THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCKAT.BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA XWJNT5. PA.
TIIE-OOLUMBI'AN.
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Hall Ho.nl Time Talilc.
LACKAWANNA ft DLOOMSDUIHI KAIL 110AD
SOKT11. SOUTH.
Accommodation Train o.i A. M. 7.82 A. M.
Mall Train 7.8S A. M 4.4 I'. M
Express Train 1.N) I'. M. 11.67 A. M
" UtP.M,
CATAWISSA HAIL 1IOA1).
south. poctn
Accommodation Train (I.9S A. M. 7,87 1. M.
llegutar Ksprcss 4.00 1 M. 11,33 A. M.
Through cars on Express train ell her to Now Voi k
or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
Catawlssa and Willlamsport.
TtlK TOWM ELECTION.
Below we giro a tatlo of tlio role In full a
can at the polls lal Tucsilay. Tlio name marked"
with a star or iluuhle elaeger are those of thu
candidates clccleJ,
The vote on school director la so mix.
cil llmt we shall not attempt to nay who In elect-
Jlic returns from Hie cat d strict do not
show whether the voles were cant for the two
year or three year term, and there Is a iiucslion
miner there Is a vacancy caused by the ab
sence of W. II. Koons.
Dicsiitcnt cf Tumi Council.
To-day la Washington's lllrlhday.
Court at Danville next week,
Keen your shovels handy for me next sum.
mer.
Snow fell on Wednesday to the depth of about
an inch.
Grand Hall at Kxcbange Hotel, llenlon, Feb
ruary 22d.
A few bushels of potatoes wanted, on Bubscrip
lion at this office.
Don't furRCt the Grand Hall at Illram IIcss's
IJenton, Fcluuary '-2d. Como one, come all.
We wero In error last week in etating lli.it
two Jury Commissioners were to be electeil this
Fall.
The personal properly of the Wooiii-burg
Lumber Company wan wild by the Sheriff Is-I
week, Thursday.
Messrs, Hiram X. Amorman ami .T. Clinton
Coleman of Abury, with their f.imilies move In
Nebraska this week.
Simon, llio KrumliUr, has been toot'iiiR hi
horn, lint the more lie touts llio more nobody
jinis any attention to him.
Kverybody expects lo have a pood lime at
Hiram Hiss's, lle-uton, February 22J. lilooms
burg Siring ll.intl in attendance.
The Friendship Fire Company gave a Hall
at r.vaus' Hall last night. It was well attended
and much enjoyed by those present.
The reported railroad accident at liy last
Hiltirday was not so serious after all. The
"(Jrowner's 'ipiCKt" couldn't find anybody lo sii
on.
Tlie sociable given by Mr. II. W. Sloan last
week Thursday was one of the most enjoyable
of Ihe series. When he undertakes to do any
thing he docs it right.
The Local Option was defeated in the House
last week by two majority. Some CO members
dodged the vote. ltepreentativo llron vote
for the Hill, and Mr. McIIcury against it.
Wc regret to learn that Hon. Myer Stroitso,
a member of Congress in 1801 and lb(W, diid at
I'utUville last week. He po-vcsied many good
nihilities, and had unite u number of friend
hire.
The date under your name on the little
slip pasted on the outside of your paper is the
time up to which your subscription is paid
Never allow it to show you more than a year
behind.
Cough when sou must j cough when you can
and when tirtd of annoying yourself and ever)
body else get and use a bottle of Dr. Coxe's
Wild Cherry and Soitcka and you will cough
no more, l'rice 23 and 6U cents.
A. I!. Bowman, of Dushore, has purchased
the printing machinery and material of J. K
Bittenbeiider and will remove the same lo thu
place, where ho will commence the publication
of u weekly paper lo bo callcil tlio Jlei.ew.
The annoyance occasioned tr the continual
crying of the Baby, at onco ceases when the
cause is (as it should be) promptly removed by
using Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. 25 cents per
bottle.
Itollect that In every cemetery I of the silent
tenants are. the victims of neglected Coughs
and colds, and If you arc thus afflicted, moid
their file by resorting at cmct lo Halit Honey of
llorehouwi and 7hr, an Immediate, agreeable,
and certain means of cure. Sold by all Drug
gists. Bike's Toothache Drops euro In a min
ute. fcb. lfi.
ri'BLlO SALES.
VAisf DUt. Wed Dili.
Herring 107 155 352
tawenberg 177 121 301
Herring' majority 51
Members nf Usuneil.
Drinker 207 233 630
Holmes 211 231 .175
l'lwell 2S7 231 521
Hilih 372 307 079
F.vans 412 301 713
t'harpiiss - 370 303 073
MiCormick 122 5U 181
Crawford 145 145
School Director
Brown 217 lSG,3yrs, 403
Fiirman 7 J 3 " 7 J
Furman 213 141 2 " lt'7
I'eaooclj 130 115 2 " 243
McDonald 143 02 3 " 205
Khorr 207 1SS3 " 305
Townsend 121 61) ISO
Iwessor.
Garrison 235 ISO 415
llouscl 205 15 220
llrolz 40 IIS 87
Bonne 151 151
CWnioc
Woodward 278 172 450
Thom.'i-t 200 293 692
r.idleman 151 70 230
We-l District.
Jmhjc nf lilutinn,
T. L. Ci'iilrn 114
T. . I. Morris 115
T. W. Guidon 41
Inspectors.
W, II. Itiintc-J 110
.1. K. Girtont 157
I'nst District.
Judge of Election.
S. C. ShtveJ 229
J. Ilnlston 123
News Items and all mailers of general Interest
will he Inserted In the columns of the Colum
bian fiec of charge, but obituary notices and
resolutions to the extent of a quarter tolunin,
more or les, In which only a single community
is Interested, are Inserted only when paid for at
the rate of ten cents a line. This Is our fixed Lafayetlo Fetlerman, attorney In fact for the
rule, and without it wo would ba called upon widow and heirs of Charles Filtermau, deceased,
weekly to ilcvolo a largo amount of space to will sell real estate In Locust township, Febru
ary 231, al one oclotlc p. m.
I. K. Kricklmum, administrator of Margaret
Karns, deceased, will sell real estate in Benton
township, March 0th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The administrators of Benjamin Miller de
ceased will sell a largo quantity of personal
property at bis residence In Catawlssa township
on Marcli 1 stand 2.1.
See advcitiscments.
rev
such notices.
THU CONSTITUTION.
When In tlie course of human events tlio con
stitution commences to break down, and the
system becomes debilitated, is it not wisp to
know what to do, and In whom to trust ? Many
through prejudice, refuse to heir or read any
thlngconi'eriilng physician's or mee'icini's, but
taken In need blindly and contentedly acquiesce
in tlie choice 01 friends. Suppose an Invest-
nienl becomes jeopardized, involving a few hun
dred dollars, would you enlm-l its management
to others wilh as little concern and thought as
you would entrust a physician with your life ?
tcntion.
Your initioiiiige is respectfully
solicited.
C. W. N i:al & Bno.
Mtiy 1,1877.
Intpecton.
1 JonefJ 233
I, Haeenbnclil 117
Out-hie of the cow question, there h but little
nii'e fur complaint at the result of tlie election
The ma' 11 fight wa on President of Town Couiv
cil, n ml both camiitlate1-. wrrc Dtjmocrata ami
excellent men. Mr. Lowcnbcrg b:w occupieil
the portion for the Iat four years with markeit
ability as an executive olficer, ami the healthy
condition of our town finances is owin greatly
to UU rureful mlmiiiHtration, We particularlv
regret UU defeat bec.mae be was a iiiost reluc-
t'int caiulidnte, htivin decided Fome time tunce
th.it he would not be :t candidate for re-election.
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
Extra preparation 1
huperior ntiulity I
Orders left at 1. W. Jlclvelvy's
The Family Medicines of Dr. Pierco of the Store lit, Olir ofllCO, or seilt through
e ran., invaihis iioiei, or jMii.io, lnvc held t lu ,na H will receive iirompt lit
t in (1..I.I !.. ,, ., el. 1 A
.... .nanj eain ;ig;,lll-l all lllllC III
compcling anil rival mumfictiirers, and arc to-
lay the standard medicines of Amend. His
Oulden Medical Disiuvery lias no equal in pu
rifying mid enriching the blood, strengthening
tlie stomach and aiding digestion and ns-iini' I-
tion. His Pleasant l'urgitlve Pellets art mild
ly, yet posiiively upon the liver, overcoming
"torpidity" and perfectly and pernnnently cur
ing constipation, while his Favorite Prescrip
tion is sold under a positive guarantee lo cure
Ihe many ills and weaknesses peculiar' to fe-
mabs. Tlie Common Sense Medic.il Adviser
is an Illustrated work on Dome-tic Medicine, of
nearly o:c lliousmd pi-res, replete with practi
cal sugge-lions to old and young. Over one
hmid't'd thousand copies already sold. Price
SI 50. Address Ibu author, 11. V. Pierce, M.
D. Bufl'ilo, N. Y.
The following named parlies li-tify to ihe
efficacy of Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines :
Cleo. Hulsiger, Williamsport, Pa.; P. W.
Crady, Hallock, 111. ; Tlios. Ueene, Slralton
ville, Pa.; L'll.i Harrow, Mechanicsburg, Ohio;
Hannah Sharpies, Olen Mills, P.i, ; Simon
Smith, Yoiingstown. Pa. ; G. F. Vernier.Soutli
Creek, P.i.; L. Bryant, Wenona, ill.; Peter
Millenberger, Qiiincy, 111. ; Mrs. y, s. Bon
ner, Homer, Li. ; John Martin, Vernon Cen
tre, X. Y. ; L. Thompson, Sidney, Ohio ; Mrs.
D. B. McMillan, Arlington, (ia. ; Mrs Mary
1!. Heckeniloiu. W. Blanch, Wis.; John C
Mor-e, M. D., Proplietstown, Iowa; Mrs. Km
mi A. Metialf, Wrights, P,i. ; Mrs A. M.
Canos-a, 1 12 Porll.md Street, Toronto, Out.;
Miss M iry Ilerkes, F.ggerHville, X. Y. ; Mis.
Cecelia E. Julian Birui'ngliam, Conn.; Isaac
Elliott, Shirmnville, Ohio; J. 1!. 1'errel, Dan
ville, Va. ; John S. Glandon, Abingdon, III. ;
jgTATEMENT of THE rUSAXCKS
or THE
UOUNTT OP COLtrMDlA.
fiom January lit, 1S77, to January lit, 1!78,
Statement showing taxes nssesseil anil bal
hiicu still due.
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Business isotiues.
Call at McKinnevs lor Slioe
American Watches in heavy coin silver
,.aes warranted for two ynus for In i lily
dollars nt L. Bernhardt popular jewelry
sI.tc. fib. 22 If
Hamliurgs in cuti-dges, White Laces, llnch
ings, Ac ,c.,in liesl new styles nt 1 . W. llarl-uuiu'ii.
MMMeiisant siasili
(IIUIIKH U2S21II
Plm, M1S-21
Itoiirlngcr'k. (ill 22'
Meolt UU" "I
iifiiuailoiif ... 51521
Total WIS .lil IVil .V! (J2.11II ISII18M (llilO.)
amocnts i,uk poa raRViocs ykaiis.
lllst. lets. Collectors, year. Co. Dog.
ConyiiKham, .T..I.Cniililln, 1173, fioi 13 t-USO
IliMilnn. Hum Anplcnuin M 1.121
Uentou, 1 K l Lauliacll, 1S75, llVIHI 13 DC
l.'uln l-sil, .In.i ph Jliillr., " 4'll(l 14.10
C't.iiynghiilil, Neul l.enlhaii, " ll.T,3a tfui
I'lnc, .1 II I'ninell-on, " 211 (1.1 llRI
llenlon. (IV lliiilemun,IS7fl, 4H3.1 27MI
lllliucieek. .1 C Mnllh. ' lit II 2.1(0
Cutiiul-ii, .lii-eph Jlal'lz, " !I4.1 3.1 .V)
Ceutlf, Jn-eph A Hess, 22H 70 2I00
coiivnpl'iim, Aatnii l'erson, s41 nisi
Mt I'leu-iilit. .liihn Mimiuli, " Hi 24 I ml
IMne, .1 II Collii ll-oil, " (1.1 isl .1151
biifiirloar, l; ,) -lbirison, " 173.14 irj:i
3111 I'J 2.17 .V)
II. W. Mcll KY.NO Ml", TrPBsnrcrnfsalil conn
ty liuiecoiuH with salil county on county
rnniis.
1S77 J It.
Jan. I, Touint. uncnlli't'li-il prior to
1 .77. 113,111111
Touint. on lianil lit lust settlement. . 1,2'I'IIU
" county anil jiitllaxusst's-eil lor '77 :is.5j-.vi
" 1n on leiil-try or votels mr 177 . 4S M
" lux mlileil to colteclors necolltlts. a.17-
)m llalme, llenton luioroi etseer
ror Co'.li'is
To nolo ili-eimnti'il ut li.uik
' note ill-eounleil at lunik, renew el
P. S. Bates, iencller mid watchiniikcr miikes
? . ,11 1. .1 1...
ft specially ui repairing. .111 "miv uuue- j
him is huiu to giiu perfect snlisfuctiun.
FIUKl
Xo Haw Bread.
Persons liuvinir liread would find it to their
interest to stop at J. K. Caldwell' a. The find
quality of llour used, properly worked and
well baked by n baker ot 12 yenrs experience) i
now having Bread too mco to eat next to
Brown's Hnlel.
Some new styles Spring Prints just rrcc'ncd
this week at 1. . llnrlmnn s.
BF.MF.MBF.il 1 A fresh lot of Crackers and
Cukes lit Conner s.
The larL'C sloek nf Clocks, Watches ai.d sii
lorware reeeieed liv P. S. Bates only a month
or two ago is being very rapidly reduced by his
extensive) .ales at thu loni'tt possililc prices.
4 Kl ri
1,117a ,
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1,7 JO 77
Ui
' .1 II '-iiiuls for e-ase of iiliieon holes
" II Dmik A linker, collectors entiy
rns
To II K arr.Jury feus 7
To tux collecleil o.l limit leturneil,
Seutuil. Unseatcil.
BL00MSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOllMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
Tlll1r;ilOOl,.asat present constituted, oirers tlio very best facilities tor Professional and ansslcal learning. ,.... .,... .,,..1, , nr..
liiitlilhiL-s spacious, lniltlng and commodious , completely healed by steam, well lentllateU, llgliteel Ly gas, and furulslieit with a bountiful suopl or pure
Spring W.ller. ..iArtrt,, ,n.t.Ai....nr 1,lar.,nt,nn Arm l.n, Vlnrf nnlfnrm nnrl tlinrouph. KXUCDMI
liOL.lllOU lie III UlUl, llll'l t 113,, Ul iiueu 5. lMUlcnr.i"ii.uiui,vm.i.ui,UM mnu iuiucii nutiv. v.,vi.i.u, u.w -.
moderate, Klfty cents a week ileductlon to allexpccllnj to teach, students admllled at any time, ltooms rcsened when desired.
courses or study prescriovu vy lue nuuu 1
I. Mod.d School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I. Academic, II. Commercial. I If. Course 111 Music. IV. Course in Art. Course in Physical Culture.
The nieiiientary Hclentino and Ulasslcal Courses nro I'IidfhuioSAIh an 1 students graduating therein, receive state) Diplomas, conferring j'1?""?1"
COrn'sponiling Ul'yreeS , .I.IAU rill 1 1 ,.- i.icineiiin i mmti ui m., nuvmr, , .iL.isue'i ui luc Lii'.ius. ,niiK, 111 iiiw wmu
their ilttaliimenw,, signed 1,1 me imieersoi 1110 notmui iruuees.
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Tliocuiusuol Mudy ureserllii'd by the Mate Is Ito-rjl, and the iclcntlne and Classical courses are not Inrerlor to ihose or our tiese e-oiieges. ,,,,.,
Tin. sum n.nniresn hiiriier unler of citlzfusiiio. rue limes demand it. It Is 0110 of the iirlme oblects of this sckool lo help lo secure It, t" furnlsiung lniem-
gent and cnlclent Te'aclicrs for her schools. To this end It solicits young persons of good abilities and good purposes, those who deslro to Improve ine'ir iim
and tnelr talents, as students. To all such It promises aid lu developing their powers, andabuudant opportunities for well paid labor after le'ailnghcnooi. m
irnii, nifue. ml.lress the rr ne nal.
IHI.N. Wll.l.l 111 III, M lll.l., I'reslilent llonnl r Trnsirrs-
sept.
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Toeotmty bonds sold
" iis-essmj;,liiiinagl'g Ac.,of ilei
32 Kt 70 72
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: fund luo 00
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CIt.
lly eommlsslon and cxonerallons allowed col-li-etois
who hu o settled for 1711.
frs. .Tend Orei'nrv. Uirlil.qtiil. Inuii Mij. .1
anil consenting only on .Monday night at the ,- i0Ci j.;.t poughkeepsie, N. Y. ; Jli-s Marv
urgent reqtiect of Ids friends, against hisoMii
wilies.
Mr. O. A. Hening, llio President elect, is a
good business man, and we believe lias had
some experience in municipal allaira elsewiieie.
We have no doubt he will make an able presid
ing ollicer,
Tlie olher issues in the election were on school
director and constable, and strong fight was
made by the opposition on the appointment of
strcit commissioner, all of which tended lo tlie
defeat of Mr. Iiwenberg, lie could have been
elected, however, if the progress parly had gone
to work in time. Success can hardly be expeet
ed iihen the preliminaries are postponed until
twelve hours before the uolls open.
h. Stump, P.iw Paw, Mieli. ; Andrew Wil
liams, P. M , Elm Tree, Term, ; Joseph Har-
rold, Fayette, Mich.; 11. '.. Heywood, Water
ville. Me. ; II. C, Iloercliner, Eureka, Xev. :
K. Posey, Brookhaven, Miss. ; Tlios. Dawson,
Ilelfenste-iii, Pa,
llnrilill tlio Ilp.iil,
HON. JOHN KOONS.
All old and eminent physician oncu auurcd
in tli.it w lien ho not hold of a case of difficult
hacking ough.he always prc'acribe'd Dr. Coxe's
Wild Cherry aud Seu.ilt.i witli llio bent of re
sults It always "filled the bill,"
Healthy Milk Cows arc profitable. They
eat less and yield more milk than poor unheal
thy citlle. They can bo kept in good condi
tio.i by u-iiig FouU's llorso and Catllo Pow
ders dining Winter and Spring.
To be thoroughly happy, you must be well ;
to be well at this season, in many cases, you
should take the great medicine, Dr. Haas' Ex
pectorant, which cures all cases .of coughs and
eolds. It is sold at 20 and 50 cents a bottle.
A fatal accident in tlie borough of New Co-
lumhiis last Friday resulted in tho death of one
of ils most esteemed and venerable citizens,
Judge Koons, a name for many years conuecud
with every enterprise t)iat had fur its object the
public good, met liis denlh in this wise: wi-li
ing to Muni a borrowed sausage machine he
started lo take it across the street to '.Squire
Chapiu's granary, and as he was ascending ihe
outside steps he lost his iquipoi-e.it is supposed.
falling violently to the foot of tlio stairs. 'Npiire
Cliapin hearing his groans immediately lia-ten
ed to tho spot to find bis patient in an in-imi
ble condition. Willi the help of those near ly
le was carried lo his residence and 111edic.il aid
fiimmone-d. His injuiies Here found to be
slight wuuud upon the lip, and a eerious hrui
across the pit uf Ihe slomach, made by one of
the legs of the machine in l.illiug upon him.
lie remained in mi unconscious condition until
about 11 o'clock at night when he expired.
Judge Koons, for by this naiuo lie has been
known ever since our recollection, was born in
Hon. Charles F. King aud wife, of Ashland,
weio among the number who sailid ill the
Biihmoiid la-t week for Brazil. He is one of
the sub-contractors 011 the proposed rail road.
We wish them a happy voyage and sale return.
Mrs. Jones, how is your health? Thank you
madam, much improved. 1 bought a bottle ul
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup last night, and afier
the first do'c my cough was checked. I h pi
well, aud have .not coughed once this morn-
Muxtouk's ItEi'nt-KNTAiiVK. We have had
occasion to obseive carefully the course of Hon.
James McCormlck in the Legislature. His
most bitter opponents must give him the credit
of being a faithful and intelligent legislator.
He is always at his post, is discreet, as well as
untiring.
Acc'Idkkt. We are informed that the step
daughter of Dr. T.J. Swisher, of Jersey ton 11,
while riding down hill on a hand sled one day
last week got upset and her thigh bono win
broken. She is about ten years old. Another
lesson lo parents and children.
Monroe county, this Slate', August 25, . 1793, was pu-htd into tlio ictort and the door clos
ed. In eighteen minute tho body was en
tirely reduced and at llio end of nn hour and
llirto quaitcrs tho cremation was proiiuno, d
complete, and tlio Hues of tlio finnan- weio
c!o-ed and thu door sealed hermetically to ar
ret combustion ami allow the rctoit to cool
This will require at lca-t thirty hours, when
lliu door of the retoit iiill be opened and tho
calcined bones leinoved. Thu result of tho
cu-niatiou is not ashes hut tiaginciits of cal
cined bone, white as snow nml entirely odor
less. Mr. Pitman ex prcss"d lilinself as more
than satisfied with ihe usult of tho crema
tion. Ho is undccide'il ns to what lie will do
with tlie remain-,, hut ho thinks 110 will
hence was over 8!t years of age. He always
enjoyed good health, and it has ofieii been re
marked that his end seemed as fir distant as
r. He came to Huntingdon in 1817, mid
soon after settled at New Ceilumbiis. With his
own hands lie helped to rear almost tne urst
building in that borough, using Ids pile of shav
ings for bis resting place at night. He was
soon a Used in-titiitinn of Ihe town, and built
up lot himself a reputation that will live long
after the sods have grown green oyer his grave,
He occupied many positions of local trust and
was once elected Associate Judge of this county,
position he tilled with honor. The old Acad
emy, to which many of us point as the plac
where we received tlio rudiments of an educa
tion, was largely a child of his creation. Of
In another column will be found a nollce of
dissolution of partnership between Messrs
While it Savage of Orangeville. Mr. C. B,
While continues the business. He Is a man
well known in the community for probity and
enterprise, and deserves success.
A full week's session of court was again held
la.t week, the last jury being discharges! Satur
day evening, The li-t-of civil causes was con
.siderably liduced, and March Court will bring
it up to within a year, Tlie list of causes
trial in March will be found elsewhere,
for
The ridlologlan Society will give an enter
tainment in Normal Hall on Friday evening
February 2, 1678. The proceeds to bo eipend
ed toward increasing the library of tho Society,
Admission 25 cents. Children 15 cents. Un
served seats 35 cents. Tickets cat be had at
Clark's store.
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S. P. Wolverton, Esq., of lids place, has been
chosen by the Legislature as one of Ihe commis
sioners to select and purchase a suitable site
and attend to all Ihe details of creeling a new
penitentiary for tlie Middle District of Pennsyl
vania, in which Northumberland county is In
eluded, A'oiMumtoiiijid Democrat,
HAhTltovs l-'iiiK. On Saturday morning
a disastrous fie broke out in Berwick In
l'rnnlz building, and ulti.ilcd from the al
y lo Bcrger's. We are Infoimid that Ihe in
mice was ample, Tlie new enrine workeel
we'l eoiisidtriiiK that there was no proper sup-
ply of water.
MIlS. 11R.V. PITMAN CltEMATIU) AT WASH
INGTON, PA.
Washington, Pa.. Feb. 15. Tho crema
tion of tlio remains of Mrs. I!cu. Pitman, of
Cincinnati, was successfully accomplished
this afternoon, the ciftiro operation lasting
less than two hours. Tlio train with tlio re
mains reached here at 11 o'clock this morn
ing, and tlio body was taken diicctly from tho
station to the crematory. The casket was
inado of cherry, witlun unvarnMieel mahog
any cover beautifully carved and a piescnt
fiom the Cincinnati school of design, of which
tlio deceased was lately a member. It was
lined iusida with wliito satin.
Tlio cnrpxi) was accompanied only bv Mr
l'itiiiau and .Mr. I'lyiupmn, of Cincinnati, a
personal friend of the Pitman family. All
strauccrs and news-piper representatives were
excluded fiom the building during thocreina-
tion, llie parties present being Messrs. I'it
man and Plytnplon and those persons in
charge of tho furnace. Tho estimated heat
of the ictnrt at noon was 1,'JflO degrees faren
licit. The arrangements at the crcinatniy
wore similar to llio-c ii'ed during the eieni.v
tion of Baron Del'alni. The remains were
taken from the ca-ket and placed in the iron
cradle and a mu-lin cloth, previously snakid
in alum water, was spread over them to hide
them from licw. At two o'clock the cradle
Pleasant as heuiev, Ihe old folks like it the
young people like it and the bullies cry lor
it -we menu Dr. Fruzier's Cough Syrup, tf
Boots and f-hoes cheap at McKinr.cy's.
I. W. Hartman has in stock 11 large line of
I.incu Bosoms in one half doens nt whole-ale
prices.
Hoot headquarter at McKiniiey's.
Many consumptives are now using Dr.
I'razicr's Boot Hitters and Cough Syrup
with rininrkable succe-s, tf
The Royal Safeguard Oil at I). A. Crea-y's
is all tho go.
FOR RF.N'T. The store room now occu
pied by A. It. White at Light tftiect, with
or without ihe Dwelling lloii-c attached
Alo a (irist Mill known as Peter Hut's
mill, and now under lease to Flit Brothers,
I esMon given April 1st, lixo. l or par
ticulars address
TJ. II. F.nt, Adm'r.,
Feb. 1 tf Light Street, Columbia vo.,l'.t.
Dlsiile-ts ( nm.
Iieni 1 r.... ami
llliinin .... 1117 11
Cell! 1 alia. 22 31
e'liiiy'gh'iii
KL'uek... 4141
Kl-.inktln
V.x. 1 list 1 lets Colli.
s IS Mudixou... 42 '2S
I'.liO Mlilno '2.1 7.1
US72 Mllllln 4J31
14 Hi Mnnlnur.. si 23
12 II! OliiiiKii.... .1141
so KCleek... 1SS7
seott .
.17 71
ror isi.i.
ugailouf.. is 04
eiri-inno'd 4'.K CI '23
Hemlock.. 4 1 4-i 11,1
.liiekson... llsii 4 41
),oe-u-t.... iVI 127 3 5.1
lly total coiiiuitsMtoii
" exonerations
' county orders rvdecined
" note paid to bank
- county lax to meet slate quota...
' county lux duo fiom eolleelors...
1 eoupons 011 eiiiinti bonds paid....
' tli-usuler's e-ouilillssloii
' biiheliee III hands ot Tre'iisiirer, In
e-iesh and louchevs bills paid
Kt.
2 s-2
7 CU
a 3.1
I IIS
II '21
1 a
CI !l
5 M
If you have a watch, clock, or any kind of
jewelry or silverware lo repair, take it to r. b
Bates who always giics perfect satisfaction.
Ham and Dried Uocf at Conner's.
-
Boss Cigars, 2 lur 5 cents, at 1). A. Cre.t
sy's. Rubbers at McKinney's.
Many Spring and Slimmer Goods now being
recoiled at I. W. llailman's.
McKiiiiiejs
House.
-dioe Store below Court
erect a monument 111 Ihe nisidaof which ho
,.'i.,'..i.. -n..t , i.iir i, ,i:i will place tho jar aud contents. Ur. Lem-
niii -e uuuei ijr uveniiiiiivuin muiaeii, lie. iiu.iuj a 1 1 i 11
Sinc.i the discovery of 'r. William's In
dian Ointment there is certainly no excii-e
lor'iny one to sutler willi tho Pilrs. See ad-vcrti-cmcnt.
tf
Admission free nt McKinney's.
Royal Safeguard Oil gives Hip safest yet
nio-t brilliant light of any oil in Ihe world
For sale at 1). A. Crensy's, the only place in
town w here it can be had, JCvery one should
try it
Priceless Discovery.
A Suro Cure for Piles.
A sinecure lor Ihe bllno, bleeding, lirhlnir and ul-cei.ite-d
piles has Is t-n dlscou-n d h Pr V. Illlaui.taii
Indian umcdu called i,r. William's Indian (dut
uient. A Innle box has cured tho worst old ehroidi
caM-sof lieenli live and third jeers' slflndlM;. No
one need surf' r live" Inut es after applying Hits won
eiciful soothing niedlel ,e. Lotions, Instruments and
eleiMuiines do men' harm (h.in irond iMI'lmis
ointment supports the minors, allajs the Inb n-e
ItehlnL- martli ulutli ul liledil niter er It tne iwulu In
lK-d). nets us a poultlee. glu-s Instant and painless
relief, mid Is prepared only for Piles und nothing
e-tsH. Thousands of cured patients attest Itsilrtues
and phjslclnnsof all sclioois pronource lithe great,
est conn Ihutton lo medicine of tlmaiie. Huiaueis
nothon loneror suierelyiou liaiu la en sulfei lug,
you can bo cured.
Mr. Joss-ph .11. Iijde-r, Clcielaud, Ohio, writes: I
tried remedy alter u niedy adierltsed. aud consulted
phislclaus In I'lilladelpld), Louts) tile, e'lDCinuall,
and this ell) ; and sptnl huudie-d.-, i.f dollars, but
found no ri lie rum II Iobtaliu-da boxer l)r. Williams
foresiwlhat Ihe youth of liis nei
stood in want of a higher class of education
Tlio deceased connected himself with .Masonic
.odge, No. Gl, of Wilkesbjrre, in 1317, and
kept good his membership until the lime of his
leath. Ho was the oldest Mason in this couu
ty, having belonged In the order for over 110
yeirs. Several of the membership) wero pres
ent at the burial to assist in the last sad rites
lue to their deceased brother. Ho thrice took
upon himself Ihe marriage vows, his last wife
surviving hi in. A number of children long
since grown to be melul men ami women, are
left to mourn his sudden demise. The burial
services were conducted by Rev. Arthur John
son, of ibis place, on Monday, and the ntten
lance was large. "After life s fitful fever he
sleeps well." l.'cho.
l ..l.l i. n - i mi I luuiaxl eiiiiiiiiriii Minit luur iiiuniiis ui;ii, nun 11 n.ts
i,i,otilooj oyno says that hereafter all crematnitu will cured laecuinpielely. 1 had a part of tho uix lilt
i i .1 : . i it . i wniL n
b.i ,.m,iliintil ill slriM nriinee- ,.nn,. l.nt lli Mute 11 1 era! e to a rll lid of lldliu w no hud ues-iored
Pirrr.ii IlEHiucfs ArrAiits. The Williams
port Jlmncr of last week alluded as follows to
llio nqiorted failure of Peter lleruie: ror sev
eral days past the air has been thick with ru
mors that Peter Hemic Had lalieii, as these
reports had been heard so often a great many
people gave no heed to them, nnd did not be.
lieve lliem, A visit to the Protlionotary a anil
Register and Recorder's office disclosed the fact
that to day there are $900,000 in mortgages and I ', . '
!.. 1 I. ....1 ...l..a, 1l.lt .nil
the large number of suits iqun which judgment
will be given within ten days, will bring the
total amount to one million of dollars. A large
number of executions are already In Ike Sheriffs
hands, and that official, willi several deputies,
was busy all day Saturday and Monday making
friends being allowed in tho building during
the process, and says the success of to-day
was not needed to ennvice him that cremation
is tho quickest, most e-conomie.il and saiiitaiy
w.,y ofdisposing of the dead.
list oi- petit jL'iioits run -maiich tkii.m,
1S7s.
SIX'ONU MO.N! IV.
Bloom David Armsliong, N. S. Pnrsell,
Frank Mcllrlde, F.. B, Bidleman ; Heaver
Jesse Rillenlioin-e, Frank Rhodes; llenlon I,.
B, Side's, Wm. Ash, Samuel Apple-man, Daniel
ShulU ; Berwick Benjamin Hicks, Win. H.
Slaekhouse; Briartrctk Wm. HlppeiiMcel ;
Cnlawls-a John S. Menscb, O. P. Pfahler, Ja-
cob l'ederolf, M. V. B. Kline; Centre Freas
Fowler ; Cenlralla David Wal-h ; Fishing
cnek Wm. Kveland, (leo IValer, John Crev
ellug; Franklin Woshluglon Parr; Jackson
T. S. Chrislian, John Kant.; Locmt Chris
tian Smull, Samuel Mears; MadUon Thomas
C, Wilson, Conrad Kramer; Main James V.
John ; Mllllln A. C. Millard ; Montour
Fred Stauger, John Thomas; Orange Cleorgo
W. Hess; Pine L. A, German; Scott Geo.
iilth muni physicians, and asa last 1-esoit went lo
i lie iioieu jioi springs.
He Informs me thai Hit-
tlie note
ring
Art.iinsas, tor troatinent
I Lilian Liniment basutsu
cured lilm of Ihe piles, ir is certainly a woiidt-llul
illu-i.iiri ii (ul wl.nnlil l, ii.fil he tin, tiniiiie tliim.
sands wl.o are now suflerlng with that die-ad dls-
fuse.
rs"ii),0(i l.'eward will ho paid for a more eeitatn
reine-dy. Sold by all Druggl-is, Lilt. ej. w. K1IA-
ZIKll, sole pruprletor, lleielaud V.
TlllIIIl MONDAY.
Bloom Wm, Winlerstetn, Geo, A. Clark,
W. U. Holmes, W. W. Barrel!, Michael Casey,
Jr., Henry Sloan, Levi W. Cox, George A.
DON'T XUGLK0T A UilJUll
or cold, when '23 cents will buv a boltluof Dr. Fra-
ler's coiiLrh srup at any drug stoie. It baa
wiought u compieie change mine cough Medicines,
is pa ds.im as Lour aim uiei a s cures,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
iriir, I'ralcr's I'ough sjrup used In connection
iviui ir. rruii-rs iiooiiuueif iii,eeieeeu.aea.i
Tins.
Standard steam I aundry. Cleieland, O. Oct. si). 'Tel.
Hit. KKAzif-u. Dear sir: I feel ltaduti I owe to
stiflerliig huiiianllv lo write jou. For some time I
was sort I) nnileii-d Willi a cough, raising bad stun",
w lih eie-ry sjinpti'in cr tit-liig u coiitlrined e-onsuuiiw
llve. 1 tiled ellrferi lit inedlelnes and Clues without
Itndtnj; relief; 1 also consulted three ut our most
prominent Cleieland ploslclans, the Inst one of
whle-h proiioimca ioy case seilous, ami Inforuie-d me
that I tould not llie more than afeiv months. About
tlilslline, bearing of 5 our w cindertul success, I com
meneed taklatt juur Si run In conne-etlou null lour
Hoot Hitters, and was ut once U-ntllllt'd.andarter
iistni; the inedlclLO soinelwo months 1 nnd in)self
enureiv eure-u. iuiuu-.eK lhi..-.
4, isit, Dr, Frazler, Dear sir : 1 con endorse ) our
uiedlcliies more fctronsly than ever from the fact,
i hut It Is now nearly olio jear slncu I was cured.
My luiiers are to-day strong und sound, liai liif no ro-
eurn oi tne uiseuse-.
liT'iho aboie Medicines speak for themselves,
Dll. u. ii, riiAAii.ii, rrupriuior. eieieiauu, u.
For Salo by all Druggists.
Dec, 14. l77-ly
A GENTLE HINT,
In our ftylo of climate, willi its sudden
v-, .... . .,
Herring, C, S. Fonmald ; Benton-KIl Mi 1 ' 1 t ,. ' 'V'TJ"'"' V"? Tu-
Henry ; Briarcreek J. It, Modeller; C'utawis-
levies, The furniture of Mr. Herdic's residence, sa II. J. Reeder, O, W. Reif'iiyder, Wm. Mil
an 1 the Herdic House, and also tlie HolchkUs ler, Geoige A. Scolt; Cenlralla John Spring;
Fihlngcreek Samuel Thomas; Greenwood
Isaao lleacock; Hemlock John P, Guild,
Daniel Yocum; Jaikson Samuel Yocuui ; Lo
custHenry II. Rhodes, Lnoeh Lester ; Mad!, u. tho tiso of thrco or four doses. For curing
son Albert Glrton, Riherl Manning; Mlfllln Consumption, Hemorrhage, Piieuuioniu, Se-
sliino ol I en inlcriuinglcd in a single day, it
is no woiuicr tliat our cliileircn, tnenels ami
rt'lalncs nio so ficnucntly taken from us by
iicgleeled tolds, half the deaths lesulting
diicctly ficin this cause. A Isittlu ed' Bo
sclioc's (lennaii Syrup kept about jour homo
ior luiiiie-uiaeu uso win iiie-icui serious mck
ness, ii large doctor's bill und perhaps death
and Barber mill have been levied on, together
wi'h such other properly as could bo found,
Mr, Herdic has no lumber, he having sold it
all to his father-in-law, Judge Maynard, some
two weeks ago. Me learn that Mr, Herdic,
accompanied by Charles Gibson, U row at Bos- Wm. Creasy, II. S. Workhelser; Montour vero Coughs, Croup or any disease of tho
ton, endeavoring to negotiate a loan of one mil- John G, Quick ; Mt. Pleasant Win. Grimes- Throat or Lungs, ilssuccess i.stiuiply wonder
lion of dollars on his coal lands, so that these nr.rn.r H. .T. rn.,. PITnl, n ful, najour druggist will fell yem, Gcrmiiu
debts can be paid off. Peler Is very energetic, John W. Daw..,, , Sco-II. H. Brown, WIN cT&XT ' SaIe t"ui5
nml wa l.niiA tin ,n.v l.a nl,l In mill ,1. m,,..l. I l.i. 1,.., .C , . . , ... I . r. , . , I
v , . . i.i.vufc... n unrimaii j nujjanoai u. u. MOOre, VI lu I JUG., tegular H7.0, (OC.
A few days will tell the story, however. Pcteriuan. April 27, 77-ly jl
715 02
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2,019 tl
t'ji,i;7M)
11. W. JlcllKYNOI.DS, TKXASirUXU,
IX ACCT. WITH POO FUND.
ls?7. Dlt.
Jim. To unit dun from last year S17(2i
To nml. ilssi,ssf d for 1-77 l,.Mil .'.1
" " on liaml at last settlement.. . Hunt
Clt.
Ity eoiiiuils-ton anil exouemilons on
Dlslllcts
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lly eoiouilssfon
" t-Mim-iullous
" onli-is paid of 1ST.1
" null T-p.iiil OI1S7H
" outers paid ot 1S77
" unit lo a i oi-s ,tc., m.iluifilli
fund imd to enmity
" (oiiiiills-.lou lo Til-usurer
" tilnl due tiinii e-olli-etors
" bittuueo ill li.iniU ofTle-llsuiei',,..
i.'.M'.ill
COM.MIS10.NKIlS KXI'KNSKS FOIt 1S77,
for w hle-li outers w i-i,, I-iumI on the treusui er.
Mist KLLARLOI'S tX VKS 8KB.
l'alil U ill H siijite-r for reaehelslll'
-lllilti, 11270
Mii-illl Wiiilier.brlimlng I'alilek
lli-ti'l e t ill II om I'litl-vlllejill 37 in
" I li Muiphv. 1,-e-s ys s IliiLrult... 7.17
" .1 It Hi-s, -iiLratloal eiilh-clois . loo-i
" Win Hoii(-kJ.iilor.VJ.iullor'2inos '21110
" 11 in II lits, lieu dozen asscs.-ors
Miiihel 14 4'l
" IV 11 ul.ttiullttiiLt- public aco'ts. '2.1nl
" IV IE le'ouns, bouldliiL- poll,,' 511.1
" IVm M Kebe-r, b.ll lor im-t moi-
trio c-a-o 17 '2il
" Jluii-r llios., i-xpiess on model
In Mini H)
" Shulir llnllinun, taking,! (iieen
to rhiliidi lplihl (12 3.1
" .She-rltt lliilluian, takluir linden,
l.ne-kie nod. .loni-s aud suyiler lo
I'lliladi'lphl.i CO 03
" slie-iiif Hiiltuiau. Inking Kiiimi-r
to I'lilhidi'lplila 414.1
" slit'illl'lliilliii.iii.tiiktug .lolin-on
to I'lilliuli-lpliiii ,11'jo
" latins Hills, for dttliiago al West
I ni-k blhlm' 42. V)
" .lii-biiiieiitiili-.si-ivfeflnj.iltsiilt ii.iihi
" II 1 iiri.riiiiliiuintari's bill Ma in
" 2e I' Funk, e-t ul e-osls in lull suit, .1-112
1170 63
L'()UHT5,.It;i!0l!S l'AV AND LOXSTAIII.i:
llKll'IIN's.
l'uld iri and luroi-s iluilng year e ftio.'io
" tiiiii-isiijuiorsiiuiliiu jiui- 4,i'72.si
" e-on-tiilile n-tiirus iltirlng jeur.. 27u 12
' e-ouil ciler during i i-ur l.Vllsl
" llislai('situiliiL: M-ur Ml) Is)
" i-4m t eali-ndar din lnir le.ir ... a2i)
" ei ui it ti-iiiiLrtiipbei-,WiilKi-r,ilur.
lug yi'iu, ut ten dnlluiH pi-i-ilav. Ciuo
" tin saiuc lor ihe follow Inn bill-,
wlileli iveli, oldele-d by court,
spi-elal cii-i--:
Cum. is I'alilek lli-steretul 1171 hi
( mil. vs II A Kiami-i- 71 .11
.luck-nil i-t at vs h lotel also
V.i nili-l slice usti isAbe Siljdi'C... -211,1
l'alil -hi-till'llntrinii:, Jurv liotle-es . I'll 4ii
' 1.11 lioljbllls..ltiiyCoiilltllsiolli-r -21 Id
" Thi-o M sniith "
'- M in hi iektutnu, Llcik 1.1 (si
iti.'.sm y,
COST- IS COMMO.VWEAI.TIl CAHK-,
II UKUE I OCSTV IIKI AMU LlAULIf.
raid Injusilees, constables and wit.
nesses
" W II Koons, Jury board, Hester
tilal
u Jno M ClarK,ullnn unco by court
to tilteml eupremu court 1h 1 tes
ter trial
" 11 A rotier,iniperbookforsaino
John M Clark-,lHsti1ct Attorney
" 11 F Zarr's bill .,
" bherltt llolliuan's bill
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17100
1IU43
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noAii and iHimaK viiuvkiis Am, noAii-
UAMAUE. ' .
l'alil sundry persons asvlewers
" sluion Caile, damage, Locust..
" W ui l'fahler, " 's ....
" Jacob btlno, " ....
" tieore'e Smith, " Sltl'leasp.nt
" t'lnis --iMfile!, " Mniitour. ..
" Widow Tloxc-1, " laieitt
" ll'esletv .lolmson, " ladUou...,
Mm sliu'.U, " ....
" Alesiiooil, ' llenlon,,..,
" A Wilkinson " ' ....
' .lose-ph Cuil, " Locust..,..
" Wush'loiiCi-orgo" " ....
" A J Kviins, - llloom
' lsKuhti, " ....
" Casper Kicssler, " " ,,,,
" Amos lleaeoek, " lltl'leatant
" .liihn Kllehell, ' "
" John Woll, ' Itlnom...;..
" Allliil .Mills, " Mtl'.tOW
(leo 11 Thoinus, " Jltl'Ieiisuiit
" WmJohnson, " ' ....
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Siildtiie ilcllenry, Jaeksnn ...
Iii-o W lkeler, " JItl',siant
riixon s neir, .,
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John 4J Lemon, '
Win U Cox,
William Ash, '
II 1' huiiuii', '
Abi-o'iu M'llemy '
John Savuue, '
Siimue-l Jouiuon 1
A J lkeler,
eiieenwoeiel
Flsli'enek.
llenlon
Jue-kson ...
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AND llOL'UT
COilMlSSIONLUtt OFFICII
ilOI'SK,
l'alil 31 V II Kline, county auditor... 7 fa
K It liiowu, county auditor 7fti
" J II Cusey, eounly iiudlloi- 7 so
11 Wm Krle-Lbiium, slating uee-ts. 2310
" Ules'lili-buig tins Lo.t'Us iliu'i; y OS. 0
" A L riitllia, bill leiideieil.,, .. no
" Uiiulsbuiu ink touiiuiuv csi
" KnllliisAlloilius, Kusllxlmi.. Din
11 E Cnx.eleuuing Couit II, etc. ST 6n
' fills lllKOld, 'i " 21 U)
" sundiy ,ei sons " " juo
"a.
Mover llro, bill for court room
Fleas Untie ii,lnsuiiince CIIouso
11' V. sii-i net-, ilonr u-p ilr
Itolu it It iel I tot t. roruilure
0 M Hilnki r, lock lepulr
Tlioiiuis Oorey, 11 ork us eurp'ter
Del er Jones, carpenter w 01 k aud
bill icndc'e-il
I-i Mpnilt-ilhilll, uliibi'l'
llloouisbulg l.lllllbi-f Co, lumber
II IV Sleilli l'i-t ill, bill li-ndi-li-it
J0I111 Dndsnn, eontliiet painting
John Hod-ou, palnttniriit pilvy
s II Miller A Son, bill iiiideieii.
II Vost, eliair repair bill
I, Itiliiion ,t Co. bill u-ndeifil..
scliuj ler ,t Son, bill lcndered. ..
31 C shian, bill lendereil
1 ILtiLri'iibueh.slovuiepalr hlll.elo
Sear Is and eiroul, repair to cliltn,
neiRuiid snmitM, etc
l.ouls lii-inliiird. cle'ieslng town
t-lock und warruntliu? lor one
eiirtii keep In tunning Older
ftoiil Noyi-lubcrll, 1877
' William Woikhel-er, kindling..
II II .1 K l.ockiitd.eoal bill....
' Ilai-inan ,t lla-se-rt, stnvo bill...
.1 11 Mulzi-, lilllienileicd
s iv Mcllciiry, Commissioner...
' John lli-lner, Cmiiiiils-lonei'....
' Jii-t-plt E .inds,l;,,ninilssloner..
William Kile-kbauui, Clerk
' John ei Fiee-zo, Attorney
1 III
213 7
50
1 0.1
1 23
111 31
71 37
1(1 so
III 30
CI 01
1.1 311
2 .111
I Kl
t'21
7(17
13 SI
3 l
2.161
3 40
COVNTV JAU-
20 ro
1 30
w 74
30
137
.Kll O)
3-1 SO
422 lil
SiMIU
100 uu
"ivw)3S
21 (K)
.... 19 (ill
a 01
s 1.1
1. .1. Iliuliml. Keg. Centralli ls7U
I. s. KreU-h.'l rlemdal Catawlssa 1S76
storiiir,vshUes,'lrl"nnlal llloom 1816..
J. I'. Ilannon, srieel.il appeal
Assessors for reylsii ring voters
John sutton, llcg. Flstiiugcreck IsTC
800
. 31 (s)
. S3 23
3 IK)
, 104 IS)
, 3 IS)
1715 W
SCVU'S.
l'ald sundry persons tor fox and wild cat
scalps 6130
El.KCTION EXrsVSES.
l'ald to Spring election omccrs .... 3390.3
general " " r.Miw
" " " room refit ......... 135 01
" spring " " - 13.100
lorniir "
1 eonstahlcs Adg .attending spring elect. 184 so
ere-n 1.
" fall election lilanks
U. F. Zarr, Clerk to gen'l. election
SOO)
13 23
b 32
I). Lowcnberg, a blankets ...
" ' clothing pilsoncrs
" ' x fninirsi; clothing io .
c, M. Drinker, lepjir bills
I. Iliigeiibucli. stoio repair, ic
Loek.irds, le-pahs
" coal ,
Jno. Hicks, crockery
Peler .lone-, lep.drs Ac
Pen r .tones. 1 1. al , repairs ,
llarinau A llaesert, sleiic
M. II fox, rle-nilnif prliy
W. e'. McKlimey shoes
E. Meli'lelihiill, lumber
blooiusbiirhr Lumber e ompanv
hollliisi Iljltnes, bill reniie-ied
s.imtii'l Thoinss, lepalr
E. .11. Knnrr. et al ciulhes
s. It. .11 liter A sun, bills ivndeied
1 nomas iiorey, iiuiiks, ac
.lo'ui Allsiatt, shailujca prisoners
sueriii rornwaiu ooaruuig prisoners ana
turnkey fees 12 77
slirrliT lloiluian boarding prise ners.wash
liur. eleaiiln and light; and turnkey lees sin 75
she-nil HolTuun, boaruiig4 police I2ns no
' " bourdlng 7 special po.tce 21 01
.1. II. Maize, bill rendered 3 72
e'. A, Menu, medic no for prisoners is so
Moier thus , " " " 1 01
J. M. Clii'iubirlln pump and cistern repair 3 imi
Joseph E. sands, 213 blankets 11 em
" " U'dJIne' 21142
Hoard of 4 prlsoneis while lu Pottsilllo Jail 123 43
i;s
2 no
27 1)7
80
7 74
3 1(1
4 (Hi
5 110
S (10
1 09
1.19
2 33
2 111)
3 sll
2H27
ltH7
13 30
$2,439 Ol!
rillXTIKU, STATI0M11W ASn rOSTAOK.
IlrockwayA; Elnell, liteimlilialuatlon
1 ill bonds .
bl
1 inks
annua! statement
" " i h-i-tton pnicl.iiiiitlon
" " Court pioclaiiiiitton. ..
" ' general adiertbhig....
K. Iilttenbend,r. blanks
II. stall Ut annual statement
" advertising.
J. C. Iiroiin, annual statement
t-ii-ction proclamation
Jail spi-elllcatlous
trteniilal initiation
e'fiieml adierLlslnir
C M. Vandcrslice. election proclamation.
nuu'riising
J n. sands, stamps
1). A. Iicekley. stamps
11. A. I't.irk, stallitnery
It. I.. Thorn is,
J. (J. llradlsli. "
Mongolli 1 rliillng Company, stationery..
IV. F. llil'eli 1,111. ..
Ilarrhbtirg "l'atilot''
.. 10 on
,. 1.1 ()
,. Us T3
7(1 (I
.. iill IMI
SO Ol
. 1 0 211
. 14 21
,. 20 IKI
. 4 00
,. 70 IS)
, 3 no
,. 20 00
, 1001
,. 4S 50
. .10 IS)
,. 10(H)
. 21 SI
. 5s7
. 33 C3
4 71
.. 2 25
. 1301
3 (HI
. 14 SO
fliJO 00
ivuriiTtnxi.
c. (!. Murphy, Inquest on body of 4 men. . 23 00
1 nomas
I'-.l-man 11 00
Ii. I', runner, Inquest on body of 1). 11.
Ilubi Hs 11 37
Wm. It. Itobbliis, jHt-t 1110 rti m on samn . .. m 01
I hlllp ll.iril-.lnipifsl iui.1. 1". ci erAvilIo los4
c, (i. ilurpliy, lu-piest on 'llios. ri itiug.iu 12 53
,1.11 Itartnan, ituiut'st on sarah snydt-r . lino
Jacob Tt-rwUllger, inquest on Johu Van
l.lew .' 21 07
A s.i Vorks, Inquest on I. 11. .Me-neleuhall .. 12 32
1131 (12
iir.iuans-iirn.DiNo and hepaiiis.
r.t:e)i.ii.
Moses Sltchcr, mill bildge
1IEM0N'.
Jo-lah e'otenian, Hams bridge
Ki-kiel shulu, litntun bihU'e
M.J. Kills, " "
Ellas .Melienry.westcf Ite-nton
W. 11. olbbu.is. "
E. M111I1. at coles
lii-ti'dson Ceiki at Colo's
E. .-hull, hsmble'.s
L A. ejeiuiau, new bridge west of llenlon
BKUttCUKF-K.
J W. Ei k Frk's brldre
E. Delttcilek's liltteuhouso bridge
I1IX10M.
wm. w Intersteen, Haiton bridge
Win. 01,'ger " "
CITAIHSSI.
Dai id llflutg, mouth ot Cuianlssa creel:
II. .1. Itft-di-r,
" " 'Me-Ki-liy's bridge
John A. K!lhc,sliliit:lt-s for 'lliomas bildge
11' 1'. saiuge, hauling "
liouer el al " "
CKXTKS.
Wm. slianer.Cenlreilllo
1). S. Heltlij
COXVKOnAM.
Erushi alley
I'ISIIIMlCllSiKk'.
Aarf n lieudcr, rtslilnirereek bridge .
Isaiah HaLt-r, Xantr's Lildge
John Xai.er, " "
" " " " e'a't
s iiniii-l Knouse, ' "-east
Joseph liedllne, Jr., new bildge on aee't..
Suinuel smith lie-ss bildgei
I.H llobblnset al Hess tirfilge.
J.J. .Mcllfiiry, shlii,,-le'3 Jonea bridge ....
. )'. Mcilenry nails
Win. Ei eland ,
SKlMtl IK,
1). Ilower Hohrbaeh bridge
OIlfcENWOOn.
Win. Law ton Eckmau's brHgo
HKillJlK,
II. 1). Appli-man, I'urcell bridge
iwm. nigger ruu-ell bridge.
' 11. V. Ite-ulliie, lied Mill 1011
contract
additional
JACKSON'.
Ein Sle-phciis, Hess bridge
iiict'sr.
c.I. Thomas, Esther furnace bridge
Jerry snidir, snide-r's brhlire
lli-lli r a, Ei es, bal. on 11 Ibuu b. contract.,,
SIII'FMX,
I. K. Scinieppctihelscr ee,nlrait
mt. 1 l-EmsT,
John Melllck. Vandi isllco bridge ,
7, 01
Ml
40 UJ
-2 (Ml
8 73
7 2.1
4 50
8 St
If. 10
.09 73
ISC
7 50
2 00
I is)
14 Is
: co
511
89 is)
Goo
II Is
I (V)
S21
8 61
27co
2 91
330 57
I 23
20 (0
30 23
S ss,
13 SI
2 00
3 (SI
99 IS)
5 0)
TsXES RirCKDED.
Am't township taxes refunded
BLANK DOOKS,
I Hutter. rejlstrv blanks
Mllllatn Mann, dei'd book
. hooks tor prut 113 a umeu..
L. llntter, 3 sels duplicates
(;co. a. Clark, 2 eiocke ts, srothy'a once..
Wlillam .Mann deed book
SEW COVSTV JAIL.
V. II. lacoby, recording deed
c s. Wetrel. Architect, on account....,
(leo. A. Clark, tele-grains
s. Nejnatt, sunt' mg lot- ,
Adicrllae-mcul In 1'hha. "Ledger"
E. Meu.lenliall, lumber for tool houso..
Itunian & Co., teil locks, Ac ,
c. Kiuge-t al digging foundation
s ernt r A' Jones on contra.t
loiUns .er lloltnos. "
cruikslisiik. .Mover Co , on contract.
Cha3. Krug ou contract
ItF-CeilTfLATIOS,
Mlseellaneous expenses.,
oiui ,-iieiui-ii, iimui isuco bridgo
John Wuiutsite, poor houso bridge
C. W. Ens, cuniruct binllliuuuic'i
oiuxak,
Jacob Snjder, Orange-itlto bridge
I'lSK,
E, bhoe-inaker, Mioemaker bridge .,
HOAItlNl.e'lt.Hk.
o. V. Cherrlngtou, Clierrlnglon's budge
SUIAKIOlt,
,E, Shult, Cole's Cieek bildge
j. 11. coie, ....;..;.;...,
J, I', lirow u and Jones, draw Ings, tc for
Ihreu Irldgis ;
bl)3
no 21
li 10
3 SO
1 ft I
4(ii 0)
lic-a er
Hi liUili
lienilek
llloom
')i Ui it 1 it. ...
CUIUWlsstl .,
CfUtralta ,
( ntrd
( on nei am .
FkihlnKeieek
Iianknn .,
Qre-enwuexl..
lleniletl.
Assrswiii's riv.
is tw duel; ion..
VI isi jxcusi ,
is 23 Madison
81 s7 Main
SI 75 Mlltlln .
. .. 24 IS) Montour . .
.. . 23 ew Mt, Pleasant
ui 10 orange .,.
nueiu 1'inu,
1 so Koartuircrce k.
11 M cott..".
vo 30 sjugierlemt. .
Ills)
14 73
MOI
....... 22 01
Uesl
19 50
12 2.1
14 O)
13 d)
1510
tt,244 13
... 4S5 4S
.. 18 23
10 30
33 is)
42 3S
10 00
10O1
(13391
223
..... fSSes)
1 40
8 eo
4 O)
.... 23 20
2 911
1S4 20
,...24,029 02
.... 2.Ss.1G3
.... 7.S52 (SI
9-21 90
ItJ
fJ0,230 22
... S70 35
Co iris, juroi 's pay, constable's return Ac 0,990 50
Costs in commonwealth eases 3,293 lo
Itoad A bridge i lewers and road damages 2 usii r
coinmlssloneis' ofllco and court House... 2,os9 3s
county Jail 2,4i9OT
I'rintiiig. siaitoncry anil posiago cthj
Itiuillslllons 131 02
lirliL-i's, building and nbulldlnf 2,17! 3-2
lviilientl.iry and As turn 724 04
Assessor's IUV 713 59
l'ox and ivu.i cat beaips m bo
1 lecllon epns,ls 1,-214 13
Tau-S retuuded 4s 4s
lilank books 153 91
New County 1'rlson 36,534 22
(01,274 02
Deduct from amount ot 01 ders Issued (iss 4S
taxes rerund.d; (149i paid for lliu support of
Miry and Alex, colleyat Danville Aslum and
(.iti,2:ffl22, bills patdon newcounti prison, leans
(24 402 3s, the real eipenses for llio i-ar for the
county outsldj ot the prison Oulldtiu, llrldgt)
expenses this ,eir are low. 'Ihe e ourt expenses
and Couiinoniieami costs are inucli larger than
usual.
SllKt.l'OKllEK.S ISSt'tn.
ll.-titon f-uv) .Mt. Pleasant.... 3200
IMu-crcck UMiorango lboso
Flslitngctee-k ICS 95 line 83 611
(.leeuuood ss wi Hoarlngcreek.... 80 01
Jaeksnu - .. 13 01 scolt 3015
locust S3 an sugarloat...,,
.Madison 22S 75
sreTEUKKTOF 00(1 TAX ANO SHEEP FCNP,
Orders unpaid ot l.-iil
" 1'70
" " lsiii
" " ls77
Dog tax duo from collectors
i'robable commission und e oneratlon oa
Add amount in hands ot Treasurer
... 1st! 5 1
(1,1142 93
000
so)
. 37 S'i
,. 712 75
SI4 23
904 43
2IH) th!
120 09
(-.11 12
Tho Indebtedness ono year ago was (f liis 12.
Not 171443 duo from collecieirs with (I2091n
llie band! or ihe Treasurer, 111 iko (sat 12. 'Ihe
liidfbt"dni's.s Is (.-II 23. le'inlng a dlfferenco la
favor of said final of (10 sr I ast )eaaril.olu-ih-bifdn-ss
was (IG.112 aid (10 sr amount now
due sdd fund show again during lht'e-arof
(isi 99. Th" above statement shows ihatFlsh
lug rei-k. Ma dson, orange and "-ugarloaf con
sunicd llio principal of Ihe fund :tho Heavy
il.inwgi's run lu loen'lllfs for certain i'rlodof
llnie. Now if nil pers 'tis, and especially Atldl
Kir, would cause all klll-shrep dogs 10 lie killed,
ur niak' Hie p,'ions whooiin such dogs nnd re
ruse lo have them kille d pay llie damace, tlm
fond ii mud be lu 11 good condition ; and again It
the taes were collu-ted slu-ep orders could bo
paid as soon as IssupiI. Wo hope that this will
receive proper attention.
COl'MV FINANCES.
ASSS.TS.
Taxes In hands of Collectors' duplicates 22.112 74
r rotable coinuilulon and ex, oil 3, Oil) 01
(19,112 74
Ad I amount in bands of treasurer 2,0 9 si
Hataiico due on Cera Hower note 95 00
Due from lteuton two., for supiiort of
Olleys 82(9
Due from Ee-hton tu p., sherHI'B bill on
same 9 50
1 50
eoo
4141
lr.,177 32
lESITESTUHVAI-DAlimSI.
Support e,f Mrs. Mltlon, Hamlllo icon)
" Haildshay, ijjiu
' " Alux. tulley, ', T420
" Mar cull.-'. .... ,lu
Coailcls 111 E. b. l'eidte-allary for 110 u 71
(72104
1013
noes)
13 U
(21,209 91
LIABILITIES,
Hal. due c. w. Eves on bridge contract
Mt. 1'lf.is.uit 433 73
Hal. duoJoM-nh lle'dllno on brldgo con
tract, Ilshlngereelc 133 93
Ain't taxes d' O II11 seieral districts . 177 22
ltoad d.iina?o asse-ssed, csllmatcel l,2isi 01
ltoadaiidbrldgoik'tvs pay duo 1C703
costs ituulu Coinmoniiealth cuses ou
books 45ir,l
county prlsun bonds lsaued.......... ss,ouo w
(37,5St 10
Heal Irjdebl eness January I 157s, Inclu
ding prison bonds Issued (16,319 16
We, the undersigned Commissioners ot Colum
bia county, do hereby certify that Ihe fore-going
Is a e-orreet statement of tho acetountscf sola
county for the ear A, 1)., lstr.
JOHN DEilNEIt, 1 Couimlsslon'ra
sins W. NcllKNIiVA of
JiisEi'll E. sands, ) Columbia co.
Attest : Wu. Kiiicxsii'u, clerk,
We.the undersigned auditors of Columbl 1 county
hailiisbeen duly elected, lo adjust and settle the
ats'ounts of the Treasurer and Commissioners or
Columbia eounly, do hereby certlfvthat we met
at llio ofllco ct the Treasurer and Comml-vdonerH
In lllootnsburg, and carefully examined the ur-i-iiunlsand
loucherst or the same from 1 be 1st
day of January, A. I)., 1S77, 10 the 1st da of
.lanu iry, l-Ts. an-1 found litem correct asaboio
dati-it, and wo Und a bal.uico due coluuibla
eounly on county tund of nlnett-f n hundred for-ly-thrie
and (9 110 dollars ((1,913 09) Iron) II. W.
Mel(enolds, Tieuurer ot said county. And we
llnd a balunco of oiiu bnndred twenty-six slid
29.100 dollars ((120 29) dog fund In luo handsel
fcitld II, IV. MeItenolds.'lretesurur.
eilien under our hands Hits eleventh day ot
jauuaiy, a.ia, isis.
JM, 1. II. 1-.I.I.-NJJ,
iM 11 iiitiiu r
Feb. S, 177S.
J. II. CASEY,
County
Auditors.
I'llEMU'M WATCH AMI I'll U V--
iste-lil-uuidsr, rtsi lellhevi ryorelsr. Out.
ue ire-e-, 11. u.ijutu neu, eilieHKO. ill.
jaug.17, '17 iy It c
I (Kl Ml I'LATi:!) WATCH list. Cliestut
liillu knosu uorld. .setifipls a'al,A'res to
'..gtnii. Auurcjs, A.v.ovi.rEi. eee, e.aica0.
$35
Lli. It. "IT-1
MORRIS MICHEL,
rn-ACTicAii riANo MAniin,,
iumer awd AcrAinsrs,
lUiOOMSUl'IJtf,
.l3?e535---i2iM
FI11ST CIJlSS liAVOS AND OIK1ANS KOH Hslj;
bEl'OND HANI) I'lANOS TAKEN l.M EXCIIANOH.
OHDEHS IIY 1IAIL I'llOMPTLV EXECl'TED.
fib' 6, 'IS If
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
1'i-inteil at this Ollico
ON SHOltTKtiT NOTICK AND AT THE
MOST Itr.AliONAIlI.E TKHMS.
J Oil 1'IilN'i'iNU
OF EVERY DESRIPTION
KXEOUTKU l'ltOMlM'liY
At thk Colombian Offioi.
Sale of a JRailroad.
XOTIOE.
publiOale.
Tlio Danvilk', Ilazlcton and
Wilkesbarrc Kauroad.
In the Court of Common l'leas of Columbia county,
I'enn'a. In Eiiulty,',No,3,l)eeembcrTcrm,ls7,. Ile-
tween WM, I. eUtEENOUUH, Trustee, nalntin, and
TIIEDANVII.I.E, 1IA7.LKTON AND WI LK ES13 Altlt B
HAILIIOAD UGMfANV, Defendant.
UndeT and byilrtuoota decree entered on la-
tilth day ot Febrmry, A. I)., isis, In tho abovo suit,
tho undersigned, to whom all npedrul authority la
tho premises has been given, will, on tho TWENTI
ETH DAY os'.M.ltcil, A. I).,l7i,at n o'ciock.noon,
at tho cul'ltr HOVSB In the TOWN e-F UlJOMS
I1CUO, in tho COI N rV OF COLUMnlA, I'ESNS YL
VANIA,exose to l'nhllo Sale the ralroad, franchises,
property, real and personal, of tlie said Danville, Ha
zlcton and 11 llkesbarn Hall road Company, viz : Th
whole Hue of Hallioad otsalJ Company, from tha
borotish ot hunbury to tho borough ot Ilazleton.acet
to such otlwr point as pursuant to existing lawi
shall bo ttved as tho terminus ol s ltd Hallroad, th
satneljlng, belDS and situito in tho countlc3 of
Norlhutnberland, Montour, Columbia and Luzerne
in tho Statu of Pennsylvania, with I'B appurtenan
ces, and all Jands, property, estate, railways, ties,
rails, superstructure, sldo tracks, bridges, viaducts,
w alls, culverts, fences, right ot way, machlne;sbops,
depots, grounds, station houses and other
buildings, tenements, Improvements and structure!
of every kind and nature whatsoever,noiv connected
with, owned, held or erected and used by tho sail
Danville, Hazleton and Wtlkesturro ltallrosd Com
pany, for the purpose ot operating, completing and
maintaining their sail Hallroad, or the accommoda
tion ot tho business thereof; together with all the
ways, roads, switches, streets, passages, casements,
waters, water courses and grants and all tho rights
and franchises thereunto belonging; and also all .the
machlner , rolling stock, tools and Implements and
materials, conuected with the proper equipment
of tho said railroad; and also all tho rlghta, liberties,
privileges and franchises of llio said railroad compa
uy, and all tlio estate, right title, Interest, property,
claims and demands ot any nature and kind what
soeicr of tho said railroad company, la the law or
equity, of, ta and to tho same) and every part and
parcel thereof ; also, all those certain FOUR
TPS. ACTS OF XiAlSTID situato In Uea
ler township, Columbia county, and stale of renn-
sytvunla, bounded and described as follows : One of
them beginning at a post nt the south-n est corner ot
a tract ot land surveyed on a warrant to Catharine
Lougenberger. thence by the said Catharine Longen-
bcrgor tract north sixteen degrees nest two hun
dred and see enty-two perches to a post, thence north.
tweuty-ouo Ui'grt ea west ono hundred nnd twelve.
perches to a post, thence by land sun eyed In the
name ot Thomas Lemon south seventy degree's west
oue hundred anil sixty perches lo a post, thenco by
land sun eed lu the name of Daniel NeyeruortU
sixteen and a half degrees cast three hundred and
see e uty-nlnn perches to a post.thcnce north seventy-
eight degree's east eighty-four perches to a post.
euencc i,y laud of Jesso lirooks north tw elve degrees
westelghtis-u perches to a red oak, thenco by land
tn the namo of Jesso Urooks north seventy-eight dc
gi cos east eighty perches to a post, tho place of be
ginning j containing thrco hundred and sei enty-two
and three-fourth acres, and ullowances.more or less.
.-surieyeeion warrant to Andrew Clark, dated thu
'.'3d day of Aujust, 1791.
Ono othe-r ot them, be'ginnln-,' at a post, the
s011tu.11 est corner of tho aboio detscrlbed trnet sur
ged on warrant 10 Andrew Clark, theuiobytho
western line of said Andrew Clark tract ncrth six
teen aud c lLilt degrees nest threo hundred and
se'ienty-nlu. perches to a post, thenco bylandsur
eyed on warrant 10 Mary seott and Jacob Meyer
aoathsoienty and analf degrees westelghty perches
to stones.ihfue-e by laudsurveyed In llio nameottho
said Jacob Neer south buventy-four and a fourth
degrees west ono hundred and tweuty-nlno perches
to a pine, thence by land surveyed on warrant to
lleuj iniln syock south twenty.slv degrees east ono
hundred and iwcnty.tlve perches to a pine, thence
by land sun ej eel on 11 warrant to (leorgo Neer
south thirteen degrees east twu hundred and sixty
nine and nie-tenth perches to a lost, thence by land
suriejedou u warrant to John Ilannon, Jr., north
Seienty-elght degrees cast ouo hundred ar.d six
I orehrs to a hickory, thenco by laud sure ej ed In tho
name of Jesse UrcsAs north Udegrie s west twenty
eight perches to a post, thence by the same north
soienly-elght de'grees cat nlncty.slx perches to a
post, Ihe place of beginning; containing fourliun.
dred and forty-two and a half acres, moro cr less
being the samo tract of Und sun eyed on warrant to
Daniel Ne er dated tivei.ty-thlrd of August, 1IS3.
ju.j omer 01 mem, bcxluhlujf nt a post, ths
south-west comer of tho last above describes! tract
survejed on warrant to Danli 1 Ne-j er, and thenco by
the said Danh-I Neer north thirteen degrees west
two hundred and sixty-nine and llie-teuths perches
toaplue, tbcbcoby land of He njamln Sexk south
slit.four degrees w est to the Una dividing a part of
this tract sold to Jacob Easier, thence by the Bald
land ot Jacob Easier to the northern Una ot land
sun eyed on w arrant to John Ilannon, Jr., thenco by
the same ucrtb se-ienty-elglit degrees cast to a post
the place of b-glnntng ; containing two hundred and
sixty-nine und three-fourths acres, more or less,lbe
tug a part of a tract ot land buneed onanarrant
to (leorgo Ne-j er dated tweutj-thlrd of August, 1793.
Aud tho other ot them beginning at stones In a
Ubo separating It from lands suriejed on a warranl
lo Henjaniln syock, thence north eight and a half
degrees west three hundred and ii,irie.tbr,. nnd
four-tenlli perches to a stone, thence south eighty
three and a half degrees east two hundred and elgh.
leen porches to stones, Iheneo by land sun eyed on
a warrant to Mary seott souUi tl.lrty-threo degrees
east two hundred and fifty-eight iwhes to stones
iiieue-e ty lanu surveyed on a warrant to Daniel
eer south 11 and a fourth decrees west one.
hundred and twenly-nlno lurches to a pine, thence
i) iiuuburieji-don a wurrunt to uenjimln S0Cfc
south seventy-three degrees nest two hundred and
inirt -three pmbes to Ihe place of beirtuulne-: con.
Utulug four hundred und forty acre. more or less.
1t being the same tract cf land suriejedou warrant
sei sieorgo M' 1 r.
TEEMS Or" HALE,
The properly wi Hie told as one entire lottolhs
lilgest and best bldeier, upoa his signing the coudl
Itonseif sail-.
Ten thousuud dollars (Ito.ocv) of the inircluse mon.
ey shall Ui paid in cash hen Ihe roperty Is (truck
off, and llio balance within ten das. 1'roilded,
how ei er, the pa luent of tho balance of the purchasu
money may te made In tech of the 1 ends and oier
dueond unpaid coupors 1 hereof of the Dam llie, Ha
zleton and Wllkesliarre Hallroad Company assre se
cured bj its merigago, made to shepherd Kuapp,
elrceased, otid the undersigned as trustee-a, dated
Octube r 1st, 1MT, Each isuulotid coupon to lie re
cent d for aiiamouJit iqual Id tbelr dividend on Bnal
seltleiiieiil. rpon fonnrmatlon of lliu sale by said
Court, tuo purchaser eir purchasers upouufull ccm
pllanie with the (ni.dllloiis cf sale, atdllie e rderof
Court made or to L made. louelJuetb, 1 10 me nt of
the puri-ham money, shall tie eMIilexl to take and
boll all the puitbued pruterly, ralltvsd. rlghls,
franchisee and erpuneisteis, DeQ mm snyejarm
or de inand of ihe 1 'pin llie, Hsz-ii n ma H liVesl-arre
llallrtd (eunraty therein cr theretu. Lv way of. .
equlb of redeinpllonoroihtrnue, T .
WM, 1. UKElSit'anli fcunee.
I'or further Infeiinaiion eprly 10 1
s3AiIUJiL tavrlNE THOMPSON,
sVltHNsrt Kit fiti me.
N. "t fcouin Kouilh Street,
leb.la, 11 tt j ttUiUi lua, ix
HI, AM. hlHJ- tb c wltliousieiciiilos
foe ule si Ui i.oii,i iuuuu.