd colds
will ninko n lodgment in tho system. Hut
bey nre not tenants nt will. You cjn disc
tossess them with Hale's Honey of Horc
pound nnd tar, in Ices time than It takes .1
sheritrto execute n writ. Sold by all drug
gists. Pike's Toothacho Drops euro In 1 minute,
jan 18.
Jt speaks for Itself ; is what a lady said of
Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup the ether day, for a
single bottle cured my child of a most dreadful
cough,
Clovkuskei) Wasteii. You can always get
the highest market price for clover seed of
John Dildlnc, Milton P.i.
Cash dealer iu grain and seed.
an. 2j lw
Monday following. The matter is
in the justice's hands, but payment may be
made at this office up to that time. Those un
settled will then be pushed.
FOR KENT. Tho store room now occu
pied by A. B. White nt Light Street, with
All note (jitenjor subserip- or without the Dwelling Houso attached.
themselves in for costs. Then they will come
flocking in with indignation to know why we
sued them. Our answer to such will fco, we
must be paid for our goods. If you do not pay
anything for two years and a quarter, wo take
it for granteil that you will never pay until
compelled to do so
lion mil potitirely be sued in February unless sr(-
(fI before that time. If sued we shall add inter
est, and include subscription to dale in the suit,
at the rate of $2.50 a year. Wo have given
very possible chance to those indebted to us to
settle at the low rate, and as many have paid
no attention to it, we shall charge tho high rate
to pay costs. We have exercised the greatest
leniency, hut forbearance has ceased to be a
yirtue and we shall now crack the legal whip.
Also a Grist Mill known an Peter Ent'a
mill, and now under lease to Eut Brothers.
Possession given April 1st, 1878. For par
ticulars address
U. II. ' Ent. Adm'r..
Feb. 1-tf Light Street, Columbia coPa.
The tronpo that was billed for Monday night
in the play of Ihe "Mollie Maguires" did not
make its appearance, and has not been heard
from yet. All sorts of rumors are afloat, one
For the first stages of croup, or for children
who are subject to croup, nothing equals Haas'
Expectorant. Mothers, many children have
deceived iu one or two. equally as unjust? The bem relieved by this valuable remedy,
family niedieines manufactured by K. V. Pierce,
M. D., BuflUIo, X. Y., are Ihe purest and best
In Ihe market. His Golden Medical Discovery
has, for many years, been the standard remedy
in all affections of the liver, stomach, and blood
and when used in connection with Dr. Sace'i
Catarrh Heracdy effects a speedy cure of catarrh.
While his lavorile Prescription is the only of
fered, deserving of confidence, for the cure of
those diseases and weukna-s peculiar to worn-
Arc nu nkeptic.il concernm,: its powers
to cure? If so, address any of ihe following
nameil ladies :
W. B. Koons Is runn'ng the City Hotel at being that they disbanded up the river, anotli-
Willlaiusport.
A. E. Miller, former clerk of the Exchange,
it "rusticating" at St. Louis.
Itcy. O. D. S. Marcley of Ashland Pa., will
preach in the Lutheran church next Sunday
morning and evening.
The property of T. J. Thornton, deceased, on
West street was sold last Saturday to Mrs. Jas.
Barton for $9G0, at public sale.
A kind word from a friend at Lightatreet has
cured for us eight new subscribers at that
place within the last two weeks. Why will not
our friends at other points do as much ?
er that Iher were whipped by miners on ac
count of the play, and still another that they
were stopped until their bills wero paid. We
have been unable to ascertain the truth. If
they had come here they would have had a
good house.
Election tickets for township officers at the
coining election will he printed at the Coi.usp
HIAN office for 75 cents a hundred, nend in
your orders c uly.
Tell your neighbor who does not take a coun.
ty paper worth having, that he can get tho Co
lumbian for three months for 50 cents. If he
does not like it after trying it he can stop it.
A consetration meeting will be held by the
Young Mens Christian Association in the Bap
tist church on Sabbath nfternoon at half past
three o'clock, A large attendance is desired
D. A. Beckley has been reappointed Postruas.
ter here. He has served In that capacity for a
number of years. There was some opposition
to his reappointment, but it proved abortive.
At a meeting of church council held in coun'
cil room January 17th, 1878, the following res.
oiutions were unanimously adopted.
WiiErtEAS our pastor Kev. John McCron
who has ministered so faithfully unto ourspiri
tual wants during his ministry whilst among
us is now about to leave us ; therefore bo it
Hesohed, that it is with regret we learn of his
determination to sever his connection with us
as pastor, and that we accept his resignation
with reluctance.
7io(reJ,tliat we ask an interest in his prayers
in behalf of this congregation and church coun
cil.
llesohed, that these resolutions be transcribed
in the minutes of the church record, and that
a copy be presented to our pastor.
Samuel Tukxuacu, Secretary
of Council.
Pmi.il' Ukanost,
IsaacS. Kuhn.
TUB "MOLLIE" TllIALS.
The trial at Mauch Chunk goes on with in
creasing interest and important disclosures are
expected. The evidence taken last week by
the Grand Jury,in which the evidence of "Jim
my Kerrigan, the "squealer," waa an Important
part, together with the testimony of Mra. tmitl
Churning butter is not difficult when Cowb the wife of the murdered man, and her sister,
are in healthy condition. Fout'i Celebrated Mrs. Hess, and that of Drs. Longshore, Dim
Horse and Cattle Powders will correct any dis- mick and I'owler. Kelly the "Bum," was in
ease in the system. the ' ould country at the time of the murder.
but a short time after his return to this country
A Gospel Temperance meeting will be held a little indiscretion on the part of Charley
in the Baptist church on Friday evening com
mencing at 7 o'clock.
The interest of B. H. Yannatta in the Opera
House was sold to the Benton Saving Fund As
sociation on Saturday the 2Gth ult. for one
thousand dollars.
On Saturday last the remittitur from the Su
preme Court in Ihe case of Hester, Tully, and
ifcllugh, were received by the Prothonotary,
and on Monday last were received by the Gov
ernor. It is not likely that the Governor will
iisue a warrant for their execution until the
Board of Pardons has taken action.
Sharpe and Ihe "Hairy Man' caused them to
make the assertion that "they were among the
crowd that spilled Smith's blood." Kelly was
well diessed, and at the end of his story be
made a very favorable impression. After the
evidence had been taken, on the next day the
Gran 1 Jury returned true bills against the
"Hairy Man," Charley Sharpe, and Thomas
Durkin. They will he tried at tho March term
of court, and an interesting, even exciting trial
Is anticipated. Mauch Chunk Gautte.
Kelly has since been returned to our jail by
the Sherifl'of Carbon county,
The Country Is flooded with counteseit ruon
ey, more now than ever before, and storekeep
X son of Mr. Mr. D. V. Seybert, residing era had better avoid all risks, and subscribe for
near Berwick, while engaged in cleaning u well the only reliable and official Counterfeit Detec
on Tuesday last, and when down about 14 feet
tho top wall caved in upon him and crushed
him to the bottom, tho well being SO teet deep,
Wo learn that his remains wero taken out on
Wednesday,
The result of the Murphy temperance crusade I
in Cortland, X. 1., la that ;
I'UDLIO SALES.
J. M. Smith, assignee of I. John A Son, wi
sell real estate in Catawissa, beginning January
31st, 1878.
H. J. iteeder, administrator of Deborah Kei
chard, will sell real estate in Catawissa on Feb
rnarv 2d.
Sale of balance of real estate of M. Grover
deceased, continued to February 2-1.
Mrs. Francis Huswick.Versailles, Ohio; Mrs.
Lcoy Putnam, North Wharton, P.i. ; Mrs.
Mary A. Ilunolt, Edina, Mo.; Mrs. Mary A.
Frlsbie, Lehman, Pa. ; Mrs. D. L. Grill, Chill-
icothe, Ohio ; Mrs. Harriet K. Maloney, West
Springfield, I'a.; Mrs. It. Hiatt, Emporia,
Kan.; Mis Louise Pratl, Dodgeville, Mass.;
Mrs. L. D. Doshiehl, Norfolk, Va.j Mrs. C.
Allison, Protector, Iowa ; Mrs. J. N. Vernon,
St. Thomas, Out. ; Mrs. S. C. Moran, 253 North
Howard Street, Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Lucy
Calitnan, Birnesville, Ohio; Mr. Nancy Mc-
Naught, Jefferson, Iowa ; Mrs. L. G, Stenirod,
Friendship, X. Y. ; Miss Ellen Cady, Westfield
X. Y. ; Mrs. Anthony Amami, Verona, X. Y.
Mrs. B. X. Brooks, Grand Uapids Mich. ; Mrs,
H. Webb, Watertown. X. Y. Hundreds of
references can be given at Dr. Pierce's office.
Call on your druggist for Pierce's Memoran-
lum Books.
Business Notices
Cull nt McKinneys for Shoes.
75 cents will buy a good white mulins
blurt with linen front rlnished with but
tons and button holes at Lutz & Sloan's.
Appleton "A" muslin during Court at I,
il. liartruau a il cents cash by the bolt,
Did you see how cheat) Clark & Wolf tell
telt sKirtsi'
Pleasant as honey, tho old folks like it tho
young people like it and tuo babies cry
it we mean Dr. Frazier's Cough Syrup.
for
tf
FOIl SALE. The brick hotel in Blooms
burg known as Brown's Hotel. For terms
inquire of 11. Stohner. jan. 25, '7S-4iv
A large new lino of 7amburg Edgings
justrecived at Ularfc it Wuiu.
Till FEBllUAKY ELECTION.
On the third Tuesday of February, which
will be the 19th day of the month, election will
be held for the purpose of choosing township
and borough officers for the ensuing year. In
Bloomshurg we are to elect a President of the
Town Council, six members of Town Council,
two school directors to serve for three ycars.one
school director to serve for two years to fill the
unexpired term of W. B. Koons, two Consta
bles, two assessors, one Judge aid two Inspec
tors of election in East Bloomshurg, and one
Judge and two Inspectors of election in West
Bloomshurg. There will prolnhly he the
usual contest over the Town Council, the main
issue being, as it has baen for the past two
years, between the party of progress and the
old fogies. The cow question will all be fought
over again, and the re-ult of the election will
depend very much upon the activity of those
who are opposed to turning the public streets
into pastures. The question is not us to the
rights of the poor man alone, but as to the
rights of all citizens, and it must he as the ma
jority vote. The political complexion of the
council is a matter of no importance What is
needed are good, honext citizens who will con
duct our municipal all'tirs for tho bent interest
of all.
The selection of proper men for constables is
another important matter. Do not vote for a
man for this office because ho asks you to do so,
but vote for Iho-e who are competent to perform
the duties imposed upon thenl. The good be
havior of the town depends largely on having
active and fearless constables.
1 1 ill muslin U cenU
1. II'. Ilartman's.
a yard by tho bolt at
A new lof ot felt hkiita at about half price)
at Lutz iV bloau s.
i8
Priceless Discovery.
A Sure Cure for Piles.
A suro cure tor tho blind, bleed. tip, ltchlnc nnd ul
ceriUed piles has been discovered by Dr. llllam,(aa
iiiuinn n-iiR'tn) i-nii'ju nr. niiama inaian ttini
mem j miikil' ihj nan curra me worst oia cnronic
fir iwrnt v ni n nnrl tlilrtv w.nrs' Ktnrwllmr. 'n
one need sum r llvo lnutes after applj Inff thW won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, Instruments and
necuuiriea uo uirro narm man cooa. w imam 8
ointment supports the tumors, allays the intense
Itching (particularly ot night after getting warm in
bed), nets as a poultice, gives Instant and painless
rener, ana is prcparea oniy lorriies and nothing
eNe. Thousands of cured patients attest its virtues
and phsslclansof aUscr-noU pronout.ee. It the great
est contribution to medicine of theoge. It matters
not how long or severely you have been suffering,
uu can lkj cure u.
Jlr. Josenh M. f(der. Cleveland. Ohio, writes! I
suffered for jearsultn Itehlngana Ulcerated Piles.
xnca reraeaj niicr remeay aateriised, ana consulted
physicians In 1'hlUdclphli, IsOUtIMc, Cincinnati,
and this city: and spent hundreds of dollars, but
found no relief until l obtained a box of Dr. llllara s
Indian Ointment somo lour months ntro. and it has
cured mo completely, I had a part ot the box left
nmcu i Kim iu ainenaormme no nau aocicreu
BLOOM SB URG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomshurg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
sntrioi.. wi at nresent constituted, oilers the very bost facilities for Professional and Classical learning. . . . ... . ,......
Windings spacious, Inviting and commodious j completely heated by steam, well ventilated, lighted by Ras, ana urntsnea wim a oouniuui ouuyij ui r",--
Tim
lltilld!
sprlns water.
wlthinani pliynclans. and as a lost resort went to
'U not :nrm?s
ne Informs me that I hi
th- noted
istirlntrs. Arkahsos. for treatment
that the llnllun ointment h,,s nKn
cured lilm of the piles. K Is eertatnly a wonderful
dlseoerv. and should I used tv the mnnv tJiou.
sands .l.o are now suflerlni; with that dread dls-
tfllo.Oeo ttcwnrd will be paid for a more certain
medv. sola bv all Druirirl.stH.
Zli:it, solo proprietor, Uloedand O.
DON'T NEOLECT A COUUII
or Cold, when 25 cents will buv a botlleof Dr. Fra
zier's cough Hjrup at any drug store, it has
wrought a complete change in the Cough Medicines,
v) I'luiisiuii usuunt'j nnu unn) a cures.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
tv Dr. Frazier's couch syrup used In connection
iumi ur. irumrs iwuy, tuners ill iuh cum-sh -TI0S.
standard Steam Laundry. Cleveland, o. Oct. ao.'ifi.
1)k. Fkazikk. Dear Sir: I feel It a duty I owe to
suffering humanity to write 3 ou. For some time 1
was sore'ly aftllcted wllh a cough, ralslnir bad stuff.
witheery sjmptom of being aconnrmcd consump
tive. I tried different medicines and cures without
finding relief ; 1 also consulted threo of our most
prominent Cleveland ptoslclans, tho last one of
which pronounce my coso serious, and Informed me
that I could not live more than a few months. About
this time, hearing of your w ondertul success, I com
menced taking our Sirup In connection with jour
ltoot Hitters, and was at once iK'ntntted, and after
using the inedtclno some two months I nnd mvself
entirely cured. ItHtKF.NCE DUNN.
Itf Mr. Dunn again writes, under date of August
4, 1177, Dr. Frazler, Dear sir : I can endorso our
medicines more strongly than ever from the fact
inac uis now nearly one year since i was cureu,
.My lungs arc to-any birong ana sound, uavingno re,
turn or the disease.
IfTTlin aiiove Medicines speak for themselves,
iJU. e. . t jiA.iMt, rropneior. uieeiano, u.
For Salo by all Drug-gists.
Dec. 14. is77-ly
A OENTLK HINT.
In our style of climate, with its suclilcn
ciianges ot tcniciatarc, rain, wmtl anil sun
shine often intermingled in a single day, il
is no wonder that our children, friends am!
relatives are so frequently taken from us by
neglected corns, hall tho deaths resultm!
directly from this cause. A bottle of Key
fchee's Oerman Syrup kept about your homo
iur uiiinuuiaiu umj win prevent serious sick
iicss, a larte doctors bill and ncrliana dead
by the noef threo or four dose, tor curin:
CoiiMiiiiiition, Hemorrhage, I'neutnouui, S
vero Coughs, Croup or any; disease of tho
Throat or Lungs, its success is simply wonder
ful, as your druggist will tell yon. German
Syrun is now sold in every town and villain
on this continent. Sainplo bottles lor trial
lUc j regular size, i5c
April 7, 77-ly jl
Hoots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's.
Hoot headejuarters ut McKiuney's.
Many consumptives are now using Dr,
Frazier's ltoot Bitters and Cougu Syrup
with remarkable success. tt
Xew Mack Cashmeres and Alpacas cheap
at Clark & Holt's.
ltubbers at McKiuney's.
Fruit uf the Loom inusliu IU cents a yaid
by the boll at 1. It'. Ilartman's.
Uest Calicoes 7 ceuts at Lutz & Sloan's.
McKinneys Shoe Store below Court
House.
, J 1.:
25 dozen shirt bosoms at I. II'. Hartmau's
18 cents to 70 cents.
Hell. now. that SO cents a gallon syrup
at Clark & ll'oll's beats all. They take but
ter and eggs and sell you goods as low as the
lowest.
Sinca the discovery of Ir. William's In
dian Ointment there is certainly no excuse
for nny one to sutler with the nles, face ail-
rertiaement, t
tor issued, nnd then loss from receiving coun
terfeit money need never be incurred. AW
handling bank notes have only to keep at hand
for consultation Peterson's Counterfeit Detec
tor, a semimonthly- publication containing de
scription of all counterfeit notes as soon as they
r temperance crusade laoacom.)lete jj8, of dosed,
31,000 have signed '.' , ' .....i.. r
the pledge out of a population or JO.auu. Among ,
these aro the mayor of the city, judges, mer- the Detector contains likewise lists of all the
chants, and professional men. A leading hotel National and State banks in the country, finan-
has emptied out iu liquors, and hung up its cal news and Items, price current, reviews of
Kathlkes: A 1'ireet Loe Story, by Mrs.
r ranees Hodgson liiiruett, auuior ot "ineo,"
"That Lass o Iwne s," "1'retty roily I'einber
ton." ele.. is published lately by T. 11. Peter
son & llrotliers, Philadelphia, and it is the
moKt perfect and charming of all love stories,
tender, true, and pathetic. "Then" and "Pret
ty Polly Petnberton," by the same author, were
good, but this one is belter. Kathleen was a
natural beauty, and made a very decided ini-
pres-ion on the heart ol our Hero long before
she had learned the meaning ol the word
Love." It was at a little village on the coast
of Maine, where she lived with her old grand
1000 yards new calico to arrive on Satur
day at I. II'. Ilartman's.
Dress goods aro cheap at Lutz & Sloan's
Admission free at McKinney's.
MAIlKEIMliEPOllTS.
liLOOMSIlUHO MARKET.
Wheat per bushel ,
Hjo "
Corn, new, '
Oats, " "
Flour per barrel
cloverseed
Flaxseed
Uuttcr
i:ggs
Tallow
Fotatocs
Dried Apples
Hams
sides 4 Shoulders ....
Lard per pound
Hay per ton
lleeswajc..
yheed
10.'
Timothy
OUOTATIONS FUU COAL.
No. 4 on Wharf f 3,i per To
.1U.d - .............. .. 1
No. a " " i !,e
Blacksmith's I.utup ou Wharf t S.is)
" Hltumlnoua 4 Ml
TOTICIC.
Notlco Is herein' crlen that I purchased atrrlvat
salo of John ltrake on January lath, ls's tho follow
inir personal wronerlv. to-wlt ! 2 liorsen, 1 isethar-
nefS, a cows, 2 head uf soung1 cattle, 1 sow, 4shoats,
a lot of chickens and ireefce. t twohorsu wairon. I
hied, 1 pair log- hleds, 1 huy rake, 2 plows, 1 harrow
1 cullUmor.l douWecorn plow, l fannlnp mill, a lot
of corn, a lot tf ha andlodru-r. acrts of rjo In the
gTound una two-thirds ct 7 acres of rj In tho
fcTouuo ana iwoiiuros ui a ncrcs ui nutm in uio
ground more or lea". 30 bushels of potatoes, l cook
hioe anurooKinc uu'nwa una an uouscnoia mrm
turo. All perse ns are hereby cautioned apalnatln
leritTinir uunuio hamu its i uay itiii, luem mi
hi hi durin? my pleasure.
DANIKL FOHCJS.
Jan. i5, 73-3W.
TlIOUAd U. 11AHTHAN,
Albkkt IUktman
Expense
Location lieAlthful. ana easy of access. Toachera experienced, rfllclfnt, and allvo to their work. Discipline, firm but Kinu. unnorm ana wjorougu,
inrxlernto. Fifty ccnU a week deduction to alt expecting to toach. bludenls admitted at any time. Itooms reserved wncn aesirea.
uourbos of Btudy prescribed by tuo siaio :
I. Mwlel School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Claiical.
Adjunct Course i I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course In Music. IV. Course In Art. V. Course In Physical Culture.
Tho Elementary. Scientific and Classical Courses aro PltoFKSIONAT,. and students irraduattnir therein, receive Slate Diplomas, coniernns mi w7
corresponding Degrees i -Master of tho JUements: Master of tho Science j Mxsterof tho UUsslcs. Oraduates In the other Courses receive .wniaa tirim.ui
their attainments,, Binned bv the oniceih of tho Hoard of Trustees. ,
inocouthu oi MUiiy Dresmoeu oy mo Maioia uoerai, ana mo .cienunc ana uassical courses are nutmienur w inw ui uui .nvenuf vo. .....,.. iniMiu
Tho State renulresa hhrher order of citizenship. The times demand It. It Is oneot tho prime objects of this School to help to secure IU by rurnismnff lnieiLi-
irolit nnil nmplnnt TArlura fnr hor Kfhnnlt Tn Hit nml tr. snllnltu vnntirrnai-aAnanf rrrunl ithlltMoa oriel I'OiliI nurDOSeS.UlOSO WHO QCnirC lO llliprutu VUCi vt-
and their talents, nsstudent-H. To all such It promises aid In devcloplnif their powers, audabundant opport unities for well paid labor after leaving School.
HON. WIM.M.M iXWllM,,
BCpU S, '10.-
1'rcMldent Itonnl of Triintern
SrtflOLl) PLATKl) WATCIt KN. Cbeaptit
lnth-) known world. SampU Watch Free to
jtJ0ent-L Address, A. Cocltkb & Co.. Chicago.
uir.U, "iMy
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of Marriage I
I"or)UdMtit liritlie on tha
Juliri ul marnakt ind tti
( tuiiMthat u ii fit Iur lit lh ar.
inti er JteproduetlcTi inj
n uisertiet er women.
A tiuik lp reU.t.. cnnalil.
Ijijn terfj.Djr 200 pigei, pric
A WilVMt MEDICAL ADVISER!
Ol Mild xinl, riot . Priirnlr, J. ittur n..ni tn.m R1f
A CLINICAL LrarU'HEon ihe altot & (rt ind
(!inrt ot 1hcTI1ro.1t and Litnpi, Cturb.Uupture.Ui
Ontum Itfibit.Ap., price 10ri.
fcl hir Mok ..nt r'pMon wr'pt o!prli or ill lhre,
COfi'oinii'bf ftftli.Kf... ("Biitili1 r l ii.tritrrt. f t '5 ct t.
AdiUtu DIL liUTTS, o. 12 X. JiUi bU 6t. XtOU.it, 21 0.
nuff.u,i;-ly K&c
Notice Is herehv L'Uen to all legatees. 'credl-
Uirs and other persons interested in the cstAtes of
$45
fitcm.wllKiCr.Frci' m ith vnrrnrr1r. Out
nt Xrtc J. It. On) lord & Co., CUicauo. 111.
autf.17, 7T-ly H&C
LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice. Tho following nnmprt iwrsnns liavR nlprt
tlu.tr utltlona lor license with tiio Clerk ct me
quarter sessloiii of Columbia count, and will bo
prvM.'uit'u iu iuu wuun on ino em aayor eDruary
next .
dcrlck M. (lllmore. Eatlrnr House. Illoomsburz
H, 11. Uaircnbucn, Hotel, orange
I. W. JIcKelvy. Hotel, Hloomsburg
.lolin s. Mann, Hotel, centre.
.Mlltoli cinirles, Katlnff House, Hloomsburg
ll.FHANK ZAIIH,
Jan. 11, 'TS-to clerk (J. S.
pilOTIIONOTAKY'S NOTICK.
Notice l hereby Riven that the following account
lias been Hied In me onic of the I'rotiionotary ot Co
lumbia county anil win be rresented to the Court on
the stli Jay of February next and will be confirmed
utter four da s unless exceptions bo tiled within
iiiui nine.
1 ho account of Frederick Ha-renbuch. Truster nf
r.eort'e llldlay under tho Hill of Ueurgo Illdlay, deceased,
H. F, ZAIIIt.
l'rothonotary's ofllce, Jan. 4, ';s-tc rroth'y.
1) KQISTiJlVS XOTICKS.
j NOtlCi
uiraand oth
the, resiH'Ctlve decedents and mlnnrw. that the fol.
toivlnifudiiitDlatratlonanil guardian accounts hao
been tiled In the onico of the ItegMer ot Columbia
county, nnd will be presented for confirmation and
allowanco In the orphans' court to bo held In
liloomsburg, on .Monday, tho 4th day ot l'eb., lsis,
an o clock, p. in. on said daj :
1. The first and final account of Fllzabcth Islcr, Ex
ecutrix of Frederick Isler, lite of Oreenword
township, deceased.
!. The second and partial account of Emanuel lau-'
bach Executor ot John Conner, lato of Ilenton
tow nshlp, deceased.
3. Tho account ot C. II. llarnard and Holandus
llerbelu. Administrators ot Oeorgo Fcttcrmau.
lato ot Locust township, deceased.
i. The first nnd final account of Henry F. Oman,
nuardlan ot Anna, fleorge .Mcll., and Clarenco
Kllno, minor children of I lar mail Kline, lato ot
. ?colt townsht p, deceased.
Urst and final account ot A. J. Huckalew, Ad
ministrator of Anna Holler, late ot Jliniln town
Bhlp, deceased.
Tho account of John (.. Jacoby, Cluardlan of Lou
lsa lllank, (now nensll) a minor child of Samuel
lllank, late of Centre township deceased.
7. Tno first account of John H. Hetlcr, Executor of
tuuii .uisuis-i iai vi jiiuuu umasmn ueceas-ed.
s. The account of Oeorgo C. Scott, Administrator
oi i.eorgo nuoii, late oi catawissa township, de
ceased. First and Unci account ot Reason Conner, Ad
ministrator ot Emanuel Conner, lato ot (Ireen
wooa township, deceased.
10. First and partial account of A.J. Evans, Exec
lor ot the last w in and testament of Jacob Evan
lato of the Town of Woomsburff, deceased.
11. The nrst andtlnal account ot J. H. Ikeler.Huar-
uian ot iizabetu wcuivcr. a minor child ot Wil
liam Welllier, lato ot Madison township, de-ceased.
12. The first and Anal account of J. II. Ikeler, (luar-
uian oi i nomas u. nesier, a minor cuiia ot ill
ram Kester, lato ot Ureenwood township, do-ceased.
13. 1 he first and llnal account of Lahman Martz and
uirainif. nower, Kxeuutora or .lolin Martz, lato
of brlarcreek township deceased.
14. The Ilrst and partial account of Clark Ilrlnk, Ad-
iiiiuisLruiur ui iienjauuu jinnK, 1UIO OI lieniOU
township, deceased.
Hectster-s Ofllce. ) w. II. JAConv.
Bloomsburg, Jin. 4, lso. ItegUter.
OOUKT PKOCLAMATION.
A
DMINISTKATOK'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP WILLIAM IICOUES, PECEASKD.
Ittern of Administration on Ihe estate of William
llucht's. late of Heaver townf-hln. Columt-ia countv.
deteaed, have licen granted by the Heylster of said
countv to Allen Mann of Mime townshln. Alt nrrsnn
nuviuK utiiuii uisuiuni. iuu tnuiu lire Riiu')tU'(i 10
lirt,aL-ui uit'iu iur htruicmeuL uuu luose inueoieu 10
maKe paj mem wunom. aeiay,
ALLI'.V MANN,
Jan. 13 'T-OW Administrator.
Heaver township.
JTOTICK
Notice Is hereby plten that I purchased nt Consta.
Me !-alo on the Mh Uay of January, lT, the follow.
lntr persenal property of William Masteller: One
cow, l calf, a lot of hay, l barrel of meat' a lot of
chickens, 3 Deds and Ueddinir, ono table. U chairs.
ii cupboards, a lot of carpet, 1 C(k blou .parlor
stoe, nnil a lot of dlbhes. ll persons are hereby
iuuu icii mem nun uim uuring my pleasure.
SAMUUL Y. UEiiS,
Central, Jan. 1", 'is-iw
A
DMINISTUATOU'S XOTICK.
KSTATE OF HENKV HAKTMAN, I)E0D.
Letters of administration on the estate of Henry
llartman, late of Hemlock township, Columbta coun
ty, I'a., have been granted by tha lieclster of Colum
bia county to .lacub Hartman, AdmlnMrator, to
MiiuuiHii pemun1 luueoieu nrn requesiea 10 inaKO
lnilntdlat ravinent. and thosn haviiiL- einims or de.
in.UKU airalnst tho Bald estatu will make them
known to tho undersigned Administrator without
uviuy,
JACOH HAUTMAN,
Administrator,
Jan is-cw
IS7
JOTlLH AU CAUTION.
'Notice Is herebv trlven thai the underslc-neil hae
purcliasi d of Elijah Yocum on the Ulli day of Jan-
u.irj, is,s uie luuowiug personal piopeny, iu;
thrown mnres.1 two-horse wairon. 1 SDrlnir wairon.
1 iialr ot boh sleds. 1 sleleh. 1 plow. 1 harrow. 1 loir
sl'd. 1 log chain, 1 set ot double harness, 1 set of
tingle harness, 1 cow. 1 heiner. 1 lot of corn, corn
fodder, lot of hay, ne hogs. 1 cook stoe, 1 parlor
slow and all household goods late-theproptrtyof
Elijah Vocnm. All of which described proiely I hao
It ft In charge ot the said E. oeum during my pleas,
uie and alt persius are hereby cautioned against
meddling with the same at their peril.
JHllturill hUELKll,
HE.NLON LOW,
Jan. Is, is"S-3w
I-'aucv Goods in creat variety, ruchings,
cretie lissee, linen collars and cutis, ribbons,
ties anil bows. Well, come aud see..Clarl
& ll'olf.
siirn as a temperance hotel. Star of Hope.
We would not for a moment contradict our
cotemnorarv. but really would like to know
where the odd 500 came from.
r x
Quarterly meciitic in A. M. K. Church on
Itock Btreet Sunday Feb., the 3, 1878. Services
commencing 9 a. m. 10J a. m. 2 p. ui. 7 p. in.
Communion at 3 p. m. Love I' east at 7J Jlon.
dsy evening Feb. 4th. Kev. Father, Kalpb.
l'artor In charge. Sunday school at 1 p. m.
1. W. llartman superintendent. All are inyi.
ted to our meetings who feal an Interest In the
souls ef mankind,
No communications are inserted In this p.'
per unless accompanied by the name of a re.
sponsible parly. If the person who sent us a
quarter to insert a marriage notice this week,
the money and stock markets, &e and Is, in
short, a very valuable publication, and no busi
ness man In the country should be without it.
The rate of subscription for the Monthly iue
Is unly $1.50 a year j Semi-monthly, $3.00 a
year, csuuscrlptlons may comruenco wuu any
month, ami are payable In advance. A can-
vaiser could get up a list of subscribers in Hits
neighborhood. Address T. II. I'eterson & Bros,
Philadelphia, I'a., for (jiecimeii copy.
As there is a great furore now about Old
Coins, we would advise all to get a copy of Pe
terson'. Coin Book, containing perfect fac-sim-
ile Impressions of the Coins of the World. It
will be sent by mail, postage paid, onjreceipt of
$1. by T, B. Peterson t Brothers, Plilladel
phta, Pa.
ConscmPtion Ci'RKD. An old physiclan.re
but refused to sign his or her name to the letter, tired fromlpractlce, having had placed in his
will let us know that no joke is Intended on hands by an Fast India missionary the lurrauia
anyone we will Insert the notice next week.
Otherwise he can have the quarter by Identi
fying himself as the person who Bent us the no
tice.
of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption, uronenms,
catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung auec
tione. also a positive and radical cure (or nen
yous debility and all nervous complaints, after
Charles M. Slebbins. uu old resident of Atch- having tested Its wonderful curative power in
ison Kansas, will deliver a lecture (free) on (houands of cases has felt it his duty to make
western emlgraliun. living good, holiest, aU h known to Ills suuering leuows. Aciuaieu uy
.hr.ht,i on. unit who not. nt this motive, unu a ue8ire io relieve iiuiumu sup
I Light Strtct, rebruary titn, evening, lering, 1 win mho, tree, oi cnarge, vo an
1 Huckhorn. February 7th, evening, lire It, this recipe In Oerman, French or Kng.
Jersevtown. rebruary otu, eveuing. 1 iuu, wuu iuu uirciaiuus iur ircpanu mu u-
Mr S. will be glad to giro uuy information Ing. Bent by mail by addressing with stamp,
his power to luoso uuurcasuig uiu vui-1 ii.iuiua' mi i!, n wu..,, .u.u.
in House, Lewisburg. Hefer U Wesley Block, Koch eater, N. Y.
tt, liq. uioomiourg. i icu.
11)00 yards muslin
I, II'. Ilartman's.
' cents to 60 cents at
Coal!
Coal! Coal!!
mother, nine years before our story opens. Carl Extra PI'CDUI'ntioU I
Seymour wait an artUt, and not rich when he 1 0 . ,., , i
met hit love for the second time at Newport hupenOT quality !
met her to fall blindly at her feet, and worship- Orders left at 1. W. McKelw's
fir 'tTTi'i'c Store at, our oflice, or sent through
old grandmother was dead, and Kathleen was (l,e inaia WH1 receive prompt tlt
cliaperoned by a wordlv.mindeii aunt, wlio liad ...
determined her niece should make a brilliant tCUUOll.
Your patronage is respcctluliy
solicited.
C. W. Neal & Buo.
May 1, 1877.
marriage. Carl heymour proiwsen, anil wat
relet led. to find her engaged to a millionaire.
After three years of separation, iu which time
the aunt's, money must have taken wings,
Kathleen reappears as Hie governess to .urs.
Armadale s culldreu, a sister ot Larl heymour,
iu Ir. Seymour s lioue. .Mis. Armadale hav
ing to leave home on Imshuw, Kathleen nt.
suined entire command, Is it any wonder
then, that Carl Seymour and Kathleen being
thrown together thus, should lorget all their
past troubles, and that thtlr cloud, which look
ed so black to bnlh, bad at the last, so hilght a
silver lining! witli various complication en-
su ng, we would reler the reauer to the unog
Itself, "Kathleen" is written in Mrs. Burnett's
best mood, and Is as nalheth as any one could
wish. It is iesued in uniform style and price
with Mrs. Burnett's "Ilieo," ami "rrelly I'ol
Iv I'emherton." wllh "Bessie's Sir Lovers,'
with "That Oirl of Mine." Mrs. Soutliworth's
new and lxmular novel. "The Ked Hill Trage
dy," and will have a large sale, as its price is
but Fifty Cents a copy, and it will be fuund for
ile bv all Booksellers and on all Kail Bond
Trains, or copies of it will be sent to anyone, to
any place, post paid, on remitting Fifty Cents
in a letter to the Publishers, T. B. Peterson A
Brother, I'lilladelphla, i'a
"GEKMAN SYKU1'"
No other mcilicino in tho world was over
given tucn n test oi us curative qualities as
lioM'liee'H (Jcuuaii Syrup. In three years
two million lour hundred thousand small bot
tles of this mcdicino was distributed free of
charge by UruggnHs iu tins country to tuoso
atmctcd with Consumption, Asthma, Croup,
Severe Coughs, l'neutnpiiia and other diseas
es of tho throat and lungs, giving tho Ameri
can pcoplo uudcniablo proof that German
Syrup will cuie thitu. Tho result has been
that druggists in every town ana yillago in
tuu i.iiueu eriuies ure ri'uuuiuicuuuiK it in
.i . r . i r.. i
liieir cusiomcis. uu to your urugguw aim
ask what they know about it. Sample bot
tles 10 cents, ltegular size 75 ccuts. Three
uo.ioi will relieve any caso.
April zi,n-iy ji
COUNTV BUf KHINTKNDKNT'd SALAIIV.
A bill has been favorably reported in the I
house, at IlarrUburg, in regard to the salaries
of county superintendents of common schools.
Marriages.
KKLLBH-CADMAK. At Hloomsburg, January
Slth, Hit, by Itev, J. F, Tuatln, at the residence ol
il proviutw uiai ucr iuu imcsiii .c... u. uio Mirtha E. L'odman. both of llloomsburg. Pu.
olhcers the comiiensaiion jam man ue at ine T1UTT-8I NOLY.-At tho Iteformcd parsonage at
rate of $2 for each public school in the county, I Catawissa, on the Utb ult., by Iter, ( II. Doehant,
,nd $1 for each square mile of territory within
the county limits. Uounliea can pay more
thin this, If they see proper, but the excess
must be paid out of their respective school ap
propriation!.
Mr. Charles Trilt to Miss ItebeLah singly, both ot
Iieavcr township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania.
llIlEDl)ENNElt-KNECUT.-On tho ltU ult., by
Uie same, at the residence, of Hie bride's father, Mr.
Sotciaon llredbeiuier io Visa Louisa Kntcht, both of
Bsaver township, Columbia county, Ta.
HARTMAN BROS.,
BEALEItS IN
TKAS, CANNED FRUIT,
CIOAB.S,
TODACCO,
sNTjrr,
CONFECTIONERY.
Spices cf all kinds, Glass Si Queensware,
FINE GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestio FruitSi
AND GENERAL LINE OF
Family Provisions
t N llussoll's Old stand,
IUII'KIIT ItLOUK,
ilh door betaw Market street, Hloomsburg, I'a.
I v (toods deUv ered to all parta ot the town
April M, It-It
BUSINESS CARDS.
VISITING CAKDS,
LKTTSK IIKADS,
OSTKRS, tO. tCH
Neatly aply printed at theCoLUU
bian umee.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUA1II.E
REAL ESTATE
A
U-MINISTRATOK'S NOTICK
ESTATE OF DENJIUIN UlfXEII, DECEASED.
I'tttrSOf Administration nn the etftler,f nenfamln
Miller late Of t'alawlssa tuunshln.nol. nr. rti.iseil
hae been granted by the IlecMer ot sold county to
the undersigned Adinlnlstraiors.towhomall persons
iiiuilii,-u uie leuueMi-u vo uuiKe immeuiaiu pa) meni
aud those having claims or demands against the es
tate will make them kt own to the administrators
wnnoui delay.
llfj.MIt .1 .MH.LUK. I
l.l.OYI) MII.I.KII, V Admrs.
WM. KHICKUAUM, 1
Jan.ll, "79-nw
"T7"HEREAS, the Hon. William Llwell
President Judgo ot tho Court otoyer asd
Terminer and Oencral Jail Delivery, Court ot Quar
ter Sessions of tho Peace and the Court of Common
Pleas and orphans' Court In tho 2Cth Judicial Dis
trict, composed of tho counties of Columbia and
.Montour, and tho lions. I. K. Krlckbaum and V. L.
rihunian,Asaoclato Judges of Columbia county, nave
Issued their precept, bearing date the loth day ot
Deo., In tho joarot our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-seven, and to me directed for
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter Sessions ot the Peace, Court ot Commoa
l'lcai and orphans' Court, In Hloomsburg, in Ue
county ot Columbia, on the first Monday, being th
4th day ot February next, to continue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to the coroner, to tho Jus
tices of the Peace, and the Constables ot tho said
county ot Columbia, that they bo then and there tm
their proper person at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
said 4th day of Feb., with their records, Inqui
sitions and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to bo done. Ana
thoso that are bound by recognizance to prosecuta
against the prlioners that aro or may be In the Jail
ot tho said county ot Columbia, to bo then and ther
to prosecute themaa shall bo Jujt. Jurors are re
quested to be punctual in their attendance, agreeably
to their notices. Dated at Hloomsburg tho 1st day
of Jan.. In the year of our Lord one
1 L.S. r thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight
1- J and In tho ono hundred and secoudyear of
the Independence ol the vnited states ot America,
sncrirrs omce, JOHN. V. uoffman,
Bloomsburg, Jan. 4 to Sheriff.
tT IDOWS' UTKAISEMENTS.
VV Tho following appraisements of real and
Eersonal property pet, apart to wldowaof decedenta
ae been nied In thooniei! of the Register of Col
umbia county, under tho KuleB of Court, and will b
presented for absolute confirmation to tho orphans,
Court to lie held In Illoomsburg.ln and for ealacona
ty, on Monday, the 4th day ot Feb., 1S79, at t
o'clock p. m., ot said day unless exceptions to sue
condrmatlon are previously Died, of which all per
sons Interested In said estates wtll take notice:
1. Widow ot Dwld Shaffer, lato ot Drtarcreek town
Bhlp, deceased,
2. Widow of Z. Taylor Martz, late ot BilarcreeX,
township, deceased.
3. widow ot LewU Metz, late ot Catawissa 1 tows
ship, deceased.
4. widow ot Nathan moss, lata of Borough of Ber
I wlik, deceased.
5. Widow ot Daniel Shuler, lato of Locust tow
ship, deceased.
c. Wlduw of Oscar P. Ent, late ot Scott township,
deceased.
lteglster's onico. W. II. JACOUT
Hloomsburg, Jan. 4, lsts f Register.
A
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OE ALEXAbEK UESS., PEC'P.
Letters ot Administration on the estate of Alex
ander Hess, late of sugarloaf township,
roitimbia county deceased Jave been grunted
bv ihe ltec-esttr cf said counlv tn the iindrsto-n.
ed Administrators. All persons having claims
against tho said estate are requested to present
them for settlement, and those Indebted to make
pajment without delay.
KAUI1K1, A. JlrS,
ANDUKW LAl'HACH,
Jau.a'IS-liw' Administrators.
Colo's creek I'. O.
jgRITlSlI AMERICA ASSURANCE CO.
.Alll'.AL, Tllir. lABUKAAllt UU.Ml'A?iY.
The assets ot these old corporations nro nil In.
ested In solid SEL'UHITIbs andare liable to Uie
hsznrd of Flro only.
jiuuerate unes ou me test risks are alone accepted.
Losses i nosiiTi v and honestly adjusted nnd naid
ciai
1
the agency where losses, It nny, are adjusted and
jJi.iu l.j wuu ui iuu, una tiii.cus, llO. l, ll-iy
.01 ii us determined by Uiiuvius F. Ksti r, rpe
Agent and AtlJiiMf r. Il'ooinsburg, l'enn'a.
i.e timers of Columbia county sliould patrnnlre
IW
11. Fa. No. ls.Dec, Term istt,
J. Ilellman co,
vs.
It. Hryson k Co.
And now tn wit. .lannarvi. IfiTQ. nn mAtlnn et vr
A. Jiarr, Atty. for. I. Ilellman A Co, nnd First Na
t tonal liHiikof Ashland. Pennsylvania, tho order ot
luuiuuii, uruenni.' uio money into i oun arism
from the sale of tho mrsonal tirnnrt v nf i1ef,,m
ants Is inodltledso.stoorder Into Court tho sum ot
four hundred dollars for distribution and an Auditor
ui-itiuiivii iur urn running tno same. r . l'. niiimey.
er, l.q apimted Auditor,
li 1 HE COURT.
The above Auditor appointed will meet all parties
lnteiested tortile nurpose of his nniv.lntmenr. nr nu
onicelu Itloohisburg ou Friday, February sth. 167S,
at ten o'clock, a. tn. F. p. DlLLMllYF.lt.
ian.li, TS-iw Auditor.
LIST OK CAUSES FOR TRIAL
FEUHUAHY TEItM, 1STS.
AT
JOTICE CHURCH CHARTER.
Notco Is hereby Dlven Ihnt nnnllentlnn will
made to lion. Wllllftm T'.lwell. lTelrtent nn,llw
Judge of the courtso: Hecord In Colunibia'county on
' . isuiujii,(, v, isiMu lncorporaie
"1 he Hector Church Wardens and Vestrymen o! St.
Gabriel's Church, sugarloat" being an eccluslastlcal
t orporation, nrst class m tho said County, under the
u v. iuu ucuuiiu Aoaeutoiy uppruvea Apru xvm,
JACOn II. FI1ITZ,
JOHN SWAltTWOlT,
Jan. 4, TS-tt Wardens.
Dauchy & Go's. Advt's.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
estate or i mua uosukts, plc'd.
letters of administration, on the eslato of Lydla
llobtrls, lalo tt Ctnlru towushtp, Columbia CO.,
I'a., hae U'en granted by the lleglster of Co
lumbia county, to saiuuel he) hard. Administrator,
ot same township, to whom all lerbons Indubuid. are
requested to make Immediate pu) meut and thoso
hatlugclalmsor demands against, the suld estate
will make them known to the unðlgned Adminis
trator without delay,
SAMCfcL NEYIIAUI),
AUtutuUlratoi,
deos-w
BLANK N01rB.wlth orwlthouutmptloi
lor kale at tat Wunuux oroos,
The undersigned appointed Assignee of I, JOHN
4 SON, CutawKs.i, pa., win offer at pukllc sole en
the premises on
'1 liiirsdav, Jnnunrv 31st, 1S78.
At ten o'llock u. in., aud to continue threo days, the
following valuable properties to-w it :
Tract No.l.-QO ACBES 01" Land, ad
Joining properties of Stacy John, John;IIarmony
and others, situate In Main township, Columbia
county.
Tract N0.8.-21:! AL'ltlls adjoining landsots,
Hartman and others situate In Catawissa township,
Tract no, s.-tuiike ACHES adjoining lands of
Jonnitiiuranuuihers situate Infatawlsaa town.
ship.
Tract No, 4.-1 1, acres adjoining lands ot J. Krclg
onu others, situate in catawissa tow nshlp,
Tract V'. 5.-si4 Acres adjoining s. tuumaa and
John situate In Catau Issa tow nshlp.
Tract so. o.-one Town Lot fronting on Third
street, Catawissa, Pa,
Tract No. T.-One Town Lot corner Third and Pino
streets, Catawissa, Pa,
Tract No. s. one Town Lotforner Third and Wal.
nut strt els, Catawissa, I'a.
Tract No. 9. Onc-hal f of a tow n lot corner ot Wal.
nut street and an alley, CatawUs.i.
Tract No, 10. Ono houneand Double Lotadjoln
ngll. llollncsLtodacdW. Enns,sltuate lucuta
e vi lssa.
Tract No tl.-One lot and Dwelling with out-bulld-
ings, (occupied by i. John) cn Pine Urtet.Catawlssa
Tract No. u.-Ono House and Lot corner Third
street and an alley, Catawissa.
Tract No. 13,-ono Lot and store Building, corner
of Main and Third streets, catawissa.
Tract No. ll.-llalt Interest In Svesboltti Tract In
catawissa township.
Tho above properties w ill bo sold In tho following
oruer i
Number 1, 14, D, 4, Ii, , I, 8, It, 10, IS, 9 IJ, U,
mil.ua Ami Lll.MMTIO.NS or SALE Ten ncr
cent, of one-fourth it tho purchase money to bo paid
at the striking down of thepropertji the one-fuunh
less tho ten percent at tonormatlon of salo.andlhe
remaining three-fourths Iu ono ) ear thereafter with
interest trumconnrmatlon ulsL
J,M. SMITH,
Jan. II, is ts A&slfih.e.
mis lures is tiit iilkVitii '
ROWEU & pHLSMAN
- Advertising V-' Agents,
THIRtA & CHESTNUT tTS.. ST. LOUIS, kl,
JOB I'RINftNG
OF EVERY DESRIPTION
EXECUTED PROMlTLiY
A.T THE OOLUMllIAN OFFIOr.
WANTED!
Itemed)- to introtl
to cure a case of Catarrh lneath
neighborhood, with Dr. Kamner's
temedy to introduce It, sample Ine. J.c. niton,
I'lltsburif , I'a. jw ico nov, ss, I-m
FIRST WEEK.
Sarah w. Snyder's uso vs. Bloomsburg Literary la
stltute. PaUd Fowler's adinr's, vs. William Kingston.
Samuel J. Caso vs. Jonas Doty.
lWon fllbbonsts. Jonas Doty.
L. F. I'avW s Jonas Hoty.
m. 11.. Morgan vs. Clark Merrell.
C. H. Ilrockwuy vs. Orange low nshlp.
Daniel fmlth s. John I). Kl i.ble.
Iteuben Klmer vs. Millers A Seybert
Ashland Hanking Co. vs. Frederick Hush.
Hrockway and Ent s. J. Miller Haub.
T. J. Vandersllce vs. Ioggolt 4: Frlck.
Columbia Insuranco Co. s. Jo,enh M. Frect.
Columbia Insurance Co. vs. Jitckson & vt oodln.
Columbia Insurance Co. vs. Jackson & w oodln.
t olumbta Insurance Co. s. Nescopeck Bridge Co.
Pett r Knecht vs. sarnuel schweppenhetser et- al.
Henry C. Conner vs. Emanuel Conner's Adm'r.
William Huckel vs. George Moore et. al.
Edward Geraghty vs. Couyngham township.
Jesse luce vs. 1). I.. W. 11. 11. Co.
II. It. Albertwm s. Joseph F. Long.
M. drover's admr's. s. Thomas cnln.
Wm L. Parks vs. John IUU et. al..
M. flrover'B Admr's. vs. Thomas fain.
1'hlMp Aypleman vs. W. II. Crawford.
Nathan Creasy vs. Charles Maurer et. aL
Aaron Drelsbuch vs. Simon Shellhammer et. al
Ezra s. Lyons vs .1. H. Ess.
Jacob Evans' Ex'r. vs. Thomas E. Geddls et, al.
Samuel Glger Francis Evans.
David J. Waller h. George Weaver's Exr'a.
Hloomsburg Lumber Co. vs. William Morns et. al.
Hloomsburg Lumber Co. vs. W HUam Morris et, ux.
William I.lnn Ulo vs. I'tter Ent's Administrator.
e. ii. Adams a. jonn seyoert.
Mary George vs. James Morrison
laniei i-cioy eu ai. vs. nenry Knapp et. al.
arah caul vs. Samuel and Emma Itepptrt.
. It Jamison vs. M. Grovers admr's
M. 'roer's admr's. vs. II, Ii. Knorr.
Augustus nvernart vs. uaniei Kverna'rf.
Bernard Ammerman vs. M. c. JohTiF at
NlelLenlhen vs. conyngham and Centralli Toot
John H. scott vs. Bernhard stohner.
stmon Krebbs vs. William Mostellij-.
C. H. Brockway vs. First National Bank ot Berwick
iii.,u,uLuuiit ,o. nuuicn HUjer
William Snider's xr'K vk v&iMntina ih,a.
C. W. Thompson vs Bernhard stohner
buivru niuico ruuuiug aim company va Frantlln.
Thomas Knorr's ex'r vs. a A. Knorr et aL
I'enuella koons v s. Senior stiller.
Conrad Swank vs. Daniel swank.
Matthias Shatter vs John McDowell's adm'r
ffiBUrlcttlW VS- Con-B''hllm mi Centralla Poor
Honry J. Edwards vs. William Wain.
ui,,wu ,b. uiuuigouiery vox.
m tit uonj-ni; ham and CentraUa Poor
w nam Kingston s. Montgomery Cox et. ux.
Elijah Lemons vs. Heller B ea.
Elijah Lemons ts. A, I'. Heller.
Elijah 1-emoiiii s. c. w. kvm,
John Kchell vs. John ntnii-ifn-nt .i
Jacob Johnson vs. lloliert s. lent. '
Henry Nagle vs. Bloomsburg Lumber Co.
O.; sttlesof CAItlis. loc. ordSNew YcarCafils
4) tc. Samples 1 c. J. U. HUSTEU Co., Nas-
atvit, ,, , u jau, is,
'7V.4VV
l TARHII
I'll i i lire iur
V relieve mid
norerences. nenrv
Eso.. w'ella. Fariro Co.. An.
rora, N. Y.s Wm, Bowen, Esq., Me-
iiouuu, iiiuui a. iioneii, M. lAillls.
Testimonials and treatise bv man
I'rlce, wllh improred Inhaler, l. sold
everswhere. 'EEKS A. !rit"ritit
Jau.is,is;s-iw a
h 1 That Niir.iril, Itndlrii
1 11 I I Catarrh win not instantly r
H' speedily cure, lloferenci
We'ls, Esq., w'e
"DT A XTr0 Jtetall prlcn siiooonly satin
1. I XI JO Parlor Organs, price W3T5 only
Mtl'i. Iuper tree. D, F. HEaTT'Y. vVashlngton,N.J,
TIlll'I.I.VU
WITH A C0U1 IS ALWAYS DAiiGEItOl'tt
USE
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS,
, W?coA,n'1j;indall diseases otlho
.UMiS, CHEST and MUCOUS MEM.
a sure reued
TllltOT, I,
BHANE.
Put up only in T?iuo 13o
,0L" ALL DHUGlllsTs.
C; 'CiJIlTKNTON, I SIITU Atesie, New Y'l
teb. 1, Ts-4w
ork.
SWEETNAVY
K fActnnj fijoltlw. tntUnt and lHmo cA-r.
vein cC rutUff at-J uit-jnnj, Th Uf, loUct t
nvtr mlt, ii cur tln titip tiJttl.uilt i cImhIv
tiinntcd en to (.nor good, v tli Jaektmi', jtt,t ,i
Iit, 18 C. At Jick. j, Co Mir., 1 irl-urrf, '
. r. WAUDI.H.flriiitrtillut.t rhltndtluMa,
PUiiLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate! I
In pursuance ot an order of the Omhana- cmum
Columbia county. tht underslgued, AdmlnUtratora.
to,, ct Michael Grover, lato ot the Town ot Blooma-biu-g,
in said county, deceased, 111 expose to pubUa
w iuu (Jrciuises, on
SATURDAY. PEimiTA TIV 9,1 1R79
at 10 o clock a. m , ot said day. A tract of land alt
uate In Malu township, in said county ot Columbia,
containing
lOS ACEES.
more- or less, adorning lands of Aaron Masteller,
B.,v .i,,ri, auu oiurrs, anu a puuuo road, where
on axe erected n twe-story
Dwelling House. Good Bank Bam.
wagwi hoiuo aim coin crib, good out-bulldlngslgool
spring and spring house, good water on the preials-
.iwpuunm mm otuer truit trees laad
In a good st.ito ot cultivation. One publlo road run
througli the land, and ono on the north side, come
ntent to school and chnrch.
TEllUS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of one-fourtu of
the purchase money to be paid at Uie striking down
ot said rretnlses, one-fourth ot tho purchase money
less the ten per cent, to be paid at the confirmation
ot tho sale, and the Ualanco of said purchaso money
to bo paid in ouo ) ear from the continuation of Bald
sale, with (.Merest ou said balance from the confir
mation nisi of said sale.
AAltON GlIOVKH,
JOSHUA FETTKltMAN,
Jan. is. 18 AdmluUtralo.
GIVEN AWAY ttu
A Premium Steel Engraving,
iStim',.'i'Ill!t.?i,,V'.'i?,'.T!i "VIOK IS Ill Tm-
.. M ,. wi.iu.ni vii i. iii.ii, a Y4 liageltell,
Family Netisparrr, devoted toHHouw1iold l tl
Ectl
H'
iuu. ruuiiiy prnspaper, netoted to Houseliold the
Sunday t-chool, .Muslo and General Churth wort
tins months trial lorsstents. Agents wanted "a
llrt',,, , . UHKWElt.
nov. . m ' MrC0'NyVr&
BLANK MOKTOAQE8 tor sale cheap at (he
10,00" AdKNTS WA.NTKP TO SELL,
The most Inii ii.e and pum rlul blow eter Utnttthe
tittuuN bKiNx'by the Mumn uuther, T. K.Alinr.
A book to starllo and Snllghteu the people. . W10
P ciurt-s and .r....r.. how It curses Bod v, f iai Hon .
sotlety.etc. i nroldst u work ot 1njut ' ast!
rU .Muriiliy, rulilblllim, eU' t ie, tlulr . IU
fcilols Martelloua. OI K HUH. with oiknu-
!?e0n"S,&olr, Vnm
Ji,y,i.!!M,u I'"""-! Vaes,ts Sanaotn at., l'hlladel.
pnia, la. j dec. 81.JI-4W
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office
ON tiHOUTESTKOTICE AND AT TUB.
MOST REASONABLE T El IMS.