THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
BaOCSWA7& ELWELL, Editors.
BTiOOMSBURG, PA.
frtilny, April Qth. 1878.
MUSTER'S M3T I.KTTI'.ll.
Tho following letter, addressed to Patrick
Tully and Peter McHugh, was written by
I'utrick Hester, two days before luscxecii
lion.
My Dear Friends : I writo these few lines
to both of you. I fupposo it is about my last
writing on this earth, as I beliovo our time in
this world is short, and may God prepare us
for the. next and better world. This I want
our father eonfo'sor to read to both of you, in
leganl to our present situation, and in regard
to what I am convicted ol. In the first place
Kelly sworo that ho and us met at Uarnoy
DolunV, mid went from there to Ashlnud with
him. Next Morris Morrison swore that he
saw you in company with Kelly und others on
tho morning alter Vonahuo was taken, going
to my botii-c. This also you know is a he.
Next Harris swears ho saw mo with a nuin
lier of others at iho toll gate on tho morning
of ltea's death. This nloO is a lie, and botli
of you know it to bo a lio ; and in fact every
other one that swore againit me nt tho rob
niary Couit swore false.
This I will fend with our father confessor
to reul to both of you No one knows any-
thins aboutthis.bnt tho man that dos know
nml should know iill"ubout. this affair. The
mason I writo this is to let you noW that be
fore I die I will relate these facts and thV
i'alc perjury that has been sworn against mo.
I do declare anil will declare that I am not
cuilty of the murder of A. W. Ilea, that I
never got up that job. or plot that has been
Bworn against me and that both of you know,
I writo this to let you know what I intend to
do and will do, but at tho same time, I will
ay nothing to hurt any of your feelings.
This is one thing that I do ask and request
of both of you, as I believe and know that
both of you can say I am not guilty of tli
death of Rea. and that with n clear con
ieieuee, not that I beg any favors of you.only
what is hone it and true before Ood, and may
God do what is right, that is if you want to
do what is just and right, yet you are freo as
to that part, to do what is right, and may
God direct every ono to do what is right, und
may Goil forgive them that is tho cause of
my being here. What I feel roost sorry about
is my poor family to bo left desolate.poor and
forlorn, and I might say homeless, all by this
means, and all that was done was done for
you as well as me. Thero was nothing spared
or left undone that could benefit either you
mo, and it was done and not grudged. And
as for death, I am not afraid, for I am almost
tired of this sinful world, for they are after
mv life these good many years. All that
troubles mo about dying is to die of what
am not guilty of, and that both of you know.
and may God in His mercy do what is just
and right to all. From the first day up to
this present day the whole weight and abuse
is thrown on top of my back, through the
publio press and also through tho communr
ty.
Please give tho answer on the return of
t'.iis, and if I have said anything in this that
is not true, nlease state it also. No moro at
present, and God have mercy ou our souls.
Patrick Hester
Saturday, March 23, 1878.
Ab stated in these columns two weeks ago,
ITcs'ter and M cllugh both admitted their guilt
on Sunday, the day before tho execution
The abovo letter was written before Hester
knew that Tully had confessed. Tho follow
ing is a tcquel to tho whole matter.
Rev Father Koch, of St. Edward's Roman
Catholio Church, Shamokin, on Sunday told
his congregation that Hester, Tully and
MoHueh were all guilty of tho murder of
Ilea : that they! all. admitted their guilt to
him before the execution, and that the letter
written by Hester and published in tho pa
pers should never have been published and he
advised Mrs. Hester so; that the letter was
written for tho express purposo of influenc
ing Tully and McHugh to assert Hester's in
nocence on the scaffold, and that Hester him
c elf never intended having tho letter pub
lished. Some persons, ho said, had intima
ted that ho had gone to Bloomsburg to uec
his Influence on Tully and McHugh, and try
to persuade them to assert Hester's innocence.
He declared this to be untrue, as he
, went there for no such purpose, and if Tully
and McHugh had dono so they would have
died with perjury on their lips.
Tne Valley Forge Centennial.
THE ORDER op exercises who are to be
INVITED.
The Committee appointed by the Valley
Forvso Centennial Association to arrange a
programme of exercises for the celebration
on June 19th, met on the 22d, in Norristowr
It was decided to commence the rejoicing
at daylight by sounding the reveile aid
firing a gun, to be followed at sunrise by a
Federal salute. At 9 o'clock tho troops will
form a hollow square, and, with arms re-
' versed and colors dropped, remain In that
position during appropriate religious
services, which will conclude with pray-
' era for the dead, a dirge by the band and the
' pronouncing of a benediction.
At noon n national salute will be fired, and
immediately afterward the citizens and mill-
tary will assemble at the grand stand, where
. the exercises will bo as follows : Singing of
, suorlgiaalodebya large choir ; reading of
an original poem ; instrumental musm ; iie
livery of an hUtorical address by Col. Theo
dore W, Bean, of Norrlstown j music ; de-
livery of anoratlon by Henry Armltt Brown,
Ksrj., and singing by the choir of Keller's
American Hymn. At 3 P. M. the eerc!iM
,of the day will be concluded by a military
, review.
, Tho committeo also decided to invite the
, following named individuals and organiza
tions to be present as the guests of the As-
r sociatlon and participate in the celebration
i President and Mrs. Hayes, members' of the
Cabinet, General Hancock and all other
Peumvlvanians who hold commissions in the
arinv or uavy, officers and cadets at West
ilnt r.ffi i-er &nd cadets of the Naval
Academy, Chief Justice Waite and other
members of tlie Supreme Court, Vice IW
tleut Wheeler and a committee o tho Senate,
Speaker Randall and a committee of the
House, United States officers doiog service
in Pennsylvania, Uovernor jiartraiiit, At
torney Geueral Lear, Secretary of the State
Quay, Auditor Uenerai, bwe ireasurer(
Secretary of Internal Affairs, Chief Justice
Agnew and hit colleagues on the Supreme
Bench, Lieutenant Governor J.atta ana tne
tiUlv Senate ; Speaker Meyer and members
uflbe House, soldiers orphans, cadeUand
tudeuU of Ulrard College. Pennsylvania
Military Academy,Jefl'erson Medical College
and utheriwowilJieJitfiduxatlon.) institutions
iaVI Army of tl.o ltuiubliu, State Guard
numerous civic societies, municipal officers
Montgomery, Philadelphia and Chester
counties, Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston, Seventh Regiment of New York,
Ifth Regiment of Maryland, Norfolk Blues,
Society of the Cincinnati, Aztec Club, and
c (trail Association ol the Mexican War.
lion. Wayne MacVcagh and Charlcs.P'n-
nypacVcr, Esq., were added to tho General
Committee, and tho sub-committee recently
ppolntcd to wait upon the President and
extend him an. Invitation to be present at
the celebration were authorized to attend to
that duty during tho President's proposed
visit to Philadelphia.
Fearful Disaster.
StiATINOTOK, Pa., April fi. This morning
this place was the scene of a railroad rollts
ion, which has ended in loss of life. When
the freight train, which left Mauch Chunk
at 4 o'clock this morning, reached here, the
engineer stopped to cool a hot journal. Instead
of side-tracking, he remained on the regular
line, and in n tew minutes a mixed train,
composed of four freight and forty oil tank
cars, dashed into the rear of the first train.
The force of the collision threw several cars
from the track, and some of these, toppling
over on the Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge,
broke through the latter, making it a total
wreck. The collision also expLdcd the boll
er of the engine of the latter train, and this
set fire to the oil cars. As quickly as possi
ble some twenty of the lalter,wliich, although
not burning, were threatened by tho flames
were uncoupled nud pushed back by the
frightened citizens, who were now alarmed
for the safely of their town. The flames
however, communicated to Brown & Wil
liams' machine shop and foundry, and also
to' the Lehigh Valley depot. The latter was
saved, but the former was totally destroyed.
involving a loss of about $00,000. During
the progrcs of the fire an oil tank exploded
killing one. man and severely burning about
a dozen more. Jacou.-IJumniell and his wife,
who lire in a houso somo distance from tlio
depot, made a very narrow escape. A por
tlon of tho boiler of tho exploding engine
crushed through the roof, struck tho bed in
which they were sleeping, but, fortunately.
not injuring them in the least.
LATER.
The explosion of tho oil tank was caused by
an attempt to empty it from below. When
about half tho-oil had been drawn off tho
flames rushed in and created the explosion
Tho high winds that prevailed in the morning
at one time threatened to destroy the town
and steamers und assistance were sent from
Mauch Chunk. The firemen went to work
immediately upon their arrival, and about 10
o'clock the flames were gotten under control
There aro several conflicting reports as to
who is to blame for the collision. There is
signal here, and it was the duty of the hind
brakeman to signal the oil train, which was
at present running irregularly. Engineer
John Watmere and Fireman Win. Mos'
scr assert that the signal was not turned so
as to signal tbem back, and several citizens
confirm their statement. Even if they had
been signalled it would havo been impossible
to stop the tram, which was a heavy one.run
ning down grade. Both Watmere and Mosscr
were slightly injured by jumping from their
engines before tho collision. The loss which
cannot be estimated at present will be heavy-
Tbo names of the killed and burned aro as
follows: Wm. Shoemaker, killed; Daniel
Rcbu, Ed. Sicbert, Geo. Jones, John Kehncr,
Aaron Snyder, Wm. Kain, Joseph Goldberg,
John Rohrbach, Love Hughes, Samuel
Marshall, and Arthur Williams, burned and
wounded, four or five of whom are not ex
pected to recover. Since the first explosion
thero has been two others, neither of which
have done any considerable damage.
Ex. Governor Moses, of South Carolina
has been arrested in New York for forgery.
He languishes in a prison cell waiting for
bail.
Doctors Gave Him Up.
'Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and
at work and cured by so simple a remedy V
'I assure that it is true that he is entirely
cured and with nothing but Hop Bitters
and only ten days ago his doctors gave up
and said he must die 1,
' We'ha-day I If that is so, I will go this
minute and get some for my poor George. I
Know bops are good.
A timely dose of Schenck's Mandrake Pills la suro
to prevent an attack of bllUousness, when a short
neglect of the warning Bymptoms may derelop a se
rious case of fever, either bullous, Intermittent or
typhoid.
Schenck's Mandrake rills remove all causes ot bil
iousness, promptly start the secretions ot the Uur,
and give a healthy tone to tbe entire system. It is
no ordinary discovery In medical science to Uavu
found a harmless cure for this stubborn complaint,
which accomplishes all tie results heretofore pro
duced by a free use of calomel, a mineral Justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged to be de
structive In the extreme to the human Bjstcm. That
the properties of certain vegetables comprise all tho
virtues of calomel wltliout Its Injurious qualities, is
now an admitted fact, rendered Indisputable by sci
entific testa. Those who use the Mandrako Pills wlU
be fully satisfied that the best medicines aro those
provided by nature In the common roots and herbs
of the fields.
These pills open tho bowels and correct all bullous
derangements without salivation or any of the Inju
rious effects of calomel or other poisons. The secre
tion ot cile.ls regulated as will be seen by the altered
color of tho stools, the disappearance ot the sallow
completion and tbe cleansing of tbe tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box ot
pills Prepared only by J. II. fchenck t Bon, at
their principal office, cor. tlxUi and Arch streets.
Philadelphia, Trice w cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4
1TUCATIOX FOIl CIIAUTEK
otleo la hertbr elven that anoUcatlon will be
made under tho act of Absemblv. Dashed AdMIwui.
1&T4, to obtain a charter Incorporating an association
Urn" wnos) oblect ahall be the maintenance of a no
iletjr tor btntuclal or protective purponcB to 1U
iuuiiAia iiuuiiuuui tuueticu uici f 1x1.
(IKO.H. GlLBKRT,
J. II. Knittls,
I. H. MONROE,
O, W. HKirSNTPIK.
H. I). ItlNAKD,
A. U.buiKrLCiw,
. Maociwiy,
April K, !S7cVw
K1DQE LETTIKQ.
covered wooden arch brldire ss feet ttetwenn
iuuuhcdui w vv uuui u,rr uavwissa creek, at Aiain
vllle, will be let at Malnvflle on Tuesday April !3d,
1878, between 10a, in. and a p. m. ot said day. Hood.
waytobeofH feet long plank, stone workto be
accordlntr to Dlan and measurement Wood and
stone work to be let together or separate as we may
tblnk best. Plans and specldcatlons can be seen at
onloe or on tbe premises on day ot letting.
S1I.A8 W. McHEMlir,' Commlsslon'ri
joun iiKHrifiit, y or
Joseph K. hands, J Columbia co.
Attest I WM, KkiciiiCM, Clerk.
Commissioners' office, Bloomsburg April 12, is-sw
TsTOTICE.
"Vi,B arsons for and on whoa account the rllroid
property and franchises of tbe Danville, Hazleton
and VVIIkeeJjaru Kallfoad Company wire purchased
at a sale of the same, made at liloomsburg. In the
OOUUlJ VI i-uiuriruw .. uu wiu ua ui Alarm A,
i, intii. vrlllmeeton Wednesday May 1st. lata ati
o'clock a. m. at the office of John II. Freeze, attorney
atlaw In the Town of Bloomsburg, In said county of
COtUtUOlB. J t w urtfKuico uirr iviiwrnuuu uy
electing a I'le&ldent and Hoard ot Directors, u
adopt a corpora to name and common seal ; to de
iB.,ntnn tun amount of the caoltal stock Lhereof and
Issue cerlltlcatrs therefor; to Issue bonds and be-
cure tue aaiuo w mju,ikkq ui ,uu, ig kg, ,u
trausact any other business requlslU, or expedient
to be done pursuant to Uie act of assembly, In such
cose inauo auu wvi
ISAADKVKIt.
Cliaiitaaii,
Uloomiuurg, i"a. April sUi,t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
QTATEMKXr
loulni? lha IndebtedneM. etc.. of the Town 'of
Hloomsburir, for the rar ending March lt, 1S78,
made In accordance with the act of Assembly of 11
April.- 1SJ5, "entlUed"A supplement to an Act to
rpoulAtp I hn manner nf lnprtslnr the Indebtedness
of municipalities, to protldn for the redemption of
llio Miuie, nun ui nnpino jn-uimit-n iui iur iik-ku,
creaso thereof." Prepared and published by tho
corporate nulhoiltlcsot said town.
Bond iluo Octoberl , 1977 -. 1500 00
mi on ratr.e rrom October 1, is.. ...
Ii-indduo Aiiftustl, His WHO
Int. on same Irom February 1. Ikh.,
Hond dun October 1.1S7S . M0 00
inu on waine irum April i, ii- .a
Ilonrt duo Prbruarv 1. ls:u 600 00
lnt on same from ebruary 1, HTJ
HOnU UUO AUgUU 1, II, V eww
Int. bn Rami, frnm Veliruurv 1. 1.M .......
IHIIIU UU" UCIUWT I, 151V . w
lnt, nn aime from April 1. 118
Pond due Fobrmry I, ls Coots,
i nt. on same rrotn reoruary i,isn
noid duo August l, is -.. wo oo
lnt- fin Riimii from l-Vhrli.irtf 1. 1S7S
Hund due February 1, lisi 800 00
Int. on KAmti from February 1, 1973..
IHinil I1UU AllKll I, lM ... pww
uu on same rrom February 1, lsTS..,Hm.
llonililuo February 1, ph r000
lnt- nn fuilim frnm 1-Vhrlinri' I. tfktS .
Honitduo August 1, 1 00
Int,onsan.n troia February 1, ls"9 H.
Pond duo February 1, .8H3 100 00
inu on name irom ii-umnry I, io,
lloud duo AUifbt 1, ISSJ 800 00
Int.. nn flupin from l'Yhruarr 1. ltts
nona uuo renruary l, iv4 .uuw
Int. cm same rrnni February 1, ls;s
III'IIU lltlU AUKUSL I, I-,, v
Int. nn Kiltmt rin'n Fi.bm.lrv t. IA7S
ltonti uuo rooru.iry i, 11 iwuwf
Int. onsamo trom Fibruary I, H,s .
Iionddue Aiitruit t, lui M0 00
Int. on satn-i Irom February 1, is;s ......
Ilond duo February 1 ! "00 00
Int. on samefroniFcbruriryl Is.S
noia uue A'ii'iii i, i"., . vww
lnt on Rami, rrom February 1,17is
Iiomlduu February 1, lv! fooo
Int. on same from February 1, 1ST"
Hund due August I, W M0 00
Int. ontsame from February 1, IMS ,
llond due I- ebruary I , I too 00
Hit on same Irom February 1, l;s ........
Si4,MO ()
lliu Interest ou tbona duo In iVMbcr Is payable
yearly ; 011 all tho others hair-yearly.
I-IOITIMJ l.HT.
Orders ef 1ST! outstanding SB1
orders of 1S70 outntutidini; 10 M
orders of 1S7T out-stamllus 337 mi
J.) 33 71
TUal Indcbtcdni'&i
ABSETS.
) 14,553 74
fim-
son co
llWfO
110 34
Tax uncollected on dnp leate of 1SI7
uue irom sunary trranu eouiriuuii-m
ftisfwd on the openlnir of streets ... .
Due Irom autidrr person- on account......
Cash la bauds of Treasurer ...
77 c
YttVATIONOF TIUILK l-llorKllTV THEHE1V.
neal property - $c-),S90 no
SI ,743 00
I vrsuuui propel ij
$732,CU on
. w.vsoni
Trades and occupations.....
Total valuation,. S2,613 no
TKE IS t'ftlTtt'S. ACCOUNT.
P. r. BUlineyer, Treasurer for. 1977,
DIS.
Aorll, To amt. received from . D.
Koons, Treasurer ror wo, ns per ac
count ot said Koons
iltvi 01
S4 33
39 09
May 17, To am,t. from M. C. Woodward,
collector for 176-7, ns per receipt
May si. To amt from M. Wynkoop,
collector for 1S74, as per receipt
May si, To amt.proceedsol sale ot town
bonds, Issue ot May , 1877
June V. To amt, assessment on tax roll
Ot 1S7T
July 6, To amt from Jno. Shuman dam
6,000 00
7.5M CJ
1 99
age wjaireei, lump
July 6, To amt. fro ii Isaac Appleman
damage to street lamp. ..
Sept, , To amt. from u. stroup on act.
Oct. 13, To am t. from o. A. Jacoby cost
ot side-walk laid by tbe town on
premises of Hoffman heirs
March 6, 1SIH, To am't. from M. Wyn-
koop.coilector for 1874, balance due on
duplicate .
March s, To am't from c. a. Barklcy
Esq., to-wlt :
Iron btrcet as cssment of contribution
4 W
57 61
couectea rrom s. u. naive
To am't. Irom Knoch cadman
"A. J. Evans
" " M. K. Appleman
To Second St , from J. M. barton..
.mis
a bo
11 10
5M
60 00
33 70
Less com. allowed for collection ....
91
75 39
To am't- from commissioners ot Co
lumbia co. on account police expenses
To amt, from M. U. Woodward, codect
or of taxes for 1S70-7, as iier receipts,
beginning hepteiober S9, 1S77 and end
ing with January 31, 1S7S; see account
of St. 0. Woodward
March SS. To am't. from I). Dowenberg
President or council, tines and licenses
during tho year..
March !, To ani'U from D IwenOerg
paid by commissioners of Columbia co.
on account police services prior to and
during the execution of Ilester.Tulley
and Mellugb
To cash from E. Ii. Illdlcmon, collector
for 1873
3,113 73
43 00
0C1
Sie,181 IK)
1877,By amt. of duplicate of 1877, placed
In hands ot M.c. woodward for collec
tion belnrr amount tax uncollected by
Treasurer - - U,409 93
liy lown uornu uuu luieresi ou stuue
paid, viz ;
May 17, Bond No. 9, second Issue, bal
ance or oriaciDai Bum ana interest in
full - 1(33 31
May 17, By bond .no. x, park, principal
sum 130000
Interest raid W.Ui bond 18 S3 els S3
May 17, Hybona No. z, second issue
nnncioai sum ro do
Interest paid with bond a 20 cm 70
May 19, By bond lio. 3, 'park,' principal
sum wo IH)
Interest paid wltb bond 19 CO 519 CO
Ma)-19, By bono jno. i, 'park,' principal
sum fioooo
Interest paid with bond- 19 91 319 91
Auc. 9. By bond No. IS, (coupon bond,)
principal Bum vo
ii, uuuu -u, id leuuoou uuuu
principal sum - 900 00
Oct. l.Bv bond No. 17 (coupon bond)
crtnclnal sum 100 00
Oct. 1, By bond No. 1, 'second issue,'
Drlnc nal sum too ot)
ntciesc nald with bond...... 13 UJ 51300
1H7S. Feu. 8. By bona no. is. (counon
bond) principal sum 900 00
Feb. j. Hv bond no. 19. counon bond)
principal sum - xou ou
Bv coupons to Town bonas.paia during
lhe sear 7C2 71
Fen i4. By amount naia state treasu
rer, tax on Town bonds, for 1877 . 43 48
By amount orders paid during the year
viz:
Ordereof 1873 c6T
orders of 1874 1793 OS
orders or isji- u,9 93 7741 m
Hy commission on f 7 i.l Nh 9 per cent lsssu
By commission 011 ti" 0 00 1 1 oer cent 60 00 90S 94
ny balance cashlu hand 119 u
ne.isico
Statement of ro,elpls and expenditures of the Town
or ui.rn.srjHrg lor uio jenr t..
HEtBIITS.
AmuwLt from W. it. Koons late Treak-
ur jru s loj ui
Ai lount Irum M. VOiikoop, eolhetor
f- r .7) m 14
Ai..oui,t Irom M. C, Woodward collect
or Mr 1S7S ... 181 si
Amount froniE. U. Bldleman collector
for ls.a a si
Ar.iotintrri'iii I), stroup on account... 400
" juiiii suuiimn ... ... ......... in
" loao Appleman 3 98
" o. ..Iaeoby ..,... 7 8I
commissioners Columbia
courtly............. C9M
' rotnbullons asseebedou
street openings 7SS9
" lines and Ucenses collect
ed by J LowenburgPies-
ldent ot council 81 40
collected on tax assessment
of 1HT .. ..
prot-et-dsuf Tow n bonds May
9, 1877 . .
7,161 61
6,000 00
tiTiTriT
EXl-ENDlTUItlM.
UIOUWAYS,
Paid O. A, Jacoby lor crossings and
lor stone ior cuiveri on nasi street unii
culvert on new road near Traub's
f 111 93
K. Jacoby, btreet commissioner for er-
icea ,m
F01 labor, teams and repair to tools
4 IS 80
,0VS 41
13,334 Cl
49 00
871
MM
4310
13 14
697 6
X9D0
lusno
914 91
Itent lire engine bouse and room
printer ohm ...
item of Pound and lock-un
Costs lu Second street opening
ror move. miuiji tvi riK..uiH,n
For police services H.. .
ror eogiueerius vu uisun,a...H
High Constable
For gas for street lamps
Damage and costs lu iron street open
tne 11130
Q 00
SOll
John lAyno-k, auditor for U7t
11. u. iianmau, -
c. JI. Vanderslke " "
John K. (ilrum for removing thedead
600
76 00
rrom Old t'resoyienan uunaigrouna....
ltosemont cemelerycomnauy for burial
lot ror ueaa removju as uuiveMH,H,
W. 11, Jacoby, recording deed for burial
lot
It F. Zarrcobts In suit a, C, Bobbins,
Ueo. A. Clark, blank books and station
ery.... .-
J.J. Browe, lent of council room and
administering oatlis
V. u. Barkley, Esq , solicitor to Town
counctl
John M.Clark Esq., District Attorney
expenses InvestlgaUnglncendlaryllres
Ueo. Ituwwlck, horse hire at road view..
W. Wirt, secretary
Interest on bonds.rald by Townorders
Amount orders of 1S7Q paid......,..,,,
0(dersofl67 pald, ,,.......,
' Town bonds paid
. coupons to same paid-
Interest with bonds paid......
" commission allowed treasuier
" in bands If treasurer. .-......
100
9 75
60 76
10100
S3 00
130
990 00
193 00
63 71
1.S0I 93
S.Sll 00
7KJ71
79 38
90394
119 94
113.109 31
Deduct unpaid orders ot 1677..
BIT to
19.771 71
IJAVIU MJWENllKKU,
President of Town Council.
Aliesi 1 nui 11 in,, nf-v jr. ,
The undersigned auditors ot the Town ot Blooms
burg, do hertby certify that we have examined the
foregoing accounts and statements and Und them
correct, aim uu appro, e uiu sauie.
ll.O. HlKTUiK, 1
O. M. Vanpiksucx, !- Auditors.
Joun Latcoci, j
Api 116,1875
PUIIMO NOTICK. .
"Notlce ts IVreliyglventliat I purchased of C. II.
Preaa in FUhlni; Creek townsliln. on Wednesday.
April 1, 1S7S the follolng person at jirort-rty 1 1 Lay
horse. 1 sorrel colt, 1 red puvr. 1 rild belter 3 shoati,
1 truck wagon, 1 one honaj sled, 1 buck board. I aide
hill plow, 1 cultivator, S ton and bedding, 66 1 ards
of carpet, 9 set of chairs, 1 rocking ihalr, 1 bureau.
1 dlaUig table 1 cupboard, 1 cooking stove, 9 sets oi
harness. And I have loaned Uia same to Uie rah
V. u. Freas during my pleasure and hereby camion
all persona not to Interfere Wjir
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP
I V
'e own and control thn Ttj7llwAvTjitiilR nf TRKflf I
OOUNTV, KANMAR, about equally divided by the
Kansas Pacific Hallway, which wo aro selling nt
f rom ti.S i to SV0O per acre, on cusir terms of pay
ment, mrso lanoi are or ine very beat quality, and
arc locator! In tho beat winter wheat and stock irrow
lng district of the fulled UUi-n, Alternate sections
of (!oernment land can tw taken tw homesteads by
actual settler. Members of our Ilrm reside at Wa
keeney. and will show l.iuila stall times. A pam
pulctKlWnir full Information of sou, climate, water
unply, rainfall, Ac,
will b lent frto 011 request-
1 QUITS
Warren, Keeney & Co.,
IOC Dearborn St.. Chlcaco.
Or-TTa-Kcanoy, Trego Co.. EaniM."
April l3m.
SHERIFFS SALE.
My lrtue of sundrr wrlU Issued out of tbo Court
of common Pleas of Columbia cdunty.and to me
dlrectoil n 111 bo exposed to public sale at tho Court
Ilouso llloomsbun;, at ono o'clock p. m. on
aiomliiy Jlay (ilk, 1S1B.
AH that certain lot or parcel of rjrouni Mtuate In
nrlarcrcck -lomiahtp, Columbia county, Penn)lva-
nla, described as follows, lo. It : Pounded on the
north by land of M, J. F.danrrtt and Sol. Alili-man,
on tho east by Alex. lM-knrd, M. V. II. Adams and
Huntington road, on the south by land ot Adim Del-
tcrlck and Sol. It. Power, on the neat by Susque
hanna and Tioga Turnpike, containing twenty.sev.
en and a half acres, moro or less, on hlJh Is erect
ed r frame house, barn and out buildings, good or
chard, well watered.
AI-SO,
One other tract of land In sumo tonnshlp, Colum
blacou?ty, Pennsylvania, described us follows, to-
wit t Hounded on the w est b lanils of George Mil
ler and Stephen Michael, on tho south by road lead
lag to rjiansvlllc, on tho cast by fSusipiehanna and
Tioga Tu.-nplke, containing ninety acres moro or
less, on which are erected n framo bank barn frame
houso and out-bulldlngs good orchard.wcll watered,
ALSO,
Ono other pleco or parcel of land In same town
ship, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, described ns
follows, to-n It i On tho east by lands of Hannah
flltller, on the south by land of Isaac Power, on tho
west by land of William Mttler, on the north by
containing forty-seven acres moro or
less, good orchard, well watered.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as tho
property ot J. C. Smith.
ALSO,
All that certain piece or parcel ot ground situ
ato In llrlarcrcek township, Columbia county, Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-vrlt
On tbe north by land ot William Freas, on the east
by land of George Evans, on the south by land ot
Mosteller and Klechner, and on the west by lands of
IteeCf.Eck, containing one hundred acres more or
less, on wutea are erected a frame dwelling bouse,
barn and out-bulldlngsi. k
ALSO,
All that certain lot ot ground situate In the'vlllage.
ot Light street, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
bounded on the north by public road, on the west by
an alley, on the south byjl, II. Klechner, and on the
cost by Main street, on which Is erected a dwelling
house.
Seized, taken Into cxeutlon, and to be sold as the
property of Charles Bachman,
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate In
Miniln;townsblp, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
described as follows, ts-wlt ; Bounded on tho north
by lands ot John Yohe, on the east by lands of Mrs,
schreck and others, on the west by lands ot Horace
Schwcppenhelscr and John Aten, and on the south
by land ot George nungesser, containing ninety
acres more or less, on which are erected a dwelling
nouse, oarn, ana otner out-outidings.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property of Abraham Schweppenhelser.
ALSO,
Tho following real estate situate In the Borough
01 ueniraua, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, de-
scribed at follows, to-wlt: Bounded on tho north
by an alley, east by land of Jno. Bullock, south by
Centre street and west by an alley, bclne twenty-
five feet .frontaud 100 and forty feet decp.whero-
on is crecio a two-story frame dwelling house and
a siaoic.
Seized, token Into execution, and to be sold
tho property of Abraham Krclscher.
ALSO,
All that certain lotot ground situate in Locust
township, Columbia count-, Pennsylvania, bounded
on the north by lands of Henry Knapp, on the east
by lands of Henry Knapp, on the south by lands of
Michael stlne, and on the west by lands of Peter
Mowery, containing one hundred and four acres
more or less on which nro erected a brick dwelling
houso, barn and other out-bulldlogs.
Seized, taken Into execution, aud to be sold as tho
property of A. S. hnlttlo.
ALSO,
All that cei lain plero or parcel of cround. situate
fn Minm 1 jMi-hlp, Columbia county, Pennsylvania
bowi-lnland d.-scrlbed a, follows, to-wlt : On the
west hyi.in1 ,f Mary fcllten'-enJer, ontho north by
land of lsn.11 AiidirWH, on the cust by land of K.
j.ui -J.J 011 ine south by laud of John Michael'
hell s. cool .lining thlrty-four acres.
tel.. I, taken Inio execution, and to bo Bold as tho
proper!) ui .lat-.iu Blttenbender.
ALSO.
Alliaut c.iuln lor. amt pleesof land situate In
iieaw-r township, Columbia county, Pennsjlvanla,
uouuu.ii ami uebci loco as follow s, to-wlt : Begin-
o'nr ai a xume on line of Damlllc, Hazeton
vtlikek'urrr rallnu , thence by landot Peter Hawk.
usi. iH-ti. uorili twenty and ono-fourtb perches to
stuno, ilience by u prliateroadof said Peter Hawk.
ileeofwd, north eighty degrees east twenty-two
pen iih 10 attune lapuniic road leading from Bea
ver Valley toMiffllnvlile thence along said road south
1 111 ee and a half degrees east sixteen perches to the
aforesaid rail road, thence along said rail road south
sixty-ulne and a half degrees, west twenty-four
perches to tho place of beginning, contalalng two
acres ana cignty ;perenes strict measure on which
are erected a dwelling house out out-bulldlngs.
ALSO.'ifJ.'
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate In
MIlDin township, county and state aforesaid, boun -ded
as follows : Beginning at lhe mountain suriey
at a post north twenty-nve degrees, west one hun
dred and twenty-Bvo perches lo a nine, thence bv
survejod land south seveuty.threo degrees webttwo
hundred and thirty perches to a white oak, soutn
degrees, east seventy perches to a black oav
thence south twenty-eight degrees west thirteen
and a half perches to a pine south seventeen de
grees west netenty.tbrce perches to u white oak
south sixty-one and a half degrees east forty .four
perches to a stone north llfty-slx perches to a pine
thence north slxty-Uve degrees fast two hundred
and forty perches to a post, the place of beginning
containing twohundrcd and twenty-nine acres more
or less
Seized, taken Into execution, and to bo sold as tne
property of Conrad Bredbender.
ALSO,
On all that certain piece or parcel of ground, situ-
ato partly in Shamokin township, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, and partly la Franklin town
ship, Columbia county and state aforesaid, descrlb-
ca as 10110WB, to-w it 1 Bounded on the west by land
ot Uldeon Lelby and land of Samuel Header on the
north by land of William llohrbach, on the cast by
Little Itoarlngcreek, and on the south by land of
Andrew Knoble.contalnlng eighty acres more or less
on which are erected a frame dwelling house, barn
and out-bulldlngs.
betzed, taken Into execution, aud to be sold as the
property of David Iteeder,
ALSO,
All tbatcertala piece or parcel of ground situate
in uriarcreon township, Columbia county, Pennsyl
vania, hounded and described as follows to-wlt 1 On
me north by land ot Daniel Kelchner and Wesley .
Freas, on the east by It. M. Eck, on the soutn by M.
I Houseknccht, on the west by M. W.Jackson and
Mary A. Brllton, Margaret J. Brlttos, Effyanon Itlt
tenhenhouiw and Jesse B. Freas, contalalng one
hundred and fitly acres mors or less improved and
tnineen acres more or less of timber, on which are
erected two frame houses und two frame bank
barns, and other out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as the
property of Jonathan W, Eck.
ALSO,
All that certain tract of land sltuato in Catawlssa
towmldp, Columbia county and statu cf Pennsylva
nia, described as fdlionn. tp-wlt 1 Bounded on the
west by lands of E, M, Tewksburyand Adam Fet
terolf, south by lands of James Kobtenbauder and
liljer. formerly Kobtenbauder, east by lands
of lllnsbineyer trad, Jacob Boa a and others and
north by lands of E. M. Tcwksbury, school house lot
anil K, D. Kern, containing one hundred and four
teen a res more less, on which are creeled a dwell
ing house, baru and out-bulldlngs,
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as the
property Pf Augustus Strausser,
ALSO,
All that certain lot or pleco ot land situate In Brl-
arcrsek township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
described ts follows, to-wlt 1 Bounoedon tbe north
by landot Alexander Lockard and others, on tbe
east by land of S. F, lleadly, deceased, on the west
by land ot John Collins and on the south by publio
road containing piy.Mx acres more or less, on
which are erected a frame dwelling bouse, barn ainj
out-biuldlng4.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to bo sold as the
property of Joseph Tlnsley.
TKKMii-Cabti on day of sale,
J01IN W. HOFFMAN,
api 11 It 'It-la laierur.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
jMHNiSTRATOR'H NOTICK.
Letters of administration, on tbo estate of John
Snyder, late if Orange township, Columbia co.,
Ta., halo been granted by the IlcglDtcr of Co
lumbia co., to Hamuel zimuierman, Administrator,
of urangetwp., to whom all persons Indebted, aro
rcqui-nif-ri in iiuiKe unnieuiaio pnjinem anu 1110
havlnfrclalmsor demands against the paid citato
wlU make them known to Iheuu&erslgrod Adminis
trator wllbout delay.
riAK.uJw, ftiaiaiKUMAn,
Administrator,
aprll is, 'js-sw oranga twp.
utlcels herebr elien that John rt. Kllnirer of
Itoorlnifcrrek townsbln. Columbia county. Pennsyl
vania, and Mary bis wife by deed of voluntary as
signment, have tuislxncd nil tho estate, real and per
sonal ot the said John II. Kllnger to Casper llhawn
ot CatawKsa In said county In trust for tbo benefit
of the creditors of the said John II. Kllnger. All
persons, mereforo indebted to tne raid John H. Klln
ger, will make pajment to the said asslgneo and
those having claims or demands will umko known
tbe satu llhout delay.
UANl'Kll JUIAW.M,
Asstsnee of John 1). Kllnger.
Abbott A llhawn ally's, for assignee.
April, 19, 4w.
CHEAP
KANSAS LANDS ! !
We own and control tho Ifatlivav lands of Treiru
County, Kansas, about equally divided by tho Kan
sas I'acina Hallway, which wo are selling at an
average ot 13 93 per acre on easy terms of pa) ment.
Aiicrnaio Heciious 01 wovernmeni tanas can oe ta
ken as homesteads by actual settlers.
T hesc lands He In tho (treat IJmestono Belt of Cen
tral Kansas, tho best winter wheat nroducltiir dts-
trlctot the United States, jlcldtng from 80 to 83
iiiitif I iter .verp.
Tho avcraee vcarlv rainfall In this countv Is near
ly 33 Inches tier annum, oue-thlrd greater than In
tho much-extolled Arkansas Valley, which has a
rcariyrainrauoriessman S3 incnes per annum in
no Hun i iDiriiuue
Stork Kalilnir anil Wool (Jronlairarr vcrr Itrmunf-r-
atltt. T c winters aro short and mild. Mock
will llvo all the year on crass 1 I.tvlntr streams ami
Springs are numerous. Pure water Is found In wells
from 20 to so feet deep. The UralHilrst Climate In
the World I No f -wcr and ague there. No muddy or
impassauie roaas. rieniy 01 line Duuaing siine.
lime and sand. These landsnrebelngraplillysetuec
bv the best class of Northern and bastern Deonle,
And will an annreelnte In vnhir, bv the Imnrnvementn
now being made as to make their purchase at pres-
i-nt prievs uuu mo tery iiesL luiesiilienui mat, eun
be made, aside from the profits to te derived from
incir cuimauon. .-uemoers 01 our nrm rebiao in
Wa. Kceney, and will show lands nt any time. A
pamnhlet. Klvtnir full Information in regard to soil.
climate, w aler supply, Ac, will be sent freo on re-
quest. Auuress
Warren KcenoyJ; Co.,
106 Dearborn St., Chicago,
Or Wa-Kecney, Trego Co., Kansas
Treasujor'ri Sale nf Unseatutl
Lands in Columbia County, Pa
By virtue ot sundry ncls of the (leneral Assembly
01 lire 1 oinuionweiuiu oi nuiisvivania, relating 10
the sale of seated and unseated lands In tbo County
of Columbia etc, for taxes due and unpaid, I will
offer ut public sale at tho Couit Houso In tho Town
01 uioomsourg on mo seconu
MONDAY Ol' JUNK A. I). 1878
At 10 o'clock a. m , tho follon lug described pieces of
land, or such part thereof as may be necessary to
salLsry thu amount or Uvea due and unpaid ugalc
lhe same, and continue the Rime from day to day as
the borne may be founl neceAsary.
TMH.M.S Ol' S4L.K
The amount nf taespnil costs must be nald when
tho land Is struck olf, or the sale may oe avoided
ana ma propeny put up anu resoio.
UNSEATED LANDS OF COLUMBIA COUNTY", 187,
No. Warrantee or
Acres. owners
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91 Fry Geo W ,
100 Frick DP
3 lots Flanagan A
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3 lota (learheart W.m
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5 72
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2 67
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104
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6 75
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116
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4 05
21 70
II 34
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Harner Chester
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Lewis Frank
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Morris Daniel
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8 lots Heaglo George
10 Kvca 1 arvin ir
1 lot " Mary it
6 Musirravo MCKelvv
12 lots Miller Isaac
1 Masters vwmnm
1 ' l'uiker It Ester
2) Barton Newton
so Campbell I, N
HKrnmlttA J
lu Evans a J
;s Harris Jacob est
7Itey William
r.o Neal Pursell
20 Pursell Isaac 11
20 " Sylvester
5 Workhlser Peter sr
78 Whltenlght George Jr
so Frick Ueo A - -.
300 " ..
100 Hess Benjamin. ,
0 Kesier jonn jr ,
20 Kcelcr lobn It... I
23 I-H Daniel
4 Miller ChisW
23S MUlcr eyhard
210 "
22 nearer t;co j L Kline
200 Bllllrgton Thomas
nj I'ewaiiiueorge M
40 Fisher John
03 Hughes Wright
04 Kel er Itlchnrd
los Kline J LAG Hupp
4 lA-vau isuvuia
vooMicrs Man'
100 Huston Thomas
190 iteese Daniel
lis) Huston vary
sou Huston Charlotte.
2110 Hcynolds John..
20 Beehtel Jacob
800 Freeze John (1
wjjMasicrs i,
24 Brockway Ent
7 Wm. T. Shuman
20ConMlr lllco
230 Dewalt Philip
100 Hosier Jacob -
sou Mann c F ..
4 Mastelier Josenh
239 Shuman Hcubcn.
403 Shuman W T
iw vettcr nanici est
100 Vctter Isaac
100 Shultz Christian
3 Atcn John
69 Blttenbender Mary .
51 creasy Henry
7 Dumbach Maml
07 Hess mscllla .
73 Hess L D ...
70 Jacoby O A
12 Klkendall N..
200 Keller John
lOMonsch Emeltnc
loo Nungcsser Geo M.
15 Ponebeckcr Myer
123 Schweppenhlscr I K
S3 ' Abe..-
30 " Horace
4 swank S ft
67 Yohe Jacob est
15 Ynho Henry
66 Clark Andrew
87 " "
66 Clark Mary
IS Glger John est
10 Grove Bros
Ssf Hlshel Jonathan sr H..
28 Ilamsev's estc-T
60 Beagle John ..,
8 Fisher Jacob
6 Mason c
8 Mellck John
ooMellck Henry w....
12 Miller Andrew II
50 Waller D J
10 Wilson Julia..
8 ('reveling Sam ,
12 Dlldlne Abram
20 Everet Moses ,
111 Everet Gabriel
20 Kllno Abram
IB Kllno A J
51 '
MltlnkJ F
3t Snjder Wm
30 cox wm It
61 Chamberlln Hannah
1 lot Dai Is Thomas est ...
" Doan George
350 Frlck Geo A est
60 vunston Jno A.
100 Frlck Leggot Co
13 Gordner Henry sr
1 lot Heath Sylvester p,.
lis) Jacoby O A
60 Kline Patterson
n) Warner Margaret 1".
Mt. Pleasant 102
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so Heaver Oco t .1 L Kllno.
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do
do
do
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do
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do
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do
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do
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do
BcoU
do
do
Sugarloaf
do
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1 73
17 411
13 03
1 74
4 33
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0 9
1 79
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1 31
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9 45
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10 Ml
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IS DIlllDlane Kzektnl..
400 Krlcfc i shuman
isi Heftron Hamuel
ss "
loo Huston John part of
7 llolfsteln Israel
41 Little ltobert
144 Morris & Hughes
19 " ..,
7 " "
45 " " ...
9 " "
loo WelllnKtonWm
so
40RobbJ Miller
uo . ...,
18 Skato rtenry
so Trlea Jacob
n Yocum ElIJa
24 " "
2 rurecll John
1 lot Kchug l'eter est
" Turner John...... ..
200 Uuck-alew James est ....
w cole Kicklel
40o Docbler chas
1S7 tlross Nathaniel
voo uray liobcrt .
19 Hartman Jesse
123 (.'reveling s k co ...
AC of 119 Hess Wesley
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w of 119 " "
75 fjibach Km 4 s now er
860 Monteromery Itobt
75MephensVm M
B aplo Henry
la fount' Abe
Treasurer's Sale of Seated Lands
in Columbia county.
Also the following lots, pieces and parcels ot seat
ed lands, returned by the tax collectors, aro to be
sold at the same time, under tho provisions of an
Act of Assembly, entitled, "An act relating to the
sale cf lands for taxes in Columbia county," approv-
cu .-uarcn ctn, iscs.
Acres. Worronteo or owner.
Tax.
1 M
1 20
3 01
8 55
2100
1117
2S0
27 Crouse Stephen Heaver
1 Hbrlver llenrv
do
27 Bcnlamln H J.
70 ' " ..
50 Conner Catharine
43 " Mathlas.
Ilenton
do
do
do
CO
do
do
do
llrlarcreek
do
do
do
llloom
do
do
do
da
do
... Catawlssa
Centralla
Centre
do
Conyngham
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
da
da
llrcenwood
Jackson
Madison
da
Minilu
, Mt 1'leasant
, orango
lino
da
do
do
Scott
do
2loUMcIIenry lius.sel...........
o Masters rarvin
12McNeal Abrain
88 Mulligan Husan
15 Ilolv I'ealer
22 00
1 91
3 CO
la ss
19 42
9 20
liWHawkJ W
49 Hughes KW . ..
s Koc her Maria
SMI
3 04
CSO
2 2S
MSI
llotAndretvu Harriet
Kline busan
l'rentls Nancv
a lots rurscll K H
1 lot Thomas Jno
3tVI
6 lots Walter Norman
S7 97
lacre ArndiNoan
1 lotJames Jonn
2 lots Preas Andiews est ....
1 acre Klkendall & Creasy
! lots Drennan Jacob..,.
I " Ateghen l'eter ,.
1 " crane Domlnlck
2 ' LeieileSl M....
1 " Winn Dennis
2 " Knlttlo Jonatnan
X " llurlt John Mrs
2 i:ulp l'hlllp Mrs
1 " Davison David .,
a " KreamerA W
" Morgan William.,.
1 " Drown Fred
I " Hummel Jock
acres Ebner William
15 callen Isaac est
u " Horn Wm ..7.17
1 lotKUls Wm A .
20 acrea Wlnterstecn John
1 lot lifer Wm .......
0 acres Waller I) J
S3 ' llldelcy lleorge-
& " Dawson Hannah
12 " Vouug David
! !! 'i'eeniy lilchard est...,
28 " watts Jno w .
1 lot Hess H If
300
260
45
79
810
6-1
40
140
210
19 21
SCO
19S0
12 43
19 41
6 60
2S0
1 75
3 20
5 37
3 96
2 SS
12-2
1140
0 87
266
DO
3 44
1 12
1 SO
IbS
1 38
i ftc's ""tenb'-rg Joseplu
J lot Hartman Miner.......!.,"
Sugarloaf
11. W, MdlEYNOLDS, Treasurer.
HOP BITTERS,
(A Medicine, not a Drink,)
L'ONTAISS
HOI'S, IllGUI', ItlAKUnAKU,
UAki:i,io,
AM) TllKI'l'lIl'STAM) MM MHIK'iL QL'JL.
I1ILS UK ALL OIIILU lllTTLltS. S
THEY CUBE
AU Diirmti of lhe Stovuteh, JloutU, JlluoJ,
J.irer, Kidntyi aiul ttrinarJ Orgw$, Air
tvumett, HUqJtututi, Female Complaint) and
Dmnlmut,
1(10(1 IN (iOl.l)
Will le paid for a cast- tliey Mill not euro or
lielp, or for anjlhlug ituj.uro or injurious
found in tlicm.
Auk your druggists for Hop Kilters and
freo looks, and try tbo Hitlers Lefoio jon
slei-j). Take no oilier,
Tbe Hup I'saali I'urenud 1'ulii lli-llefla ibe
t'lieaiiebl, burcM nud llefct
loKSiia ar
V9
79
39
48
90
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Dcctre to keep before the people tho groat advantages which they aro able to offer to purchasers
of every description of Dry Goods.
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS
AND
, . , . EXCLUSIVELY CASH PURCHASES.
Knabli 11s to secure all our supplies at tho lowest possible rates, and It Is safe to say at least 15 per
cent, loner than nny houso whoso business is transacted on Um credit syswin, A largo business and
moderate expenses permit very email profits, and having all these advantages, there can be no doubt
that we distribute goods to consumers at much lower prices than aro usual, and nt least as low as the
same goods are sold nt wholesale.
It Is Impossible to nsmo but a few Items of out our Immense stock, but samples ot ovcry description of
goods cheerfully forwarded on application by mall.
12 CENTS.
POPLIN LUSTRES 12i eta.
ono-IIalf wool and desirable shades,
SPRING CASHMERES
One-Half wool
AT 15 CENTS.
pTaaicy Molinirs IDiglitccii Cents,
MANOHKSTER AND PA01FI0 FANCY MOHAIRS 20 OTS.
STYLISH NOV13L.TY SUITINGS 20 GENTS.
FLEURI COSTUME CLOTH,
A Novelty,
AT 31 CENTS.
Striped till Wool Hi'ige, at 22 cents, worth 37 i cents.
MOHUR BEIGE, 20 cents.
QAINSBORO' MOHAIR QLAOES 25 GENTS.
Talavera Mohair Mixtures 31 cents.
The tno last named lots are M per cent lower than same qualities havo cver;beforo been sold at,
4S-HSTCHC CAMEL'S HAIR S3 l.S CTS,
Plain all-wool De Bcges, 25 cents.
Plain all-wool De Bcges, best quality, 30 cents.
Cashmere Beiges, 21, 30, 4(3, 48 inches wide.
And In all qualities.
Cashmere Beige Neigeuse, all Silk and Wool, 37 i cents,
Beautiful silk-mixed Novelties.
At CO.GG, CO, 02J, 7," cents and upwards.
BUItfTIItfQS IN ALL COLORS
AND IN KVERV WIDTH.
Lace Buntings.
Tin mot eomrlPtc lino of shades mul stjlestobo found rkllndclnhla.
ronimcrs.iUuvtTllmcouiiiryari Invited to Mi ire tho advantages cf our system of dolmr
buliH'ss, which t ho mall order depart ment nw renders so easy.
STMWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
UT. W. cw. Eighth ami Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Avrniows' i'1"Haishmi-:nto.
Tf Tho following appralH-mpnls of real
and
Errsonal property set apart to widows of decedents
ave been tiled In tho omen of the Register of col-
uriiuia eounr v, unrjer mo ituiea oi uuun, ana will oo
resented tur absolute connrniation to the orphans
'ourtto bo hr. I in Itloomburir.ln and for saldconn-
ty, on .MoiuU), iho eth day ot -May. IS7, at 2
o'cloek p. m., uf said day umcss exceptions to such
contlnn.itlon are jueilously lllcd, of which all per
sons Interested In salrl estates will take notice:
1. w mow of Henry Trembly, late of scott township,
deceased
2. Widow of William Hughes, late of Heaver town
shin, deceased.
3. Widow of (lodfreyMclllcl;, late of Mt. 1'leasant
lowustilp, deceased
4. Widow of Alexunder Hess, late of Sugarloaf
township, deceased.
5. Widow nt Christian Wolf, Uie ot Miniin town
ship, (IceemHil.
c. widow of Jacob Kline, late of Locus t township,
dccooHPil.
Heirtiter's onice. ) u- h JM'iiliv
lllooiu-iourir, opr. 5 1st lMli-tcr.
w
tors an
OlSTRK'S NOTICES.
Notice Is herpbv Liven to nil legatees, credl-
ond other persons uterested In the estates of
tho napuctlve deeedonts und lnlnois, ttiatthe fol-
loiMngariiiunisirai ion anu gu.iruiuu accounts naio
been Hied In the oiilco of tho Keglster ot Columbia
county, und will be presented for confirmation and
allowanco In the urphaus' court lo bo held In
Ulooinsburg, on Monday, thu i;th day of May, 167s,
at 2 o'clock, p. in. ou said da) :
1. The Recond and final' account of Henry V. Van
dersllee, Administrator of .luliu 11. Vundersllec,
lato ot MU Pleasant township, deceased.
2. The Ilrst and final account or P. c. Wudsworth,
(luardlan ot Kinmt A. nnle, minor child of Al
exander Yuple, lato of 1-ishtngcreek township,
dewsserL
3. Tho tlrst and llnal account ot Itlrhard .1. Eves,
Kvecutor of Edith KiC!,lato of llrcenwood town
ship, deceased.
4. The account of William Leo and Lewis Lee Ex
ecutois of John Lec, lalo of Locust township,
deceased.
ti. lhe Ilrst and llnal account of Henry W. Mellck,
surviving Executor .ot Andrew Mellck, late of
Mt. Pleasant township, deceased.
6. Tho account of IsaicK. MUllne, Administrator
ot Lydla Klmu.erman, lato of Centio township,
deceased.
7. The first and tlunl account ot Nathan Martz, Ad
ministrator ut .achat lull T. Marti, lato ot 111 1
nrcrcek township, deceased.
8. Tbe linal occounl ot Marshall O. Kinney, (luar
dlan ot Allco McDowell, u minor child ot Theo
dore McDowell, of i-cotl township.
9. Tho llnal account of E. V. Coleman, Administra
tor of Asa Everett, lalo of Uiangu township, de
ceased. IP. The first and llnal account of flldecn Nuss. and
John lltiiiitiigir, Lxicutors nt Dniitel Hinntug
er, late of lleaicr lowcsllp, deceased.
It. The llnal account of Jacob M.Harnian, (luardlan
of Ljula llaj hurst, minor child ot (ieorgollay
hurst, lato of Catawlsta township, deceased.
12, The account of Herman Fahrlngirand Isaleri
Hower, Administrator of lieuben ralirlnger, lato
ot Locust township, dt ceased.
13. The account of M. V. 11. Kline, Administrator of
Ell..ibetli Hlshel, late ot Montour township, de
teased. 14 Tho second and final account of Ifaac K. Krlck
baum, Executor of John Kline, latuol Ilenton
township, dcccafcd.
15. 'lhe lloal account of Isaac lleacrxk and Hugh
Falrman, Executors ot Edllh Kali man, late of
fireenwooa lownsnip, ueceaseu.
10.
lhe uccount or isubaiiru Vui)Jtc, Admltilstralrlx
of Uurtou W, Waples, lalo of bcott towL&lilp, de
ceased.
7. The third and partial account of James McAlar
ney, one or the Kxecutors ot Decree Ix)ngenber
L'er. late of SIuln townsliln. deceiLsed.
1$. The account ot Samuel tjhaid, AdmlDttrator
oi lamina worman, jaiu oi pcoit lownbuip, ae-
19, Tlie arcount of Henry 8. lteay. John Mllnes and
mi sail n a .Miines, executors vi wiuiata jiunes,
Ute of beott townahip.deieatcd.
20. The account of Wl&on M. Ke3, I-lxccutor of
CharleH Hrumetetltr, lato ot lirtenwood town
slip, drcetised.
21. Thu hrst and llnal account oMi. V. Drelshach,
Admlidsitratoror Enoa Fowler, late ot Brlarcreek
township, deceased.
22. 'lhe Jlrbt and Una! account of John llunblner,
Administrator of (lldeon lluntlnger, latuot Hea
der townbhln. deceased
23, The account ot Mary a. Watson, Administratrix
oi u. a, risod, iaic oi 3iaaison lown&iup, uu
ceaseil. Ueytster'a Ofllcc, 1 V, H.JACOIiV.
Uloomsburu, npr, (S, lSl. Itegtster.
OOUIIT PKOCLAiMATION.
TTTJIKUKAS, the Hon. William Klwlll
tV I'rtJsideiiL JudL'fi of the Court of over and
Terminer and oeneral Jail DeilUTy, Court of Quar-
if r nviNtiuita ui inu i ftu t? uuu uir . urn i ui cumiuon
I'teasand Oi-phanV Court In the with Judicial Dts
trlct, composed of tho couiiIIch or Columbia and
Montour, und the II oust, I. K, Krkkb.tum und V, L.
Khumau.AKAOx'late Judg-es of Columbia county. lu e
Issued th4lr precept, heart n' datv theinthajy of
Feb., In tho ) ear of our Iord one thounund elffhl
hundred und seveiity-fc-ht, and to muctlrected for
holdlu'a court otoer and Terminer and (Jeueral
(Juartcr Hesslons ot ttw Peace, court of Common
Pleaa und orphans' Court, In Itloomsbur?, In the
county of Columbia, on tho Una Monday, llngthe
6th day of May next, to continue twoMveks,
Notice, la hereby t'lven to the Coroner, to tho Jus
tices otthe l'eace, and tho CouUbtuH or tho said
county of Columbia, that they bo then and therv in
their proper iR.nori at h o'tlock In lhe forenoon of
said cth day ot May, with Ihi.lr rvcoids, Inqul
Mtloni und other remembrancer, to do those tuiuea
t bleu to their onicoa ujijktuiIu to bo done. And
those that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
UL'uluhi tho prisoners that aru or may bo lu the Jail
ofthe said county of Columbia, to bo then and there
toprohccuto them as bhallbo Jut. Jurorbaro re
tiuebted to bo punct ual In their attendance, agreeably
91
i.f A.irll It. Ih. i.iiv , r.-
Ub. whoubaud eight hundred and seventy-eight
and In thu ono hundred and sccondtearof
tho
Indenendenceot the I'nlled htuti-s ot America.
Mierltraonico, JOHN, w, IIOWMAN,
liloomsburg, April 6 to fcherllf.
T 1ST ()!' OAUSI'S KOU TMAL
AT
JU -MA
UAVTEItM.lSlt,
M Grovcr's Aclmi's vs Charles II Wolf.
Daniel l-'ow ler's ndmr's vs. Wm. Kingston.
M Grovers admr's vs. Margaret Hagenouch,
John H Goodman vs. John eanger.
George ltucltlevs. M drover's udmr'a.
Ilemy U. Conner vs. Emanuel Conner's ndin'r.
Mary G Vandersllcu vs. Abraham n)de,
UrockHay and Ent vs. Ezckttl chulU.
Hantel Lelby vs. Henry Knapp el al.
Mel Lenthen vs. coujngham and Centralla Poor
District.
John II tcott vs.licrnhard Btohntr.
tieorgo A Harclay vs. Joseph M Kreclc
u II lirockway vs. Hrst Katlonal llanV ot Berwick
William hrtckbaum's ute vs. I.T bharnless et aL
Pcrmella Koons vs. tieluer Miller.
Conrad fc ank vs Daniel Swank.
I.uctnda iruntzlncer ) a. John Y Creasy,
M II llogers vs Julias Doty et aL
Homer Thomas vs. Horns Mltchel.
Klllah Lemons vs. J 11 btaddon.
Wllllaiu Kingston vs. Montgomery Cox.
l'uirKkli)'rucsvs.Con)ngliam and centralla Poor
District.
11 train lieea vs. V K sterner et tu.
Wm Kingston vs. Moutguun ry cox et al.
Johu hchcll vs. John lllnderlller et al.
Isaiah W McKelvi 's use va. William bharler et al.
John Jacobs it.HU vtoodward et al.
First National Hank ot IHoomsburgva, JohnGrubcr'a
adm'r. '
Hugh w Mcltej nolds vb. Flmon Pt'ose.
Wm Blrutheraetuxvs Margaret Gulnn.
OrangoYllle Mutual Having Tuad and Loan Aisocla-
Hon vs. bamuel D White it ux.
Morris Mltchel vs. Gomir Thomas.
AllenMann vs. John bhumon'a ext.
Iii-nainln Ki es' A dmrt v s, 1 liotnas Statkliouiia Jr.
U A l.ili k vs.Wm A Kile.
S. W. Douglass,
Civil and Mining Engineer,
ASHLAND, FA.
General Surveying and Engineering
Business attended to with Care
and Dispatch.
I am prepared to moke drawings. Plans and
Models In Wood, Brass, Iron, or tho above materials
combined as necessary of
Bridges, Mines, Breakers, Buildings, Engines,
PUMPS, and all kinds of machinery for uso of cases
at court or for applications to secure patents.
I'nirnta hecurecl. march 21, 1S78-
DiMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KSTATK OF CUXLIS B. KLINE, HICE1SID.
Ittersf Administration on tho estate of Charles
B. Kline, late ot Greenwood township, Columbia eo
deceased, have been granted by the Itegtster ot said
county lo Jos. C. Eves ot same township. All persons
having claims against the estate are requested to
present them for settlement and those Indebted to
make payment without delay.
JOSEPH C. KVKS.
mar. 29, 18-6W Administrator.
(ireenwood township.
DMINISTKATOH'S NOTICE.
ESTATK OP 1NN1K H. KLINE, PEO'O.
Letters of administration on tbo estate of Annie
It. Kllne.lato of (Jreenwood lownshlp.columbta coun
ty. Pa., have been granted by lhe lteglsttrof Colum
bia county to Joseph C. Eves, Administrator, to
w hom all persons Indebted are requested to mako
ImmedlatH pavment, and thoso having claims or de
mands against the said estate will make them
known to tho undersigned Administrator without
delay,
JOSEPH C. EVKS,
Administrator.
march 29,'J8-cw Greenwood township.
TlIOlliB 11. 11ABTM4N. ALBERT HiUTUlH,
HARTMAN BROS.,
DEALEKS IN
TEAS, CANNED FKUIT,
0IOAR8,
TOBACCO.
swurr,
CONFECTIONERY.
Spices of all kinds, Glass. & Quecnsw
FINE GROCERIES,
Foreign and DomestioFruits(
AND GENERAL LINE OF
Family Provisions.
Hussoll's Old Stand,
It U PERT BLOCK,
4th door below Market street, Bloomsburg, Ta.
Itr Goods delivered to all parts ol the town
April Iff, 1I-U
The Seaside Library.
Choice books no longer tor the lew only. The best
standard novels vilthln the reach ot everj one.
Hooks usually sold from ti to 13 given (unchanged
and unabridged) tor 10 and so cenia.
ids. The Count or Monte-Crlsto, Alex Dumas
15. The King's on, by Capt. Marryat
157. Hand and Glove, by Amelia II. Edwards
l&s. 'IreasureTrove, by bamuel Lover
Hi!' J!18 fuanlom bhln, by Captain Marryat
100. I ho Ulack Tulip, by Alexander Dumas
!51' J,1'.e,Worl(1 Wel' "t. Wnn Unton
1S. Shirley, Charlotto llroute
103. Krank lllldmaj-, by Captain Marryat
!5i' Xou."f w"e'l kl0'Y Harriet Uowrn
!55' itudern M mister (Vol. 1.) Cheiely Novel
16S. Tho I ast Aldlnl, bv Ucorgo sand
10T. Tho Ouoen'B Necklace, by Alex. Dumas
,'SS' 5r?nDctct;1tn' Vy 1 har'e !- er
169. St, Patnek'B Ive, by Charles Lover
lie. Newton Eorster, by Captain Marryat
HI. Hostage to fortune, by Miss llraddon
lis. Chevalier de Mahon Itouge, by Dumas
ITS, Japhet in Search or a Pither. bv l.'antaln
Marryat M
1I. Kato O'Douoghue. by Charles Lever
lis. T he Pacha M Many Tales, Capl aln Marryat 1")
lis. IV-rclval Keene by Captain Warriat W
Woo? t&Dlen,ury'" wul bf Mra. Henry
lis. itaro oood Luck, by It. s. Francllllon
Its. The History ot a crime, by Victor Uugo
ISO. Armalade, by Wllkle Collins
in. The Countess de Charny, Alex Dumas
Ui. JuUeta nuardlan,by Mrs. Cameron
1S3. Kenllworth. by Mr Walter hcolt
i4. Tho Little sai age, by Captain Marryat
1S5, "Uoodl)v e Sueelheart." bv llhoda llroi
llhoda Lrougtcn loo
iss, David Coppeineld, by Charles Dickens
1ST. Nanon, by Alexander Dumas l'M
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